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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-25
Saturday, the 18Th day Of May, 1876,


Commencing at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ, II tn
'front.' door Of the Court House Of Ohio
county, proceed a. sell 10 the highest AND
best bidder, the following described pro-
perry, to- wit: The north third Of that pJr-
iior Of lot mum bered one huui ed and
two llOll on the plat OF that AT o! the ~
OF Wheeling, West Virginia, viii h was
laii out by NJ liam ChSpiur and John
Eoii, the same being twenty-five Cd feet
on the alley In the rear Of SAID lot, and
running the same width ninety fee. to-
wards Market street formerly called
Washin ton street. being on the ives side
OF saiu street, together with all and singu
lar the buildings and appurienanre - 10 the
same belonging or In any wise appertain-
ing. THIS property is now occupied by
Thomas Fahy.
Terms or SALE-Fifieen hundred
cash, balance o the purchase money Ia
one, two. three ami four ysars, with APP
proved security for deferred payments.
GEO. r. BOYD, Trustee.
JoHy W. MITCHELL, Auc ioneer. aI'i2i
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HOTELS.

&C., SENT FREE to any address.
Apply to w. p. JOHNSON, Genr Pass.
ACT. c. II. r., Chicago, or to |. r. RAN
DOLPH, Travelling Agt. /. 9. II. X, Indian
apolis, Ind. apicgb
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COFFEE.
ROASTED COFFEE.
Our celebrated brand,

Our celebrated brand,
TINGLE & ISHAMS CHOICE,
Has become deservedly popular with the
trade 1t may now DO found in ost all
first class retail stores in the CRY and
country. Those without it would argely
increase their sales by keeping it it, stock.
TINGLE ~ ISHAM.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING
THE DAILY REGISTER.

One squares Inch space.
One time .....4 IS One month. -...$ W
Two times. IS Three months. z 90
one week. 2 50 One year,. Is 90
One square changeable once week $50.
Special Notices 25 per cent additional.
Advertisements to occupy fixed places rs
per cent additional.
Cuts WI be charged double for space
occupied
Dot tie, Quinn advertisements, 80 per
cent add, t,CLAl.
Loca. NCu,es Is cents per lipe--bta no
local nCiic. utu be Inserted for less than ONE
DOLLAR
All adv er easements, except for establish
ed business houses, must be paid for in adj
vance. -s..
Bills with regular advertisers rendered
quarterly.
All bills due on the first appearance OF
the advertisement.
Yearly advertisers will be confined to
their legitimate business, and all adver-
tisements not connected with Ii will be
charged for at our regular rates.
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Accommodation tram leaves Bellaire at
i:gr r. W., and arrives at Steubenvllle at
t.UP.N.
Special Accommodation trains leave
E.-.4fr" ~ 800 a. m. and 1890 p m;
E!.t--puri ,U:J5 a. M and 10 p. M; arrive
a. Il tr'.n'> Ferry at lO:l5 a. m. and / 10 p.
M Returning leave Martins Ferry al
a .s..agI a:'yp. a.; arrive at Bcllaire at
ll.trs,. M, gU'! -; D.. IN.
T.s.., Hp all pTncip1l points In the
Ei,i gua N,et can be procured at the
ULIaa ..snt Oiiic" III Mcclure House, anu
al ~. -'at!aa at Bridgeport.
r. X. MYERS,
M. ....al Passenger & Ticket Agent.
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For restoring Gray Fair 10
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is at
once agree
able, healthy,
and etfectual
for preserv-
ing the hair.
Faded on gray
hair is soon
restored to It's
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF \ DEED OF TRUST
ID made by Barncy O'Friol 10 me r. Irus-
tee, dated the eth day OF March, =. D., 1874,
and OF record in the ClcrK', Office OF the
County Court OF ohio county, West VIZ
giria. in deed OF trust bJol: No. & folio. 4fS,
| WILL ON
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FOR SALE by
LOGAN. LIST n CO.,
Druggists. Bridge Corner, and by DEALERS
generally. apr
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Second Hand Boilers for Sale.

One nue boiler, % inches diam, % II. long
TW02 81 ~
One cylinder boiler - Inches diam, ~ tset
long: three cylinder boilers, ~ In diam,
z feet long: one small engine N bore
incres stfOke. We siso bDi engines and
boilers for all puTpO%es. Repair work done
promptly.
mnA HOBHS, IA IIlDk ~.
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Baltimore & Ohio r. r. Co.

cept Monday; Nos. ! and 43 daily except
Sunday. No. 43 stops at all stations Ge-
tween Wheeling and Grafton. No ops
ut all stations between wheeling anu
Cumberland.
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avheeliug gegister.
Terms, by Mail, in Advance.

DAILY REGISTER.
One year .......-.-.$8 % Three months...2 w
- N TMi.WEExTE f Rn @HeSFT
Published every Tuesday, Thursday and
a saturday. EIlnH'.u
One copy, W.. 81 % One copy s. mos.S2 %
WEEKLY REGISTER.
One copy, yrs 90 IFivecopiee,l yrs 8 20
One copy, mos 1 90 Ten copies,l yr. Is 90
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ID Q N II

II x II
C'TRAIE YOURSELF BY LIFTING
= your sewing Machine from place To
place, but get set Of the celebrated ssS-
gen, Pour wheel astors. They are
the BEST made: raise the machine en-
tlrely from the floor, while moving 81, ana
act II down rrTnIy "a it. feet when In posi-
c. A KRYTERB,
sniz iIl5 Market rtreet.
The New York herald., 1876-07-02

It would be difficult to give anything like detailed
account OF the preparations made for the celebration
pf tho hundredth birthday OF the United States.
Everywhere throughout the Union there seems be
Centennial fever Every city, town or village, from
Maine to the Rio Grande and from the Atlantic to the
Pacific has its es its PROFESSIONS its oratons and its
fore give below general idea Of the festivities. and
this is elaborate and interesting In this city there
will be tho grandest paradcs torchght professions,
and other special Union square and tho
Academy OF Music
In Philadelphia there will be great rejoicings Old
Independence Hall will be the great centre attraction
The old Liberty Bell will sound again and herald forth
The joy Of citizens announced the founding the
Republic hundred years ago Members Of Congress
walls Of the tmc-honored edlce Instead OF defying
snsmies the nation will point the proud peaceful
position attained among the great Powers Of the
Who now como to a spirit Of friendly rivalry to
JOmpete in the world of science and art Statesmen
nd diplomatists from AL parts OF the globe will be
present TO witness the festivities and accept the hospi
talities OF the Centennial Commission
AS the programmes below will show there will be
more outdoor sports, land and water such as run
ning climbing, yachting and rowing regattas than
have over before in the history of the country.
The New York herald., 1876-07-02

IL /. Topping ID. J Harris, L. l. bellows, Y. Il. How
very lively a TINS little place The oratons viii be
delivered by Rev j. j. Harrison and Mr. Samuel Gar
diner There Will be also public sports general decora
tons, sautes, bell ringing and fireworks.
HUNTINGTON, l. l.
All the bells OF the village are TO be rung at six A.
n. 100 guns to be fired at six A. NJ twelve VI. and
SIX r. 81 The procession TO commence TO iorm al hall
past eight and TO commence marching at hall
past nine A. NJ In the procession viii be
an old cannon tra led. preceded by the American tag
and supported by soldiers OF 1916 aud ls1U the old bell
OF l776 the Goddess OF Iber, ytbirtoen states rep
resented by many girls surrounding her, bearing
aoii the American eagle and the motto. ''ln God We
Trust; also banner representative OF the New YORK
State coat OF arms Justice and Liberty, represented
by naes Following these the iollown. departments,
represented factors Of national pcrmancnce,
growth and prosperity -Educailon. beaded by ban
ner cuiDemat.c; The Press. represented 10y a
printing press On wagon Agriculture; Com
merce. headed by banner representing
Neptune with his trident followed 10y Il
longDoat on wagon, containing capstan and oars,
properly decorated with bunting and manned with
sailors Trade represented by board oi trade IN a
wagon, bearing an emblemac banner ana followed by
the wagons OF the various branches OF trade ARTISANS
Fire compares OF the town; Cilizcns
The procession will march ~ammis grove. OH the
Coldsprng road, where the exercises will be as oi
ows:-Praycr, by the Rev Moses L. Scuddcr; singing
OF Whltter's Centennial hymn. by the pupils OF the
schools reading oi the Declaration, by Douglas Conk
lin addresses by 5. W. Games and H. j. scudder his
torcal Grafton, by H. H. c. Piatt singing by children.
The New York herald., 1876-07-02

u. D.. II. b. Perkins, Colonel Grenville 7. Haws
Richard &. Combs, Rev Dr. Barkins and others Will
make addresses and Professor G. NJ Miller Will read
the Declaration OF Independence In the evening there
VIII be music and display OF fireworks.
standard Division No. ll6 sons OF Temperance VIII
MS nth annual TO Alpine Grove on tho
HUDSON
The Execuiive Committee Of the Board OF Delegates
OF American Israeltes earnestly recommend every
congregation OF their co-rgonists 10 hold special
service on the Fourth.
THE OLD FiRE DEPARTMENT
viii hang out 900 red. white and blue lanterns from
the windows OF It's club and enjoy itself generally
with music and sp eches Hon Robert Brannan Will
deliver an address TO the members
The New York herald., 1876-07-02

ratus and necessary of the column will be made
10 avoid serious obstacles. with little delay possible
The torches furnished by the expected to
burn four hours, but to insure good light entering
Union amended that they be lighted
until the column begins to
The committee that Ill torches furnished by them
bc returned the societies in order that they
be collected at an early day.
Tlose organizations Intending to make display OF fire
works along the route have them conveyed In hand
carts II the we'll and securely covered
avoid accidents. In the rockets Rom candies
will be taken direct them toward the popuce
the houses
No horses will be allowed In the column during the march
The services OF the following named gentlemen as AS
chief marshal aids the Chief Marshal having
been accepted they requested to assemble az the mill
tsy rendezvous in Thirteenth street NJ eight o'clock sharp
the evening of the Sd prox in black frock coat but
toned white pantsoous and French chapcau with tho pre-
ihcdh hull.I. and min
The New York herald., 1876-07-02
Surprising Grandeur in Display
and Enthusiasm Unbounded.
Monster Professions, Historical Speeches and
Public Sports Everywhere.

Through storm and calm the years haze led
Our nation on from stage to stage
A century's space until zoe tread
The threshold Of another age.--BRYANT.
The New York herald., 1876-07-02
Full Programme for the Two
Days Celebration.

PHILADELPHIA'S JOY
The New York herald., 1876-07-02

GEL. Assistant Chief Marshal.
Col. l.. n. ROWAN.
Mr.. II. X. MCELlIGOTT,
Gen. q. ". PALM Err,
Gen. q. V. DAYTON.
MIR. A. q BOGEkr.
Col. FRANK y. HOWE.
Hon. ID. ". JUDD.
Mr.. q. VOLNEY KING.
Capt. q. W. LAIRD.
Mr.. CHARLES -. PRATT,
Mr.. J. q. GARCIA.
Capt X. VI. BRUNO.
Col. II. CLAY PRESTON.
Mr.. EDWIN VI. fELf.
Mr.. q. A. SCH ERM l. RHORN,
Mr.. j. FRANK RUSSELL,
General a. q. McCOOk.
Mr.. ROBERT JOHNSON.
Captain J.C. j. LANGBElN,
Major WM. n. QuINCEY.
Captain MAXWELL,
Gen. 10 rPH c. JACKSON,
Mr.. rHOS. l.. THORNELL,
l.. T.. j. ku Ode.
General JOHN A. FOSTER,
Col. ALFRED WAGSTAFF,
Nr. EDWIN l.. GALL.
Colonel II. j. CULLUM.
The New York herald., 1876-07-02
EW Works. ARRAY

The Metropolis in a Blaze Of
Light and Patriotism.
The New York herald., 1876-07-02
IN THE QUAKER CITY.

THREE DAYS OF PATRIOTIC FEvER-GRAND
SONGS, oDES, BANQrETs, BALLS AND SPORTS
PROGRAMME or THE CENTENNIAL coMMIs-
The New York herald., 1876-07-02

Captain WM l.. kU UsSELL.
To insure the order and promptness in the move
OF the procession orders and instructions OF the
aids the chief Marshal will all times be respected and
obeyed
Ali marshals aids and military civic officers in the
procession again reminded oil the great Importance Of
being in position promptly tho hour named and OF keep
osed u d nia
The New York herald., 1876-07-02

LIBBR7Y'S FE7E.
Great Rejoicing Of the Nation on
Its Centennial Birthday.
A Thousand Cities Of the Union in
Holiday Garb.
UNIVERSAL FESTIVITIES
Bell Ringing, Powder Wasting, Rowing.
Shouting, Blowing and Dancing.
Ora torical Ballooning from
Maine to Texas.
NEW WORKS. ARRAY.
The Metropolis in a Blaze Of
Light and Patriotism.
Full Programme for the Two
Days Celebration.
PHILADELPHIA'S JOY
Surprising Grandeur in Display
and Enthusiasm Unbounded.
Monster Professions, Historical Speeches and
n
The New York herald., 1876-07-02

city committee, composed OF Z. H. Jennings g. I.
Gardiner, W. :. Haycns W. H. Cooper. B y. Hunt
na- T.. a. CArnsntcr stsDhsn Clarke. X h. KicnAsds
, 1876-02-12
Tho Railroads Forced to Abandon, Thoir
Cat.Throat Policy.
Equitable Rates Established for Indian
apolis and Other Points.
Prospects that the Present Agreement Will
Be Lived Up to.
Railrond NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Items.
GILMAN, CLINTON & SPRtN CFlELD.
i CONTEMPT CASE.


Sptckdi Dspateh to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
DLooa1soroS. ILL, Feb. 1t.-somo time ago
. motion Was mado by n. r. Williams, counsel
for Morton, Bliss i Co. In tue suit against tho
Gilman, Clinton j. Springfield Railroad Compa~
ny, TO t1ansfer tho case from this Court to tho
Unitod 8tatos Circuit Court for the Southern
by Judge Upton. 1tr. Williams then fled In
tue United statos Court record Of proceedings
In tho caeo tn t1ia Court, nnd made an apptica-
tion in tue United Btatos Court to havo tho case
transferred to that Court. This action on tho
part Of III. Williams is construed by judge
Upton to DO in fEand aud contempt :, Of
up this matter on Tuesday, nnl dirsetod that
Williams should fl!e stipulation at onco that no
further proceedings te taken by lim In tho
United States Court looking to tho transfer Of
tho case. After explanation on the pnrt Of WILL
1neans no contempt Of Court, and Is acting for
tho bcst interest Of his clients, tho Court gave
him until the 18th Inst. 10 locido whether ho
will stlpufato not to proceed further In the
United States Court. Tho motion 10 transfer
Will DO heard In tho United Statos Court on tho
25th inst.
To-day ssato's Attorney ]. ". Fiter alod In
tho Court information rociting the facts in tho
caae, and alleging thnt the action Of Il. Z. Will
iams. Lis partner, Hudson Burr, aud Charles
soykon, agent OF tho English PARTIES in tho
suit, - impending tho action Of tho McLean
partie8 10 appear On Tuesday noxt md Rtlow
cauBo why an attachment should not be issued
against them for contempt.
Williams Il Burr nre leading lawyers Of tho
with tho fact TINT this will probably place Judge
Tiplon's Court In collision with tho United
BtateB Court, gyes to tho caao great interest.
especially to legal minds.
, 1876-02-12
CRfMfNAL,.

Justice Footo yesterday nnea Mary Lynch
$3.50 On geuerai priuclpfcs.
Frank Monroe. for being vasrant, wss yes
tczdsy nued sl5 by Justlco DeWolf.
At0 o'clock this morning s1 Cheyenne bnat,-
ties Will anaWer to tho charge Of being Of bad
character and making night h'doous with their
reyels.
John 8. Weber, an cnEravcr at No. 85 South
Jefferson atreot. reports thnt his shop wna en-
tered at M early hour Friday morning, and
stock valued at $50 stolen.
Thioves broke light Of glass In tho shov-
window Of II. l.. Uatcls clothtne-llousc, No.
100 htadlson stroot, Thursday evening" but woro
scared OF before they could secure auy Of tho
contonts.
Theodore Worth, constable attached 10 a
North Side iustce court, met with an tinexpect-
Cd reception from Anton Doync. grocer, as tho
afternoon while attempting 10 sorvo . process.
lie was throtttod BIZ Anton md Ann, his wife,
who thumped him Severely and thon bounced
him. llo procured warrant aud caused Ann's
nrreet on the charge OF assault, which he will
prove before Huffman thls morning.
Detectives McAniey and 1yan arrested last
evening two very respoctablo-looktng women,
who gave tho names OF Barat O'Connor md
Kate Burns, on the complaint OF au Ttnlian 3D.
loon-kaerer. who charges them with tho larceny
Of two splttoons. Tho articles Wero Hecrcted In
tho lakeside Building By tho priBouers. and on
aearching thom pair OF pants 6tocn from
G.. O.. Collinn' and = 1ady's sack
aud dresa wcro found. They arc both very
reepectable-tookinE women, and one Of them
IL said to bo tho wife OF travelling fnan In the
cnpiuy of prominent dry Eoods houho. During
tho eyoning they wero visited by number Of
acqnaintauces, who unite In tho testimony that
they arc respectable women, and tho theft must
hayo been committed while the prisonera 1vero
drunk: They will be examined before Summer
held this morning.
, 1876-02-12
will be tho benefit concert for the Director ot
tho Gorman Military band, Mr, Charles Deck.

will DO tho benefit concert for the Director ot
tho 0oru,an Military Hand, Ms. Charles eck.
Tho Philosophical socn.y will ba addreased
this oscning bYJ. ". Ella, Of tha city. Subject !.
"Ia There AuY Responsibility for CtlH1e5"
llr. @. l.. Maovay writca to aay that hc Is open
10 match himaaIf against any man in america to
walk tho greatest husntst Of miles Ia at1 con-
soo,,ttEe days.
A spscAf meeting Of tho Acvenh Ward ne-
publican Club. for the election Of two delegates
10 tho Grand Council. will be hold this evening
u $50 Due Ialautt aycnuo.
Dy special rnquest tho Hov. l.. T. Chamber
lain Of. the Now England Church, will Tomorrow
morning Eepcat his discourso Oh 81 Tic Value aud
Charm Of tho Study Of the 1hblo."
Ncxt Saturday the nomboru OF the Foot BAIL
Club will AAr0 = ateoplo. chsao OF four mllou
across tho country for a 425 cup. Tho run will
como on near the Bouth Park Boulevard.
Prof. Proctor. tho distinguished English as-
ttonomer. eminent for i,Iu scientific atsainments
and tho skill With Which he presents scientific
eubjects 10 popular audiences, iecturcd to-mar-
row AFTERNOON before tho Sunday Lecture Hocio-
ty at McOormtck's Hall ut 8 o'clock. His sub
jcct will ho 'Tho Atyste1ica Of tho Universe"
aud tito lecture will bo illustrated. Admission
10 cents,
, 1876-02-12
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

Etate's-Attosnoy Reed was missing yesterday
no loft for 1t. Louis Thursday evening to attend
| tho Dabcock ttiht.
| Davis. ths murlc1cr, was hoard f:om yoBser-
dny ut tho Jail. f(e IL serving the Htate in the
| capacity OF q nllocmakcr at Joliet.
Juago>Mc.il!istes LETT for Waukegau last evcu-
Ing, ADd ~ 8 consequence the Criminal Court
room vii! be deserted to-day.
Wiro netting was yesterday be1ug placed over
the ''cago" III the jail, a preventive against
| vintorh passng thctF fsiun1s articles which the
! rules OF tho Jail prohibit.
The building nRH yesterday deluged with
| political riHiiots, among whom wu.c Miles
| EohDD, fhoHas 1la1p,ne. buffalo Miller, and
others Of moro Or lces Importance.
The Graud Jury managed 10 transact some
business yesterday without tito assistance OF an
| attorney. The session waa plro1Y experimental,
but successful iu disposing OF few ordinary
cuseu,
| Maria HAvheu, OF tho Town OF Lake. hold on
tic 2ea Of Sovcu,bor by the CORNER for
Htraugling hcr nfau. child aud thereby causing
i,s death, il wauted. lles condition Il
tao em9; n,9 Il e9ppeass. Tas w. p,esAsious snd
to thp Hospital for treatment. from which place
Hllo has escaped She WAS c.nptoyea ut tic time
OF thu commission of the crne IN the family Of
Oscar Mckay.
Gov. ncyoridRa wa Among tho distinguished
FteltQss AZ tG0 bHl!aiDE yesterday. Willie thrrO
! ho was hesiesc1 by .n0at IT Tie members of the
County Board, whu were anxious to eacuro tho
| pardon OF George lIsniton Of tho Sixth Ward.
WHO recently pleaded guilty to Repeating" a,i
sentenced 10 ono yosr in tho County jail, sud TO
pay ilne Of Sl,00o. Tho Governor did not like
10 ratuse but 1t tho samo time heH,tatad to con-
ssnt, anl recommended tha petitioners 10 secure
tho signature OF Franklin hlaaye.gh before he
would take any action IN tho matter,
The passhre.at-Arms between ". W. O'Ertea
| hnu Haunt it.N1 In hfof3.
loon Ihu1slay evening 1aa the subject Vt cou-
yeisAtipa In The bl4esfii's o,lice yesterday. Tho
d!tl!SnltY. from what could bo learned, grew out
Of = !5f.cn,a being iutortnod that EorsIga1 had
Ms1lug Home untayorablo relnarka about Tho
shu1Id.-thht ho could bo bought for 960D.
Doth ol tho eontessanss faE tho !. f'sss blood p"
were around during shs day-Mr. O'l,rion 10 say
man AZ Correan, ansl Corrixan to explain tbe
| scratches on hls cLovk 10 tuluIzing flIauda.
, 1876-02-12

large table. There il n flight Of stairs 10 tho
tnuteum Rhove. Tho lccturn.roon OF atnphE-
theatre Ia On thu frat foor and WITH It's el,yat-
cd soatH occupies tho height ut the building
which Ia "a feet. Under nnh nrorlhd tho Hcats
In tho front portion Of tho bri1dtuR ia halt or
pasaage-way, with two flights Of ntatrs to the np-
per gallery or elevated seats. In this ball.
placed In tho corner, will DO t'xo sinks. Tho
aeals arc arranged in semf-circnlnr form. anil In
tbs contso doorway will 10 placed D,dons'
patent table, to DO use1l in post-mortom e1hm-
turo-room viii bo 70 foot hy ~ foot n tho clear.
In tho renr NJ the loctutc.roo1n and in tho Hec
ord story will 10 tue muas'd,n for anatomical
, specimens. This will DO 1Itol up with g!nsa
cnne8 In tho must srrroytsd tnntlnor. Special
attontion hna hecn givon o tho ventilation mud
lighting. In addition to elro windows On lhreo
Hfdos there will bc iargo skyiisht, throwing
light directly upon tho tas,lo.
THE M1Crsf,scnFE. :
Tho State Miofescopc:lf Society met Last night
at 1'i, WAoash avcruo, the Academy Of HciancoB
II. ". Fullor In the ol4i,i, 3. ". Thomas, Becso-
tarv.
d. II. A. Johuaol explained. by diagrams
drawn on h blackboard, tho manner Of lllumi.
mating ohjects uudor tho btuoculhr microscope by
reGectod lights. 2nd tbs concentration Of i,ath
subject wns intorcfItlng to microscopisis and
complicated In detail.
Prof. N.W. fipat nxhIoitod numerous stf!os Of
inaects by means OF d Rciopticon. Tic Bpcci..
1nens veto enlarged to 400 900 times their actual
sszo.
Thursday oser,iug tho Professor delivers n
lecture before th.t iuuug Alu,s EhrBtiau Asao.
cthtion wlicn Ito will exhibit larEe numbdr OF
apocinons by tt.O md Of = hJi1o-oxygon Light.
, 1876-02-12

The editnr Of the Piocho IN ov.) Record can-
not toll a lio, but after rocounting tho journey
Of a contractor with drove OF mu!ea from o ol-
mout to l1llso, where no water waa 70 be had for
two days. ho thus do.critos tho oNect at tho
scons OF tho water at Logan Springs on tho aui.
mails: "Tho whoto body began to moyo for
ward at guod paco, increasing 1t "a tt,e smel
Of wator grow stronger. Until the whole hard
was III a keen rim. Tho sprinS was reached,
but tho wator hal 70 DO dipped up i'll buckets,
and it became nocpssary to knock down nun
bos of mules with clubs In ordor to allow tho
mon 70 got to the spring. Ona mne. rrazctl
water. hnt! Ind to be dubbed away III order to
allow hutno other ponscBsor OF n pair Of long
ears cl,anca. tlo wont out and took roll
cane back, and wanted nloro. Tha bucket held
four .gailona. and ho would got uway with one At
gufp."