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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-06
Meeting Of The Board OF Directors.
WESTON, w. Va, Oct. 4, 1877.

WESTON, w. Va, Oct. 4, 1877.
Correspondence OF the Register.
The Board OF Directors OF the West
Virginia hospital for the insane, has just
closed its meeting for the fiscal year end
ing Sept 80 1877.
The Board present were j. w. Gran
than, of Jefferson county; Jas. Withrow,
of Greenbrler; j. l.. Armstrong, of Jack
son; DIR. w. Campbell, of Wood; w. l..
Hcsrn, or Wheeling; AMI A. A. Lewis,
w. Z. Limly and Z. RslstoD, OF Lewis
county. Tue Board organized by elect
ing Col Withrow, President, and j. l..
Armstrong, Secretary.
The usual committees were appointed
10 examine the accounts of the Superin.
tendent and Treasurer, and reported
them correct.
The rounds for examining the condi-
tion of the hospital and patients were
made, and everything found IN good
condition.
The Superintendent submitted his re-
port for the year The whoIe number
under treatment during the year was:
Males 267; females, 2lS; total, 4S5.
Discharged-Cured, 81; improved, s.;
unimproved, l not insane, l; died, 20;
total, 68. Number in hospital October l.,
1877: Males, Z25; females, 1872; total,
All. Highest number for the year in
hospital, 427; lowest, 800; average, 4l63;
cost per capita per week, 81 3S3, wnicn
includes medicines, clothing, board, and
pays officers salaries, &c.
The Superintendent reported that there
are near iorty insane in the jalls Of the
State seeking admission, and that he is
compelled to answer "no room" to al APP
plications on account o. the crowded con.
diton OF the hospital and as the Legis-
lature has failed TO make al approprla-
ton for the further construction or the
hospital. Most of them will have to re.
main in the Jails for nearly four years,
before room can be made, even If the
next Legislature appropriates money to
build another section. The outlook for
these poor unfortunates is truly sad. 1t
is to be hoped that the next Legislature
will see the great necessity OF csreing for
them, and act humanity. About one per-
Sun in 100, is insane IN our State, and
surely the 1899 should be willing, and
are able TO care for the stricken one.
The cost in our State is very low and
and far below any other State In the
Union, and to illustrate with what system
i; is conducted, the rate per week per
patient has not varied FRACTION OF Il
cent in two years, S2.3S3 being the COS.
for each year, although the numbers have
varied almost daily.
to new members of the Board ex-
pressed themselves much pleased, in a
few pleasant remarks, and the Board ad
iourned.
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The Republicans Have Grand Rally
at West wheeling.
West WHRELING, Oct. 8, 1877.

at West wheeIins.
WEST WRESTLING, Oct. 8, 1877.
otthe Register.
"A great political event in this place
has come and gone. About week
ago the Republican County COMMITTEES
thonght II wise to guard sgairst any
detection that might possibly exist among
the rank and file of the party In this quiet
hamlet, by announcing through flaming
posters stuck at every corner and on
every fence, that u grand Republican
rally would take place IN front OF
Strangers store on the evening OF the
Alb inst, and that prominent speakers
would be present to address the people
The usual appeals were imade to be on
hand to listen to the great truths that are
only uttered from Radical lips. Every
thing possible was done by the local
committee of one to insure success. de
illuminated the front OF the store where
the demonstration was to occur, with big
headlights, and did sll in his power that
could be done on such an occasion.
The eventiul evening arrived
and so did the speakers, Messrs.
j. w. Hoge Of Bellaire and Mr.. Hol-
llngs worth, ali cooked and prlmed for
hard work. Wnen the hour came round
tor the talk to begin the speakers took a
iurtive view of the crowd from their pri-
vate standpoiuts OF observation, and
much to their disgust saw the immense
audience of two men and one woman
waiting to see, TO hear and TO inspire the
prospective speakers with convincing
eloquence. The gentlemen thought 1t
better To walt while until
the crowd augmented somewhat. But
alas, they tsrried aud tsrried, yet the
crowd didn't increase worth cent. In
ZACH, the streets were entirely deserted,
and DO one seemed 10 care snap whether
the meeting would or would not be an
inglorious fzzle. To make 3 long story
short, there was no meeting, no speaking,
no anything, and Messrs. Hoge and Hol-
llngsworth departed wiser and sadder
men. l opine this will be.the last "grand
rally" the RAIDS will have in West Wheel
ing until another election comes round.
WATCH.
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Nj. PAUL DE CAssAGNAo is said to be
very eccentric. He would be good.
looking were it not for his air of concelt
H. wears large hat very much cooked
on one side, and always has big stick in
ms han1. He has an ugly, loose gait,
and as he sbambles down the Boulevard
he swings bis stick, as though to convey
the idea OF always being ready to make
use of it. When he enters the Grand
Opera he seems to say, "Don't look at
those bronze and marble stairs, that
gilded foyer, that resplendent auditorium
look At mel"
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A FEW days ago register of births
deaths and marriages, proceeded to the
house of one of his neighbors Tor the pur
pose OF registering birth, and on in.
curry OF the mother of the day and the
date of the child's birth, received the fol-
lowing characteristic reply; 81 ken
neither the Gay OF the week, nor the day
of the month 'ut the BARN was born the
day after /; obie Lamsden's pig was
Lillpd "
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-06

A LITERARY man who knows joaquin
Miiler's early history said to him: 'Mil
lor, there are half dozen stories about
YOU and where YOU came from l should
really like TO know which you really call
the truth The poet, who was swinging
bis legs on table, looked up and replied {;
well, George, the fact is l have told so
many lies about myself shouldn't want
to confuse the record any further"
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Great Business I'm New York
,ilad lphia North American.

Philad lphia North American.
In New York the business failures for
the month Of September are larger than
in any month since March, says the
Herald, and yet that city has been claim.
Ing Il great revival of trade during the
same perlod.
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S3,60O,OOO In Hogs.

NtnId IUICHIIBHI.
1t is estimated that the hog crop in
Ohio will be at least three hundred
thousand in excess of last year. This
would add nearly 100000 to the ex-
chequer of the farmers of this State
o lOna
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TOBACCOS.

have on hand a full line OF TObaccos,
from the leading manu'actoTies in the
country, including LorlIlards, FINER
Bros, Homer Hudson's, j. T. Pace, Rich
mond, ]. X. Pace, Danyille, b. r. Gravely,
Holbrook's Monitor Navy, narry &. HOl-
brooks Navy.
can furnish ALL styIes made by these
factories, at lowest market prices.
NJ. KELLY,
1909 and 1911 Main Street.
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CAROLINA RICE.

- tlerces recc. we'd ore q non
''"' ~ 'O''e anu ~ '' 4. EEILD
1919 AMI 1911 Naia 80
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TOR RENT.

VlHE TWO STORY BRICK DWELL
L ing, No. I'll, west side of Main @H
street, betwee Seventh and Eighth 49,
streets, now occupied by Prof T. F. Clancy.
Possession given Oh the 18th OF this month
For further particulars enquire at the
Bank OF Wheeling.
oc4s JOSEPH SEYBOLD.
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RROO,IS

$40 dozen fancy, riouss, -hss'rJl
ceived and for sale by ". s.....
IJJand l}iI AIN
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FISH.

Mackeral, Nos. /, 2snd 3, IN a., h -
barrels and kits; Lac HgT.Lt sy.,.
and quarter barrels: salt "al' -, -
In barrels and hall barrels m.
for sale by u, .gy,
lunll LIZ aud l3II
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OUPONT's WHEELING POW.
DER AGENCY.

7 HAVE AT ALL TINES IL MAGA-
i ZINE large stock OF the above cele-
brated Powder, viz: Rife, Sportinr, In
cans, Blasting and Mining, In metallic
packages which / will sell at wholesale at
manufacturers prices. ! have portable
magazines of q fferent sizes for shipping,
and will deliver tree on cars or boat. This
Powder Is unequalled In strength and
quality. VI. REILLY,
sole Agent.
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300 packages GuuPg"dgf' !.
Young HysOn, OOlong InTil'' -
and SOucbong Teas, IN store als
al low figures. VI hf'-s.
1873 and l3ll Man ~ T"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-06
MEATS AND LARD.

Sugar Cured Canvassed Hams, Sugar
Cured Canvassed Shoulders Sugar Cured
Breakfast Bacon, Plain shoulders, Clear
Sides, Sugar cured Dried Beet, fresh from
smoke house daily.
Kettle rendered Leaf Lard In tierces, bar
rels, hall barrels, kegs and psiIs, all at
lowest market rates. VI. REILLY,
1909 and 1871 Main street.
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CRUsHINs CONTRACTION.

The startling, continuous reduction
durlhS the last three months in the legal
tender notes held by the New York
banks, has been sscribed to withdrawal
OF currency for the movement OF the
crops. Now this conclusion, If 1t were
msintsinable, would brighten the monet
airy prospect materially. The demands
of the South and West on an average
of the drain during the last three years,
have taken s27,OO0,OOO in greenbacks
out of the reserve of the New York
banks. Already this year the banks
have lest more than $ls,O00000 from
their summer maximum of legal tenders.
They held $50, 1858, 300 in greenbacks on
June 80. Yet they reported only s4l,-
975,S i'll greenbacks on September ~
a reduction of Sls3S4 during thirteen
weeks. Thus the decrease to the present
dste is more than two-thirds of the an
nusl diminution from the highest point
reached in the summer to the lowest fig
ure touched at the end OF the year.
II this reduction were due to drafts
from the needy sections of the country,
the amount which has been lost by the
East would have been gained by the
West, and the present remittances would
naturally diminish the requirements OF
the later months. We should already
have supplied so large 3 proportion OF
the total demand that further shipments,
TO the extent of perhaps Sl0,OO0OOO,
might prove sufficient to bring us through
the wiHter.
Unfortunately, the current reduction
cannot be charged to the crop raising
centres, for it has been produced almost
entirely by the operations of the Treas
ury. Mr.. SHERMAN. during the last
three months, has been drawing in green
backs TO an unusual extent by three
movements. First, he has added large
sum to his usual currency balance; sec
ondly, he has increased the reserve held
for the redemption OF fractional currency;
thirdly he has been obliged to retire coz
siderable sums of greenbacks against the
notes taken out by the national banks.
We give below table of the contraction
by the Treasury, during the quarter just
erded. The first colamn shows the ad-
dilion to the two currency accounts.
The second column exhibits the decrease
of the "old demand and legal tender
notes"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-06

rnTr SAMPLES TO AGENTS. LADIES
tkbE Combination Needle-book with
tuIS Chronos. Send stamp. +. P, Gluek
New Bedford. Msss .fehlO
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Stockholders Meeting.

OFFICE OF CITIZENS
FIRE, MARINE AND LIFE ISURANCE Co,
Wheeling, October 5, 1877.
There will be meeting OF the Stock
holders of this company on Saturday, goth
inst, at 2 O'Clock !. NJ, at the Office OF the
Fire and Marine Insurance Company, No.
ll47 Main street, Wheeling, w. Va, Peo-
pies Band bullying. By order of the Board
of Directors. II. u. SHRIVER,
oc6oawr Secretary.
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DR.. S. D. MARTIN,
Q. sTBINMET2
Paper Box Manufacturer.

Nos. Ell and 1918 Main street, up stairs
(old Union HALL, is now prepared 70 make
all kinds OF Fancy and Plain Paper Boxes
In as good style and al as low prices AZ
any house In the country. orders from
the country promptly attended 10.
lyO-egc
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For Two Nights only, MONDAY & TUES
DAY, october Sth and 9th,
The ADAH RICH MI OND


AMERICAN BURLESQUE COMBINA-
TON, including the beautiful and talent
ed Miss ADAH RICKMONT, Americas
Queen OF Burlesque. The beautiful En-
giish BurIesque Artist, Miss Pauline Mark
ham. The pretty and talenteI Opera
Bouffe Artist, Miss Rose Temple. That
sweet bird OF song, Miss Susie Parker. The
charming winner Sisters, susie, Annie
and Mary, in their great Tyrolean special
ties. The pretty Miss Sadie Martinot. The
charming burie sque artist and dancer,
Miss Julia Emmons. The well known
comedian AMI bur!esque actor, Mr. Nose
Fiske. Mr.. w. p. Sheldon. The great
speciality artist, Mr.. A. W. Mafiin, who
will introduce his wonderful spade and
Ladder Dances. Mr.. James Jones, Mr..
Vim. Scillon, Mr.. Z. W. Allison, Mr.. ). F.
Fisher,
Full Chorus, Augmented Orchestra, New
Scenery, Delightful Music. The Orchestral
department under the leadership OF Prot.
Zaulig.
MONDAY evening, James Barnes new
and original burleSque entitled, "CHGW-
CHOW" preceded by the petite comedy
OF 1.-The Toothache Family" TUESDAY
evening, the delightful burlesque, Three
MuS-ktc derrS." oc5i
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Thos. Hughes & Co.
SnnlO
PROPOSALS FOR COAL,

PROPOSALS FOR COAL.
PURSUANT TO A RESOLUTION OF
L the Boord of Education passed Septem
Der 20, 1877, proposals Tor furnishing the
Public School Houses of the city with
Coal for the school year lST-7S, will be re-
ceived at the office of the Clerk OF the
Board until Thursday October 18th, at
o'clock p. NJ.
Bids will be received as follows:
LIST. For furnishing the schools south of
the creek.
3D. ror furnishing the schools north of
the creek.
Sd. For furnishing the school upon the
Island.
ith. For furnishing all the schools OF
the city.
TIE right is reserved to reject any or all
bids. Contractor 10 give bond with APP
proved security for lulfilment of contract.
NJ. f. HULLIHEN,
oc6 Clerk Board of Educ Ition.
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,taI for ouarter. s., C9S, S9s

Total Tor quarter....s',' So,oSo S@'oaO'VaV
The total direct and indirect contrac'
ton was s2,699,439 in July, SS,239,22l
in August, and S4,OO9,87o in September,
or S9,94S,O3S for the three months.
To show how excessive the recent
Withdrawals hsvd been, we present a
second table, in parallel columns, OF the
total contraction for the three months
tabulated above, and the result of the
same operations during the correspond
lag months last year. 1t will be seen
tuat in July, 1876, and again in Angus,
1876, an increase instead OF decrease Of
currency resulted from the movements
OF the Treasury.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-06
FANCY FLOU~

30 barrels "Bellaire NilIs,
100 - Gold SeaaI. n, ~
These are the highest sf@a@
None better In market.
Just received aud for sair oLyftLI
". h,!tSJ,', =
tats l3a and 1911 VA
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-06
POTOMAC HERRING.

25 Halt barrels No. Just received and
! for sale by VI. REILLY,
Jel8 1903 aud 1911 Main ST.
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LETTER LIST.

! GST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
IA the postotfice at Wheeling, Ohio coun-
~, West Virginia, unclaimed, Saturday,
October 9Th.
TO obtain any of the following the appli-
cant will please call for advertised letters,
giving date OF list.
Austen WilliceC Inyersoll Josiah
BOwan Mrs K Kelley Mrs Benjamin
Bach r. Lewis Spencer
Brown ThoS Leroy Charles ne
Ball &c Martin Mrs Cathari
Rocker McMeeher A b
Barnes X A McClinlick T F
Brynes Miss Matte s Mccormick Geo
COnnelley Patrick McCracken John
Cramer Chas w McGudey John II
Crane CO Neider + A
COwhick Mrs Beckie O'Calla Than Alex
Chrystal John Paulus Miss Mary
Goldman Marthenw Plies Edward
Dudley Bros Queenau owen
David L + A SomnoS Miss Low V
Even David Stephens Geo
fulton A Ct ShTtfer Albert G
Farber c Stone e II
Field VIM Il lea Stewart
Gardner Miss Rebec Terry Mrs E B
Harris & Sons II Wolf VIM
Hurford ii K Winfield John
Heller II Winters Mrs Malinda
Hofmann tie Wayman MIS- Aggie
HasSon Miss Charlo
[. j. RAWLING, p. NJ.
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REFINED SIG AIS.

so barrels Crushed, Pnvdsfed' W I,
lated, Coffee and Yellow, Ia 1ofr 81
"a g at low est market rai"h ,,,,,,ry
40, and 1871 yllf sd'''
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WEST VIRGINIA INSANE ASYLUM

Three months.s9, 9l8 ,C2S dec. s7sS,5Sj de,
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En0cx 10 Advertisements

AnrsFuyNTs- oGGe-5th and 9th columns
BANKING AND FINANCIN-7h PGGc-2d column.
BANKING HOUSES AND BANKERS-1M IdQe-1th ooiulhr'
BokRp ANp Rooms GM IG0c I'd Co'uun
BUSINESS CHANCEs--7N FGOC-5tn and 9th cOlunlhs'
BUSINESS NOTICUS-ih Tdge-lSt column
DANCING kCAnrMIis-6h gGGe-2d column
DIyIDEND NOTICfs-7M IGge-5tl column: ,
DRY GoOpS-3d PdCc-1St. 2d, 3d, ana 4th Columns
tISANCTN-7A PGgc-5tn column
FURNITURE an PGGe-6th column
HgLP WANIEp-3d Fd0c-6th column.
HOSES. CARRIAGES. &C.-6M P0gc-ith column
lCF CRFAN-.& p0gc-Gth column.
INSTRUCTION. IGgf-lst and "a columns
lOsT AND oUND-6h YdGe-4th column.
MACHINERY IN pQQc-6ih column. 80
Nj ARpIE AND SLATE MANTELS-th FG0e-4th c"iuWh
NARuIAcls ASD DEAIIS-5th F0gC-G,h column. -,
EIscEIIANEOus IN Pdgc-Gth column; oh EG9e-o'u
aud Gthscoumns 90, -
MUSICAL lNSTRtMENTS-3 81 IdGc-btu colulhD
NEw PUBLICATIONS GH PdOe-1st column
RTA ISTATF ron sAIE-EROORIYN-6h Fd0F-Sd col
mnn CoUNTRY-6M PGGe-3d column; Al, il0N al.
9Th Tage-3i column TO LNCHANGL-OH idso-oo
and Atm columns 49,,
spFCIAI NOIICEs-5N P00e-Gth column
INVITATIONS WANTED MALES-Sd Pd0f-5th couah
FRMAILs-3d Pd0c-5th and 6th columns go -,
STEAMBOATS, AND kAILROADs-Oh IdCc-1Ih ana ON
columns.
RUNNER BOARDED PGgc-6th cOlulHhi ga IUae-As'
ID Sd. 4th ami 9TH columns
SEACHhUs-6M PGGe-2d column.
THE TURF-:3 P0ge-6th column. No..
TO IFT-CITY PROPERTY-6M P0Ce-4ih column Lhooh
IYN-6M FdCc-4ih C0lunN; CouNIN-oW f"-t-
4th column APARTMENTS AID UNIUENlshtD hoONs
Gu PGCC-2d column. -,
To WHOM II MAY CONCERN-3d Pdqe-6th column
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On last Friday the B0,tOniaus moved IN the
matter of the Paris Exposition with IN urgency
which seemed % imply that when Boston novel
the rest of tie wheel would 90 round. The
manufacturers Of New England are anxious to
be represented, rs, indeed, are those Of the
Middle and Western states. They were fully
convinced at philadelphia last year that 10
such effective advertising medium as these
exhibitions had ever before been offered TO
them ard are willing 10 incT tha additional
cost and tIOablc of = display At Paris, with the
certainty Of full return in honor and orders
from the European market for tlciI wares
Orders for American machinery, wooden and
cotton goods and other manufactures since
last Summer have been received from new
markets, not only in Europe but South America
and the Australian colonies, some Of which
sent perhaps not half u dozen representatives,
TO the philadelphia Exhibition. In Paris there
will be q thousand possible purchasers to one
of last year. for it must be remembered that
the millions who came - The Centennial were
our own people, to whom our manufactures
were an old story, not foreigners. There can
be little doubt, therefore, that the manulac-
turing interest will he fairly represented, il
and that. with their experience OF last year,
onr manufacturers will make their exhibits in
such manner as will do honor to the country.
But is this interest the only one by which we
shall be known! America ha, never made any
exhibit worthy Of the name at an International
Exposition Our appearance both at Paris and
ut Vienna was to be candid, simply a national
disgrace. 1t is to our interest as well rs honor
that we should make our display in Paris, if
we appear at all, a complete index not only to
orr skill in mechanics (of which all The world
has heard al ndusea2O, bat to our agricultural
and meteorological resources and our social
condition We had plenty of hints last year
from countries poorer than one Of orr States
how this may be done effectively. The exhibit
of Sweden or Norway, which had no CONNER
cial interests TO serve, bat simply an honorable
national pride, conveyed with exceptional dra-
matte effect every detail of the condition of
those countries their political organization.
their educational systems, their manufacturing,
fishing agricultural interests, their ant, their
houses furniture, and the very people who live
in them. If the United States takes any part
in the Paris Exhibition, let it not be only with
q crowd of sewng-machines, cultivatOrs, OF
even Coriss engines. Last year the vastncss
of the country, its rccuperatiye power, and the
comfortable condition of Its working people
spoke for themselves next year they must be
dispaved if we wish to make known the In
ducemcnts to emigration. Ii will be easy ia
offer exhibits showing the enormous resources
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PERSONAL.

Ex-Gov. VIM. b. Washburn of Massachusetts,
is confined To his house at Greenfield by illness
Ex-Congressunan Scott Lord of Utica is slf-
erng from rheuutasm and has gone TO Clifton springs.
Mr.. +. T. Palgraye has retired from the con-
test for the OXforI Proeor,hp OF Poetry lIe declares
that he should not have entered 1t at all had ne known
in February that q candidate competent as Principal
Sharp COMING forward.
The Hon. IIngh j. Anderson, who Is now
in his 7Gth year. the oldest surviving Ex-Governor q"
Maine He was Governor OF the state from 1871 To
1917 and in 1866 was appointed Sixth Auditor OF the
Treasury by President Johnson
Mrs Mary LivcrmOre speaking: " I'm Iowa
saw a law sign Foster & FOster. It meant Mr.. ana
Mr.. Foster They attended the same law scno0li be-
came attached became partners for life The man looked
M e cases. the woman pleaded them before the court
and inry In certain difficult where woman was
concerned he doubted his ability TO do it Justice and car
re il 10 his wife, aud she proved To be case OF III
sanity"
The marriage of Mr. Edward Burgess and
Miss Caroline sulyant saturday called forth the fol
having from The Boston Post: When the Grand Duke
Axi, visited this country the s. time lac fortunate
enough to meet Miss sullivan, NJ ball Before he left
tbe country he wrote Miss Suliyants father-a some
what DISTINGUISHED Ohio bOtanlst-aud respectfully asked
tor his daughters picture order preserve the finest
TYNE az American beauty that lac had seen" Ibe ady IL
a blonde, tall and statuesquo.
Gen. J. NJ. Comfy, who has finally accepted
the mission TO the Sandwi IA Islands, Is old army com
rade and intimate friend OF the President Ho went out
as major OF the 23d Ohio OF which President Hayes was
colonel served under him the Valley to the COM
mand OF the regiment and to brgaderS breyet, and