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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-13
Certificates OF IncOrpOInttOD.

Secretary Of State Brady issued the
following certificates OF incorporation
yesterday:
The undersigned agree TO become 3
corporation 10y the name Of the "Waco-
man Mining Company" Tor the purpose
of mining coal and any other minerals
or substances iound upon the lands here
after to be- acquired by them; to cut,
work aud ship timber; to manufacture
iron or any other product that can be
manufactured from iron, wood, salt, stone
or clay; to let, demise or lease mineral
lands, and especially coal lands; to sell or
purchase and use timber privileges;
which corporation shall have It's princi-
pal Office or place of business at Charles
ton, kanawhs county, West Virgins,
and Is to expire on the 18th Of Novem.
be-, 1897. For the purpose of forming
said corporation we have subscribed
81 900 to the capital stock thereof, and
have paid in on said subscription the
sum OF 500, and desire the privilege of
increasing the said capital stock by sales
of additional shares iron time TO time to
81 100000 in all. The capital SO SUBJ
scriDed is divided into shares oil 500
each, and are held by George W..
Riggs, Washington, ID. c., = shares;
James f. Patton, Union, Monroe
county, Wsst Virginia, l share;
William Ii. Edwards, Coslburgh, hama
VIVA county, W. Va, l share; Isaac n.
Smith; Charleston, Kanawhs county, w.
Va, l share; Charles c. Lewis, Charles
ton, Kanawhs county, ". Va, share.
The capital to be hereafter sold is 10 be
divided into shares OF like amount.
The undersigned agreed to become q
corporation by the name of the Paint
Creek Mining Company" for the purpose
of mining cosl or any other mioer.
ais, or substances found upon the
lands hereafter to be required by them,
to cut, work and snip timber, to manu-.
tac!ure iron, or any other product that
csn be made from iron, wood, salt, stone
or clay; to let, demise or lease mineral
lands, and especially cosl lands; to sell
or purchase sud use timber privileges,
ana which corporation shall have It's
principal Office or place of business at
Charleston, ksnawhs county, West Vir-
ginis, and is to expire on November II,
1897. One thousand dollars have been sub
scribed to the capital stock. One hundred
dollars have been pad in, AID desire
the privilege of Increasing the said esp
ital by sales OF additional shares to the
amount Of 100000 The capital so
subscribed is.divided into shares of 800
each, and are Owned by Geo. W. Riggs,
Washington, d. c., 6 shares; James +
PISTON, Ubion, Monroe county, w. va,
share; w. II. Edwards, Coslburg, IA
nswhs county, share; Isaac N. Smith,
Charleston, Asnswhs county, / share;
G. &. Lewis, Charleston, Ksnswhs cogn.
ty, share. The capital to be sold is to
be divided into shares OF Ike amount.
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Personalities.

Col Thos. Maber, of Cleveland, Ohio
is visiting his daughters who are attend
ing school at Mt. De Chsntel.
w. B. Carder, superintendent OF the
cabinet manufacturing department Of
the peni.entiary, was in the city on busi-
ness yesterday.
Mis-. Jennie Dunn, of Gslhspolis, o.,
is visiting Miss Belle Mendel, of this
city.
Mike Mora, Esq, the whilom baggage
master OF the b u o. Il K Co., At Graf
ton, was in the city on business yester-
day, for his employees.
Hon. G. G. Cole, of ParKersburg, Is So
journing for few days in the city.
Hon. John A. Hutchinson, OF Parkors-
burg, Is registered a, the st. James.
Rev. DR.. Moses Hill, prominent
Methodist divine OF Cleveland, o., Is IN
the city.
Mr.. NJ. Heller of the Eighth ward
WAS taken seriously i'll last night, and II
Is feared the result may be fatal.
James Hutchinson, attorney at.lsw a.
Parkersburg, returned home last even
ing.
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TOLEDO December H. Wheat
Weak; extra white Michigan 81 1863
amber Michigan, seller December, 81 30
seller January 81 81 seller February
81 81; No red winter spot, 81 II!
seller December 81 Pa; No. 2 red Wa
bash 81 l8ti rejected Wabash 81 OF
Corn-Dul high mixed new SOC; No.
49ic; new 45c; damaged new 39c; rejected
new 43Ic. Oats-Dull; No. 2 whit,
| 3O5c. Clover Seed-No. z - so. Hog
AT 81 1904 so.
81. LOUIS, December r. Hogs -
Normally lower; weather very warn
and little doing; light So o6G3 Is; pack
ing So seal Go; extra 81 1904 10.
PITTsBURGH, December l2-PetrO,
leum-Dul; crude 81 08i st Psrkers'
for immediate shipment; refined 49,,
Philadelphia delivery.
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River News.

The marks at the landing last evening
showed 8 fee! inches. having receded
six inches during the psst tWenty-tour
hours. The weather vas remarkably
pleasant for the season, Il business fair.
The Rsgon departed for Psrkersburg
: at the usUsl hour yesterday morning.
The Thsnhau.er LETT for AsLsmoras At
10 o'clock yesterday.
The Carrie Brooks passed down, Ell
route for Evansville, yesterday morning.
The Granite State passed up tor Pitts
burgh yesterday.
The Emma Grshsm will bs down THIS
morning, ca route FOR Cincinnati.
The Stockdsle viii pass up this even
ing. en- route from Cincinnati to Pitts
burgh.
The O'Neal will be to-dsy's Pittsburgh
boat st An.
The Phseton, Telegram aud Della sre
making their usual daily trips.
The Laura L. Davis passed down last
night, eu route Tor the South.
The Joan Penny passed down with +
cos. tow Yesterday morning
The Mary Ann passed up with tow OF
empty barges yesterday.
BY Telegraph.
PITTsBURGH, December l2.-River D
feet 10 inches and falling. Weather
mild.
CINCINNATI, December ll.-Riyer u
feet inches and falling. Arrived
Express, Pittsburgh.
NASHVILLE, December r. Depart
ed-Nashviile Pittsburgh; Mary Eliza
BETH, Evansville; Parker, Memphis
Westher clear and warm.
SHREVEPORT, December 12.-Arrived
Texas, New Orleans; Frank Willard
Coushstts Depsrted-Bryarly, kiauin'
nit. Weather cloudy and cool.
LOUISVILLE, December l2.-Weather
clear ana pleasant. Departed Charlie:
Morgan, Now Orleans; j. w. Gait, Gin
cilnatI. River rising, with . feet 4
inches 10 the canal.
ST. Louis, December l2.--Arrvcd-
St Genevieve, Memphis; Golddust, Ne"
Orleans. Departed - 81. Genevieve
Memphis; Susle Silver, New Orleans
River about stationary. Weather c!eal
and warm.
EVANSVILLE, December Weather
clear and mild; winds south. Mercury
A. to 81. River 10 feet and rising
Portlist-Down-E Hobbs and tow
j. L R1oads, j. IL. Bigley, John A
Wood, James Gilmore, FawD. Business
| moderate.
MEMPHIS, December II River taller
10 inches, and now stands Il feet
inches. Weather clear; mercury 90. A.
rived-Hattle Newland. Arkansas rlvtr
CITY of Heiens, s.. Louis Departed
City Of Alton and Scudder, New Orleans
Grey Hound, OHIO river.
Cuko, December l2-Arrived e
Robert Mitchell, New Orleans; City o
Helena, St. LOUIS Departed Robert
Mitchell Cincinnati; Helens, Vicks5urg
Diver Dan Hill reports the prospect H
unlnyornble Tor rising the Bee. Tn,
water this morning Wa over the boIe
and tho boat was badly twisted. Rive
10 feet il i-ches and falling. Weathe
clear mercury 60
NEW OALyAvs, December l2.-Ar
rved-Joe Howard. Memphis; Clara
OuachltA river; Yaz)o Valley, Yazo
river; nate kearnry, s.. Louis, DE
parted-Goiden City, Cincinnati; Dean
Memphis WiIIe and John Wilson
Ouachita river. Louisiana Belle, Re,
river; Common wealth, 81. Louis Semi
mole, Yszoo river. Weather clear AM
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a yLiutslprss aTinI.

\ NUMBER of the divines of the NJ. L.
Church are engsSod in Il Judicial confer
ence at the Fourth Street NJ. Z. Church,
this city. and is presided over hy the Rev.
Bishop Bownsu. This body convened
mere to examine more thoroughly into
tie case Of Rev. l. ID. Caste, who was
dismissed from the ministry otthls church
at is last session held At Charleston, this
S.ste. The charge against Mr., Caste
involves immortality and crime. After
the decision Of the Conference he took
Al appeal from Its decision and asked
another hosring. The Conference APP
pointed seven ministers, known as the
"Seven trrers Of appeal from the annus!
Conference OF Eastern Ohio and Pitts
burgh. The decision of this Appellate
Court will be fnsl. The proceedings ct
the court are held with closed doors.
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Sound Reasons Tor Faith.

The American people are shrewd and
obs, rvant. Tuey are not often deceived
by sham pretensions; but when ey are
they soon discover their error. II Hostel
ter's stomach Bitters had been sham
they would long since have discarded IT
but finding that there was not a claim put
forth In its behalf that its curative pro-
perties did not Justify, they Immediately
gave II the preference TO every article OF
It's class. Time has only served 10 strength
en- their iaith, and has increased It's popu.
larity TO An extent almost beyond parallel,
even In this age OF successful proprietary
medicines. II ranks foremost among the
standard preparations OF the day, ard is
endorse by the medical fraternity and
the newspaper press. IL overcomes and
prevents fever and ague and other mala-
rel disorders with wOndrous certainty
tones the system, baDishes dyspepsia,
remedies constipation and liver COM
plant, relieves govt, rheumatism, and
affections OF the bladder and Kidneys.
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Death by Drawing.

Some time during Tuesday night Mr..
Fiadley McGrew, Of L Bridgeport, went to
the toll house vt that place, and asked
to be let across in order that ne might
come over t. this city. From some
cause, the tol-keeper refuse ed him passage,
ana upon being informed that be could
not cross, turned and went down toward
the G. Up. Railroad bridge Having
missed him durng the night
his wife went to the tOl-keeg-
er and asked if her husbsnd
had passed over the bridge duriig the
previous evening. Being informed that
he had not, his wife then made known
his absence; tie neighbor5 were aroused
and with grab hooks and seines begun TO
drag the creek, and finally found him
near the mouth OF the creek and but u
short distance below the railroad bridge.
II Is thought that he attempted to cross
on the bridge and it being dark stumbled
and fell into the water, and in falling
struck some object which 50 stunned him
that he could not save himself. A Core
ners jury was summoned yesterday and
had not finished the inquest last evening.
As soon, however, as the facts are sscer-
tanned we will give full particulars OF the
sad occurrence.
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wayerry literary society.

The Wsveriy Literary Society held .
large and enthusiastic meeting at Welsel
hall last evening Quite q large number
If visitors were present, drawn there,
We presume, by the announcement that
the currency question would be dis
cussed. All those present expressed
themselves as delighted with the per-
formanc4, which consisted OF recltatIons
by Messrs. Larkln and Reed, essays oy
Messrs. Black and Holiday, and the
debate participated in by Messrs. Mcneil,
Lsrkin, Dunlap, PendIeton, Wells and
numerous others. After the debate was
over 8 vote WAS taken, and 1t was
decided in favor of hard money
by a small majority. The society then
adjourned to meet next Wednesday even
ing at the same place. We know OF no
more pleasant way OF spending an even
ing than attending one OF the Waveriy
meetings, and as an invitstion is extend.
ed to all, would advise our friends to go
and see for themselves.
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sCALDED TO DEATH.
Two Children Fall into Tub OF Hoi
water and One Dies from the


Effect
Tuesday morning the quiet village OF
Benwood was thrown into 8 convulsivs
state OF excitement by the announcement:
that two little children had fallen into s
tub of hot water and were scalded 10
death. Upon an investigation OF the
affair our informant stated that only one
OF the children, an infant eight or nine
months old, had been scslded so badly 81
TO die. The facts IS stated seem TO be
substantially az follows: About o'clock
Tuesday morning, Mrs. Dennis, wife OF
Robert Dennis, a coal miner, had gotten
some hot water from the nail mill
close by, and had flied tub with the
same, preparatory TO washing lot OF
linen. While making the necessary ar
rsngements, sn infant child crswled into
the room, and, having noticed it there,
the mother told Maud, another daughter,
who is eight years old, to take the child
up stairs. Maud took the child and
started off, but by some means stumbled,
when both were thrown by accident into
the tub OF boiling water. The infant
lived only two hours after the sad and
heart rendering accident Maud was so
badly scslded that she was not expected
to live yesterday. The funeral OF the
child took place. in Bellaire, q: 8 o'clock
yesterday evening. Mr.. Dennis and
family are natives Of Ohio, having come
from near Newark TO Benwood, some
time ago.
Since writing the above We have
learned that Mrs. Dennis WAS severely
scslded in rescuing her children from
the tub ot hot water.
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ACgoss TIE RIVER.
Specially Reported for the Register.
BELLAIRE.


BELLAIRE.
o. PARuALrE, Of Cleveland, WAS in
town yesterday.
Pay dsy al the Bellsirs nail mill
Friday, December IA.
SQUIRE KELSEY, of West Wheeling,
was in town yesterday.
CoLosED oyster peddIers are getting
rather numerous around town.
MRssRs. E. b. WINANs and d. Theo-
bold, OF this city, are visiting Csdi1.
BEN NORRIS has resumed his position
as clerk Of the wharf boat, tor j. 1. Mer-
Ger s. Co.
JoHS SHUTTLEwoRTH and Frank
Wesley are TO run = loot race Tor SO on
Christmas.
The end Of the market house suit is
not yet, it is thought that the company
will be beaten.
COMMON Council met on Tuesday
night. and sfter considerable talk ad-
iourned without doing anything.
MRS. HOPKINS, of Washington, d. Cq
IS hsppy-twins. She has been stopping
at the Osborne House for several days
past.
THE & o. r. r. Co., had q greater
RIM of live stock over the road last week.
than has been witnessed for the past SIX
months.
The B. & S. W. Railroad is in q pros
pering condition. They had between
two and three miles of track laid up to
yesterday evening,
THERE was an entertainment at Rock
Hill. LAST night, at the Presbyterian
church, which was great success. IL
will be repeated tonight
WIN. KIDD and others, of Quincy, O.,
are working very hard tor the Chldrens'
Home to be located at that place. The
probabilities are they will get 1t.
VIM. AsTER, New York; g. &. Dee
vers. Allegheny, o.; c. A. w. Cover,
Pnlladelphis, and w. Tudor, We.Eburg,
w. Va, are a. the Osborne House.
IL you want No, l dish OF oysters,
served in any style you may wish, cal! at
Jake bursts. He sells tha freshest and
finest oysters, at retail or wholesale.
Mr.. LEE HAMMOND was arrested by
officer McCormick FOR fighting on last
Saturday night. Mr.. Hammond's case
will be dismissed by paying fine OF
$3.50.
AT the regular meeting of tie Ladies
Association of the IL. 4. Church, held
on Tuesday last, the President, Mrs.
Gen. B Il. Cowen resigned and Mrs.
Gen &. w. HOge WAS unanlmously
elected TO fiji the vacancy.
The glass blowers at the Goblet
Works still strike. Upto this time they
have failed in getting hands, and have
only a few scabs. Mr.. Gorby left for
the East on tho $40 train yesterday,
supposed to have gone for workmen.
THE trains run 40 that persons can
come down from Wheehng at or s
o'clock p. n. TO attend the bail ~ the o..
borne House on the 2lst inst, and return
about the time the dance Is over. The
ferry boat will also run As late as de-
sired at Benson's ferry, and those who
wish to, can go home on the street cars
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The Death OF Mrs. List.

The death of Mrs. Ann b. Lis!, who
died at her residence, At o'clock yester.
dsv morning, hss cast shadow OF sorrow
over the entire community, tina: will
long mourn her loss. she has been de
vout Christian lady, and in her visits o.!
charity and mercy, has bestowed upon
the needy much to alleviate their suffer-
Ings. Born and reared IN England, she
had become imbued with the spirit OF
kindly feeling and unbounded charity
toward all. At the time OF her death she
was one among the very few old
settlers OF this city that had
lived to see the hand of progress spread
itself over our land. She came TO this
country more than half century ago,
from Yorkshire, England, with her nus
| band, Mr.. PalisLer, and daughter, who Is
now Mrs 9. ID. Hubbard. The family
arrived here when the city wss in Its
infancy and nave grown up with It.
Some time after they had come t,
Wheeling the husband and father died
and Mrs Palhster was united In wedlock
| to John List. at the time OF this bis
second marriage, Mr.. List had n family
of four children, Henry X. List, John
List, d. &. List and Mary List, who
married Robert Morrison. From
the second marriage came other
children that are now among our
most prominent citizens. For many
wears past, during her declining days,
she has been blessed with good health
considering her extreme oil age, and on
last Sunday week visited the Fourth
Street NJ, Z Church, of which she was a
devout and plous member, and subscribed
her name Ms one OF the fifteen TO give q
hundred dollars towards liquidsting the
church debt.
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scnenck,s mandrake Pills

VIII be found to possess those qualities
necessary 10 the total eradication OF ali
bilious attacks, prom pit to start the seoiea
lions OF the liver, aud give hesltny sono
10 the entire system. Indeed, IL u 10
ordinary d. covery in medical science 10
have iuyen ted a remedy for these SUD
born complaints. WI ich develope al tne
results produced by heretofore lIee use
of calomel, q mineral Justly dreaded oy
mankind, and acknowledged 10 oe oes-
tructiye In the extreme 10 the nuLna tii
system. That the properties OF cerlaln
Vegetables comprise all the virtues Oh
caiomel without its injurious tenoenciee'
snow an admitted fact, rendered lnuls'
putable by scientific researches ana those
who use the Mandrake Pills Will De iuily
satisfied that the best medicines are those
provided by nature in the common heros
and roots of the fields. -,,oo.
These Pills open the bowels ana correct
all billions Heterogeneous without sa IVA.
lion or any Of The injurious effects OF
calomel or other poisons. Inc secretion
of bile is promoted by these pills as VIII oe
seen by the altered color of the stools, ana
disappearing of the sallow complexion
and cleansing of the tongue.
Ample directions for use accompany
each box OF pills. Prepared only by >, n.
Schenck q Son, at their prlnclpal once
corner sixth and Arch streets, Phlladel,
phia, and for sale by all druggists anu
dealers. Price Is cents per box.
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New YORK, December II Dry
Goods-The feature OF to-dsy's business
was the peremptory auction sale Of
nearly COO cases Oi Luntsle, Blackstone
and Hope bleached cotlons. Prints con-
tinue quiet. Mems wear woolens IN
moderate demand by clOthIers. Foreign
goods quiet.
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Tse Eastern Tea House.

G. Anderson, the tea man Is out In an
important card this morning, which M Y
DE found in the proper column. His two
stores, one above and the other below
the creek, are "chuck tuil" o; good Things
suitable Tor any season OF the year, and
particularly the holidays. He claims to
Be the boss hereabout- IN handling ieas.
so that people who take little tea ior
the stomach's sake, snd want II TIP top
at close figures, .noula consult him.
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Sent 70 Hail.

Circuit Court Clerk Sam McColloch,
yesterday issued eoptas Tor Travis and
Swlck, the organ and sheet music ped
ers, whose misfortune we mentioned IN
yesterdays REGISTER. The eap,as was
issued al the affidavit Of Mr.. Raymond,
OF the firm OF Whiting & Raymond, or
gan manufacturers, Cleveland, Ohio, from
whom Trsv!s and owick obtained goods
under fslse pretenses. The parties we're
sent to Jail in default of giving $1,000 bail
70 await the action OF the Circuit Court q,
its nsxt sitting in this city.
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Another Artempt at Theft.

At an early hour yesterday morning a
Waterman It A. Rsymspn's brewery
discovered two thieves in the new bot
Ting house OF that establishment. They
escaped Oy Jumping from one of the win
dows without having been arrested.
The burglars are suspected as two su'-
picious characters living nesr the
brewery.
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SturE infhp Muu.

During the early part Of yesterday,
Simon Baers horse and grocer wagon
stuck in the mud two squares below the
old Washington mills, ard would have
remained there had it not been for the
kindly assistance of the driver of Arber z
furniture wagon, who hauled him out OF
the mud.
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Irinl Dnfkp..

The following cases VIII come up for
hearing before The County Court to-
day:
George r. Tingle, S. o. c., sdmInlstrs-
tor VS.. j. &. Alderzon, e. A. Reed VS..
Milton Parker, Peter fisherman We,
WIN. Little, Elizabeth q. Miller We.
Edward Martin.
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Family troubles.

Yesterday morning Charles Watkins
conceived feeling to chsstise his better
malt for something ne did no. fancy, and
at once let his angry passions rise to
boiling heat, when he pitched into" his
wife and began 10 maitreat her' This
did rot meet with the approval OF Mary
Jane McGann, his sister in-lsw, VINO
made complaint before Squire Bulgec
against Watkins. He was arrested and
tried by tie Squire, and bonded to keep
the peace toward all mankind for the
period OF six months. The parties re-
side ~ No lll2 NcCnlloCh streat.
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To reduce stock ana raise money
will sell this week standard cloth print:
tor less than cents per yard and al
other dry goods and carpets for les:
money than quoted in any paper OF
circular distributed IN the city. Come
see and examine before buying, corner
OF Main and Twentieth streets. j. W
Ferrel.
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Fruits, JeIIies, Butters. &c, for the
HOlilnNS.

Atmore's and Anderson & Campbelps
mnce NESTS. Agents for Rit.er's fruit
buffers and jellies, in wooden and TN
lie. Also agents for SchImmels fruit
buffers. A full stock OF Jersey cranber
rie,, rsisins, currants, prunes, Goshen
ard Schwsltzer cheese. a full line Of
heavy groceries at lowest market prices
at A. G. EgerLer 81 Co.'S.
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Temperance Notes.

There was very enthusiastic temper
snce meeting 81 Parker Hall, last night.
The meeting was opened with prayer by
Robert Hamilton, after which followed
the reading OF the 29;h psalm, and Robt.
Hamilton spoke y few minutes Several
signers were added t. tie pledge. There
will be meeting at the same place to-
night Good speakers will be present.
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Real I.Iaie Transfer.

The following transaction IN real estate
was recorded in the county clerks office
yesterday:
Deed made December 10, 1877, by
james McCurdy and Amanda his wife,
of Wheeling, Ohio county, ". Va, to
John A G5yker, OF city, county and State
aforesaid. Tor ,,ll the south one-haif OF lot
No. 10. IL square l6, of the addition to
the CITY Of Wheeling made from Inc es-
tste Of Joseph - cell. Compens alton
$500,
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L hahINnHC

Yesterday, Auditor Miller hal large
and handsome case put up IN has office,
In which be will store AWAY files OF
papers. The case wss made l. the CT bi-
nent department Of the penitentlsry. Mr..
W. B. Carder, superb tendent OF the
cabinet shops, superinteUded placing he
case in the Audl!or's office.