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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-05
pLEyNA REDorBT no BE ATTACHED.

LONDON wednesday,, Dec. D, Io''
A telo ram to The Standard from Bucharest says II
is thought that the Roumanians Engaged IN the H.
yastment of Plevna are about to make another at
tempt to CAPTURE the second Griyitza redOubt.
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Now Ready

Now Ready.
TRIBUNE EXTRA, 80. 49, containing
GENERAL GARFIELDs GREAT SPEECH OF RE.
SUMPTION
Corrected hy General GarieM himself.
Eight articles from the editorial ooums Of IBE rGDCSE
Popu az Finance.
Price cents per copy Or s. PERIOD. Address.
TiiE TRIBUNE, New.York.
Nervous Ixhanstion metcalc essay comprising scres
Lectures delivered 80 kahus Museum - Anatomy. Sew.
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KAHN, ONCE AMI residence, o. p lo.a ST. New-i.rh
Patents. Patents
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without charge. Designs, Ind'uarks Ci,elus scelred
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n.., roorsnoo y Sens Sr ~ 553i }, iss5sl,a
Posi- Omce Nouce.ihe foreign mails or iao earist
WEDNESDAY, az 1870 D. Tor Europe, by steamship
Scjtla VIA Queenstown. On THURSDAY. al " m 10.
Hamburg. 5ArC RDAN. &c or Earope. by steam.
shin srtuplc via Qnrsu,t1nn eOrttu.uden,e Tor der.
Ianv scotland and North of Ireanf % Do forwarded y
Tor scotland and Nofth OF Ireland by stease hrrsors VIZ
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leave New-Yo-s Dccemberf The mails FOR Nassau - -
viii ease SepYork Deccmbgrs aud :. The mails ,og tho
West Indies 81 Thomas cir c. ard FOR Porto co
Venezuela direct viii leave NeS lcrA Dtceulbpr s. laS
nalls Chua sud Japan Will leave San frauesr0 pesu
H. Tho mails Australia etc. Nl 'caye san Francisco
December 81.
New YORK, Dec l. lsI7 r. J. JAMES,. Po,masicr
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-05
THE BARS IN THE CAPITOL.

Last Winter the Vice-Presdent and Speaker
Of the House not able to agree TO the authority
" the joint rules OF the two Houses To-day they have
agreed that far the sale OF liquors in the Capitol Is
concerned they will practically consider the joint rule
relating TO it in force. Meanwhile, the restaurant
keepers challenge the authority OF the speaker to
forbid the sale OF liquors under a joint rule.
pleading thai there no joint rules The
result OF brief discussion Of the subject in the House
this morning however, was 10 expose the unmahy ana
cOwatdly practice 10 which Representatives resort IN
calling wrislcy and getting ii under the name OF
cold tea" The truth Is liquor las almost always Deen
sold of late years IN the Capitol sealthy manner,
and without internal revenue license. The wee
Irn sLiaul md LMn sNlakcr saN lMla lmsN Celsc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-05
ooLoNEL Craig Nor GuILIY.

The trial of Colonel VIM. Craig, OF Colorado,
ana George W Briant Missouri, which has been in
progress for several weoks, concluded today The
defendants were indicted charged with conspiracy t.
defraud the Government in presenting claim Of S33,
600 "a compensation for mules alleged to have been
captured by Indians in August, 1864, while engaging IN
army transportation service between Fort LeayenW Ortiz
and Union. The jury, under instruction from the
Court and without leaving their seats, rendered yer
diet guilty. The fiends OF Messrs. Craig and
BIIant present In the COURTROOM, warmly
congrat ulatcd them the result.
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REPORTED COMMANDMENT OF ERIhKI VI
LONDON. Tuesday Dec /. 1877.
Reuters Constantnople dispatch says it IS rnmored
that the bombardment of Erzerum has commenced.
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AH yo'ice, Of Harrlagy naol Dc miorsed giia fsi!
anne and address
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Th.d,sfr.n lenaf N
Fac division. u lhs FOR ~ 4lu
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Q tns osreaTy during tho~- assu.
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FEwLR MEXIcAN RAIDS sINcE 1sas.

Captain Lewis Johnson of the 24th lnfan-
Try, now stationed in Texas appeared before the House
Committee on Military Affairs. to-day. H. testified at
considerable length about the condition Of affairs on tne
Rio GTande. He made statement as to hi. knowledge
oi the various cattle raids that have been made in that
region since 1868 and said they Lad not been so FIRE.
quent since the Daz revolution because the border
thieves generally attached either one side or the
other of that movement. The absence Of Corna also
counts Tor good deal IN the diminutOn of tine raids CAP
tam Lewis thinks that the disposition OF the DaZ Govern
meB l. favorable to their suppression, but that
ment recms 20 have very little influence in tho region of
the RIO Grlnde. The military force requisite to give
adequate protection to the people Of Texas H. estimates
1T Two iul regiments OF infantry and Of cavalry Ia
al 5000 men, General ord is TO be before the committee
tp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-05
TIE OTTOMAN PARLIAMENT CONvOKED.

A quorum of the Turkish Chamber OF Deputies
having arrived in Constantnople an Imperial de
cree has been issued. conyOking the Parliament ioi
Dacember 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-05
CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
STATISTICS IN PAMPHLET FORM.

WAsIIINGTON, Iuesday, Dec T. $50
The Secretary of the Treasury has directed
the printing OF 300 copies in pamphlet form Of the
tables prepared by Mr.. j. 5. Moore the tariff, and
which form appendix 10 the report the Chief
Of the Bureau of Statistics These tables show the
present cost IN foreign countries OF every kind Of goods
upon which duties levied the Unitedsates the legal
rate OF duty specific al yalorem, and the cquva Mt
nd yaorem duties for those VIII ch specific and vice
versa These tables nave been prepared for the purpose
OF aHOrng trustworthy Information this subject,
anu IN accofdnc with the directions of secretary
Sneian are not arrange in the Interest of any school
OF economists. Appended TO thc tables explanatory
noiea on obscure or little understood points connected
win tue tlrih such "a the origin and history of the
affud Yd f,,,-
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We are inclined to believe that the Chamber OF Com.
merce when advised of the number ana extent % the o.
for and macasuCc discovered ana detected by The MI
val ONCE will revise the opinion that such cheek
tle ,ctcs ONcc Is necessary ana upon TINS point 10
NAV be- well recall The antiquity Of such supervision al
the Collector the British Service ana the fact that Of
Ter an experience Of I've centuries. and with the
careful scrutinS OF modern reform, coordinate
suuervi.iDu the Collector Oi Dates Is continued
iu force. We think th1t ID would not cOmpOrt With the
3fe OF tine rC.audC abolish the Naval ONCE, unless
it, ace were supplied by controller To exercise SIM
and we think that tine changes which 1t may be- eXpcdict
10 mike may De conveniently determined alter The
contemplated reforms The administration of t3 Gus
toms Service shall have been accomplished
The commission recommends that OIths TO entries De
no longer required, but that provision be mad whereby
the signature to such documents require oath
shall have the force Of OATH ana be subject 10 the like
PENALTIES On the abolition OF consular certificates the
commission says "sloud Congressn revising the arn
adopt the system Of specific duties II would seem that
consular certificates might be safely dispensed with but
the continuance Of ad yalorem duties ana The proposed
enlargement and enforcement OF our consular system
consular certificates would be in all valuable and
Impor ant"
Among the suggestions made by the committee Of the
Chamber Of Commerce. aud approved by the commission
are the following That dntes should always be as
esscd on market value at the place OF c1polauon tho
law for discharng export bonds should bc smpinHd;
goods procured otherwise than by purchase should be IN
voiced al actual market value at period OF cxPoraton
The conmisso declines 10 recommend the requirement
that entries shall be- completed in thirty days that tho
accountant rcf1iu IA It's discretion, the whole any
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-08-11

A correspondent Of the New York IFi.
Ians discusses the problems Of the Ohio
canvass, now that the Conventions have
teen held, and although tits yet too early
to prophecy what will be the result
Of the election, he gives a very
sensible view Of tho exiSting outlook and
reasonable forecast Of tho conditions
which surround the CANVAS. Judge
WeSts speech, he ia Of opinion, will ,dl.
mlnish his chances Of success, although
he considers that tho purity Of his char
acter and his honorable career will yet
help 10 lessen the harmful influence Of
his speech, Instead Of looking a! him as
a Communist he ought rather TO be con.
sidered as n dreamer and an optimist,
whose notions abou. dividing part oil
the profts Of mines and railroads among
their employees arc not new, but only dan.
gerous because he seemed to want the
Government to use its power in cnfor.
cling tho experiment. What he did wish,
he says, was simply TO see tho stability OF
histheory tested voluntarily. Still, many
substantial Republicans condemn the
speech severely, and the Impression is
tina. it will gain no votes to compensate
for thole which it will undoubtedly drive
away. AS to Mr.. Bishops Know Koth.
ing and Temperance record, the cores
pendent is Of opinion that it will not
hurt him no much as some people expect,
his views on prohibition being the same
IA his opponents, and it being matter Of
history that candidates identified with
the Native American movement have Of,
ten been elected by Irish and German
votes. He is Of opinion that Hamilton
county will 60 Rspublicsn-the Liberal
Germana, who are in the political major
ity in Cincinnati, being anxious to en-
dorSc the President. Ii the Republicans
carry this county they will necessarily
secure the Legislature, and with it the
Senatorship. As to who will be Senator
in this event, the correspondent thinks
that all indications point to General Gar
field. Stanley Matthews has become
vastly unpopular, and since TatL's friends
in their zeal for him, attempted to put
him in an cquivocal attitude toward the
Administration, no has lost ground. AS
there are no sharply defined antagonistic
principles at stskc, the correspondent
thinks the canvas will not he an active
one, and that the silver agitation has al.
most Swamped the greeuback movement.
In summing up what seems to be very
thorough digest OF the outlook, the cor
respondent thinks that the result depends
very largely on the SUCCESS Of the Rcpub.
liCanS in getting out their large and leth-
argic majorities in the Western Reserve.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-08-11

The Bellairo Independent thus speaks
Of the nomination Of Ross Alexander for
the legislature OF Ohio: "Mr. Alexander
Is a resident Of Bridgeport, who. while n
Bank Director, used 10 abuse National
banks on the stump and joke about il
among his brother directors, and Who,
while "Workingmsn," is among the
largest coupon clippers" in the country.
He lives in manufacturing community
and Is wealthy, but, so far as we are
aware, he has had nothing to do with
manufactures except al assignee, when
they fall. In this role he is success"
The Council Of Bellairo Is called on to
refund the city debt at lower rate Off
terest, and thereby save $500 to $4,000
per year. The Independent thinks that by
this saving, together with rigid economy
in expenditures for streets, for police, for
FIRE department, and for everything else
within the control Of Council, and an in.
telligent ad iustment Of water rents, which
will enable the payment OF a part or the
whole Of the interest from that source,
will vastly relieve the city, and aid man.
ufacturiug and other industries, and en-.
courage others to locate.
1t is now an interesting question
whether Bellsirs did her duty during tho
riotOus demonstrations in her midst.
The local reporter OF the INrELLIaEN.
cERdown there is taken to task by the
Independent for becoming indignant over
the presence Of the military at Bellairc,
and yet the editor seems to DO OF the
opinion that had the citizens done their
duty they could easily have checked and
soon repressed altogether the riotous
proceedings that for several DAYS disturb.
ed and injured the town. Says the editor:
We believe the tumulL Of last Thursday
could have been suppressed had a man Of
real nerve, and having authority, ap.
peared upon the scene and acted vigorous.
~ and courageously. Our people had by
that time become aroused and indignant
at the lawleSS proceedings in other Cities;
and hundreds OF determined men would
within few moments time have rallied
to the support Of the officers, aud made
short work with falling the ringIcaders Of
the mob. But such man was not there,
and until the military could be called
back our city presented the pitisble spec.
table Of few dozen men and boys setting
ut defiance the law, while oiticera Of the
law stood by without uttering protest.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-08-11
SATURDAY, AUGUST IL. 1877.
WaEEuNo FINALE COLtEo E,-The

WRESTLING FEMALE CoILEG E,-The
new Catalogue Of this excellent inStitu-
ton has Just been issued from this estab.
ment. We can commend il to tho public
as good specimen Of the taste and skill
Of the workmen employed in the book
and Job department Of the ISTELIloES.
CIR.
We are pleased to see in the Catalogue
SO many evidences Of improvement and
progress on the part Of the College, Two
courses Of study have been introduced
viz, Latin and FrenOh-and German iu
to bs tSught free Of extra charge. The
Trustees deIerve crGdi. for thus enlarg.
ing and eloyating the routine Of study in
the institution. We are pleased to no.
ticc by the number and class Of students,
that the institution Is rapidly growing In
favor with our people, mot only in the
city and surrounding country, but
throughout the, State. We heartily
recommend II to the patronage OF the
public.
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and a pear tree. There is an linRnitued
Of weeds, very genial 10 the poetic mind,
and there 10 not soul TO be seen all
around,
DEP INTO THE WOODS.
We again plunge deep, deep into the
woods, the banks are ioVerhApging with
creepers; we skip from stone 10 stone,
and are happy to be alone-alone with our
memorandum book. How sWeet II Is 10
rest on natures gentle breast, how paci-
flying and soothing TO the troubled mind.
SycAmoreS abound, and even green Lin
den trees shed their fragrant blossoms.
The latter remind Us Of an excellhnt tea
that our mother used to concoct from the
blossoms Of the Linden, u wholesome
tea, good fot aching hearts.
Little mlnnoWs abound In the murmer.
ing waterl; how glorious they seem TO
feel, go "Wohlig auf dem grund," as
Goethe says
There Ia majestic weeping willow
shedding ia tears from some elevation on
the opposite banks, II weeps copiously
probably because opposite TO II thereis a
homestead with no traces Of taste, order
or prosperity. And then comes noisy
cataracts plugging flriously over solid
rocks; then bold hill springing upon
your vision, dividing two valleys, and q
guide post, a remnant Of a higher civil.
Sation, one arm directing you TO Jacobs.
burg, s miles, and the other also to ia.
CobSburg, 8 miles. We take the left aide
and bell upon the ridge-We suppose 1t
was our friend Fulson J's-reminded US
that it was near dinner time.
More cascades, more picturesque cot
tages, an old gentlemen slumbering In a
rocking chair, his good wife beside him
sewing, the latter replying to our amiable
greeting and awakening the sleeper, who,
after We were gone, shouted vigorously
after US words Of salutRtion. lie won
dered what In the world brought city
chap 10 these diggings.
And now we eSpy venerable pile Of
masonry which We take to DO a pyramid
erected by the people who lived here in
Pharaoh's time. Our soul shrank within
Us and the shadows OF age came massing
down. We passed II reverently and took
u by path up the bill to dinner.
MUSIC EVERYWHERE.
This is fine country peopled by OK.
cellent familles-rS6nement and music
have found homes in many house, books
and pictures are plenty and pianos and
organs send forth sweet music. We un.
derStand that your music men, Adams &
Lucas, through their active agent, An.
derson Fulton, supply these hills and
valleys with music. Long may he pros
per. Where there is a home for music,
things are all right.
What as:ght from tho portico OF our
host; what a sweep Of country. There
are aourishing farm houses bursting up
on our eyes like klndling HtArI. There
are George Myers, VIM. Shields, Jacob
X. Keyser, Mrs. Byers, Mrs. LETTERS,
and many others.
And, returning next day on the ridge
road We enjoy other scenery, until the
streets Of lively Bellaire, way down deep
In the valley, are mapped out at our feet,
and Benwood, on the West Virginia side,
and smoky Wheeling in the distance,
come in view. But here ends my paper.
"Adieu but not for ever" W.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-08-11
Departure eta Formidable Fish
Ing Party.

Elltop InielllsOuee1
Yesterday afternoon party Of seveu
leading men Of this place started for
Wheeling Creek where they intend camp.
ing for few days for the purpose OF fish.
ing and hunting, The company is com.
posed OF the following gentlemen: Capt.
WIN. Brown, Gen. H. W. Fisher, E.q. F.
McJilton, Constable S, Lesch, P. Altmyer,
J. Lindsay and our genial Barber, Jesse
Patterson.
At precisely one o'clock, p. NJ, they
took their departure in a two.horse
wagon, which was well loaded with pro.
vision, guns, ammunition and fishing
tackle. They also had the stars and
stripes flying in the air over their heads,
each one wore $ pleasant smile on his
face and they all looked as happy as larks,
They expect to return on Saturday next,
aud we feel sure that il luck faVors them
to the extent Of their expectations they
will bring with them goodly number Of
squirrels and fish, FRED.
BsnUoOd, AugG! Q, 1877.
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T IMPORTANT NOTICE.

Parents and Guardians having daughters 10
edus'te, and who wtIh TO secure for them the
advantages q hrst class EnRllIh and French
Academy, With mudcal instruction Unsurpassed n
not uneqnaled Ia this country, and all at exceed
i1gly moderate nbs, are advised to Investigate the
claims Of tho Academy Of the Visitation at MI.
dc Chantll, near Wheeling, W, Va
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, " virtue Of Deed Of Trust made By Edmund
booking and sarah y. B5oklng his wife, TO the VI.
aerngned Trustee, dated May 9th. 1915 and d
ny Lvsu!u among the land records Of Ohio county
d25, l will on
SATURDAY, the 18Th day Of August, ls77
BEGINNING q! 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the front dOOr d
tne SShit House Of Ohio county, sell al puddle
auction the iolloWing described property thsti,io
isay Al TINT portion Of squNTe NUMBERED tWGy
IN tne addition to tho city Of Wheeling laid UGt BY
moan Zane, and called BellAlto addition, raid Ioi'
u9n Deing bounded a. follows: Commencing At
Polnt on the north aide Of Thirteenth llOImdiy
nnmPdenl street, at the dlylSiOn line between tls
property formerly owned by SobIsAtl Brady aud
the property Of George W JOHNSON, which point
y marked oy line Of brick set on edge bdVt's
tbe paVements on said htrOet In front Of Eild pc.
peraes, and Ia distant irou the northtrit corner Q!
lhtteenth and kOf streets eastWArdly On lhii,
teenth one hundred and Ninety -three let ard
s,1 lnehesi thence running In nOFthuly dii
tecuon with Haid diylhoA line enc huLdrd atl
Nenty-one icet fourand onC-hali inches to Io'g'
~ Tue back OF south boundary line Of 4. ". hr,
Iyt property, which Point Il distant from BIT
street 10 toe direction Of the north boundary We
oi sobietki Bndy's property ono hund,d aEa
mhety -one leet Ave and ne-iOuTth inches theme
IuhbinS westWafdly with the direction Of taii
north boundary limo hIty.nine feel 70 a cross iaIk
on the Tesr oil A. W. Kclly'a brick stsblc, Whith
marx 10 distant from Eon Itrcct along raid RtTih
boundary limo one hundred ard ihirty.tEo lCc'
I'VE and one;iourth Inches; thence running snaihI
waTdly one hundred and iwenIy.one feet lOnrarg
one-hhlI inches to a point on tho north tide o!
thirteenth street distant from tho northeast coTnG
q thirteenth aud EoT streets one hundred ~
thirty.iWo ieet seven inche,; and thebco rupnlt.
" IN entrrly direction along Thirteenth stree
anyone feet 10 the place Of Beginning
p. LSSiInS ine Ame property conveyed to Ein.aII
iSoeklng by Sobleski Brady AMI vile by dCi dii'SS
November 18th, 1871, recorded In Beck 50, P'geS'
o. tho uhio county land records,
The title Is believed 10 Be- perfect, but will co.,
trust. " -
TERNs oV sALE-0 ne.thlrI, or more II the Tui'
enmer 70 elect, cash In hundi the balInsV 10 W.
equal Installments ut one and two years, the par
ehaser giving negotiable notes bearing intcre,I no"
1heuAy OF tale for the deferred payments
w W. II Caldwell, TnETs;
W. J. W. CowDKN, Solicitor. jyIy
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General Sherman, u. s. A, and lady, Washing.
M.ior General George G. Meade, U. s A.. Fill.
RisadIer General Lawrence p Gaham, U, g.
A., and lady, Austin, ToKaa
lady, Omaha, Eeb, - "-1
Wig Admiral David Porter, y. N, Washing,
-. EoH A Admiral Joseph Smith, U. 8. N, wnhlns.
AIs Admiral DAhlrcn, Washington D. c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-08-11
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vALU.
" ABLE PROPERTY.
State Of West Virginia.
In tho County Court Of Ohio county
W. B. o'Nell

Virginia Il. Wheat el al. In Chsncery.
By virtue Of decree entered In the above entl.
lied cause on the 2Sd dIy Of June, A. u. 1877, the
undersigned, who was appointed special (UmuIs.
sioner Tor tho purp, %, will sell on
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10th, "A. D. 1877,
commencipg.at 10 o'clock, A. H., at the front door
Of the Court House Of Ohio county, West ViTEinla,
tho following described real estate that "a 10 NY
All that lot or parcel Of ground described as lot
Numbered ono In square twenty -nIne In the plat d
the addition 70 the Slty Of Wheeling laid out By
CHARLES T. Churchill, trustee for Emily A. Zlnt,
and called Buenn Vista addition 10 The said city,
tho tane being Lixty feet front on Twelfth street,
and extending back the same width one hundrtd
iect, together with all AAd singular tho he1edla.
mentS and hppurtenRneel thereto belonging cf 10
any Wibe apperainIpg thereto. On The vast Lds
OF nll lot there y IN alley tan feet in width *.
lending back the full depth Of the pald lot, Eve
ieet Of which alley belongs to the haId lot, and II
70 understood and agreed that the aid alley shall
y kept open pCTpetuAlly for tho Aoeommodlllon Of
the diuer'nt premiIGs 10 which the same lelOHgL
TERHs OF aALE-One-thIrd OF more il the ptlI.
chaser 30 elect caIh In hand; the balance 10 lwO
equal installments at one and two years the Jur.
onAaar giving notes bearing Interest, with cool IFf
bonAl security, for the deferred payments
Ia, W. J. W. COWDES,
IlEo Special ConmSlOnH
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-08-11
DIED.

GlLLEsPIE.-AuuI1 F twin daughter Of Sam
uel Z. and Mary D. Gillespie, aged year and I
months.
Funeral from the parsa,f residence, No. TWEEN.
ty.hih street, this Saturday morning, August Ii,
at 10 O'Clock.