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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-06-23
THE SHOOTING TEAMS.

The Creedmoor Teams which will shoot at
the long range target on the picnic grounds
to-day have been but imperfecty reported to
us We believe there will be half dozen or
more. There are the four military companies
from Storey county-the Nationals, the
Montgomerys, the Emmets and the Sarsfelds,
(and maybe others), the Carson Guards and
the Pioneer Team. The latter is constituted
$50 We learn from Charley Brown, who has
been very obliging in furnishing with the
facts) as follows Pete Smith, Nationals; A.
j. Smith, Emmets; j. 5. kaneen, Nationals;
C. NJ Brown, Emmets; Jim Conroy. Emnets;
$. T. Swift, Pioneers; Geo. DAILY, Nationals;
Bill Gibson, Pioneers; Joe Stewart, Pioneers;
and Alex Mayott, of the Emmet. The
Montgomery Team is as follows II. H.
Lindsey; Henessey Finnigan; Holland;
Gascor; Lynch; Feeny; Shannon; Freeman
and Smith; with \. F. Mackay among the
reserves. The Carson Team consists of Dun
can, Cheney, Maish, Crocker, Stocker, SAT
fel, Borges, Moran and Jetfreys. We have
not been able to obtain the names Of the
members Of the other Teams.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-06-23
BOB INGERSOLL TONIGHT.

The very brilliant lecturer who so captivated
our citizens with his oratory and fun on Wed
nesday night, will lecture again tonight, at
the Carson Theater. His subject is Ghosts "
This discourse is said to surpass even the
lecture ON Liberty to Man Woman and
Child, tho one finds it difficult to conceive
how it can. Hurry up and get your seats
and then 90 and sit in them, early.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-06-23

the compass. 1t will be the busiest day ever
seen in Carson. AS to what is doing in the
matter of teams and such accessories, is it not
recorded i'll another part of this most vera
ciOus sheet!
JUMBLES.
As to our knowledge of some surprising
facts in natural history; as to the diamond
drill with which we bore, certain of results,
into the bowels of the future, fetching forth
the most astounding indications of the Great
Beyond; as to the lesser and the larger lights
of this pyrotechnic world; as to the inner life
of those whose secrets are within this Oh! so
safe keeping; as to the limitless interest
just interest," merely, and not at all the prin
cipal-of the exhaustless lode and bonanza
of facts which We are boarding up (and which
may, perchance, die with us and perish out
of record); as to what we know of EMPIRE
and its deeper secrets, and Of Cars-n and
the dark recesses which like the sarcophagi
of its buried mysteries-the future, Oh! the
future with the strange, intangible text
ure of its vet unworn fabrics alone can tell
-. Got your ticket for the lecture?
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-06-23

OF wretchcd, mean trick game nventedi
for the purpose of the deliberate robbery of
the unwary and gullable, the Reno Journal of
June % says:
Yesterday morning at Z A. N. one armed
Salisbury and Jim Walker enticed John
Broullette, a French boy who had money,
over to the " Il r. bridge and by certain
Establishments got him to bet $50 on a knife
trick They said he lost the bet and then
pocketed the money, and walked to Huffaker's
the boy following them, asking for his
money every few steps They got ON the
freight train and came back to Reno The
boy stepped into buggy and got here about
as soon as they did, and swore out a warrant
and the officers arrested them, but the knife
could not be found, they having made away
with it, The trick is to bet that the greeny
cannot open the blade before fifty is counted.
A catch is slipped over the spring which
makes opening an impossibility. The case
will probably come up to-day, when the
prisoners will have an opportunity to explain
it. These 'cinch" games are getting entirely
too frequent, and all law abiding citizens
demand that the sharpers be severely pun
ished.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-06-23
Dissolution of Partnership.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ partnership heretofore existing between the under
signed under the name of Pixley Mcconnell Stock Bro
kes at Carson City State OF Nevada is this day dissolved
by mutual consent and the interest Of r. f. PNey therein
has this daV been sold to Mcconnell Co. The business
OF the old firm will be continued at the old place by the
new firm Of Mcconnell Co.. and all debts to and from
Sid firm to be paid to and by said Mcconnell Co.
X. +. FINLEY,
SAAC MCCONNELL.
Carson City, Nevada, June Is, 1877.
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MINING STOCK REPORT.
MORNING BOARD.


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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-31
Opera House.

John Brougham-- Last night Mr.. John
Brougham appeared rs "Capt. Murphy
Mcguire in "Tha Serious Family" His
playing WAS no. so good Ms on the PRE-
vious evening, owing to the fact that he
e,sayed the role of u man young in years,
and Nj Broughsn, owing to his age and
recent Hines showed stiffness in his
actions. The entertainment, however,
pss of the first order, md tue star with
the ore exception, lost none of
his lsures. Mr.. VIII K Chapman
MS "Aminidsb Slick" was immense, il We
may BIZ allowed the expression, and
caused frequent shouts OF laughter to
convulso the audience. The balance of
tie company sustained their respective
parts ia an WnexCeptionabIe manner, snd
il 10 10 DO regretted tUst the engagement
OF Dir. Brougbsm IN mis- standard comedy,
in this Guy, was g" short.
Tonight joseph Murphy viii spper n
"Kerry Cow, II which play tie Boston
RerGLt thus h.tleriugiy speaks: = The
pa, , much superior 10 mosL OF the SO.
called Irish dramas, and hiss very lew vi
the characteristics which ARE supposed to
attach to works OF this KIND. There are
no stuffed clubs, no rakes, and 10 pitch
forks; and no green coated hero van
qushcs single handed q whole regiment
of red-coats Mr.. Murphy's Dan 0Hsrs
il quiet, yet fOrclble upon occasions his
brogue ia rich and natural, and his whole
manner is easy and faithful to life Re
served seats en- sale at Opera box office.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-31
4 nnYel Affair.

Within the enclosure OF the famous
dornbrook park CAD be found the fol.
owing, AS VISITORS 10 that delightful re.
,rest are aware, on a sIgn board on top
,l the large mound on the premises.
Hitch your horse here, if you wish TO
promenade and do your counting. There
ara many quiet little walks aud shady,
eLired hooks exceedingly convenient for
-uch pleasant buHness."
Many OF the seaux in this vicinity
have taken Mr.. Hornbrook's advice in
hs matter, and the last result is 10 the
lact that this afternoon wedding will
take place on the summit OF the mount,
sctuated. no doubt, By the above. The
attracting parties ara Nj b. j.
ylckers and Miss Ada K. Pyle, OF Bel
mont county, o, Mr.. Horpbrook having
indlv rendered them the use Of the
.rounda. Alter the ceremony, which
will b. conducted by Rev, BsrDitz, the
newly welded pair will repair TO the
residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie Pyle,
father and mother of the bride, near Mt.
P!esss t, where a reception will be given.
The whole affair ssvO-s very strongly of
romance, inssmuCh rs the principals
naYe done some considerable counting at
Tue spot where they axe TO be married,
and is exCit Eg some interest
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SMALL TALK.
Condensed Notes OF Current e"~P
In and About Town.


In and About Town.
cMeRE hogs. ,
KERRY Cow" tonight.
TONIGHT ia "Holler Eve"
Two marriage licenses issued yesterday.
In the language Of Will Chapman
.ssis goes into the sinking fund
GRAVEL Is being put on the road"ays
traversing the famous Aornorook PARK
EusrxA Lodge 1. o. o. F. hold It's
anniversary exercises on the Stn "i NO
vember.
TsE Bellsire Independent was yeslef..
dsy sold to Judge James Anderson OIL
that place.
The Top mil started on double 'utn
Monday morning, which Is pleasing "
All concerned.
A RACE between Black man and
b,rsa wss one of the attractions out the
pike, Yesterday.
MR. Ton PRYOR, assistant master OF
TRANSPORTATION at the Baltimore and ONO
hops, has resigned.
FRANK WALTERS has had platform
erected on his premises for tue Maynard
rife club TO shoot from.
MsssRs MATHEWS & SHARPER pro-
pose starting lite insurance agency
over che Opera drug store.
Mr. OSBORN, who has leased the Cen
,enniai hotel at Bellsire, has chsnged
tee name of il to the Osborn house.
A elbow OUT" st Turner Hall, to be
oiyep Mr.. Ed. Weisgerber, before his
leparture for Grafton, is talked OF.
AUCrIoSEER HERvEY yesterday sold
At auction all the pscsonsl property OF
the Mitchell estate, near Cherry Hill.
( GENTLEMAN OF this city played
tw.n.y. seven successive games Of bill
ljsrds, night before last, without losing
angle one.
4 Lost child named Ebelllng, was
.ound csvortIpg about in the hightL
ward, night before last. ltwas returned
its parents.
Jog MURPHY will produce his great
horse. shosiDg scene on the stsge TO-
| night, in which horse will De sAod III
tho preseUce of the audience.
FoRrY islands OF muzzle-losdlng guns
were given the Goff Gu .rds yesterday oy
ths State tor drill purposes They VIII
| % Chsu ged for breach !osders when tne
company is uniformed.
QUITE curiosity, in the shape OF
rsdish weighing three pounds and ten
oupces, aud about fourteen inches IN
length. WAS grown in the garden OF T. r.
| Miller, of North Main street
PETER ENGLISH was arrslgned before
squire Bulger, yesterday. charged with
stealing an overcoat from Tom List.
The plaintiff not appearing IN the case,
Engllsh was discharged from custody
A FOOT RACE OF one hundred yards for
kes of beer, took place near the hinge
-actory, yesterday, between Michael
Flicker, who bss considerable reputation
as i runrer, snd Jesse Dean. The race
Yss wen BY he former.
For the eritcation oftbst class OF PEG
PIE Who ara continually grumbling at
,ur City Council, we this morning al
psrt the startling information that the
,svsnts OF the second branch have "re-
peslad the Hog Ordinance" by simple
p solution
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-31
Personalities.

Thos. Hornbrook, Esq OF this cay,
has received communication from hr.
Richard Realf, ex-edtor o! the Puts
burgh Commercial, ana it IL more than
likely that M Realf will deliver 4 tenn
psrance lecture here in the near future.
The wife OF Henry Dice, jr, Is y.ag
very low ut her residence at Valley
Grove
Mr.. Jacob Lyons, OF North Wacel'ng,
hss removed with his family to q point
nesr the Pennsylvanis line, where ne
has bought small farm.
Mr.. John Craft, OF the steamer Cour-
Ter, stopped of at his home, on the last
trip o! the boat At MstSmorss, on sc-
count of one o! BIZ, children lying worry
lDw with the scarlet fever.
MIR. Kennedy Friend and sister, Miss
Ella Friend, returned home from Cmci .
nail. on the Andes, last evening.
M. Thos. Horn brock is able to b. in
bis rtlice once more, alter n severe 'Pe !!
OF sickness.
Miss Sara Stsvena, the accomplished
actress with tho Broughsm company 10
the widow of the late John G. Heenan,
the "Rsnicia Boy" Miss Stevens is said to
be one Of the most refined ladies on the
stage, and her nc.ir e certainly proves
the fact.
Miss Lizzie Mcdonnell, of Steuben-
vile, O., Is visiting her uncle Mr.. Hugh
OHara, OF this city,
D.. Bulihen has returned home from
stanton, Vs where he has been visiting
his mother, who is quite III, and in a pro.
carioVs condition.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-31
SAW HOMES.
When Doctors Disagree wan shall
Decide.

Last night, large number OF th'
physicians OF this city met st the rooms
of the Board OF Education to tske action
IN -egard 10 the matter OF Drs. Hardes'y
and Hazlett, who refused 20 testify u eA-
perts before the MarIon county Circuit
Court. The following resolutions SPEAK
TOR themselves, soG Il IS more than likely
that the physiGl4ls pamed soove VIII
ties; the matter IL the higher courts,
which will settle much veNed question
in the medical fraternity:
WHEREAS, TINS meeting mas been IN
formed that Drs. HArdes,y and Hszlett,
OF this Guy, who were recently suoPGnsed
y give testimony as experts before the
Circuit Court Of Marion county, and who
ave been subjected to mach incoayen-
I,nce and expense in obeying the
summons, have refused 70 testify
since there is no provision ty the stat
utes for compensation Tor su-h service
and,
WHEREAS, 1t is held by Us, tina! our
opinions, which constitutes our testimUn!
as experts, are our Uwn-otten obtalneG
after much lsber and expepse-and are
part OF our capital IN business, and can
not, therefore, be take from us, justly
against our consent, but II vsluaD., tor
the State, should Do paid for the same =.
when gwen to individuals therefore,
Resolved, That the individual pnysl.
cian- comprising this meeting fully and
heartily cadorsr the posI.ipu taken by
Drs. Hardesty and h zIet,, ard pledge
themselves 10 share w,.n these gent,t'
men, If necessary, the labor and expens,
of testing before the proper tribunas ths
| ius.n OF the claim o! the profession iol
payment for the opinions given by us b
experts.
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River News.

The marks at the landing last evening
Indicated feet 10 inches
Tue Graham departed for Pittsburgh
at al early hour yesterday morning.
The Salt Valley passed down yaster-
day morning, en- route for ZsDesville.
The Granite State, en- route for Pitts
burgh, Is due to day.
Tne Abncr ONesl departed for Pitts
hurgh yesterday moruing.
Tho Ika Hammitt passed down light
yesterday.
The Courier let for Psrkersburg yes.
tercay, sL the usual hour
Capt. Ahner UNeal will command the
Della and Nathan Winteringer will take
charge OF the O'NGsl hereafter.
Capt. Jerry Mas piloted the Della
to SLeabenvIle and return on the first
trip.
The Andes will Icave for Cincinnati
this evening.
The Market Boy leaves for Mstsmorss
at 1890 A. NJ, to-day,
The Rsgon IA to days regular Par
kersburg bost
LOUISVILLE, OClOOeT 81 - w eaLner
clear and cool. Departed - Tempest,
south. River rising with 8 feet 7 inches
in the canal.
CIxCINEATI, October 3O.-RiverS feet
10 inches and stationary. Weather fair
aud cool Departed Hudson. Wheeling.
The Donnslly laid all light ut Gunpow.
Ger bsr, waiting io7 water.
CAIRO, October 3O.-Arrived-Ksti e
p. Kountz, st. Louis; City OF Chester, st.
Louis. Depsrted-kountz, New Or
lesns. River II feet II inches and ris-
ing. Weather clear; mercury IS.
EVANSVILLE, October 30.-Weather
clear and cool; wind north; mercury 81
TO 65. River falling with feet on the
gauge. Down.. B. Stshlman, Sslle
Carney, Slverthorn. Up-M. Smith, {.
". Anderson, Rapidsn, Dick Johnson
Business rather active The Golden City
Is over the Henderson bar.
IT. LOUIS, October 3O.-Arrived-
War Eagle, Keokuk; Savannah, st. Paul;
Genevive, Memphis; Grand Lake, Cairo.
Departed City OF Helesa, VIcksburg;
War Eagle, Keokuk; Toile, n. o.;
Grand Lake ana bsrges, Csiro. The
river has fallen about 2 il ches Weather
cloudy and cool; shower tonight.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-31
CONSUMPTION Can be CURED. .
Pulmonio syrup,

schenck's PulmSnic syrup,
schenck's Sea Weed Tonic, ,,,.
Schenck's MANDRAKE P1lis,
Are the only medicines tnst VIII '"'S
pulmonary Consumption. ..,, a
frequently medicines that wall s.oP "
>ongh will occasion The death OF Tue pa
tiept: they lock up The liver, stoP shS
nnlation OF the blood, hemorrha&e FOLLOWS
aud IN TACT tnsy slo5 tn ne. s cnnsn
{yvsr Complaint ana by spepsia are the
csusea of tvo-thirds OF the cases OF So
snmprton. Many persons com oIaln "
duIl pain In the side, consti patLonI 800
Tongue, pain In the shouloer pie, . ~
ings of drowsiness and restlessness' ZIG W
90 living heavily on the stomach, &C
nomnsnieS with acidity and oelchins up
Va ,sbsse symptoms usually originate rom
q dis0rde red condition OF the stonAcn VI
torpid liver. ,,,h, ,aua one or
TOO heavy colds, and If the cough In these
cssas he Suddenly checked, Will uhu Sne
Stomach and liver clogged, relnalnlns
Iornid and Inactive, and almost Delore
they are aware the lungs are nias S "a
sores, and liberated, the result OF WHICH
is death. ~ 4, a., AZ
pact0rant which does not contain oPiuhh,
or anything calculated 10 checA ''"e"
Sebenok's SEES W eed Tonic dissoives Inc
food, mikes with the castle Juices VI .Ne
stomach, aids disestlon' ane
ravenous appetite. -,,,., s,,,n SAL
When TIE bowels are costlTe, sAlh 80, .
low. or the symptoms FMLse
bilious tendency, SchehcAs
P!Ils are required. o,, onlvhv
j. II. SCBENCh sos
NE. cor. sixth and Arch stS.I .1a,.s
And for sale by ali druggists and ae-sss'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-31
THR CDUkf IS.
c.ierdny's Proceedings In the o''
ferent Judicial Bodies.

ferent judicial Bodies.
CIRCUIT CoURT-JUDGE MELVIN.
In the case OF Zane va. Sawtell, the
.ury failed TO agree standing ak to SIX,
aal were discharged.
The case Ot the Second National Bank
rs. Moorhesd Md Dent, is still on trisI.
+ A Britt was appointed admins
rstor. de bonis non, WITH the will an
,.xsd. of The estate OF James Campbell,
,j,cassed; bond, 300, with f. G. Britt Ms
.,urty.
Messrs. WIN n Curtis, Casper He'll
-ud Robert Crawford we're appointed
ryprs,serS OF tbs. estate o! j. Campbell,
. ceased.
On motion OF Rose Ann Aahwortb, the
90 l.te of Hannah Able, deceased, was
,rmmi,ted to the Sheriff.
The Afst naturalization pspera were
.rsnted 10 Alexander OTIS, .! Ireland
d., hi. declaration to become citizen.
Adjourned until the usual hour this
r"rni0s.
Police COURr-JUDaB CRAEMER,
Jacob Fszier, for allowing gaming in
u,s saloon, fined ten dollars and costs
Paid.
Willis Humphrey, gaming in FrazIer''
,loou, fined five dollars and costs. Paid
Thomas Carney, jumping train while
n motion, fined one dollar and costa
Dommitted.
George Ward, vsgrsncy. fined two dol
lars aud costs. Execution suspended. de-
endaut agreeing to leave the city.
Henry hlevis, vsgrsncy, fined tive
dollars and costs. Committed,
Joseph Bennett. vagrsncy, fined TIVE
4 liars and coSts. Committed.
The cases against Elizabeth Barber
George heil, Matte Wilson and Sslli'
dolleD, sll nokes, toriindulging 10 VA
II words 10 Hsyti, were dismissed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-31
A Case Of InRrirN.

Yesterday u man nsmed Joseph Wiley
arrived in nis city, and being quite sich
and out of money, made application q
one o; cur hotels for shelter, and on BE-
ing refused applied to Cnlet Of Police
Ripley. BY him Ally WIS llyen shell
ter in spare nom So, he st7'l " hou.e,
where ne Dow Ii m precsrIous condI-
tion. Tbs is s-jl 10 hr y worm! oll,c,
OF charity, aid II 81, should am ga
strongly to the sympathy of our citIzens.
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naivod from the Second branch and con-

ceiyed from the Second branch and con-
CURED n.
There was received from the Second
branch a petition OF certain citizens of
the Eighth ward asking 10 be released
from the obligation TO pave IN front OF
their unlmproged property. The action
of the Second prancp IN granting the
same was non-concurred in.
The account OF George Z. Black as
collector Of water rents for 1876 was re-
ceiyed from the Second branch, and Its
action in ordering that account to be
spread upon the minutes OF Council g. a
settlement was concurred IN. The said
account showed water rents 10 the
amount of S38 1913 70 have been col
lected and paid to the city for the year
1876
The consideration OF the special water.
rent ordinance, the object for which the
meeting had been called, was then pro-
,,eeded WITH, the ordinance being passed
As received from lhe Second branch. The
assessments are nearly The same as those
of last year.
Mr.. Woodward offered the following
resolution, which was adopted:
Resolrsd. That the Committee on Or
dinances be Instructed to report an ordi-
nance regulating tbs trsm-rosds within
the city, defining their privileges and
epumerstlng their duties.
Resolutions as follows were received
from the Second Branch and concnrred
in, viz:
Ordering gas lamps to be placed on the
corners OF McCulloch and Thirty sixth
streets, and Welzsl and Thirty-sixth
streets; ordering the city clerk to adVer-
tse that city taxes and water rents nrr
now due, and that after D1cembeE lst l.
terest will be charged ordering The cay
clerk TO advertise or bids for tire Prodigy
coal scales il the Eighth ward aud ~,
derlng the Committee on Ordinance &c
forthwith report All ordinance liking the
tax on licenses TO keepers OF ordlnar!e'
ard cotfee-houSes tor tho next h.eEs,
year.
On motion ot Mr. Egerter, at 10 . clock
P. NJ, the FIRST Bra, On adjourned.
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kRrga hmrpTisn PnrtY.

Last evening, somc twenty odd c0l-
ple met at the residence OF one OF tho
committee, in East Wheeling, 10 order
70 give surprise % Nj. George Krcss,
j, oeIng his twenuetu birthday. After
all had assem- bled, beaded nv Cocksyn9s
band, they msrched u the residence of
Jr Kress' father on Sixteenth street,
where delightful evening was spent IN
dancing and other amusements. AT IL
o'clock an elegant collation. was spread. TO
whi n all present did ample justice. The
whole affair was gotten up by number
o Young ladies, who deserve credit tor
the way all things we're conducted. Mr..
x ress wishes the sane party to call on
him twenty years hence.
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At Woodland range, At Frank Wal
tsrs, the contest OF the Maynard rife
club took place Tor the Fulton pistol, at
500 yards range, Tns following score
was made: James stanton, 90 out Of q
possible IS; Chss. Dwight, 81 out of pos
sitle rs; George BIsck, so out of posi-
BILE Is; Judge Cochran, 3" out IF pos
.itle SO Ncssrs. Black ard Cochran
dld no. shoot their fuli number of shots,
owing 10 darkness setting IN. Thus far
M. Dwight holds the pistol, but SIS three
successive victories are required to give
the party winning the pistol the sole
ownership, it still remains in the club 30
be contested Tor; and other members
have an opportunity of yet carrying of
the trophy.
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niIncInrA EI1PIRd.

The United States Blu ding, Land and
Loan Association met las. nignt tor their
fourth annual election OF directors. The
following were e.ec ed. Charles ii.
Berry, K. j. Smyth, e. A. Besil jacob
Hull, James +. hanes, Isaiah Warren,
Edmund HOBBS, sr., Samuel II. kas,cy,
\. w. Beck. / he directors wi. organic
on the next regular meeting night, Sud
cleo. officers for tbs next year
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-31
Sill InconSPiOU4,

a gentleman who arrived from Gin
cinnsti last evening, reports that Mr..
Oscar Rammelsburg, who was thrown
from buggy a. that place recently, Is
still! unconscious and has been since the
accident. His death Is mOmentsrily ex-
pected. Mr.. Rsmmelsburg Is the nus
band OF the former MISS Kate W host, Of
thfs city.