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NUMBER Is.
Truly a Medical Wonder

Have you ever before known Of a remedy for
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint, Sour stomach.
Loss OF Appetite, Constipation, Bad Tastes IN
the Mouth, Coming up OF the Food and General
Debility, being sold on guarantee! You must
answer No, for none heretofore possessed sum
Gent merit. We have secured the sale OF this
Wonderful Remedy, DR.. sHILoH's SYSTEM u vi;
TALLER, which we sell on these terms. WIN
you not give the small price Of Is cents to be
cureds Sold at Tozer's Drug Store, OTTAWA.
H., and elsewhere by all dealers:
We are selling moro of SHILoH's CONSUMPTION
CURE for Coughs, Consumption, Group. Hoarse-
ness, Asthma, Whooping Cough and Lung d.
seases than all other Cough Remedies, because
we have guaranteed it and it has stood the test,
10 cents, so cents and Sl00 per bottle And for
Lame Chest or Back use SHILoH's Porous PLAs-
TER. Sold at Tozer's Drug Store, Ottawa, H.,
and elsewhere by all dealers.
HACKMETACK. new and delightful perfume.
Sold at Tozer's Drur Store Ottawa. Ill, and else
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Among our new advertisements will be found
,To first-cass houses d. Mahcr, who Is making
a raid on high prices in groceries, and 5. c. Bar
net who has an attractive story to tell about
cheap clothing. See page J.
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The -four now manufactured at the Eagle Mil:
is rapidly taking the lead in Ottawa. 1t certain
Iy i "a good as any in the state
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100 acres of good farming land, all tillablc,
rood buildings, plenty of water, good orchard in
bearing, IL miles from market For particulars
enquire of w. c. RIALE.
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Why suffer with bad cold if one bottle Of DIR.
Bulls Cough Syrup will cure a cough of the worst
kind DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup is sold for p cents
per bottle or five bottles for 81 in every respect
able drug store in the United Statc..
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The largest hand-omcst, loyliest sweetest and
most complete stock 81 dry goods IN tte IVES, and
30 40 bottOml..- price,.
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TRUNEs.-Wc have now one Of the largest
stocks Of trunks in Ottawa, and are selling them
at manufacturers prices. Look at them.
" SrrrFEI * Co.
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Business suits, nobby and cheap, at A. Frank
Il Co.'S.
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A handsome line Of ladies ruchings and Il
larg assortment of strictly choice ties just in at
Hccnan IL Co.'S
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Another invoice Of those handsome black CASH
WEEEs just received NJ ID. Heenan * Co.'S. Sc
them-ihcy can't bo beat.
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Do not stop before reaching J. Megafiin's WheI
YOU want to buy boots or shoes cheap for cash.
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school suits for the boys never so low as now
at A. Frank X Cos.
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Underwear, the best quality at the lowest
price. at 4. Frank IL Cos.
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All wool ti,a,.el ss,etisg--just splendid for win
ter-at d. Hecnan * Cos.
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Inns NJ Agate make one square.

Twelve Inns Of Agate make one square
Advertisements under contract must be plainly marked
the length of time desired they will be continued and
charged for until ordered out.
business and professional cards not exceeding h'e lines
inserted at five dollars per annum over five lines one dol
lar per line extra.
Transient advertising in all to be paid strictly In
advance
TT Yearly advertisers disseminating their advertisements
before tn. expiration of the contract will be charged the iu
rates as above Extra charge will also be made for dssoiu
ton and other notices not connected with their regular
business.
Local notices, fifteen cents per line.
~. In no case will these terms be departed from
.- The the slip on which the subscribers name
Is printed indicates time when the subscription expires
Persons who have paid for the FREE TRADER should DC
careful to notice that date the slip corresponds 10 h'
date to which they paid aud NJ once notify the poOS
ers 0! any discrepancy
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Large stock ofladies' underwear and children
Union suits al D. Heenan * Cos.
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No Opium! No Morphia, or other dangerous
drug rs contained in DR.. Bulls Baby syrup FOR
the relief of collie teethng, etc. Price - cents.
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You are bound to be suited at the Eagle Mills
Il the best -four in the city and lowest prices viii
do il.
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Pianos and Organs

At MRS BROwER'S. Prices very LOW for CASH. Mrs
Brewer buys strictly for cash, and can DEFY c9npeon
Don't buy Of peddie double the price that Mrs Brewer
SKIS for the goods. Always on hand, fne Violin
Strings. ausH-pi
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Remember VIII. Carlcton's lecture tonight at
the Opera House.
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LoriIlarfs plug tobaccos are the best IN the
market Mitch. keeps them. Try them
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The FREE TRADER and Chicago Weekly i"i,r
D-sgn, one year. for sos
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BOYS overcoats to keep the boy warm' cheap
AZ 4 Frank ~ Cos
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HACKMErAcK. new and delightful perfume.
Sold at T0zers Drug Store, Ottawa, Ill, and else
where by all dealers. ~
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the Turner's.

Hats, hats all the latest styles now at ~ Site
Eel Il Cos
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Fine stock of pocket cutlery at osman Il IIapc
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stop

atNo. % Ia sale st, foryour boots and shoes.
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$40 buy a coed suit at NJ. stiefel & Cos.
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Bis hon Foley.

Another car load of trunks just received at A
Lrn,A 4 -,
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A full and very cheap stock of BOOTS and SHOES
at D. Heenan u CO.'s,-elegant goods for ladies
| and m
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Winter wheat 1925 per cwt; spring three dol
lars; Graham flour 95c per sack, and everything
else in proportion, at the Eagle Mills.
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Cheap! Look a: those 81 overcoa;s - VI. site
III K Cos
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Oyercoa;s equal TO custom made can De found
1t 4. Frank * Cos.
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JOBBING DEPARTMENT.

JOBBING DEPARTMENT.
Our facilities for doing all kinds of job Work. in the va
rous STYLES Of the art are surpassed in this section and
we respectfully solicit wishing anything done In this
line to give us call BY the judcious and liberal use OF
printers ink many mans has been made, and the
field is still open. Try 1t.
Orders BY mail promptly attended to.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-26
STATE NEWS.

TIE daily Dominion has patent in
side
CLARKsBURG wants q military COM
psny.
THE.green back move has been adjusted
in kanAwhs county.
rHE Mountain Echo echoeth many of
the Pendleton Me,os sayings.
TIE Philippi papers are just bouncing
hot. Each one calls the o.ner 9 liar.
THIS settles 1t. The Philippi Plain.
dealer says Clarksburg is sure 10 have
the Capital.
ONE day last week huge black bear
passed through Pleasant Valley, nine
miles south of Morgantown, and crossed
the Monongshels river at the Big Falls.
A NEW postottice hiss been established
at Don aldson, Hampshire county, on tho
route from Green Spring Run to Rom
ney, with Kate K. Donaldson as postmis
tress.
NEwBURG is going TO hold meeting
of its citizens to see what inducements 1t
can offer in order to make that town the
terminus OF the narrow guage railroad
from Kingwood.
MAJOR JOIN g. Ii UsToH, Of Grafton,
u soldier OF the war of 1872, will super
intend the roasting of the OK at Shutlifi's
grand Fourth of July entertainment at
his "Locust Avenue Gardens" near
FaIrmont.
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HENRY STAMM, who is one of our
solid German citizens and knows and on.
ioys a good glass of the health-giving
lager, SAWS that one OF Wheelings great
wants is q wefl-conducted beer-gsrden IN
some quiet nook outside the city-some
place to which q mas may resort with
his family ur friends and enjoy glass
of this innocent beverage and q social
hour. Near other large cities these gar
dens are so conducted as TO be places OF
social enjoyment for both sexes, and are
rather aids 10 temperance than the re
verse. Abolish the senseles' habit OF
treating. says Mr.. SrAMM, and you
have taken long step toward sobrlety
and good order. Let 1t be understood
that when q man wants TO drink glass
of beer ths, he can go and get it, and
drink it without committing discourtesy
bv omittipg TO invite others, and there
will be very little drinking to excess
done. We believe our friend STAMM is
a true philosopher Is we'll as clear
headed business man. An anti-trestins
society would be q great aid to the tenn
persnce cause; an aid TO health; an aid to
GOOD order; and an aid TO many poor
mans exchequer.
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ST. JoHSs, June 25-The parties a.
the hospitals who were injured BY the
fire, are doing well Those still missing
are L. OLesry, M. Caughlin, woman
and child Of Smith street, snd Mas
Vance
The Aggregate contributions are 500
600 besides provision, and clothing.
The following is the estimste OF the
total risks he'd By insurance eompknies
within the bounds Of the burnt district:
Imperial Of London, $4,000 Atna,
saao 600; Hartford, s2Oe.ooo; PhaaII o.
Brooklyn, $4,000; Britsh American,
ST. 600; Commercial Union, 100000;
Royal. $4,000; Sssdscons, seooopi
Lancashire, $4,000; Queen 9, 500, ,oe;
North British and Mercantile 500, ,OoOi
Guardian, 100000; Liverpool and Lon
don and Globe s4ooooO, Ssrtheru,
$4,000; Royal Canadian, 100000
Proyinc,al, $50, ,000; CITIZENS CONNER
c;,l Fire and MEine, s22.0ooi Nstlona ,
100000; 81 Johns Mutual, $4,000
Ceutr.I Of Prederickton, S7o,0oo The
total losA estimsted as nearly - possible,
i fron SlAOO00oo 70 SzoOQoo0o Tss
tox.l amount OF insurancss = soo9t
a. .OO0O0. No doubt the amounts Of
the different companies ara undsr esti-
nassd E
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CROPS In WETZEL.

We have been favored with the tol.
loving brief report of the con-
ttiOu Of the crops In the county
Of Wstzsl, BY Messrs. NJ. i j. POLLOCK,
sao received it from the Messrs. MOORE
u Yesterday:
PROCTOR. W. Va, June %, 1877.
GESrLEMEN:-Ash harvest is at hand
Ee thought you would like to have q
report from this section concerning the
growing crops Beyond doubt We will
asvs heavy crop of wheat il not spoiled
b, the wet weather. Oats gives promise
OF the hesvles. yield for five years, and
rsrly potatoes will be good beyond
iVubt What rye there is here is excel
elt. The corn is doing well tor the
line 1t was planted and sll kinds
0t garden vegetables are abundant.
lVur', most respectfully,
NJ. x A. j. MOORE,
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Wednesday morning in the Town Hall,
and the customary alumni dinner, pre-
pared by the ladies Of the town, will be
served in the college building at one
o'clock. 1t is the intention OF the old
pupils of Rev. DR.. J. w. Scott, q iormer
President of Washington college, to pre-.
sent that gentleman on Wednesday with
q substant tial testimonial of the high es-
TEEN in which he is held by them. The
Commencement hop, which has come to
be considered a necessary part of the
graduating exercises, will take place on
Wednesday night.
OF the further proceedings we shall en-
desvor to keep your readers posted.
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TO COUNCIL. OR THE GAS TRUs-
IEtS, OR BOTH.

Our attention has been called to q
Ts'y erious NlC matter which comes
lat-r The control of Council, or the gas
trustees or both. 1t is simply the utter
asgler: of the persons employed tor the
purpose 10 light the city gas after the
NOON goes down. 1t may seem sn up-
important mstter 10 those who are
housed for the night, and are not COM
Pe!ied by sn emergency, or the call OF
Sickness or something else, TO suddenly
shoot out into q blsckness worse than
hates, and grope :her way as best they
An, With the fear OF fall
every step 10 the point
desired. But let an occasion arise when
one Is compelled TO go out into the
DARK night under similar circumstances,
Aoc the subject will assume different
phase. Yet this is not all. In q city the
we Of ours where there is = class who
~'a sprecsrious livelihood by crime. it
0ue's double inducement to incre sse
'ae' number and ply their vocation.
We have frequent instances OF the
increasing boltness of highway men and
burglars Of lste, probably caused By this
's'e!lc'on of duty on the part Of some
0ae. Within the past week there have
zen tnree or four burglsries, and who
Aoow' but If the lamps had been lighted
'hey should have been, the rogues
might have been intimidsted from their
Ne'a'ious work. Darkness is their de-
"saN while the opposite is their horror.
we were told that one reason why the
'AuPs are not lighted at the proper hours,
oveause boys were employed at
we've dollars per month and they fre.
sasnay failed to get up when they were
we venture the assertion thai II
'-'ee o. four received q ticket Of leave
A'e' such deselec,ion OF duty was
proven agains, them, that the trouble
"0u'a case. But if boys csanot
~ found to perform the work
properly then men should be
engaged for the purpose, even if it costs
n"Is more. L, Is propable that little
'''en'lOn will be paid to anything that
may be said on the subject Nor per.
uAps will anything be done until some
''''Ien Is murdered in his tracks or
'o'a ROBBERY of great magnitude COM
mI''ed, Then it will seem .bou.
ans to cease offering q premium to
sn~symen and house breakers, by hsv.
'As the streets properly lighted 1t the
proper time. An ounce Of prevention
'pp'ea In the direction indicated in this
case might Be worth counties. number
Of pounds Of cure.
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The Hostile Indiaus.

PORTLAND, OREGON, June 25.-The
following has Just been received from
Lewiston, under date OF the 23d, from
special correspondent: There Is no fur
ther fighting. Col. Muller left Lspwsi
Thursday evening for Mt. Idaho, with
one hundred and fifty mrn, infantry and
volunteers. General Howard lett Lspwai
yesterday friday, with twelve
hundred cavalry, q port N being vol
unteers. Capt. Wilk nson is with
General Howard. Limenant Ebsteln
say that scouting part! OF twenty-five
volunteers we're sent out this afternoon
TO 90 around the head OF Grand Round
valley, to cut of any Indians who may be
on their way to join Chiet Joseph.
Col. Perry has sent word by courier
from Mount Idano, that the Indians
have gone eastward. The troops leave
in one hou- for LspwsI. We will leave
Lspwsi on Monday and join the forces
Low IN the field. One hundred and
thirty-eight soldiers and about forty vol
vnteers here are to 20 TO the front at
once. The excitement is subsdlng ID
Lewiston.
SAN FRANChCo, June pa Boyce
City dispatch says: The Bsnnock snd
Shoshone chiefs who were in council
with the Governor yesterday left 10 day
tor their camp. One of them, Captain
Jim, some years ago served with dis.
junction under General Crook as q scout
Two others, Major Jim and Major
George, have done similar service, and
Buffalo Horse, q youLg Bonnock brave,
WAS q scout under General Miles in the
recent Sioux war. Whether the pro testa-
tions of these Indians will be fulfilled
Will depend upon the success OF the
Nez Perces and their allies. The situs-
ton i. critical and the influences TO
which the Indians exposed are adverse
to the safety of the settlement. They
number about 500 warriors. Some OF the
Nez Perces will remain friendly in any
event, but they do not constitute soy
con siderable portion of fighting men. 1t
is significant that the number of Indians
moving about or csmped near settlements
this summer is much greater than usual.
SAN Francisco June 25.-A dispatch
received this morning from Lewis
ton via Wslla Walla, has news from
Joseph's camp to the effect that sll In
dian women, children and property have
been removed across the Salmon river,
reaving the men tree 10 operate. Ii Is
reported that the Indians intend 70 raid
os the settlement in Wslla Wslls valley.
ln the late fight seventy Indians were
eagaged, and the casualties were tour
wounded, one perhaps fatally. The news
was obtained from q reliable Indian, who
came direct from the camp, and was cor
roborated by news brought by white
troops, who will move early in the
morning from the post, com.
manded by General Howard
in person. A. d. Page, with his CON-
pany of twenty-five volunteers, Will 20
with the troops; do not hear OF any more
settlers being massscred. The soldiers
lle where they were killed, the bodies
stripped and mutilated. Father Cstsids
came in this morning from the mission
with Occur Della, = chief, TO assure Gen.
Howard that his people weuld remain
friendly. The excitement Il suosiding,
and the settlers are returning 10 their
homes.
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OUR LOCAL WOOL MARKET.

While it is true that 3 large amount
OF Ohio county wool has been sold, mach
yet remains IN the hands OF the growers.
AHSoLEM SAMPLE, an extensive wool
grower VINO lives in the neig hborhood o.
Valley Grove, HIS sold his clip of about
one thousand aseces st 81 cents. TINS
was about q fair averge clip of the Ohio,
Brooke and Washington. county woods,
the heeces averaging probably fully five
pounds each in weight. 1t was in good
condition and the price is considered by
those we'll posted as about the right thing
under the circumstances. The ruling
price for medium wool in this section
may be placed at 48 to 81 cents, SO we
are informed by gentleman who has
kept the run of the sales already made.
The finer and lighter woods range from
Sc 10 70 cents, and we have heard
some Whispers of 65, but no sales
at the latter figures. The COM
moner grades, and the small lots,
and lots that are not in the best condi-
ton, sell all the way down to 40 cents
and up to As.
A few years ago, the price OF wool ran
down as compared with the prices of
other commodities, and many farmers
became anxious to get rid of their sheep.
Because sheep-fsrmirg did not pay
that year, the short sighted farmer
wanted to change his crcp to
something that did pay forgetting
that BY the time he had succeeded in
making the change the markets might
also change. This year the sheep-fsrmer
is in luck; and taking one year with an.
other throughout lie, no branch of farm
ing pays better on the high.prIced lands
OF this vicinity. In no community IN
the United States, aye, in the world, is
large quantity of higher grade OF
woods produced than in this community
Wool production has here reached
its greatest perfection. That
it is profitable, when intelligent
Iy and perslstently followed, is
evidenced by the universal prosperity
found among our wool growers. West
Virginia is peculiarly adapted to sheep
rsisings. We have thousands and tens
of thousands of acres OF land in this
State, eminently adapted to profitable
wool-growing, which may be had Tor a
mere song-from 81 to $40 per acre.
They lie within easy reach of railroads,
within a few hours ride of the National
Capital, and near the great commercial
and manufacturing cities of the sea-
board. We are blessed with q
cheap government, are without State
debt, have An admirable free school sys'
tenn, and enjoy the advantages of good
society. Sobriety, reverence for law, and
good neighborship. pervade the State
The citizen of the old world, or of
Eastern States, where the price of land is
high and the population is growing un-
comfortably thick, should be Informed OF
all these things, and be invited hither
with his family and his skill-his stout
arms and stouter hesrt--to help make
this State, which is yet almost wilder
ness, "to blossom rs q rose"
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Railroad Accident.

KAUKAEEE, ILL, June 25.-The Gin
cinnati Express due here 81 noon, wss
blown off the track three miles north OF
Kankakee, by the big storm of wind,
terrific lighting and rain accompany
ing IN proportion. Several persons were
hurt bot none killed. Mr.. Shsffer con-
ductor Of the I. Z. & L., hurt in the
hesd. HIS wife was hurt most seriously,
having her hip crushed. Conductor
Levi. Of the train, leg hurt, but not seri-
Gus; Mr.. Smith Of kentIsnd seriously
hurt in the head. Several others were
badly bruised. The railroad company
j. taking care OF them. The engine
came near going OF, running some dis
tance 70 one side Tue tender 70 il VA
blown of
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Washtngtea Is~ssss.

WAsHIsGToh, June 25.-An IBssb.
man called NJ the executive mansion -.
day, IN obtain an order for the payment
u hm Of the Geneva Awsrd. lie bsd
large bundle Of papers supporting h's
claim. .... .
The Pre- ident In an interview with
Col. Heating. editor OF the Memphis hp.
peal, said be WAS very snr ious 10 vnn the
South and meet In their homes the lead
log men OF that section. he felt satisfied
that the spirit Of fraternity between the
sections was rapidly gsining 10 strrpgts.
General Mcdowell has been instruct
by General Sherman 70 have the Indian.
pursued ~ fast ~ pos,ibie and 70 pay
no attention whatever 70 the boundary
lines Of the different military CON.
manders, but punpb the Indians
wherever they may BE- csught.
The President has agt I'd tie con mis-.
siots OF the following postmastsr:
Albert Smsenk, Corydop. L., Thonss
BOyers, G.llstio. Team
Robert II. Crittsnden to-day rscsiv~d
= commission ~ United States xssstsi'
for the district Of Kentucky.
General sherman will leave her.
for . tour Of inspection Of the postl On
the ] YsliO~stobs. Hswiil b IN ~. Psaf
% the 4,h Of July, and st Bsmssek on
the 5,h.
EI-Congrcsmsn @. Wiley Wells. ot
Mississippi, v0 to-day conmissionsi
consul general 70 China vice John q.
N yers, OF Nsorasks, suspsndsd under The
tenure u once act
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Tn. Io-. ofthe CIt, OF SAN p. asei.eo

SAN FEAScnCo, June 25.-The de-
cision Of The United States inspector OF
hulls and boilers ID the case OF the
loss Of the City Of San Frsncisco h.s
been forwarded 10 Mr.. BsnIss, dlstric.
inspector. Il hAs not yet been made
public, bot Captain Widdell has been
notified that his certihcsts ss captain
has b~en suspended for one year. The
ground alleged IL that ne did not uss
sufficient care while running along !nsi
nart Of the eoss1 where shoals and dan
ger are known 70 exist, although no.
marked on the chart The captain vii
sppeaL and II necessary be viii bring the
v bole matter before Congress.