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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-11

FRANCIS DUNLEAvY, President.
McEvor. ON FRIDAY. March 0, ANN Fox, aged So
years, w.fc OF james McEvoy, native OF Dungannon
county Tyrone, ireland
Tho relatives and friends invited to attend the
funeral from her iato residence, No. Strykers lane
West SGD ST., this day, at one O'Clock.
Newcastle. Liverpool tEngand) and Irish papers
please copy.
McGnArH--on March 9, BARNEY McGRArH, native
OF Castlebaney. county Monaghan, ireland, aged ~
years
The relatives and friends requested to attend the
funeral ON sunday, ~ two o'clock. from his
dence, 3I3 East ,4th 81.
Oh 'cagO papers please copy.
O'BkiES -March ., 1877, MARY POWER. the beloved
wife Of Michael O'Brien, native Of Lsnorc, county
Waterford. Ireland Ia the 3sth year OF her ago
Relatives and friends Of the family. and members OF
the Eleventh Ward Branch OF st. PatricKs Mutual Al.
lance and Benevolent Association, are respectfully IN
vited to attend the funeral, from her late residence
3l7 East 9Th ST., SUNDAY the llth ins
two Y. H.
O'CoNNoR KATIE f., daughter OF John and Margarey
O'Connor, aged year. months and ~ days.
Relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the residence Of
parents 20j East 46th ST., this day Sunday. Vt hall
past one Il. NJ. sharp.
PAKKEn.-On Friday. March o, Of consumption,
SYBIL j., wife Of Seymour '. Parker, and daughter
OF tho late DR.. A. q. Vaughan, aged 70 years and
months.
The relatives and friends are invited to attcua the
funeral at her late residence, ~ Commerce st., ON
Monday, March IL, at Quo O'Clock r. n.
Raleigh, N e., papers please copy.
PbILL.wiTz In tins city, March 10, Mrs. CArHA-
RIVE MAIN. wife OF Herman Pr,IIcwtz
FrIcods and acqualnanccs are invited 10 attend the
funeral, nom her fathers residence, 20 East Broad
way, Monday, at ono O'Clock.
REYNOLDS -In Bloom,ugdalc, on Friday March o,
LEocAnlA g., third daughter Of Lydia A. H. and Fran.
GIG r. REYNOLDS, aged year. months 10 days.
Funeral from her parents residence. Boulevard and
106th ST.. TO Wooulawn Cemetery this Sunday after.
noon, al one O'Clock.
RucG.--On Friday, March 9. MARY &. RuGa, widow
Of he late John NJ Rugy, ia her 5stn year.
Relatives and irisnds are invItsd " attend the
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-02

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Certificates of INCORPORATION.

Yesterday the following certificates of
incorporation were issued by Secretary
OF State Brady:
The undersigned agree to become a
corporation by the name Of "The Stand.
ard Company" for the purpose of print
ing and publishing newspapers and car.
rying on the printing and publlshiI
business generally, which corporation
shall keeplts principal place OF business
at Wheeling, w. Va, and is to expire on
the 10Th day of September, 1897; and
for the purpose OF forming the
said corporation we have subscribed
the sum OF $4,000 to the capital stock
thereof, and have paid in on said sub
scription the sum of $4,000; and desire
the privilege of increasing the said cspi-
tai by sales of additional shares from
time to time to $4,000 in all. The cap
ital SO subscribed Is divided into shares
Of 500 each, which are held by the I'M
derslgned respectively rs follows, that Is
to say, by Chester ID Hubbard, so
shares; Thos. II. Logan, 10 shares; VIM.
2. Hubbard, 10 shares; George w. Al
kinson, 5 shares; James 5. Thurston, B
shares, all OF the CITY OF wheeling ana
State of West Virginia.
The undersigned agree to become a
corporation by the name of "Phe Pala-
tine Pottery Company" for the purpose
of manufacturing and vending stone
ware, stone piping, and the various other
products of potters' clay, and for the pur.
pose, also, of carrying on general retail
mercantile business at Palstine, Marion
county, West Virginia, which corpora
ton shall keep its principal office and
place of business at Palstine aforesaid,
in the county of illusion, and is to expire
on the Goth of September, 1897, and for
the purpose of forming SAID corporation,
we have subscribed the sum OF $4,000 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 by additional shares
from time TO time to $4,000 10 all. The
capital so subscribed is divided into shares
of 800 each, which are held by the I'M
dersigned respectively as follows, that is
to say, John NJ Harden, 10 shares; Cyrus
F. Boyers, 10 shares; James Morrow, jr,
10 shares; Andrew McCray, 10 shares;
Isaac n. Holland, share.
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Personalities.

Capt jim Thompson, and Will Moore,
Of Tlltonvile, came down yesterday to
ZEE the elephant. They "saw il and went
one better" and returned home as happy
AS fresh water clans on an Ohio river
sand bar.
Supt. Bridges, of the penitentiary, was
in the city yesterday.
William Shockey and mother, OF the
Eighth ward, have returned home from y
two weeks visit to Chicago.
DR.. J. II. Silvey, the druggist, left for
Bellvue College, New York, yesterday,
~ be absent all winter.
Cen Baird, of the United States army,
and lady, are at the Mcclure House. The
General is q brother. in-law OF ex-Gov.
Jacob.
"Sonne" Csrder, foreman of the furni-
ture department in the State penitcn-
tiary, was in The city yesterday to look
at the circus.
Miss 5. Bourne, formerly with Arm
strong, Cater ~ Co., of Baltimore, has
assumed charge OF the millinery depart
ment at Speycr Bros. millinery house.
Col. John X. Matinee arrived home
from st. GATHERINGS, Canada, yesterday
morning.
Miss Jennie Coen will leave to-day to
visit friends and relatives at Pitts burgh.
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CONSUMPTION Can be CURED.
Schencks Pulmontc syrup,
Schenek's Sea Weed Tonic o,,l

Schenck's Pulmontc syrup,
Schenek's Sea Weed Tonic, o,,a
Ara the only medicines that will cure
Pulmonary Consumption.
Frequently medicines that Will sup
cough will occasion the death OF the pa
tient; they lock up the liver, stop the CIT
culation OF the blood, hemorrhage ioito ne
very organs that caused the cough. .,,o
iver Complaint and Dyspepsia are lne
causes of two-thiris of the cases OF Con-
sumption. Many persons com plaln VI ora
dull pain In the side, constipation; coa saeII
tongue, pain in the shoulder blade, ieea,
ings of drowsiness and restlessness, the
toSd living heavily on the stomach, ac
COMMANDED with acidity and belchlnS up
These symptoms usually originate from
n disordered condition of the stomach Oh "
torpid liver. ,oLo ON. an.
two heavy colds, and 4 the cough In these
cases be suddenly checked, VIII nnu me
stomach and liver clogged, remaining
torpid and inactive, and almost before
they are aware the lungs are mass Oh
sores, and liberated, the result oil which
is death. -
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup is an eA-
pectOrant which does not contain OPIUM
or anything calculated TO cheek cousu
suddenly. .,,..-,,,,,,., 81, q
Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic dissolVes the
food. mikes with the castle juices OF Iiie
stomach, aids digestion, and creates d
rayenous appellee &c.
When the bowers are costive, SKIN SAT
low, or the symptoms otherwlse VI :" .
bilious tendency, Schencks Manui"No
Pills are required.
J. II. SCHENCh q sun,
\. f. cor. sixth and Arch SIS, fhlia'
And for sale by all druggists and dealers
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SMALL TALK.
Condensed Notes of Current gossip
In and About Town.

condensed Notes Of Current Gossip
I'm and About Town.
GOODBYE circus.
"YoU do-a-n-t say So"
EXCURSION to Pittsburgh to-day.
YESTERDAY was as warm as July
day.
Two additions yesterday to the work
house force.
CIRCUIT COURT will convene in this
city on the 18th inst.
FULLY eight thousand people visited
the circus yesterday.
FIFTY tramps sought solid comfort at
the poorhouse last month.
ONE marriage license issued by Re-
corder Woods yesterday.
TAG new force took charge OF the
evening Monotony, yesterday.
MAYOR A. j. Sweeney acted as Police
Judge, yesterday morning.
Two deeds OF trust were recorded At
the office Of the County Court.
ONE hundred and twenty-five cases
were tried before the Terrible last month.
THE workhcuse gang will begin oper-
atiors on Fourteenth street, this morn
ing.
THERE is band of gypsies encamped
near Mrs. Dunlap's residence, on the
Bethany pike.
The Standard man must Ike ham,
Judging from his remarks on the subject.
How is it Dans2
THE Wheeling Rife Club will practice
on the plateau in the rear of Frank Wal
ter's Two Mile House.
THERE will be meeting of the stock
holders OF the Library Association next
Monday night, week hence.
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad are
selling round trip tickets to Cameron and
return including admission to the Fair
Grounds Tor Sl.55. u. ~
CREEL OF the NeW State Gazette drop.
ped down upon the city yesterday to see
the circus. Creel was well tlcSled TO see
the elephst pick up apples with his tale.
THERE WAS an enthusiastic temperance
meeting at Parker's Hall, South Side,
last night. Rev. j. T. Mcclure, james
Cunningham and Jacob Kemple deIiy-
cred fine addresses.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
Notes Gathered Here and There by
Register Reporters.
BELLAIRE.


The sShupe- Barne case will have an
other hearing this week.
MISS HATTIE Pool. of Morristo WI, is
visiting friends IN the city.
QUITE number of people went up to
Wheeling to the circus yesterday.
SHERIFF KINNEY, Of St. Clsirsville,
WAS in the city on business yesterday.
GROUND has been broken for the loun-
dsiion of a new residence for George
Walters.
Mr.. BUNDY has removed his jewelry
store 10 room in the Fink block OF
buildings.
MORE miserable time on the street car
| line, yesterday. Seven minutes on the
upper switch only.
Mr.. WINsISREED is erecting two
story frame residence just in the rear Of
the German Church.
REV. PARKER, who preached at the
Disciples church here Sunday, lett Tor
Kentucky Sunday evening.
MISS MARY RUNIoN, Of Gravel Hill,
LETT Saturday on visit down the river.
She expects to be absent tor some time.
COMPLAINTS were made yesterday
against three saloon keeps for violating
the Sunday ordinance against selling
liquor.
REV. PARKER, of MorrIstown, preached
at the Disciples Church Sunday morning
and Rev. Skidmore, OF Bethany College,
preached IN he same church in the even
ing.
II you want No. dish OF oysters
served in any style you may wish, csl
at Jakes Durst's. He sells the freshest
and tiLes oysters, at retail or wholesale.
LAST Friday night disgraceful affair
occurred ut the Baron base ball dance.
1t seems that gay and festive youth
went to the dance, and by some crook or
turn, inbibed too freely OF that (Which in
toxcateth and cheereth," and IN the
may whirl of the dance, made too free
by just squeezing" some OF the LADIES'
hands One young lady who was insult
cd by this gay lOtharlo, resisted the
same by hauling in the dance and
telling him il such should occur
again, she would slap him over" This
called the attention Of the young lsdy's
escort, who found out what the matter
was. The escort struck the gay young
man, and by this time the young lady's
"big brother" came up and struck him
from another side, The managers of the
III ba-,a,,nl Z, hn Of notion nd
prevented further trouble by command
ing order. The stunning young man
was served right FOR his disgusting impu-
dence. II were better that he had got
ten sound thrashing.
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TittOnViile Items.

DR.. r. Won Muraitz has pleasant ex-
preston depicted OF his colntenan &c.
It's nine pound boy.
Capt. Tom Moore anu lady, Of Ale
gheny, who have been visiting Capt,
Moore, sr., ut this place, returned home
yesterday.
Mr.. Samuel GilIespy, prominent
citizen of Portland, lett yesterday for the
East on business trip.
Another nice 'shad has been caught At
Rush Run, near this place. 1t weighed
one and three-qusrter pounds. This
makes the third fish OF this species
caught here this season.
Mr.. Ed. TiltOn lett yesterday for St.
Louis, and Mr.. and Mrs. Boomer re-
turned home from the East, they making
pleasant visit ~ friends, on the same
day.
A very sad affair in the way of Il fu-
neral took place ut Warrenton Sunday.
We refer to the funeral obsequles of the
late Mr.. Joseph H. Stringer, who was
sent to the Insane Asylum at Columbus,
from Portland, about ten days ago. On
Friday telegram was received by his
friends at the latter place that he was
dead The remains were forwarded TO
Warrenton, under the auspices OF the
odd Fellow fraternity, OF which Mr..
Stringer was an honored member, and
inferred as above stated.
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The SteubenYilIe Strike.

There WAS large force of strikers
gathered at the Gravel shaft this morn
ing, when the colored men went to work.
but they made no attempt to stop them
The Mayor stood on the bridge over
Sixth street repeating the riot act in an
undertone. While the men were passing
through he took occasion to remark TO
them that "sll you want is y little nerve
to go through there" George Hill, u
big colored man, seemed TO think the
colored troops had plenty of sand and
responded to this remark in substance as
follows: "We've got enough nerve; It's
you that lacks the nerve. We elected
you Mayor OF this town to protect US and
keep order, and pay you for it, but you
don't do IT. After delivering this short
critique, Hill, in company with eleven
Others, were let down into the PIT, and
the crowd dispersed.
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KIYer News.

The marks at the landing last evening
indicated feet inches and falling, the
lowest stage reached this season.
The Rsgon arrived on Saturday, and is
laid up below this point. She will re-
ceive two new rings to her chimneys.
The Science departed for Parkersburg,
at 1890 o'clock yesterday morning.
The Bette Gilbert will take the place
of the Ragon to-day IN the Parkersburg
trade, carrying the mail.
The Phaeton, Tempest and Comfort,
are making their regular trips.
by Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, October 1.-The river
has fallen five inches below the marks.
Weather fair and warm.
CINCINNATI, October River feet
8 inches and about stationary. Weather
warm and clear.
MEMPHIS, October l.--Westher clear;
mercury So. Down-Warner and n ew
Orleans, st. Louis; Miller, Ohio river.
VICKsBURG, Octocer Weather
clear. River feet. ArrIved-NsLchez 4,
Grand Tower. Up-City OF Alton.
NEW ORLEANS, October l.-Arrived-
Susie Silver. Departed-Bee and bsrges,
St. Louis. Weather cloudy and threat
ening,
LOUISVILLE, October l.-Westher
clear and warmer. Arrived-John
Wilson. Riuer falling, with 3 feet 3
inches in the canal.
EVANSVILLE, October l.-Westher
clear; mercury GA to 81 River 2 feet s
inches on the guage. Up-Dora, Cobler,
Maggie Smith. Down-Fashion, Yszoo.
Business light.
CAIRO, October l-Arrived-Cspital
City, Yicksburg. Depsrted-Ciy of
Vlcksburg, Vicksburg; Hillman, Nash
Vile. River feet inches and falling.
Weather clear. Mercury "A degrees.
ST. LOUIS, October I.-Arrived-
Tidal Wave, Meyer, Ashland, Spread
Eagle, Keokuk City, and Vicksburg. De
parted-Chester and Memphis The
river has fallen /! inches. Weather
cloudy and warm.
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THE COUNTS.
Yesterdays Proceedings i'm the Dir
ferent Judicial Bodies.
COUNTY CoURT-JUDGB BOYD.

COUhl-JO Duh DOl H.
b. 0. Donnell VS.. j. Mccoy, certified
by Squire Caldwell, argued before the
Court, and discussion reserved for anoth.
er day.
Silas Mcdonald VS.. Andrew j. Thomp-
son, in assumpsit, continued to next term
al defendants costs.
Thos. Curren VS.. John Rebrech, in
assumpsit, judgment for the plaintiff In
the sum of 800.
Thos. Curren VS.. John Robrech, certi-
lied by Squire Caldwell, was dismissed at
costs Of plaintiff.
Annie f. Caldwell vs.. Christian Frank,
in assumps', judgment by consent for
plaintiff, io' 5227l5, with interest from
March LIST, 1877.
Adjourned until 9 O'Clock this morn
ing.
POLICE CeURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
Rachel Cutlip, prostitution, fined $50.
Committed.
Jasper Clator, drunk, fined one dollar.
Paid.
James Morrow, drunk, fined one dol
lar. Execution suspended, defendant
agreeing to leave the city.
Charles Virgins, for asssulting Chas.
Lewis, fined ten dollars. Paid.
Andrew jackson (colored) for allow
ing his dog to run without collar, fined
one dollar. Paid.
Margaret McGranigan, for abusive
language towards Ester Brooks, fined
three dollars. Execution suspended on
payment OF costs.
Mrs. Berry, for abusive language to.
wards Ester Brooks, fined three dollars.
Execution suspended on payment OF
costs.
Thomas Smith, disorderly, fined five
dollars. Committed.
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NEW YORK, October cotton
Quiet at llB@lltc. FIour-Dull and
in buyers favor; receipts 10000 barrels
No. 2 SO 2594 so, superfne western and
State So OO(G5 IS; common to good
So 1906 o.; good to choice So 05gG 80
white wheat extra 80 55G,7 25; fancy
81 309 s 10; extra OHIO So 75Cg7 IS; ST.
Louis So 85@9 IS; Minnesota patent
process 81 75@lO co. Rye Flour
Steady at 81 0O@4 50. Corn Meal
Steady; western at 81 65@3 90. Wheat
Heavy and unsettled; receipts $4,000
bushels No. 3 Milwaukee, 81 80; No 2
Chicago spring 81 BIZ; No. 3 Chicago
| 96f; No. 2 Milwaukee 81 36CGl 80;
No. l spring New Yorh 81 34!@l IS
Rye-Quiet; No. 2 western 72tc. Barley
Dull and heavy; Canada 35Cg95c. Malt
UNCHANGED. Corn-Demand active;
receipts lOl 900 bushels; ungrsded west
ern mixed 57C15S1c; steam mixed SHE;
high mixed oslo store. Oats-Firmer
receipts $4,000 bushels; western mixed
and state 32lds37c; white western 84(G46c.
Hay-Unchanged. Hops-Dull; year
lings 4@7c; new crop SC9I3c Coffee
Quiet; Rio cargoes l63Gg2O3c, gold; job
bing l64@22c, gold. Sugar-Quiet and
firm; fair to good refining 8!98gc; prime
8Ic refined, firm al l0@llc. MoIasses-
Moderate inquiry. Rice Moderate busi-
ness. PetroIeum-Quiel; crude S!G,S3c;
refined l5!@15tc Eggs-Western 1870
2OIc. TallOS-Firm at 73G75c ROsln
Easier at 62i@7Oc. Turpentlne -
FIrmer 34!c. Pork-Closing quiet at
$14 15@15 20. Beet Quiet western
long clear firm at Sc. Lsrd-FIrmer,
and closed easier; prime steam 50 27.Gy
80. BuLter-Stesdy; western l2(GZZc.
Cheese-Quiet at l23c. WhiskY-Steady
at 81 l3!.
CHICAGO, October I.-FIour-Demsnd
light but holders firm. Wnest-Unset-
tied; No. Chicago sp-lng 81 IL; No. 2
81 lO@l l04 cash; 81 959l 059 seller Oc-
t9ber; 81 OF seller November; sl Of sell
Ter year; No 81 05; rejected 94c. Corn
Active and q shade lower at Ate cash
seller October; 4l3@4ljc seller Novem-
Der; Ale seller year; rejected 4lG4lf c.
Osts-In fair demand but a. lower rates
a. Zosc cash. ZoH1E0sc SeiIel OCoOeEj
23s@Z33c seller November; rejected Il &c.
Rye-Stesdy at 53tc. Bsrley-Essier at
COO, Pork-IrregulAr At sl3 5OCd,l3 S74
cash; $l8 75@l3 II! seller October; Sl2 -
@l2 81! seller year. Lsrd-Irregular;
cash higher; options steady at s. Is cash;
IS 30(d,S 324 seller year. Bulk Meats
Steady and hrm st 639St@8!c. Whisky
AT 81 0S.
g.. PHILADELPHIA, October l.-Flour-
Steady. Whest-Dull; No. white
Michigan 81 go; extra white Michigan
81 "a; amber Michigan spot 81 30; seller
October 81 q; seller November held
81 &c, 81 253 bid; No. 2 red winter spot
81 30; seller October 81 PSI. Corn
Quiet; high mixed spot AGO. No. spot
46s; seller November 47c; rejected 46c.
Oats-Unchsngei,
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Horse Thief Arrested.

Cephss Lindley was lodged in jail
yesterday by Constable Maukey, OF
Prosperity, charged with stealing a horse
from Mr.. Laugh, of Wetzel county, w.
Va. He traded the stolen horse for an.
other at the Csnnonsburg Fair. He
surrendered to the West Virgins su.
thorities without waiting for a requisi-
ton, and WAS tied on horse yesterday
and started for Wetzel in charge of Mr..
Laugh Washington, Pa, Reporter, Sep
TENDER 29th.
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Probable Fatal Accident.

Last evening Mr.. Sullivan, the we'll
known druggist, while walking about
the floor of his residence on Market
street, tripped on a piece of carpet and
fell, and in eRdesToring to catch himself,
wss~precipltsted from two-story win,
dow to the pavement below, sustaining
injuries from which he will probably not
recover, fracture of the skull resulting,
Drs. Hullihen and Allen were soon a.
the side of the Injured man, and removed
several pieces Of his skull, but as yet they
are unable to state positively rs to his
condition, rs worse cases than Mr., SulI-
vans have been known to recover. The
accident is to be generally regretted.
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The London.

The two entertainments given by
Howes London Circus yesterday were
really fine. Mr.. Howe has the largest
canvas, perhaps, ever in this city, which
was comfortably filed at both the after
noon and evening entertainments, it be-
Ing estimated that from 5000 to 10000
persons were present during the day.
The areulc display is as good ss eve- ex-
hbltcd here. There was the elephant
pyramid just like the illustrations on the
dead walls Masters Freddie and Willie,
the child wonders, on the trapeze; Mile.
Dockrill, the champion female rider of the
world; the Sisters Lawrence and host of
others. The riding of Miss Dockrill
was the feature of the evening, and her
acts were received with rounds OF ap-
plsuse, which were fairly deafenlng.
Frank Melville also did some bareback
riding, and was fsvorably received
There Is one feature, however, of the
London which cannot be said OF every
entertainment OF this kind, and that is,
nothing Is omitted by the management
that is advertised, but every act is carried
out to the letter. The company left by
special train last night fol Sleubenville,
whore they perform today, and if the
people of that place can appreciate a
show, the London cannot fail TO please
them.
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The Cheapest is the Gravel Roof

George Crumbacker, of this city, is
now fully prepared TO put on gravel
roofs in the most improved method, and
warrants his work to give satisfaction,
both as to resisting fire and turning
water. The tar used is put through q
process that frees it from oil and benzole,
and no matter how great the heat, j. will
not run. 1t is equally efficient in roofs
OF every conceivable pitch. Mr.. Crum-
hacker keeps on hand roofing cement
and cement for tanks and sidewalks of
the best quality, which he offers for sale
at the lowest rates. This roof hiss stood
fifteen years in this city.
Address him through the postosice or
call at his establishment, head of 18th
and Wood streets. All orders promptly
attended 10.
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The University of Wooster,

DEV. A. \. Z. TAYLOR, ID. D., PRbSl-
IL dent. Collegiate and Preparatory De-
partmentS in successful operation. Twelve
capable and experi fenced Professors and
Teachers. Nearly 800 Students. Classical,
Philosophical and Scientific Courses,
graded To the standard OF rastern colleges.
French and German taught thoroughly.
Moral and religious influences prevalent.
Location healthtul. building and appara-
tuS new expenses very low. open 10 students
Of either ser. Fall term opens september II.
Send tor catalogue before going else
where. Address the President, Wooster,
Ohio. jyIegraw
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The Baltimore Ohio Railroad In
junction.

Attorney General White informed US
Yesterday, that retaining order was
granted in the injunction case gotten out
10y the B. u o. r r. authorities to re-
s.raln the Auditor from collecting certain
taxes. The case will come up for a hear
ing on the 10th of November, st which
time it Will be argued at session Of the
Circuit Court, to be held at Parkersburg