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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-28
The Eastern Questisn.

LONDON, February 81. "A special
from St. Petersburg states that the an
noancements of Immediately penoing
military actions are premature. There Is,
however, In any case, prospects that enef-
getie steps will be taken. The declslon
depends on the replies of the powers to
the Russian circular. The answer OF
England is expected this week.
LONDON, February PA special
from Constsntinople says that an un :.
derstanding was finally established To-
day between the Porte and Servis. The
protocol Will certainly be signed TO-
morrow. The Turks will evacuate the
Servisn territory within twelve days
after the signing Of the protrocol. The
Servisn delegates will subsequently send
the Porte note goving guarantees for
the future. The note will treat OF four
points, viz: The erection OF new fortln-
cations In Servis, the hosting OF the
Ottoman flag side by side with that OF
Seryis on the existing torts, the recog.
milton of the equal rigsts Of Jews and
Christians and the prevention OF armed
bands from crossing the frontier The
question of toe appointment OF an otto'
man gent in Belgrade and the future
ownership of Little Zwsrnik are set aside
for the present.
LONDON, February VA Paris cor
respondent says l hear from st. lie
iersburg that policy. OF peace was un-
hesitatingly manifested at the Cabinet
Council and is in fair way to prevail;
that Russia will probably abandon the
idea of isolation, and she mesns IN GER
tain events to demobiize the army.
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BURNED To DEATR.-Yesterdsy morn
inc. about six o'clock, Mrs. Eliza Linn
erick, widow lady, aged about sixty
years, was burned to death at her resi-
dence, No. 141 Fig fifteenth street. Mrs.
Limerick occupied the front par. Of the
building, and Mr.. VIM. b Tracy and
family occupied the rear. As IL usual,
Yesterday morning Mr.. 1rscy'e little
granddaughter knocked at Mrs. Liner.
icks room for the purpose of awakening
her, but receiving no. response notified
her grandfather Of the fact, who at once
went to the room, which he found filled 10
sutfocstion with smoke. He Immediately
boisted one of the windows, and on
looking around saw the unfortunate
woman lying in front OF the CRATE
burned to crisp, and presenting q
horrible and CHASTITY appearance, with
the exception OF her lace and the lower
portion of her legs, which in some way
had escaped the ravsges of the fire iend.
Mr.. Tracy states that he heard Mrs. Jim
erick throwing coal on the fire in her
room lust previous to the time he became
aware Of the accident, and is Of the
opinion that she has suddenly been at
tackled with fit, to which
she has been subject, and falling
into the CRATE her clothes caught tire
with the result above stated. On the
wonan's lef, arm was large. cash, sup
posed to have been caused by her arm
striking the CRATE when she fell. Dr.
Baird was called in, but the woman was
past sll human aid when he arrived. An
INQUEST over the remains was thought
unnecessary, apd that formality was dis
pensed with. The deceased WAS the
widow OF VIM. Limerick, at one time
prominent builder OF this city, who sui
cided about twenty years ago.
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GREAT bargains in ladies' shoes, at
l.. V. BLoND'S.

MYSTERIOUS DIs4 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
mlah Jewett, deputy sheriff and jallor of
Mason county, West Virginia, uncere-
moaiously left his home on the 18th day
Of February, 1877, and when last heard
from was riding cream colored horse
near Clifton, in this county. Said Jewett
has dark eyes and hair, and wore full
whiskers, and had two of his
front teeth missing. He WAS dressed
in dark clothes aud black hat, and
wore u gold Masonic badge in his vest
collar, and was worthy member of that
fraternity; he was about 5 feet 9 inches
high and would weigh lao pounds; ne
was by trade tanner and came origi-
nalIy from Brldgeton, MAR e. His nu-
merous friends are at loss to account for
his strange action, and unite with bis
distressed family in awaiting anxiously
any information rs to his whereabouts
Point Pleasant Monitor.
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Iuiere,ting Experiments with the
Telephone.

CHICAGO, February 81 Professor
Elisha Gray lectured this evening at
Mccormick Hall to q large and interest
ed audience on the Telephone. giving
illustrations of the Instruments csps.
bilities Judges Cation and Booth, Hon.
Henry Green baum, Chas. Somers and
other eminent scientists were on the
platform. Music played in Milwaukee
Vas transmitted over the wires and re-
produced in the hall in clear and sweet
tones. Many of the popular airs called
for by the audience were promptly given
and heartily spplauded. Professor Ia.
willie, in Milwaunee, played the %ele-
phone waltz. Several difieIen musical
notes were started simultaneously in
Milwaukee, and distinctly heard by the
sudience. The lecture and illustrations
we're entertaining throughout. Prot.
Gray gave due credit to Pos. Bell
loE his remarkable development of the
speaking telegraph, which toe lecturer
d Scribed.
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klSEk NEWS.

The marks at the landing last even
ing showed feet inches in the channel,
The Emma Graham from Cincinnati
for Pittsburgh, passed up yesterday.
The Ragon left tor Parkersburg yes
terdsy on time.
The Carrie Brooks passed down last
night.
Tho Express is to-day'S Parkcrsburg
packet.
The Courier departed tor Cincinnati
yesterday.
The Kerr is the Pittsburgh packet to-
day.
The Granite State en- route for Pitts
burgt, is due TO day.
Tho Phacton, O'Nssl, Telegram, Tenn
pet, Gilbert and Star of the West arc
making their usual trips.
IBy Telegraph.
PITTSBURGH, February 27.-River 4
!eet = inches and falling SLOWLY,
Westher cloudy and cool.
NASHVILLE, February 27.--River fall
i1g, with 81 inches OF the shoals. No
arrivals or departures.
NEW ORLEANS, February 70 = No
Arrival. Dcpa tture-Desu, Cincinnati,
Glencoe, st. Louis, Ashland, Memphis.
Weather olenr and cool.
LOUISVILLE, February 26.-Westher
warm and clear River stationary with
8 feet 3 inches in the cana. Departed =
Katie p. Loun'z, Pittsburgh
SHREy EroRT, February % No arri
walls. Deparled-Kate Kinney, Now
Orleans. Weather cloudy and cool.
River ross inch.
VIcKsRUaG February 70 Weather
cloar and pleasant River fell IL inches.
Up Donnelly, Helena Down-lron-
ton and barges.
CAIRO. Februaro' 27.-Arrivcd-
Whale, St. Louis; John r. Tale, New
Orleans; City OF Chester, st. Louis, De
parted Whale, Pittsburgh; Tale, ST
Louis. River - feet inches and fall
ing. Weather clear; mercury a. deg.
MEMPHIS, February u River fell 5
inches; bow stands q, 10 feet 10 inches
Weather clear; maximum mercury 81
de-. Departed Charles Morgan, Gin
clnnati; Cente.nlsl. ST. Louis; Mazda
Viyksburg, City OF Vicks5urg, st. Louis,
ST. LOUIS, February 27.-Arrived--
Clinton, Keokuk; Belle Memphis, Mem.
phis. Disqualification and Colossal,
Ke6kux; Susie Silver and Grand Lake
and barges. New Orleans; Grand Tower,
VIcksturg. River falling. Weather
cloudy aud cool.
CINcIsSATI, February 27.-River 9
feet 9 Inches and falling. Weather
cloudy aud cool. Arrived-Johd l..
Rhosds, Pittsburgh; }. w. GoH, Mem.
phis; Mary Houston, New Orleans; +.
A. Woodruff, Caro-. Dcparted-Rhosds,
St. Louis; Hudson, Wheeling Fswn,
Evansville.
EVANSVILLE, February 27-Westher
clear. Mercury 80 10 40 deg. River :all.
ing with 10 feet large on gauge.
Down-Cherokee, Mary Miller, Red
Cloud, Morning Star. up-Arksnsas
Belle VI. Smith, Dick Johnson. Business
active.
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TEMPEKA CE-rhe Fourth Street
church was again well filled last night
with those who interested themselves In
the temperance movement, though the
enthusiasm as first manifested does not
hold Its own, but this may probably
be accounted for by the non-sppestance
of speakers and workers from distance.
The services last night were opened by
Rev. Riley, who made few preliminary
remarks in relation to the movement, at
tho conc usion of which Rev. ID:
Truman, of WcllSville, o. Rev. Bar
nitz, Messrs. VIM. Truman, Jacob KEN
pie, Thomas Hornbrook, Mrs. Rev. DR..
Riley and others addressed the meeting.
Daring the GIT thirty persons signed the
pledge, making total number OF signers
since the inauguration of the movement,
of about two thousand seven hundred.
TIE following announcement 8 for the
holding OF meetings during tho week
were made, after which the meeting sd-
journed: TO night, at the Zane Street
Chuch; Thursday night, at II" Fourth
Street Church; Friday night, Al ,he Dis
ciples Church, and on Saturday night, at
the Chspline Street Church.
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The CoURTs-MuntcloaL Court
Judge Cranmer transacted the following
business before this court yesterday:
In the case of Elijah Marling ST., vs..
John Robrecht, ct al, in chaucery, Anton
Reymsnn by his attorney filed petition
IN oper court.
The case of Geo. Kern VS.. f. K. Zeig-
Ter 10 assumpsit, WAS reset for hearing at
ten o'clock Saturday.
Adjourned til Thursday morning a,
ten o'clock.
Police Cort.-The following cases
were disposed of by Judge Crsnmer in
this court yesterday.
VIM. Anderson (colored), disorderly,
fined five dollars and costs. Committed
for thirty days.
James johnson, drunk, fined two dol
lars and costs. Committed for thirty
days.
Chiefly Reid, drunk, fined five dollars
and costs. Committed for thirty days.
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Breathing Hia-Iua without Injury.


There u no eE lgge ratiOn in the state
meme u at Thousand OF persons residing
from one year : ead TO another In fever and
ague region. on this Continent and else
where, breathe air more or less impreg.
mated with miaSma. without mourning
the disease, simply and only because they
are n the habit Of using Hostetter's Stom.
sch Bltters a. a preventive. II has fire.
quentIy happened, and the fart has been
amply ati.sted by the parties tn, mselves,
that persons surrounded on all sides by
ueighpors suffering the fortunes OF this
sbivenng and burning plague, have en-
ioyed absolute Immunity from IL. thanks
TO the protection afforded by the Bitters.
Nor Is that standard anti-febrils cordial
less eficaeious in remedying than In pre-
yeLting ehilIs and lever, bilious remittents
and disorders of kindred type Taken
between the paroIysms, II speedily mill
gates their violence, and eventually pre-
f-nts their recurrence. These facss, con-
yincingly established by evidence, appeal
with peculiar force % travellers and
so.surnsrs In maiartous districts.
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south Carolina Habeas Corpus Case,

COLUMBIA, February 2.-The Su-
preme Court room WAS dense)y packed
Today in expectation of decision in
the Norris habeas corpus case. At ii
o'clock Justices Weller and Wright; the
l<tter colored, entered, and the former
sanounced that the court would take
recess until the afternoon for consul.
t,tion. A strong guard of special con-
stables are stationed in front of the JUS
tees consulting room.
Norris was convict pardoned by
Gov. Hampton. The jai!or, recognizing
Chamberlain as Governor, refused to re-.
lease Norris. whose counsel obtained
y writ of habeas corpus commanding the
jsilor to produce him in court. Yesterday
the Supreme Court met and adjourned
over till this morning when an adjourn
ment was taken till this afternoon. The
case assumes importance as the people
believe it involves the question OF
whether Chamberlain or Hampton Is
Governor.
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Chinese Immigration.

WAsHINGToN, February 27.-The re-
port of the joint special committee to
investigate Chinese immigration, recon-
mend that measures be taken by the
executive looking towards the modifcs-
ton of the existing treaty with China,
combining it to strictly commercial pur-
poses, and that Congress legislate to
restrain the great influx of Asiatics to
this country. 1t is not believed that
either Of these measures would be look
ed upon with disfavor by the Chinese
government.
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Ohio Legislature.

COLUMBUS, February Pin the
House the House bill authorizing the
commissioners of the counties through
which the Western Msumee road passes
10 take the same under their care was
PASSED. The House bill embodying the
crimes act, being part of the work sub.
United by tue codityIng commission, was
PISSED.
AT. Wikoff TODAY resigned ms posi-.
t on as adjussnt general, and thn. W..
Kerr, present assistant was appointed to
HI the vacancy. Daniel Grosvenor, Of
Athens, will be appointed assistant ad-
iutant-general.
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A BULL DozER Cor AWAY WITH
At the Msgnoli. saloon last night, a
build from the mountains expressed
himself in language which was not wise;
denounced San Tllden; and swore by
the "holy will o howth" that Hayes
would be ius Igur .ted at the point Of the
bsyonst, if nothing else would do the d-n
Democrats. Just lere = gentleman o.
Liliputian proportions stepped up and
informed the gentleman of Herculesn
proclivities that if he couldn't. dick
him he'd get a man who could, and at
once left the place and procured real
genuine "intimidstor,' who went for the
Hayes man in good style, closing both
optics and producin 6 that popular color
black.
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will will be contested caused . decline
of nearly 2 per cent. IN New York Gen
trail and u general weakness in remainder
of the list. In the afternoon the general
market became Arm, and most OF the De.
cline was recovered, New York Central
leading the upward movement suose-
oueatly the market became Irregular
and IN some cases the advance was 1851,
notably in st. Joe shares. Towards the
close the market was active and buoyant
with sharp end general advance IN prices.
There was considerable buying to cover
short contracts which assisted the up.
ward movement. The immediate cause
of the improved condition was, first, q
rumor that the contestants OF the Van:
derbiit will had been satisfied, and
second. an announcement that the meet
ing of Railroad freight agents to-day
was harmonious. although the b. and y.
and Pennsylvania companies were
not represented. 1t was agreed that
nothing should be done by the Northern
lines to disturb the rates in any way,
after which the meeting adjourned till
Thcrsday. Most notable in advance at
the close were New York Central, Della
ware and Hudson and Rock Island. The
transactions were $4,000 shares. OF
which $4,000 were Yves en- Union, 5000
Rock Island, 1900 st. Paul preferred,
5000 Erie, 10000 Lake Shore, l7.OcO
New York Central, 1000 Michigan
Central, $4,000 Delaware. Lsckawanns
and Western. 6. 900 Delaware and Hudson
N.nol
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Found DEAD.-Mr. W. II Fry, tin
ner, whose place Of business was opposite
the west side Of The lower Market Was
found dead in bis bed shout tour o'clock
Yesterday morning, by his son, who had
went 10 his room to awaken him. Fry's
ailment vas heart disease
james Powell, sged II year, Was also
found dead in hls bed, 4; biz residence Oh
Cbspline street, between I've ty-fourth
and Twenty-fftn streets, yesterday. We
did no, Ascertain the cause OF his deatF
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Dtscharxetl from CusIody .

OMAHA, February Z7.-Sartle and
Bull, the Chicago detectives under in
dictment ut Lincoln for kidnapping
John II. Blair, and taking him to Eng
land. and who have been waiting the de-
cision of Judge Dundy of the United
States Court for two weeks past on n
" rit OF hsbess corpus, were this morning
discharged from custody. The opinion
involved many intricate points of law,
and is regarded as very important one
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RoRBERI.-The kitchen attached to
the residence of Mr.. Andrew Muidrew,
on Sixteenth street, between Jacob and
Wood, was entered by thieves eight be-
tore last and robbed OF number Of arti.
cles In the way Of hour, hams, eggs,
bread, etc. When the family repaired
to the kitchen the nsft morning. there
wa seshins lsfs out Of which 70 prepare
breakfast.
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THE BALL Observation-Disclosures S
hall was well Il led last night with "mer-
~ maskels," indulgng in terpsichorean
pastimes, and al present expressed them
Fl as delighted with the entertain.
mont. The masks were fine; the gentle.
man chivalrous, and the ladies charm.
ing. The ball was given by the Monte.
fore Literary Socriety, and the gentle.
man compossg that organization sus-
tanned their previous good regulations in
the way of amusements offered. Kramer
furnished the music.
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LADIES fine side-lace. bo1-toe shoes, at
l.. V. BLoSD's, 1875 Main street.

TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-The
following are the Transactions in real es-
tate as recorded in the Office of the coun L.
~ clerk yesterday:
Deed made February 20, 1877, from
Eleanor Scsrlott 10 Geo. L. Scarlott, q
lot 81 7-l2 feet front, in the row Of houses
bull, by the LsBelle Iron Works, corner
of George and Catherine streets, South
Wheeling; for $1,000.
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STEAMBOAT WAg-A vigorous ri
valry ROW exists between the boats en-
gagged in the Sunhsh trade, and rates
have been cut 10 u considerable extent
The two main boats competing for the
trade are the Phseton and Telegram
and they are prosecuting vigorous war
against each other. Rates for psssen gers
have been reduced TO Is cents, and n
still further reduction is expected.
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FIFTH MUSICAL SoIREE.-A Card
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Sheib respectfully
invite their friends to call after O'Clock
this morning, at their music store, TIA
Main street. 10 obtain tickets fos the
soiree to be given, with the kind assist
ance of friends, on Thursday evening,
March lst. As before, the tickets are
free aud limited in number.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

AEw YORK, February q. - MONEY
Closed easy at 3(64 per cent. Prime
mercantile paper Sl65 per cent. Gus.
toms receipts s450OO0. The Assistant
Treasurer disbursed $4,000. Clearings
$40 100000. Sterling dull at 4sS@4S4
GoLD-Weaker; opened at l0ii and
closed at 1919. Carrying rates to 8
per cent.
SILvER-At London 56id; here silver
bars, l21 greenbscks; l2l gold; silver
coin at per cent. discount.
Govern and steady.
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Vanderbilt's Will.

NEW YORK, February 27.-Vander-
bits will was offered for probate to-
day, when protests were entered by the
counsel Tor Mrs. Mary A. Laban,
Ethilinda V. Allen, Maria V. Clark and
Cornelius J. Vanderbilt. Wutten
notices OF appearance were filed with the
Surrogate. A hearing was set down for
the case two weeks from to-day.
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COMMUNAL. Yesterday afternoon
Henry Bushmsn, Accom- panied by Sallie
Baxter, was the observed of all observers
as be peram buialed the streets with the
gushing Sallie in quest OF Squire to
tie the hymeneal knot. But 'Squires are
not empowered to offciate In this State
in such cases, and after vainly endeavor-
Ing TO persuade several of these law dis.
penslng iunctlouaries TO perform the
rite they were last seen en- route
for the residence Of some kind.
hearted minister, u troop OF street arabs
following close upon their heels.
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R.upo.n Nrvs-Insorms,;on

RAILROAD NIws.-Intormation 10
given tha, the engineers in the B. Il o.
r Z. service have been divided into four
classes, TO receive respectively 1925. SO,
1915 and 50 80 per day. which is re-
cuction in some cases of so cent The
old fremen will be kept II their present
Agures. while new men will get tl.26
Der Day.
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United states IL or iS

RAILROAD BoNps- Quiet and irregular.
Coal issues were weak and lower, while
Northwestern consolidated and ST. Joe
convertible were strong and higher. The
former advanced to 81 and the latter 10
g.
STATE BoNDs-Dull.
STocKs-Opened irregular. The
strong stocks we're New York
Central, Lake Shore Han.
nibal and St. Joe. preferred West
srn Union and Rock Island, and the
weak shares were Delaware and Hudson,
Michigan Central, St. Paul and Erie.
The snnouoosuent that vandGbilts
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CoMPRoMIsEp.-T The cases against
Sam. Robinson and VIM. Toliver, ar
rested on peace warrants, were compro.
missed before Squire Caldwell yesterday,
and the parties discharged.
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THAr's MY HussAsp.-CHanoe Meet

THAr's MI HusBASp.-Chasce Meet
inc at Cotlnter.-A day or two since,
80 saws gentleman who witnessed the
transaction, two ladies stood al the shawl
counter of one of the dry goods stores 10
Wheeling. They were unknoWh TO
each other, but were each Interested IN
the examination OF shswls. One oil
the ladies was finally handed something
that struck her fancy. She turned the
article over and ever, with sdmiring eye
upon it, and asked its price. She was
told what it was, and with sigh laid II
down again. IL like it," said she. ut
suits me perfectly, but | cannot afford
it. My husband tells me that we
must retrench as much as possible
The sympathetic ssle,woman was
about rep acing the shawl upon its shelf
when tbs other lady spoke: You do
not intend to take the shawl, then. mad:
Am p No. was the response. Then l
think I'll take it. II suits me, too, and l
was only waiting for your determination.
Then, turning to the saleswoman, the last
speaker told her to do up the purchase,
adding, Charge it to Mr.. -. The
effect the name had upon the lady who
was unable to buy the shawl wss electric.
That's my husband she shrieked, and
there was scene upon which the cur
tain did not fall at once 6y any means.
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Ex governor JOHNSON, OF Virginia
died yesterday morning a. his residence
in Bridgeport, Harrison County, W. Va
Tie deceased is an uncle OF John &.
johnson, 8 member OF the Hou'e in the
present. Legislature.
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The members OF the Legislature, and
all others for that matter, will consult
their interest, if before departing from
the city they will examine the fine stock
Of carpets, dress and domestic goods at j..
W. Ferrel's. dry goods house. Centre
Wheeling. He is selling very low and
offering fine in iucements to cash buyers.
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How many hundreds are sffiicted with
CartsrrhI DIR. j II. AcLesn's Csrtarrh
Snuff Is never failing remedy; it soo,hes
and allsys all irritation; Sores in the
hose, Pipples on the fare and Sores on
the body. Trial boxes 80 cents, BY mail,
DR.. J. II. Mclean, sl4 Chestnut strsss.
st. Louia.
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The Erening Leader appeared We ter
day in new Wheeling style. 1,
is Of . larger figure than the old type,
but not quite 90 much in the ps;tern-
rather q dress to suit the ;Imes.-Hts
Drpdfch.
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A STRANGE man successfully got away
with pair Of shoes from the store OF
VIM. Amber, on Chapline street, be-
tween Twenty-fourtb and Twenty fifth,
night before last.