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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-10

haTgHf tllld Mas, AHSl al - Va A'' AZ
Mas, dec q, and others,
IN CHASCERH.
The undersigned, Special Commission.
rr- hereby give notice that by virtue OF
the authority vested In them by decree
made by said court in the above entitled
cause on the 9Th day OF April, 1873, they
sAiURDAY, THE sTH DAY OF JUNE,
1875, commencing at ~ o'clock A. ~,
sell at public auction, AT the 'front.'
door OF the Court House of ONO county,
West virginia, in the city OF " heellnS, 10
The highest aud best bidder, the real estate
OF which said David Mas, decd, died
seized and possessed, tO-wlt: The piece Of
land, containing about two and one-haii
aces, on which said David Mas had ms
residence and brewery at the time OF his
death. which was conveyed 10 him by one
Franz HegneT and vile by deed dated
March 10, 1851, and now OF record III the
Clerks Office OF the County Court OF said
county. in deed book NO. ~, page 2il aud
described in said deed as follows: Front
Ing on the continuance OF Market street
ninety feet, more or less; thence running
with HOtimans line northeast one nun
dred and ten feet; thence north 10 Bush
ncld X MCMcChen's line; thence east 10
John MCLure'S line; thence with his line
about $40 feet; thence west to Hoffman s
line, the place OF beginning.
Also, lot No. (lUi) one hundred ana Tour,
on The northwest corner OF Fourth Uately
called Bank street aud Coal street, 'front.'
ing 80 feet on Coal street and running west
west with Fourth street 100 feet, beng
same lot conveyed to said David Mas by
Joseph Bell and wife, by deed dated
october 5. 1867. and now OF Re cord in said
Clerks Office in deed book No. 5S, page
III. All OF said real estate being in said
city, county and stale.
TERMS OF SALE-One-fOUrth Of the pur-
base money, or such greater sum as the
purchaser may elect 10 pay, in cash. the
residue in three equal ins,almentS, each
bearing interest from the day of sale and
payable respectively in six, twelve ana
eighteen months after the day Of sale, the
purchaser 10 give bonds with personal
security thereon satisfactory TO the under
signed Ior said deferred Payments, ana the
tue TO be retained until payment In fuI'
of the purchase money.
LEWIS =. JORDAN,
ALFRED CALDWELL,
Special Commissioners.
J. G. HERNEE, AuctiOneer. 5aii
The above said has been adjourned until
SATURDAY.JUNEI5 at 10 o'clock An.
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Two gentlemen were driving down
Cqldweils run yesterday afternoon, and
when at the embaukment just this side
f the toll gate, one OF :he lines broke,
ana the horse being pulled suddenly
around 20 the lett, The occupants were
thrown out into the ran, and one Of the
,1aG.s OF the buggy broken. Neither Of
me gentlemen we're injured.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-10

The quantity OF Pork and other i'm
proper food consumed is enormous and
produces its inevitable results in innum.
ersble types of disease, especially those of
blood, exhibited ia Pimples, Blotches,
Sores, etc, all Of which, however, yield
rapidly and surely to DR.. Bulls Blood
Mixture.
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Just received by express another lot OF
Ladies French Heel Walking Shoes and
Slippers.
Ladies Kid Princess Button.
Ladies Long Branch Ties.
Ladies Grecisn Button, and
Duchess Button. AL the above goods
are OF the latest styles. Ladies, call and
see them at L. V. Blona's, 1885 Main
street.
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Female Seminary.

The Commencement examinations
will be resumed at this institution CT
learning this morning, at which time the
SENIOR Glass will DO examined by the fol-
lowing gentlemen: Revs. w. q. Snod-
grass and &. Gledhill, and Mr.. e. W.
Atkinson.
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ST aIDhOnsHs Fair.

The fair and festival for the benefit of
the sclo2l, closed on Saturday night.
The attendance was very large. The
net results are considerable, but can not
be- known Tor day or two.
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Tolls COLLECTED.

The tolls collected on the Fsirmont
pike during the year beginning June l.,
1877, ard ending May 81, 1878, amount
10 Sl.O49.42; and of the Bethany pike
1916 ii, an Increase over the year 1876,
showing that pixies are selt-sustainlng.
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Don't tail 70 procure Mrs.. WInslow's
Soothing Syrup for al diseases Of teeth
ing IN children. 1t relieves the child
from pain, cures wind colo, regulates the
bowels, and, by giving relief and health
70 the child, gives rest 70 the mother.
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ST PauI'. GERMAN Church.

a class Of twenty-iour young people
was confirmed at this Church yesterday.
If the weather is good the school will
have picnic at SLrobeps grove to-day.
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A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR AN
Elegant Country Residence !!

Ny farm, consisting of thirty acres OF
Good land, located five miles east OF the
CITY. on the National pike. II is also well
Situated for gardening purposes. \ good
orchard, consisting OF apples pears and
ouinceS is on the place. a two story frame
house of 10 rooms, all in perfect ordeT I;
water on both floors. The place Is easily
reached by the Elm Grove street cars, or
the trains OF the Hemptield railroad, be-
Inc located about half way between the
terminus OF the former and the station OF
the latter. ,.-.
dav lime 18TH IL will be then offered at
public sale on the premises, commencing
at % O'Clock j. M, sharp.
For firtt er information enquire on the
premises at any time, OF the undtrsl neu'
yNo22 Z. KEN NEEDY.
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We call the special attention Of w. W
ladies TO the largest stock Of Button 5 e.
Lsce and Walking Boots, Aignoh ~ ~
Opera aud Toilet Slippers in TOE cry,
The only place where s lady esn 5"
properly fitted. All frat qasHhy g.
guaranteed, and the price a. loT - .!
Bouse in the city. We solicit On eis1 ~
inglion Of our stock; We sre not A'fS ,.,,T,
show goods. Give Us call a. b'''''
Shoe House JkERY CLEHEss
Is Eleventh s!reS1
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MOZART HALL

Yesterday afternoon Temperance
meeting WAS held At this hsll under ,s,
auspices OF the Ladies Temperance B,al
and Patterson's Hall Association. Last
night Robert Marshall delivered srst.
dress 10 a large audience nj the same hA.I.
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How is the bsby2 is the question often
put to mother, and many an ans
comes, thanks to DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup
much better to-day"
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FOR SALE.

MIGHTY CHOICE BUILDING LOTS ON
II Wheeling Island; price nom siVO 10
$500 each, Only one-sixth OF the purchase
money required in cash. The residue may
be paid annually in FIVE equal Install
ments, with interest. Apply 10
JOHN p. GlLCHRIST,
ocsoh At Top Mill.
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WE have sold the Morning Glory
Baking Powder with more Satisfaction
than any other. MAST DEALEEs.
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READ /. Blum Il Bros advertisement
q. the head Of local.
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affecting Ae9lster.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
index TO New Advertisements.

az NS~
Special Recommendations and
Dillon.
Ice Cream-Mrs. Ziegenfelder.
Valuable Coal and Farm Lands for
Sale.
Attractions-I. Blum u Bro.-[ Head
of Local.
Regular Tuesday Packet - Steamer
Andes.
Notice.. &. Hervey.
Cochran i Cochran-AttOrneys at
Law.
CsrpeLs-G. Mendel, Booth & Co.
Hostetter's Bitters-[ Third Page.
Notice-Fire Plugs to be Blown Out,
Auction Sale OF Furniture and Carpets,
Specialities-C. L. Brues * Co.
AT the REGISTER office. at o'clock
this morning, the thermometer registered
20 degrees above zero. RAIN.
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MORNING Glory baking Powder super
s9des sl other brands.
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE,
REsanENCE FOR SALE.

T OFFER FOR SALE MY RESIDENCE
ON the Island: also my Furniture, SEA
Terms One.tnird cash; balance In IE
one, two and three years, with ih-
try property. ,,oDu,>pD
ine5h j. II, "OOpN ARD'
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TIE cheapest Linen SUITS 10 AmrrIt,
|. Blum X Bro.
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FOR SALE.

TIME TWO STORY BRICK BUSINESS
House, No. 1920 Market Square; "a
Has heen occupied as Saloon ana H.
restaurant Tor years. Will be sold at
price that will be good investment 10
me purchaser. Terms easy. Good reasons
Tor selling. Enquire OF co
W. II. HALLER 4 CO,
nns0laodta lOiS Market Street.
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READ l. Blum & Bros advertisement
at the head OF local.
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TEMPERANCE NOTES.

READ the advertisement Of | Blum 4
Bro. NJ the head OF local
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Personalities.

READ the advertisement OF |. Blum a
Bros, hosd OF local.
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LAwss, Grenadines, Percsles, Bun
tin gs very cheap, l. Blum 4 Bro.
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ATTRACTIONS /!
FOR THIS WEEK AT
|. Blum & Bros.
WE OFFER

Elegant Black Gros Grain Silks at Sl.C0;
, none such IN the CITY.
We offer Black eros Grain SILK al Sl.2o;
on Il we defy competition.
We offer Black eros Grain Six al 7l.5U;
others call II very cheap al q 90.
We OFF, the best Summer silks at Zoe;
none such under Sl.OO elsewhere.
We offer the hand>Omest line OF Summer
81 ks at &c pei yard ever offered.
We offer ali wool Bunting in plain or
stripes, al 33c
We offer 81 pieces Lonsdale Bleached
Muslin at &c y yard.
We offer % pieces yard wide, fine Sheet
ing muslin at sc per yard.
We offer the handsomest line OF Turkey
Red Damask al 7Uc.
We offer 200 pieces the best made Prints
at &C per yard.
Remember these are no seconds or old
STYLES, but al fresh and new.
We oder Fans and Parasols at very low
prices.
We offer 100 din rent styles OF Dress
Goods az per yard.
We offer the cheapest Ladies' Linen
suits In America.
We offer great bargains in our Entire
Stock.
We offer positively at all times the best
value for the mo ey IN this city.
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New Arrivals for The Ladies'

CHEAPEST Black Gros Grain Silk in
the city. l Blum & Bro.
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CHOICE Teas always on hand at q. 3.
EeeneT's, No. 1907 Main street.
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BEST bargains ever offered can now be
had al |. Blum i Bros.
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READ the advertisement! OF /. BUM -
Bro, at the mead Of local.
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SUMNER sILKs, the best ana che,PS'"
|. Blum i Bro.
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DEAL At Blums, where you cat a..
ways fnd the best vaIUe for your money.
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Mothers. norherr s1afnerr

READ l. Blum * Bros advertisement
at head of local.
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FOB - AIG

WE HAVE ON HAND a FEW OF TIL f
w old style Wooden Hydrants. which
we are now offering 10 the public at Go,t l.
10 make room Tor our new Patent ron
Aydrant and street Washer, the pest IN
the market, which can be repaired WITH
out digging up. .,,,,,,
rns2Sra TRINRLE x HORNBROOh.
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Foot W ear.

READ /. Blum Il Bros sdysrti.sn''
a. head OF local.
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For Sale Cheap for Cash.

~ HEAVY STONE WAGONS, EIGHT
Z Coal Cars, one cart. one Farm wagon
one Spring Wagon, three ton OF
COAL BANK RAIL IRON,
Punched and counter sun6. One new
SHring Wagon. =. j. ELLIFRlTZ.
ani5 Cor. Path and Market streets
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF
MAS BREWERY, &C
Margaretha Mas, Administrative OF David
Mas, dec q, and others,


In the Municipal Court OF Wheeling:
Christian Burke, who sues, &c,
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born again, as our Lord teaches, OF water
and the Holy Ghost-msde shsrers in
that regeneration from God to which St.
John in his first epistle 30 constantly
alluded. In all the other sacrSments
we receive an increase of that
divine life, its highest contamination on
earth being reached by our union SO close
and Intimate with our God IN the holy
communion. As l live by the Father,
so he tina. esteth Ne, the same
shall live by Ne, John vi, IS. In
every baptism administered; in every
sbsoIution impaired, IN every commun-
ion received, N every sacrament worthily
approached spirit of God is at work
in the church, and for these His divine
operations We must render 10 Him on this
day especially our grateful praise.
Second, The twOiOld action Of the
Holy Ghost in our own souls. The pres
ence and operations Of the spirit OF God
in each individual Christian are well
illustrated in the case OF the Apostles
For be came upon them, not only TO
make them preachers Of the word, COM
petent witnesses OF the truth, and ft min
listers Of grace TO others, but also 10 be-
stow rich grsces on them for their per-
sonsl eniightment aud qualification. In
residing the story Of Christs life, We are
almost scsndsizsd st the dullness and
weakness of ms favored companions.
How often is It recorded tbst they IN
derstood not what Jesus told them. This
one thing especially they could
suffer and die. And despite the
the presence and teaching and example
OF their Divine Master. how imperfect is
their. virtueI How deficient in charity!
How jealous-nlnded! How void Of hu-
nsri!y! How cowsrdlv in the hour Of
humanity! But how changed as soon as
the Holy Ghost comes and takes up HIS
abode 10 their soul in the fIllness OF His
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-15
Secretary Sherman Produces
a Bill for the Issue of
Small Bonds.
A Discussion Of the Financial and
Chinese Questions In the
Cabinet.
Senator Davis Before the Finance Conn.,
mittee With a Little Bill.
CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.

SENATE.
Washington, Jan. ia number Of bills
were introduced and referred Among
them, the following:
By Mr.. Davis, to promct immigration to
the United States, and for the protection Of
immigrants.
After the morning hour, the resolution Of
Mr.. Matthews was taken up as unfinished
business. and then laid ss'le informally.
that Mr.. VOORHEES, might address the senate
on the resolution submitted by him before
the holidays, declaring it Of the highest im
portance for the financial credit of the gov
ernment itself. in all its departments, should
in good faith keep all its contracts and OBJ
legations entered into with its own citizens.
Mr. Matthews in expressing his willing.
ness to have his resolution laid aside for
the present, gave notice that he would ask
the senate t, vote on it Monday acxt.
Mr.. Voorhees, then addressed the senst /.
on the resolution submitted by him.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-15
HISTORICAL FAmlNEs.

In addition 10 the devasting famine which
has occurred thrice within the last twelve
years in British India, there have been sew
eral others. The most destructive Of these
was in I'LL, when nearly the whole popu
lation of large district in Bengal was
swept away. In Europe numerous inst ,nces
are on record. In Rome, B. C. 1856, it was
40 great that thousands of people threw
themselves into the Tiber. Again, A. D.
AZ, there was like visitation in the "Eter-
nal City," attended by plague. In Italy,
A. D, $50. in the last days Of the empire,
parents ate their children. Europe. A. D..
l.Ol6, was devastated by great famine.
The British Islands did not escape. In
England, A. D. 272, the people had to eat
the bark Of trees. Thousands we're starved
to death in Scotland, A. d 3O6, and 10000
thus perished in England four years latter.
There was famine III England from the
year 954 to 957. In England and France a
famine led to pestilential fever, which
lasted from 1893 to 1895, and there was SO
deplorable q visitation Of this sort in Eng
land in 1895 that the people devoured the
flesh Of horses, do ys, cats, and vermin: in
1439 they were reduced by the same cause
to eat bread that was made Of fern roots.
There were three great famines in England
in the last century. Ireland has particular
~ suffered in this respect, from the failure
OF the potato crop, in the years 1914 1916.
1922. ls4I, and most Of all in 1916. Parlia-
mentary grants 10 the amount of $5O.OOO,-
600 we're voted by parliament in lS47 to
relieve the suaerings Of the Irish from
famine and fever. During the siege Of Paris
from the 18th of September, 1870, 10 the
18th OF January. 1871, there wa. terrible
famine 10 the French capital, which contin-
ned in a mitigated form Ave weeks later
but this was rather caused BY the ferocity OF
men arravel for mutual Slaughter" than by
the visitation Of God.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-15

The president has pardoned John H.
Hammond, convicted Of illicit distilling in
gerry in Pennsylvania; Andrew ]. Buchanan,
an embezzling postmaster Of Spencer, Ala;
Thomas Qqigby, indie ed for the murder OF
a soldier in the District Of Columbia and
awaiting trial.
Mr.. Henry NJ. Stanley arrived at Brin-
disi, Italy. on the 9th. "a Bone special to
the Pail Mall Gazette says: "a grand recep.
tion- had been prepared for Mr.. Stanley on
his arrival here, but, in consequence Of
King Victor EmmanuePs death, private
dinner will be substituted. The latter will
take place this week."
All the distillers in the Chicago internal
revenue district Saturday adopted the 90
called Cincinnati resolution favoring a re-
dlction of the tax on hiRhwines to not ex-
ceeding so cents on the gallon J. T. Pratt,
editor Of the Spirit and Wine Trade, was
appointed to confer with the committee on
ways and means OH their behalf and present
arguments for the reduction.
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CAPITAL NOTES.
A BILL TO REMIT TAXES

BILL TO REMIT TAXES
Washington, Jan. Is The senate finance
committee to-day heard Senator Davis, Of
Illinois, in advocacy OF his bill to remit
taxes on inso!vent savings banks, in all
cases whau returns to dep ositors, would by
such remission, he increased The com.
mlttee took the subject in consideration, bu
reached no action.
TOBACCO DELEGATIONS
from various sections of the country
have formed themselves into q national
board. The national committee will meet
Representative Wood. chairman of the
committee on wavs and means, during the
day, and will also visit the commissioner of
internal revenue, and Israel Kimbalc, chief
of the tobacco section of the revenue Office
sHERMAN's BOND BILL
Washington. Jan. Is. Secretary Shcr.
man was before the house committee on
ways and means to day giving his views on
the proposition To issue bonds Of small de.
nominations as popular loan, and sub
mitted bill prepared by himself to carry
out the plan. Many questions were asked
by the committee with view to full un.
derstanding of the effect OF such measure.
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC.
Washington, Jan. ia subcommittee
of the house committee on the Pacific rail
road is hearing arguments in favor of the
extension Of time for the completion Of the
Northern Pacific.
CABINET DOlNGs,
Washington, ian. IA . cabinet ses
sion to day the subject of national finances
was earnestly considered 1t is determined
10 give notice to the syndicate that the de
partmsnt intends to terminate it, contract
with them. Secretary Sherman will imme.
diately prepare an advertisement for popu
lar loan.
The cabinet also gave attention to the
Chinese question. The president will ad
dress special message to congress on the
subject.
APPOINTMENT,
Washington. Jan. 15.-Gen. Williamson
has been appointed collector of customs al
New Orleans.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-15

have given some consideration to your
question - to the emigration Of colored
am not we'll informed as to the advantages
offered BY San Domingo TO immigrants, but
my impression is that your people should
not be hasty in deciding TO leave this coun-
try. The mere difference in climate is a
very serious objection to removal. The first
generation in all such removals suffer great
y. It is my opinion also that the evils
which now effect you are likely to steadily,
and l hope rapidly, to diminish. Ny ad-
vice IL, therefore, against the proposed immi-
grafton.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-15
Mr.. Sturks and His Negro Immi-
grafton.
President Hayes Sits Down on It With
Letter Of Friendly Advice
to the Africans.
Geo. II. PendeIton Elected TO the United States
Senate for Ohio
MISCELLANEOUS.
SITTING BULL.

SITTING BULL.
Helena Mont, Jan. 15.-Col. Mac Leod,
chief magistrate ofthe British northwest terri
tory arrived and reports that Sitting Bull and
band are still at the old quarters, near Fort
Walsh, and have never Gro. .sed the line and
have no desire to do 10. The fugitive Nez
Perces are with Sitting Bull. Sixty lodges
of Sioux have recently crossed the line from
the American side, and report that the ma
jority Of the Sioux intend crossing to the
British soil. No instructions have been re-
ceived by the British authorities TO assign
Sitting Bulls band to any reservation, nor
has he been requested to moye from the
present location. The story regarding the
white captive, held by Sitting Bull, Mac
Lcod regards as sheer fabrication. The
northwestern Indians are reported we'll sat
isfied. Britiph authorities have made treat
les with all the tribe, save few lodges.
FAILURES AT THE HUB.
Boston, Jan. 15.-Davis Brothers e. Co.,
leather dealers, 73 High street, failed yester-
Noy' Ai"U iNlSs, tuTSc uuuUT6U tuOueauO
dollars, half Of which is sec ,red. A large
proportion Of unsecured Indebtedness is in
favor of Boston parties. The embarass-
ment Of VIM. G. Child's leather house. 21
South street, caused the failure of Davis
Bros. & Co.
| Charles Richardson & Co. dealer, in
paints and oils, IS Oliver street have also
failed. Their liabilities are reported at one
hundred thousand dollars.
| STRIKING sHOEMAKERs.
The Crispin troubles have extended tc
Marlboro where several strikes began yes
terday.
| FAILURES.
Cincinnati. Jan. 15-Appel 4 Co. pork
packers, James H. Snodgrass & Co, whole
sale grocera, made assignments. Amounts
ments involved not given.
OBITUARY.
Boston, Jan. 15.-Bcnj f. Bates, presi
dent Of the National Bank of Commerce
died last night.