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CAPITAL, $3.50, 900!
JOHN K. BgT5FORD, President,
GEO. ADAMS, Cashier.
Bank Of the Ohio Valley
Successor to
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF WHEELING.
CAPITAL, e25O,OoO!

This Bank IS organized and prepared to
transact the business OF banking In all its
details.
II succeeds the First National Bank OF
Wheeling; is owned by the same snare
holders, and is under the same manage
menJ.
BY CarefullyrsgaTdlnG the interests o:its
;orTaspOndcuts and depCsitOrs, and by .
prompt and faithful execution of Their
wishes, /: hopes to merit their esteem ana
con idence.
Notes and Bills discounted.
Collections made on all points through
out the United States.
Deposit accounts subject to check
sight, received from banks, bankers, firm
corporations and individuals.
Certificates of deposit issued payable on
demand, or al fixed dates.
Interest allowed on special deposits.
DIRECTORS:
join X. BorsFOa0 WM. b. SIMPSON.
JACOB $. RHODES. w. 4. TUENEP,
WIN. 4. ISETr, JOHN l.. HOBBS,
4. NJ. ADAMS, o. c. DEWEY,
HENRY VI HAEurp NV
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A WHITE HOUSE ENGAGEMENT.

The latest rumor matrimonial is Of the
betro.hsl of the Presidents niece, Miss
Emily Plat, and General Hastings. o,
Ohio. who was Lieutenant Colonel o.
HAYES regiment during the war, He Is
= fine man and one to whom the fresi-
den. and his wife can iecl 10 hesitation
in corfiing the niece who has been to
them ike u daughter. The President
saws OF him that he Is the most rcckYessiy
brave man ne ever saw and that had 1t
no, bpen for his recklessness of danger be
would not have received the wound IN
the knee which has caused him 90 be
somewhat lame ever since the fight into
which he plunged with sucn dsgnLiess
COURAGE. lie Is tai, soldierIy-
locking man, apparently tribe
over forty years old. tie
y,se-, a full, brown beard,
covering his somewhat !olg face. lie
mas made frequent visits 70 the White
Hons, since the Usves family have been
there. he WAS one of the guests at the
a.iIyar wedding and at the New Gesr's
reception. He Is now visiting the PfesI-
Fa,r Miss Platt, who Feturnd from New
Y.rk a lew DAYS ago, Is the only lady a.
i .'H 60 q ..' II - Nrs H.y.s 6rirc SIN
.I7 W r ~, t lr f.bing cycprs,oa vita the
I I-. I, W.. ~, srG n-r,y She is not
'cy-l .,s ,,,;I ,l, ,, or, NJ newt week
gNoga''' U ' "a. o'... ~ men, ~, Mis-
nave nave. .u-D i - - fJ.s.lT,s ga. rjn9r
fia't anu "s. .. .,i E.a- ,,F,isrr~ NJ
'o' ~ ~, me- ttsr ore Of oar
ounoe-' - 49, ''' S.,.f.4I.ss. ia tyrt
Ioc b PtF'.s '.''' .,..',t,r.. W., tia
asserted 'A'- '"' 49,. - IL, w. ra,,
place IL. inc d., " ny. 49, -. -
month MISS ,, -, ,....' -. W. , r'-.
she has spent IN " So. 49, ,',T ,",.
than year mas g'-S'S '''.'' So ~, ~ 5 INA
to MI who nave me. ~, ', To 1 g Wv
daughter OF t.e 'GS'1oi',S ny
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Baltimore & Ohio r. r. Co.

No. 5 So7.d No. No q.
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The IT. --gut So 1ort Is scientific
composition Of the p4Tgs. aud choices,
ingredients OF the uriel'a, vegetable
k.aydom. Every ingredient Is we'll
known t. have beneficial ef-c. on the
teeth and gums. Il removes All ci.s-
grteable od5rs, even that OF tah.cco. It
spa eddy removes those rsvages which
children sustain in their teeth, oS.ng 10
improper use of sweet and ac't articles,
which lmperceptlbly destroy them.
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TIE CAMERON BRIDE.

Senator Cameron, with his bride, re-
turned to bis house in this city last Sa.-
urtav evening. Ga Sunday evening
General AZ Secretary Sherman dine.
with their niece, who al once 81. Ju"-
the duties OF hostess. Miss CumeTca "Gt
The Younger children are 81 their homo
1t Harrisburg. and so tho bride bias e..
house all % ug.s.U, and alter all T.. Tie
excitement of the past year She feels "a
.r.ha lonely. Society Is SO completely
| 8ismem5arei that there baye been no
| dinners or entertainments ia honor Of the
| new accession 10 the Senatorial !amlI-s.
Mrs John Sherman is still Ia Ou.n.
and the wife and eldest daughters
Of the General are in st. LOUIS.
! The fourth daughter, Rachael, is q pupil
ut the convent in Georgetown. On
Thursday her father made up q fishing
party for her amusement and The pleas
! ure Of her cousin, the bride. They a..
went to the picturesque Great Falls OF tie
| Potomac, twelve miles above George
town. The day was perfection aid
the party enjoyed the ride and fine
, lcenery. They returned in the evening
with a string Of fish possibly bought.
! Senator and Mrs. Cameron icVye her.
/ early next week for West Point, 10 al
tend the examination " the academy,
and will remain there two or three weeks.
The wedding of MISS Winnie RsaH,
next Tuesday evening, promises To bee
quite u sensational affair. The little lady
! likes to create stir and to be- the centre
# attraction. Her Invitations have been
.own broadcast and are likely to attTac
a crowd which will moro than fill the
| church. Although the young lady has q
| father, and the invitations are Issued il
| mis- and her mothers name, General
| sherman is to give the bride away.
There vii. be greater eclat in this than
there would be II her father, who is little
known and probably is not versed In
giving away brides, were 70 attempt IT..
Lieutenant Hoxie, the groom, is Il very
stylish-looking young man, with pre-
msturely gray hair. de belongs to the
Engineer Corps Of the regular army, and
Is highly spoken Of by all who know
him. The marriage is genuine love ii
air and there is perfect suitability in the
match. The gossips cannot sIIego 8
single objection.
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i IT can Be CURED,

S,.--rd There Is no doubt about IL. Tho
IT ts1 oS8'Ssts relief afforded by SASFoRU's RNpI-
il,,.vr y5R CATABRH Is but slight evidence %
rtL tCAS SSIlSF A persistent use Of this remedy,
cNs. rs! .----rsted matter that has lodged In the
8 -s.- -,sygs Is removed with few applications
.ss ,.ASssflon and Inflammation subdued and
mfm9TA9 C%Ss, qlRES "a i9f in se a..
g. t.fA,s, "a powerful purifying agent, destroy
go 5 ' .s course through tue system the acid
o., U .re destructive agent In catarrhal diseases
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Athsrlin9 &'c9istcr.
WEDDING BELLS.
MUCH MARRYING AT WASHING
ION.
The wealthy Baltimore Members
Match. Senator CamerOn's Honey
mOOn-Sinnir keam and Her
Engineer BeIrOthRI Of
miss PIRII, the Presi-
dents Niece.
Correspondence of Philadelphia Times.

Correspondence of Philadelphia Times.
WAsuINGToN, May 6.
The favorite topic of conversation con
tiuucs to be weddings. Some Of the
parties are young; others are old and
ought to know better. Love affairs, al
though MS Old as the sixth day OF cses-
tor, still retain all the interest 10 out
slders that the marriage de convenau CO
of Adam and Eve mus have possessed
tor the angels. Tho announcement OF an
@ gagcmcut Is always sufficient 10 set the
tongues OF gossip wsgging. l it is II
young girl marrying an old or
middle aged man, tuen of course,
there is much mOraiZlng INDUCED
in. If it is a lady OF the mature
ears and experience OF Mrs. John K.
thompson, who is 10 marry Mr.. Thouas
Swarm, of Baltimore, then people won
der why she wants 10 marry again. They
argue that she is rich, handsome and
tree, and wonder wha. she expects 10
gain by uniting herself to gentleman
who Is somewhat intrm, ana VINO has
certainly arrived at the three-sCOre and
ten years which il the allotted span OF
uf, And though some mon be SO
strong that they come 10 iour-score years
yet is their strength but labor and sor-
row; so soon passuth it away and We sre
gone Certainly under such circum-
stances the burial IS TOO near the mar
risge service for the contracting parties
to indulge in the expectation OF many
years of welded bless.
The House of Representatives Is prov
irg its sympathy with Governor Swans
love affair 10y daily meeting q. tleyca
o'clock iuslcaI Of twelve and hoIaing
three night sessions IN each week in order
TO expedite business, SO that Congress
may acjoUrn as early a possible, for the
governor has announced that be VIII not
marry until adjournment, so that he est
BE- euli,eIy free from political duties. HI:
cottage at Newport is beng put in order
tor tie reception o, Che bride, VINO Is now
At Ter home completing the preparations
for the happy event.
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4 COMPLICATED CASE,

80 NvcasG Is briefly IS follows lhave
te',,S.--b Tor ten years, each year with increas.
81 ,.-1.-t.y FOR nine years had not oreathed
or aSa 40 56FS e68P az Ss '5S fssSf
E .'-sfy ioT Il AZ night before being able 10 lie
.A. 49, slsep. and 3 constant duh pain IN nv
-1s- nv head vas OF times 50 fun OF catarrhal
t.a.. .s,I trirre my sense Ofhearing and compel
-,..-. m several times IN the night 90 clear Il
q ,SrIqt be- '0rc could sleep. Ever one Of
..-ss,ng symptoms hiss disappeared under
go. ~ rmt quite three bottles ~ SANFORD's
.s ~ 01~rrr My hearing Is fully restored. l
a0...- ss.rrra.lc symptoms, no cough, no drop
s,s he throat, no headache, and In every way
sss-,-a7 have been for years. could fee the
..yfNe Ours on my appetite, on my kidneys,
a., every 1a-t Of my system. What has
(. zone In ny case Is wholly the effect Of the
Es1,s,.s, II - oct, il c. q. LAWRENCE
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spAldips. Cue, the stickie:. thing gu.

AFTER all that has been SAID about
sweeping reducuons,' the Grand Cen
tral is the only iirst-clsss hotel In New
York that hiss made sweeping reduc-
lion." Il offers tirst-clsss accommodation
Tor $3.50 and $500 per day.
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New York.

Some irregulsrity Of opinion hiss pre-
vailed among the trade but the differ
ences are of minor Importance, and on
the general situation the features remsIu
very much the same as noted Tor long
time ru.t. The "bulW element ia smsll,
and by no means persistent, arguing
mainly from the theory that prices are
low, old stocks $50 far Is shown carrying
over IN moderate amount and the pro.
liabilities Of Il reduction on amount OF IN.
coming clip. But these go for naught
against the impossIbiity OF lniuslng sny
positive or continuous animation into the
demand from consumers, either present
or. so far as can be seen, In the ncar-by
future. Manufacturers, in fact, have no
encouragement from the goods trade, and
thou b they have, through competition
aud 3 natural desire 10 keep business NOV
ing, offered their produC. down TO figures
which would Just bring them out even,
calculating upon the lowest cost OF wool,
II fails as means to increase the dis
tribu.ion Of their product. Purchases OF
material are made therefore, with the
usual caution and close calculation to
early wants upon pretty much al. grades
OF stock st present available. This week
business mss been isIr, but the dIstrlOu
ton Of stock made has again embraced
in the main parcels Of the new spring
California and Texas and a sprinkltng Of
new WOODS from other points. For the
Ohio clip we hear ofnO positive position,
but advlces at hand would seem to lndi-
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CATARR
Is II DURABLE

-,sr who have suffered nom the various and
1 eo!npiiNOS go tried many physicians and rene
Arb. ana rslirf or cure await the answer 70 this
BE-. l, Win considerable anIiety And well they
S.r, iNfhu lent and so destructive TO health rs
Trr-aly PIGMENTS, Asthma, Coughs, and serious
sSLasrtntiy fatal affections OF The lungs follow
ruAny HSS,,Snr sympathetic affections such as
Cl.srTh. EC,DaIred eyesight, and loss or sense OF
5ssG'ss he referred TO as minor but nevertheless
is-1gs T'ssslS 6ut a. nothing compared with the
D -sar..'Ss Affections Of the throat and lungs likely
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-29

40, 500 bags, and the shipments from san
Francisco during the past week about
200 bales, making the total number
sent from there by raj. this season about
IL, 300 bales. The best woods have been
bought by Boston dealers.-Con
RlllLstiu
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
EsUPONT,S WHEELING Pow
nER AEEECV

7 HAVE AT ALL TIMES IN MAGA-
| ZINE, a large stock OF the above cele-
brated Powder, viz: Rife, Sporting, in
cans. Blasting and Mining, in metallic
packages, which will sell at wholesale al
manufacturers prices. l have portable
magazines OF different sizes for Su ,piug,
and will deliver tree on cars or boat. This
Powder Is unequalled In strength and
quality. u. REILLY,
Sole Agent.
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Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & SlLouiS
ALI.WSY-PAN.HANnLER OTTE-

I. AY-PAN-HANDLE ROUTE.
Time table East and West, May 18th,
1878 Trains cave PAN Handle Depot, foot
OF Eleventh street, near public landing,
daily, except Sunday, as tolOws-W heel
ing time:
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A nrst.cl3sS Luimcnt to cure Pains and
SprBius. and relieve prom ptly RhcumR-
tism, Neuralgia, &c, use lOGAE's ARSICA.
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MEATS AVID LARD.

Sugar Cured CauvaSSed Hams, Sugar
Cured CauyaSSed shoulders, Sugar Cured
Break fast Bacon, Plain Shoulders, Clear
sides, Sugar Cured Dried Beet, fresh from
smoke house daily.
Kettle rendered Leaf Lard IN tierces, bar.
rels, hall barrels, kegs and pains, all at
lowest market rates. VI. REILLY,
1919 and 1871 Main street.
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Horses, Cattle, Chickens.

The French Condition Powder Is not
only q first-C.aSs remedy for the various
diseases OF Horses and Cattle, but it also
acts as preventive OF disease, by Inn
proving digestion, cleansing humors, &c.
II is good tor Hog Cholera and TOR diseases
among Chickens. For sale by
LOGAN, LIST q co.
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GOING WEST.

Trains leaving columbus at SD p. m.
and 6:2j a. IN. run daily. Through Chicago
Express, with sleeping car attached,
leaves columbus daily except Sunday, ut
$40 p. N, arriving in Chicago al $50 next
morning. Berths can be secured in adj
vance at Union Depot Ticket Office,
Columbus.
Pullman's drawing room sleeping cars
through without change. from Steuben-
willie and Columbus, TO cincinnati, Louis
Vile, indianapolis and -. Louis.
For through tickets, baggage checks.
sleeping car accommodations, sc, apply
To JOS. VI. BeucviNe, Ticket Agent at Pan
Handle Depot, foot Of Eleventh street, or
at City TicYet Uttice, under Mcclure House,
Wheeling.
ID. W. CALDWELL General Manager,
Columbus, o.; =. ". FELTON,, jr., General
Superintendent, Pittsburgh, Pa; W. L..
OBrieu, General Passenger Agent, Column
bus, Q. mails
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r.ia-ssd BY q Prominent Druggist.

~ certify that Mr.. Lawrence purchased
j. rr,pr-,I. CrEE OF me, and from time 20 time
f'~s familiar with his case. lbelleye his state
-grrs. OCT. Il. JAS. p. DERBY.
r.., ,s-ksge contains Or. sanford's Improved
...-' Tuet and ul directions for It's use In al
p-frs a. For sale by all wholesale and re.
~. lists and dealers throughout the United
h.e.aS Caradss. WEEKS & POTTER, General
.-..E Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mass.
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FAMILY FLOUR

Gold Medal fancy,
AleShire's No. fancy,
Ferguson, smith K COS choice,
Bellairr F8vOri,e,
Minnesota star,
And other leading brands In store and for
sale hy. NJ. RElLLl,
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FRESH TEAS.
CAROLINA RICE.
FISH.
NEW CROP NEW ORLEANS

SUGAR and MOLASSES. Just received
lot OF strictly prime New Orleans Sugar
and MolaSseS, which are offered Ia tho
trade al low figures. NJ. REILLY.
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TORACEnS,

have on hand iu,l une OF Tobaccos,
from the leading manufactures IN the
country, including LOriI8rd'S, FINER
Pros, Homer Hudson J. &. Pace, EicG.
mOnd, J. K. Pace, Danville, 3. r. Gravely,
HOlbroOk S Monitor Navy, Harry {. HoI-
brooks Navy.
| can furnish all styles made by these
factories, at lowest market prices.
NJ. REILLY,
1903 and 1871 Main Street.
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PRIcE, e cENTs.

-s-a'l' 90 call for COLLINS VOLTAIo PLAsrES
...E.. c.L-.ur worthless imitation. Sold Oy al
sale and Te,aU druggists throughout the
..'.. states and Cauadas, aud by WEEKS q
sh. HT01ri'fors. Boston, Mass.
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POTOMAC HERRING.

D Halt barrels No. just received and
for sale by. VI. REILLY,
1893 and 1911 Main Street.
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No. ID, on Saturday night. has no con.
uection for Chicago or Sandusky.
Pullman Paiice, Drawing Room and
Sleeping cars on all night trains.
Clos connections are made TOR all points
South end Southwest, North and North
west, making this desirable route for
cOlouisJS and persons moving to the great
West, aud 10 whom particular attention
is given.
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
GRANT AND THE PRINCIPALITY.
Taae proposition to Eject the Ex-Fresi"
dent grHmce of HsMEgarIa-A Basis
0f Ewutla In the MeparG.

LONDON, Nov. 29.-It appears that there Is
some foundation for the report that Gen.
Grant has been proposed as a candidate for
the throne OF Bulgaria. Under the provisions
of the first and third articles OF the treaty OF
Berlin, Bulgaria is constituted an autono-
matte tributary principality under the suze-
rainty of the Sultan, with a Christian goy-
ernor and o national militia. The Prince is
to be elected by the population, and their
choice is to be approved and confirmed by
the Porte and by England, France, Ger
many, Russia, Austria and Italy. NO
member Of any resigning European dynasty
Is eligible to the post, and this provision OF
the treaty has greatly limited the number OF
eligible candidates for the position, and the
brilliant reputation Of Gen. Grant as q soldier
and ruler, it is said, has led the Bulgarian
mobiles, who are now debating among them
selves the question OF the ruler and the de-
tails of the new constitution to look upon
him as a most desirable Prince. 1t ls urged
that he would be most eminently fitted for
the post Under the provisions Of the treaty
Of Berlin the most perfect equality in politi-
cal and religious rights Is to be extended to
all the inhabitants OF Bulgaria, and 1t is
thought wholly impartial foreigner like
Gen Grant can best secure the execution OF
the laws designed to secure this equality
No formal proposition on the part Of the
Bulgarian notabilities has yet been made to
Gen. Grant, and il made 1t is thought the
General will decline the honor.
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MARINE NEW b.

PoRT EADs, NOV. %. o, m.-Bsrometer 80.
Wind north norheast light.
Arrived: Schooner j. d. Robinson. Glover
master from Galveston. to William Goldenboro.
American schooner John Fl. Knaze, Pitcher
master. 10 days, from Boston. With general
cargo to Notion Il Boil,
American schooner Eva J. Smith Sanders
master 1G days from st. Thomas. to master.
American schooner Sarah y. Harding, Mel
vim master. days from Galveston. to X. ii.
Crawford.
British ship Sulote Lecrow master, GA days
from Hamburg, in ballast. to master; outside for
orders.
Sal ed Steamship Teutonia for Liverpool.
The Norwegian bark Cass, previously reported
arrived for orders has allied for Pensacola.
SOUTHWEST PASS. Nov. 20. .. m.-Weather
clear and calm.
No arrivals or departures.
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ANOTHER RAILROAD COLLISION.
A Train ON the New York and Hartford
Read Runs Into Some Freight Cars
-Revernl RaraNma Injured.

HARTFORD Ct, Nov. 29,-A serious acct
dent occurred at Lexington, on the New York
New Haven and Hartford Railroad, six miles
south of this CITY, at 7o'clock this evening.
The Boston express, which leaves New York
at .. IN, while passing Lexington and run
ming at q rate of thirty-tive miles per hour,
ran into a side track, on which were five
freight cars, which had been switched off the
main track on hour before. The station
agent had neglected to turn the switch
The engineer applied the air brakes, but
before the speed of the train could be
materially decreased the express collided
with q crash. The engine was thrown
from the track and completely wrecked
The baggage car was whirled around at right
angles. blocking the down track. The
smoking and palace cars also ran Off the
track the latter turning partly over; None
of the passengers were injured. Engineer J.
Locky was thrown off his engine and badly
hurt In the side, but not fatally. Fireman
Jos. Plunkett was buried to his neck in tho
coal from the engine and had to be dug out.
He escaped with q broken knee. Both tracks
are blocked. A wrecking train was sent from
Hartford at once, and the track will be cleared
before midnight. SO far as can be learned the
responsibility for the accident rests upon the
station agent, Mr.. Sternberg, who neglected
to close the switch 1t Is rumorod, however,
that the switch had been tampered with
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CAN A IbA.
rorme,s Retention I'm Montreal.

MONTREAL, Nov. 2e.-The vice regal train
arrived at Bonaventure street station lit
tie after 70 o'clock to-day. An elevated stand
ing place was provided inside the station for
ladies and standing room for gentlemen: Ad-
mission to the station was by tickets. Inside
Of the roof, from the ticket Office to the end Of
the main line, was beautifully festooned with
French, American and German flags being the
most conspicuous. His Worship Mayor Bend
ry presided and delivered an address Of wei
come, to which the Marquis made a brief re-
ply, thanking the people for the courteous .nd ex
for their most hearty and cordial welcome;
The party then took to their carriages, and
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Inquiries at the Rev York 0Hice-The
Total of the EiBsf

NEW YORK. Nov 29-Agents of the lost
steamer Pomerania in this city continue to
receive kilograms and letters from friends of
the passengers of the Pomerania asking for
information, all of which are promptly an
swered. To-day they received the following
telegram, dated Yesterday from Hamburg ::
Three officers remained at Dover to identify
the bodies The captain Is at Rotterdam.
The total missed is thirty seven passengers
and seventeen Of the crew.
The agent here states that Frederick Sporl
and Franz Gruber, passengers of the Pome
rama, were each entitled to two passages, and
upon inquiry they find that they were accom-
panied by their wives. AS yet there are no
tidngs Of their safety. Sporl was from Chi
cago and Gruber from New York.