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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-18

American people are always ready 10 pay
for what thew get and they want what they DsY for
Especially this the with what they eat aud drink
For this reason they prefer Schuts mineral waters 70
an others herase tey know that he prepares only the
most valuable waters III the most reliable manner
lNew-YOrk Express.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-18
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str Gellert Ger Rnhewen Hamburg June T. via havrs
T. 10 Kunharit Co. . , 49,.
iaue aud hGmas days mounts Guns ana ha Sp hsh
Isaac Bell Lawrence Richmond Clty foiIt AM ''oA'
to Old Dominion IS co.
LFor other ship Ysrs Eighth Pagsl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-18
a SrAsoNARLE AND TRusTY FAMILY REMEDY

-Asiatlc cuo,ra chorra mo- Dus, summer com 9iant,
cojic sour -to mach, da~rh0sl and an afectols ~
me bowes incident 70 either children admits a. this
season OF the year are cured d. James Car
mnative Balsam II aavs the rritation and Gains inc
tton Of me stomach AMI bowels and being pleasant 20
the IL an acceptable remedy 70 the youB gest ia inc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-18

Abbott g. Gibson, hatters, formerly of No.
Do Broadway, have opened the spacious aud eeg mt
store No 20 Maiden-lane corner Nassausr. Their M
town store j. at No. 22s Ftth-avc., opposite Hotel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-18
MARRIED..

SHED ARD-On "Wednesday, June T. a. ne r's-
- n. f'sri-s " Sheu1rf Wfvcr'v, =. " '~ ~" rT.
James NJ Plaft Bath. y. y Theodore tfrr' l Nv;
Vgk ~ Miss Coruea gher OF tr id lob shepard Oi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-18
I.nnc Mnf1- VIC q l.lttle Mau

No adv enreiul " health viii any sowing u1ch.n <
crDl the Automatic or No Tension ilat-c OF l' WIZ
cox & gibbs Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-18

ILe said l1c0stI, col. us TAI llLtluE 'l WI I
how fo -ft among men. fha Do VS. SIX thcs
anon ak uurlc- worth them all -ohJDuNL d, just ~
Their may D. many prrUarau Tor The teet1 D s "'rH
fha~n oil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-18
nTnLmnr -. Lune Is. |

ETRIBtNr OFTICE. June Is. L o. m.-Dlrtng the fair
weather Yesterday the movement IN the barometer was
Utmost steadily upward. Tie temperature ranged De
tween ST. and 10 the average being 90 Owerthan on
N.ula1. l4a amount oil moisture IA the ar mas been
diminished ig1tiY.
Warmer ard clear or partly cloudy weather may De
expected ii tu1, eitv and vicinity today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-18

Tie Mixed Commission on British and
American Gains in 1873 awarded Sl07190 in gold 10
Augustine r. Mcdonald for cotton destroyed by the
United ate duriug the Rebellion. Mr. Mcdonald en-
p0yed Charles T. HOyey and william =. Dole as eoun-
- under written agreement that he would pay them
. per M or the amount allowed. Judge Sedgwck, in
Tie superior Court Special Term yesterday, overrued
aaCm1r1r 20 he complaint in suit by them against
Mr.. Mcdonald for $40 2g7 90. They allege that b
otiIdud them the defendant Transferred the
claim 90 William White. BY Court order
Raj or Tie fund turned 70 receiver. and N
voted lu District OF Columbia bonds. on April II.
lN- flr plaintiffs recovered Judgment FOR S49237 30
H. llc supreme Court OF tac District OF columbia.
before tis decree it ~ alleged that the defendant OBJ
Iined possession o. tnc bonds, ana fed with them
IRON Va hIuZiyu 90 AeV-ICrk. motion 90 va ate an
VlNef or arrest AGAINST Mr.. Mcdonald was recently
-tA''d W Judge Freedman. Inc complaint was de
i-lifed Co. but Judge setigwick OvcrTued tine de
M4rf Douglas Campbell Is lhe attorney for the plain
1Ht T. ". Bangs Tor the defendant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-18

ABOUT the time when it was announced that
COMPANY Was going ,O establish place in the south Of
--'-tah" Wheic cremation was % be pructsed. with
Wv u suPer,ede our present system Of BURIAL dis
s.1h p ile matter was raised IN a house IN Tyne
80 t'Nh one ~ the party upheld The mode. ana
on poht in It's favor he put forward as follows "Wey
Oe.ug DOTIIea alive %
IL E STRAIGHT TIP.-Curate-I wish to be
~ @ loi suit oil clothes TaOr-CertaiBiy, sir.
s'ctriue.-.Judy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-18
P,eod and skin Humors

Speedily permanently and econonlcsly Cured by III. lut
crs non dies when al other known medicines and 1ethos
Ct treatment fail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-18
GRApUATFs Al PACKER INSTITUTE.

The Thnty-third annual commencement Of
Packer Collegiate Institute oos risce n The chapel
Of the Institute, Ia Brooklyn, last evening. Tho room
WIS crowded with the graduating Glass The students o.
the Institute their friends. Amuuz those upon the
platform were President A. 4. Low, 4 y. Elys, john
II. Prentice A. W. Prentice, n. J.. Morgan. J. VI. Van
COtt, L. At. Marvin, Ripley Rope, aud Dr. tlttrndcu
and Professor Baton la The audience were tue Rev
Henry ward Bsccucr ana the Rev. DR.. =. j. Is 'rur.
AIteTau organ prelude q PRAYER was made hy the KEY
DR.. A. r. Putnam, pastor of the First Unitarian Church.
Essays were read bY Lucy L.. CntEc, Louise NJ Brown
PersIs A. LOyei0v, Sarah 4. Srlmcs Anna J. Prirs
Emile &. BrandAer Emily Seaman, Ella Underhll,
LEILA A Benedict George AIhumpsUn, Mary II. Brewer
Perss A. L0yejOy ~ Kate COuking. Cardcra Collin.
The Hon A A. Low president or the Board OF Trustees
delivered address Ia the graduating class He drew
from the life OF Miss Henrietta Is. Halnc-, VINO
recently died IN TINS city. The eighteen young women
then received their diplomas. Alter the class song
written by NJ ~ Mary Brewer, was sung the tccs
closed with a beuedictlOu by the Rev. Dr. IngeTsOn.
Tn. u4mar al The Graduates are ann uaed:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-02
CREAM OF THE NEWS.
Gathered from Our Dispatches.

The steamer Mosel, which arrived at
New York from Europe, yesterday,
brought 100000 in gold bars.
The farmers who sailed on the steamer
Ohio from England, Saturday, were
bound for the Western States. The
Ohio also took out eighteen Durham and
Northumberland miners for Pittsburgh
and Lancaster, Ohio.
The public debt statement shows a
decrease in the debt for August OF S.
527 ,30j.
The coal miners OF the Cumberland,
Md, region are on a strike. They de-
mand 50cents per ton.
Parkersburg had thousand dollar
fire, yesterday.
De Young, Cho attempted TO Kill
Kalloch, Workingmen's candidate ior
Mayor OF San Francisco, has been adj
mitted to bail.
Charles Drews, under sentence OF
death, at Rcadins, Pa, as one OF the
principals in the Raber murder, has
confessed that he committed the crime,
but says he was instigated by other par
ties.
There were sixteen new cases OF fever
in Memphis, yesterday.
The Ross-Smith boat race on Bedford
Basin, Yesterday, was won by Smith by
a length and half.
Hanlan and Courtney will not row
st Chautauqua.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-02
TO COnsumptiYes.

The advertiser, a retired physician,
having brovidentially discovered while
a Medical Missionary in Southern Asia,
a very simple vegetable remedy for the
speedy and permanent cure Of CoHS'mp-
ton, Asthma, Bronchitis, Gatarrh, ana
all throat and lung gaffecti ns---aiso apos-
tive and ralicalsperiie ior Nervous De-
bility, Premature Decay and Nervous
Complaints, -ieelA-it his duty To make it
known tO his suffering fellows. Actu-
ated by this lhetiver he VIII cheerfully
send tree OF cltarge) to all who desire it,
the receipt for preparing and inll direc-
tions for successfully using this provi-
dentially discovered remeiy. Those
who wish to avail themselves of the
benefits of this discovery, without cost,
can do so by return mail, by addressing
with stamp, DR. CHARLES P. MARSHALL,
No. SO Niagara ST., Buffalo, n. Y.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-02
THE ROSS-SMITH RACE.
Smith Wins by u Length and n
Half

BEDFORD BASIN, September 1.-The
water was lovely to-day Tor the boat
race. I'm the morning Smith and Ross
rowed over the courSC--three miles,
with turn. Toward noon great
crowds OF people began to gather along
the shores oi the Basin, and by the time
appointed for the race there was not an
unOccupied or an eligible spot from
which To view the contest. At $50 the
men were ordered out. Ross was the
first % make his appearance. He wore
a white and blue striped shirt, blue
hreeches and blue and red cap. Smiths
costume was red shirt and trunks and
blue cap. When the men were in line
and ready for the start, one Of the stake
got adrift, causing some delay. The
betting at this time was even. At
length they got of. and Smith, drawing
ahead, turned his buoy boat in 9 min
utes, leading Ross by - seconds.
Smith kept a lead OF two lengths nearly
all the way home, and finished length
and q half ahead. Time 2O:45.
The start took place about quarter
10 six o'clock. Ross took the lead, and
ior quarter of Il mile had the adyant-
aye of about quarter length. Then
Smith made spurt and soon showed
two lengths clear water between HIM
self and his opponent. Smith then
started with about 81 strokes to the
minute, which, after passing Ross, he
reduced To 80. Ross rUwed 2S strokes
to the minute. As the stake boats
were neared Ross spurted and less
ened the gap. Smith turned his boat
beautifully i'm 9 min. and - sec. from
the start. lie turned in seven strokes,
and scarcely seemed 10 lose the least
headway. Ross lost on the turn. lie
rowed hard, however, and though
smith was now five lengths ahead, he
decreased this distance and pulled in
toward Smith, probably intending to
foul him, "a the latter was not IN his
own water. Smith put on spurt and
made ioul out OF the question. lie
slackened his speed and rowed to the
finish certainly not at his best.
ST. JONI, Semptember 1.-The defeat
of Ross is wholly unexpected and creates
q great surprise. ltiS estimated that st,
John men lose $4,000.
The Kempster-F Fuley Race.
LONDON, September 1.-The match
between Joseph kempSter, of Sunder-
der, and j. VI. Fuley, of Barrow, in
FurneSs, for 200, over the Tyne cham
pionship course to-day, was won easily
by KempSter, by twenty lengths.
LONDON. September 1.-The proposed
boat race between lIowdon and Kemp
strr has been declared OFT.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-02
The Chisholm Murder Trial.

SCoouA, Miss, September 1.-The
September term OF the Circuit Court of
Kempcr county begun at De Kalb, the
county seat, to-day, Judge llamm pre-
siding. The State docket is set for to-
morrow, when will commence the trial
of the cases of the State VS. Henry J.
Gully, Virgil Gully, Houston Gully and
Slocum Gully, indicted for the murder
OF W. W. Chisholm, Miss Chenilia ChiS-
holm and J. L. Gilmore, on the 2gth Of
April, 1873. The prosecution will be
conducted by District Attorney Thomas
;. Ford, assisted by Stewart l.. Wood
ford of New York, cX-Attorncy General
Morris of NickSburg, and eX-Chancellor
Ware OF Jackson, Mississippi. Over
five hundred persons, mostly white, are
i'm attendance. While there is no eX-
citemcnt, great interest is taken in the
trial. w. II. Gully, one OF the defend
ants, died since he was indicted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-02
FOREIGN.
Business Depression in England.


LoNDoN, September 1.-The reduction
OF wages by the Staffordshire earthen
ware and China mandatory is partly
attributed TO American protective duties.
The employees desire to return TO the
scale OF wages paid in 1871. Fifty thou
sand workmen will be affected.
The proprietors of the Burntev coal
field give notice OF reduction i'll the
prices OF coal and wages.
Thomas w. Booker Il Co. shcet-iron
and tin plate works, near Cardiff,
in constant operation since 1910, were
closed Saturday last by order OF the
Official LiQuidator of the West OF
England aud South Wales, and 1900
workmen were paid of. Three villages
had grown up round the works, the in
habitants consisting solely OF working
people and their families, and these num-
bering six thousand, are now destitute.
Another party OF farmers, numbering
about twenty, left Liverpool Saturday
for America.
Agitation of the Irish Land Question.
LONDON, September l.-ChaIles Stew
art Parnell, Home Rule member of
the House Of Commons, for Meath, AL.
dressed disorderly mob OF from 10000
to $4,000 persons in Limerick, Saturday,
upon the land question. lie advised
the farmers 10 combine and pay no rent
until they get a reduction, and advised
the landlords tO make the reduction.
The crowd applauded his address and
shouted in favor OF shooting the land
lords and agents. The platform was
finally stOrmed and much crushing and
fighting ensued.
English Financial Matters.
LONDON, September 1.-The Fndncier'
says: 1t understood that el16, III in
bar gold, due from the East, will 20 To
meet the American demand. About
100000. brought by the steamer Para
last week, has already been disposed OF
for America, and elS0,OOO are due here
from the East on the 2Sthins As these
amounts are all that are now in transit
from the East, the whole OF whatever
demand may arise from the United
States will fall on the stock held by the
Bank OF England, unless remittanccs
from France come to our aid.
King Alfonzo's Marriage.
La GRANIA, September lit is stated
that the Council under the Presidency
oi the King will to-day finally fix
November the 2Sth, as the date for the
marriage of King Alfonzo and the Arch
duchess Marie Christine. ltis believed
that a committee composed OF Spanish
Senator'S and Deputies will 90 to Vienna,
to escort the bride To Spain, bv way Of
Trieste and Barcelona. The vessel con-
vcying her to Barcelona will be escorted
hv four ironclads.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-02
MEMPHIS MISERIES.
DECREASE IN NUMBER OF NEW CASES
Sixteen in All Reported to the Board of
Health, Yesterday-The City Be-
ing Thoroughly Oisinfected
New Orleans.
MeunDhiS.

memphis.
MEMPHIS, September Flight new
cases, seven white and one colored,
were reported to the Board OF Health
this morning.. Among the number are:
Morgan McIIugh, Mrs. Matte Dean,
Jack Wright, Louis Smith, and Mary
VI. Beach. -Four deaths have occurred
since last night: Ada Hurst, Lonella
Arnold, James Mead and A. ID. Lang
staff. The President OF the Howard As
sociation left this morning, via the
Louisville and Nashville railroad. He
will visit the principal cities OF the
North, Fast and West in the interest OF
the Association, and consult with those
who so nobly aided in soliciting contri-
buttons for the relief OF the yellow fever
sufferers at Memphis last year.
MEMPHIS, September l. - Sixteen
cases in all, Is white and 5 cOlored, were
reported To the Board OF Health, to-day.
Four additional interments have been
reported by undertakers, Walter Il. Lu-
cas-, William III. West, Mrs. W. q. Rich
ardson, and David ii. House. The city
is being thoroughly disinfected under
the auspices Oi the State Board OI Health
officials. DIR. John Gordon, a physi-
clan, sent by the Towards to Julian
Bedford, at Baileys, Tenn, returned
this afternoon and reports him down
with genuine case of yellow fever.
W. IL. Joyce, book keeper at the West
ern Union Telegraph Office, this city,
was stricken at noon. The lloward's
placed thirty additional nurses on duty,
to-day. Weather cloudy. The ther-
mometcr has ranged between IS and so.
New Orleans.
New ORLEANS, September 3.-General
Hoods Seven-year-old daughter, is inn
proving. His son, age eight, became
sick with the fever, yesterday.
Alice Williams, aged three years, died
this morning, at IS Washington street.
New ORLEANS, September Fired
Weicks, age 81, was reported sick with
the fever at No. S9l Tchoupitoulal
street. He was taken sick August 18th.
The Board OF Health request the phySi-
clans TO make an immediate and careful
report of all suspicious cases OF fever,
that the Board may test as far as poSS-
ble the efficiency Of such preventives or
restrictive measures against the spread
of the fever as may be recommended
by science or justified by experience.
The Board also requests the physicians
attending persons dying OF yellow fever
to urge upon friends the earliest posi-
Bile burial, and to have the casket, con-
tanning the body surrounded with char
coal To prevent the spread OF the dis
ease i'm the streets or Cemetrics. The
practice OF advertising funerals, inviting
friends to attend, is asked to be sus-
pended.
The City Council Sanitary Association
and press We're requested to urge the
adOptiOn of these suggestions.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-02
BRIDGEPORT.

The public schools opened yesterday,
and there was an immediate revival in
the school book business. The cOlOrcd
school did not open at the same time
as the others, owing to a failure in Sc
curing teacher. 1t viii probably open
in short time.
4 runur reaches us OF smallpox in
Martins Ferry, and our citizens will
probably quarantine against our neigh
bor should the pestilence spread. We
might quarantine against the moral IN
lection of such ISLANDERS as are current
there, which almost equal the smallpox
in yirulence, but unfortunately ISLANDERS
will spread.
our coal diggers are now getting 81 70
a hundred where they formerly got only
Il -. This is an indication of better
times. Coal can still be bought at some
banks, however, for Sc.
The small hoy rejoiceth that the cir
Gus cometh and planneth how he shall
play hockey and escape the teacher :
rod.
The most reliable information from
the Flushing tunnel on the /. v l.. r.,
~
thest, the ears will be running through.
There seems to be a halt in the bridge
work owing to lack Of hands to push
matters, but this viii al be done and
the road running 10y January lst II no
UntOward event prevents.
The condition OF one or two alleys in
Klrkwood demands the attention OF the
proper authorities, or they may prove
serious burdens Of disease.
The morning after 4 recent notice in
the REGISTER in regard to a certain
crossing, appeared, the crossing was
much improved by boards laid over it,
We sope this notice may he rs effective
in cleaning up the alleysin question.
An ordinance Of Council fOrbids stock
running at large. We understand that
there Is a movement on foot To enforce
it and clear our streets OF the cattle that
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-02

enter our yards and destroy shrubbery.
4 gentleman from Bellaire informs us
that their schools opened yesterday
with an entirely new arrangement Of
teachers, that only one of more than
twenty teachers filled her former posi-
ton. What would be thought OF the
board of managers OF large factory
changing all the hands on skilled work
to new departments at the opening OF
the year? The products would deteri-
orate WE'RE. SAP.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-02

From the Commercial.
THE grand jury Of the circuit court, at
its recent sitting, found but three indict-
mcntS.
Mr.. SAM'L Il. WARDEN, of Sand Hill,
was thrown from horse, one day last
week, and considerably injured.
JUDGE WILLIAM ALEXANDER was
among those who embraced religion
during the camp meeting. The Judge
says he is "sworn m
The school hall is being divided into
two rooms, each room 10 be used for
school purposes hereafter. This division
will not interfere with the hall being
used for public gatherings or church
purposes.
EDWARD SIMPSON, a twelve year old
son OF j. c. Simpson, OF Gravel Bottom,
icll from ladder on Wednesday, dis
tance OF fourteen feet, sustaining severe
injuries. He had assembled the ladder
ior the purpose OF gathering grapes, and
while engaged in this work he cut his
finger with knife he was using. The
sight of the blood caused him to faint,
and he fell backward TO the foot OF the
ladder, bruising his face irightlully and
knocking out four OF his front teeth.
which struck the bottom round OF the
ladder. His head was also cut in sew
eral places, and his chest considerably
bruised, and one ankle sprained.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-02
Nenther Indications.

WASHINGTON, ID. D., September .,
M.-For Tennessee and the Ohio Val
ley, rainy weather, winds mostly from
north to east, stationary or lower tenn
perature and falling barometer.
For the Lower Lakes, cloudy weather,
with frequent rains, variable winds,
mostly northeast to northwest, station
AIRY or lower temperature and falling
barometer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-02
Killad hv q Horse Thief

Wichita, KS. September Richard
Stevenson, United States Deputy
Marshal. was shot to death in kngman
county. SATURDAY, 10y Il horse thief, who
escaped 10 Indian Territory. lie had
arrested the thief at Wellington, and
was returning with the prisoner and
property To kiugman county. Both
men. together with 4 drummer, were in
a carriage. I'm descending a sudden de-
cliyitv the thief snatched Stevenson :
revolver and shot him through the
breast. lie then diSarmed the CONNER
cial traveller, mounted the best horse
and hr,. Stevenson is well known in
the state. His family were formerly
from MontOuth, Illinois. Two OF his
brothers met sudden deaths in this
State.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-02
Four BOYS Run over by a Freight Train.

ST LoUIS, September -Four boys,
Henry Potts, John Gocbel, Richard
Kopi. and Henry Reinhald, ranging
from six 10 thirteen years, were run
over by freight cars on the Iron Noun
tain road today. They were lettering
about the track when switch engine
moved down on them suddenly and
caught them all. Potts had both legs
cut of, one above, and the other below
the knee. Gocbel had both lcgS badly
mangled, hat not entirely amputatel
Rciuhald had his right Lex crushed.
Potts and Goebel viii die.