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NO CLUE TO LYNN,s MURDER MYSTERY.
Mistaken liberalization OF the Body by Forty
one Different Persons.


Boston, March 9.-Since Thursday evening
no less than iorty-ono different persons have
positively identified the body OF tho woman
found ut Lynn. and in each case the woman
named has been found by the police alive and
we'll The McConogoRue girl. to find whom the
detectives were ut work last night. has been
traced to the train on which she took her de-
parture to California some weeks ago. Boston
detectives spent tho whole night in searching
for n young woman whose friends had become
anxious for her and she was found to-day.
1t was rumored to-day that Ellen Cahiil. who
has lived with her sister Mrs. Patrick McGb-
bon. in West Lynn. was missing and the local
force were put Mt work, Fred Newhall idenu-
fed the body MS that OF Miss Cahill and other
acgrointances described marks upon the body.
Two persons from New York city sent tele;
the description OF their friends. 1t Is generally
believed TINT the death and Subsequent
packing Of the body Of the woman took
place in the house OF some poor Irish
the woman had been taken for treatment. The
grounds on which this theory is based are that
the gingham swathe which was around tue
ons was like that Of a laborcr's shirt or u
wnsherwoman' 3 dress: that the oil cloth in the
bottom Of the trunk Is like that seen upon the
table in lahorer's house: that the night dress
as is apparent from the uneven hand stitches
and the clumsy machine work; that the trunk
was u poor. old one. and had probably been
stsnding in n wood shed. us on the bottom OF II
ing and that the pieces of brick in the trunk
were like those commonly found around such
places. Every place Of Il questionable repute
near Lynn has been searched without success
that the tragedy must have been commltted
near the spot where the body was found.
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LNUSEMENIs.
The n.rber OF seville a, the Academy.

What life there was at the Academy last
evening was upon the stage and not In the au-
dience. which was 81 cold and unsympa;hetic
as almost to lead one to believe that Rossini's
day. as well rs that OF Mozart 50 far as opera
is concerned. is drawing to close. And
yet The Barber" is fuller Of vivacity md
true melody and hcauy tnan any opera Of its
class that can he named. and Inst evening II was
both acted aud sung in an uneqceptionahle
manner. Miss Hauk is eminently suited TO the
character OF ROslnd In every way hers is
charming representation. inking every humor-
Gus point with great certainty. and OVERRIDING
nothing; and II should los remarked that II is
almost Ms hard a thing to avoid OVERRIDING
y humorous part rs To do 1t we'll, In
Del Puenti also we have an excellent BGrbisre.
and Foil and Thierry appear in the roles 81 Don
Bdsiio and IF. BrriOlO nj their very best
Signor Trapolli alone was weak His AZ
mdrird lacks grace and he has not IA
clty and finish enough for its music
Rossini wrote in day when SINCERE were taught
the art and knew how to vocalzr. and nothing
II more certain to bring out imprrfections Of
method than the ATTEMPTS of partly trained
singers to render his r0ulddeS. The cancerted
music went very well, the charming trio.
Zetti Zetti. Piano" which Rossni made free
60 transfer bodily AMI boldly from Haydn.
being. rs II always Is. applnuded. though the
credit u II goes - the wrong man.
This evening Loheugrin' Is 10 he repeated.
IL is to be hoped with better rehearsal OF the
chorus parts. II has been somewhat loo hastily
brought out for the reputation Of the company.
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The Globe Theatre was opened TO an audi
encc that completely filled it last evening Miss
Dickie Lingard appeared as La Cigale in the
three-act farce. or burlesquc, in which Lotta
was So highly successful at the Park last fall.
A dozen or more Of our sprightlirst addresses
have essayed the part. but generally have
jailed utterly. or 50 narrowly escaped
failure that they were glad To- let IL alone rs soon
rs possible. The trouble il that La t,gd'f is
almost necessarily vulgar II funny and lotit
seem like innocent FRANKS. Miss LnEarl
avoided vulgarity and thus threw AWAY many
tempting chances OF exciting laushter yet she
and was by no means lacking ia activity ot "A
mirth- provoking sort. Tn" supporting com
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JOHN n. sTEIRNs's CASE
The Presbytery's Committee Exonerate Him.
but Advise more Cireumspeciion.

At the meeting Of the Brooklyn Prcsby
terry yesterday. DR.. Henry j. Van Dyke. OF the
committee appointed to Investigate the charge
that John y. Stearns. Secretary Of the National
Temperance Society and Elder Of the Green
point Presbyterian Church. had broken the
seventh commandment. reported in substance
AS follows;
Reports derogatory to the character and con-
duct OF MIR. Stearns Of the same nature with
those now under consideration have been cir
cuAed at various times during the past few
years These evil reports have not orig mated
since the settlement OF the Rev. Dr. T. H. Iay-
lor as the pastor OF the GreenpOlnt church So
far as the Committee can learn. he lMr. IaN lorl
has not been connected in any way with their
recent revival. nor have these reports grown
out OF any difference OF opinion between Mi
Stearns and others ON the subject of tempe-
rance. There Is no. evidence 10 Justify the COM
IN ttee in putting Mr.. StcNrhs On trial on tho
charge OF adultery. On tho contrary. the Com
mittic are fully satisfied that ON trial such
clusively dsproven. Mr.. SteHrns has exposed
himself to natural suspicion by the carelcssncss
OF his department and correspondence
In view OF these conclusions The Committee
submitted the decision that Elder john y.
Stearns be. and hereby Is. sQemnly admonished
to be more circumspect in his department and
correspondence in the future, ana that the
further consideration ui tins case be q dismissed.
The report further says that IA Mr. Stearns
has declared his Intention to withdraw from all
connection with the GreenpOlnt Presbyterian
Church, his proposed course is approved as 4
measure tending to his own peace and ~ tho
laratiOn. the session Is directed 70 give hun II
certificate in the usual form. Hs to IL member in
good ami regular standing.
The report was unanimously adopted. The
Presbytery then adjourned, To meet on Monday
next 10 take UP the common fame OF 4. De
Witt TalmaRe, now lecturIng in tho West.
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A Charity coneer. at s.elnway...

A concert was given yesterday evening, at
Sieinway Hall. in the interest OF sundry we'll
known charities Of the city. and very pleasant
and we'll selected programme interpreted by
several OF our most noted artists.
Mrs Imogene Brown sang an mir from " Car
men " with her accustomed drlicacy and took
part H. duos with Mrs. Knox and Mr. Rem
merit Mrs. Florence Rice Knox though suf-
feriug from cold. gave Bucks song. Tx
pectancy." with richness and fuluess = tone
winch We're also m,Nst 1ilrctlye IN NE Ir91ya-
Ouintette from Ballo in Nlasch"ra." with Mrs
Brown. Mr.. Romeyn. Mr.. Forcntiue ana Rem
merit.
Mr.. Romsyn took the place on the programme
which was TO have been filled by Mr. friisch
ana Mr. Ared P1Tfs PLAYED s9lG Of his own
sodie Hergroise No. 6.
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CiitpNAN March >. Sarah r. Chapman aged II years
Funeral at her late residence l12 Railroad av Tues
DAY. tt > UclucA
salem anl Cambridge papers copy.
kEAkNEN. ON the 81 INST, Mrs. Lucy keArney. In
tie abth year Of her
Relatives ami friend, of the family invited 10 AT
trud tie funeral rom her late residence 3i2 East 18th
ST.. ON Wednesday. the 9th. at ociuck
MOI At -ou March 8. Clara l. MUuat daughter Of Mira
/. Mouht AGED . wears.
Notice ~ tnv funeral hereafter
MrutkMprf-Ou sunday afternoon. March 3 NJ her
s.druce. - hast ION II. Mr.. MARY McDcrmott.
Principal OF Primary department Grammar scho, 40
-
Her funeral will take place ON Tuesday morning from
So 81 phrus church. East 2Sth It. hthAf PAST luUcuck.
where requiem mass Viii lee ni'rpd tor the 1t
her soul Her relatives uul friends ami TIE trustees
ant teachers Of tile sixth Ward sehoo rrsuccuuly
vary Cemetery
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The Case that Interested comm,..loner Nichols,

Two well-dressed young men had a difficulty
near the Of Broadway and Twenty ninth street
on Sunday afternoon one underneath and getting
the worst Of it, when Ofccr Wiegand pushed MS way
through the interested spectators and took the pugst
the Trticth street station houss. There gave
fictitious name and both save hcuuuus addresses The
young men are well CONNECTED ANA had many trcnls
Shortly after their arrest ~ Isaac " Bel amt tuun
soner Nichols called at the Tnnueh street police Stallion
what could be done Tor the prisoners Cant VII
hams UH duty, and was sent Tor lie said the men
be- held until Police Justice discharged them The
prisoners Arraigutd yesterday hrftc Justice Wan
dell in the JeGetson Market Ponce Court rhe Justice
was apparently Cognktut Of the cirrUus tiiccs Aud
forthwith discharged them both. Counsellor John q
kuhbe ut the DreNel Building appeared IN their behalf
The most etl0ris uade to krcp affair
irum the public. one report SAID the trouble originated
over game Of poker Another report SAID there was
Young woman in the case. one itCt II certain, both
Young men were heartily ashamed at themselves
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BALL-HANsEN Feb. s. at the home Of the brides
parents. Jameson Rail- To Louise : VI Hansen.
HAZELTON-DAWLEN- Tuesday Feb Is, at the
residence Of the brides mother by the Rev Charles
Homer Frederick Hazelton Of New York to Miss Fan
ME II. Dawley OF Bronklvn.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. On Thursday Feb.
p, hy TIE Rev. j VI Ackcrlv Mr. Alfred Luckhurs to
Mis-. Sarah Nanirnburgh. both at New YORK.
MOLANpEN-SIOAIA-On saturday. March !. BY the
Roy II Ensworth Jonas o. Molander to E!yna O. stoal.
both OF New York city
TIIuNSON-COLEY ON Tuesday. Feb. Is. at St Mat
thcws church. Wilton Conn. ~ the Rev j. L. Walton.
Henry q Thomson 20 Aguc> II Cooley
WOLFE-CASWEIL On Tuesday. Feb IS az the 81
nee OF tire bude parents. 10y the Rev William Irwin.
u. Alice Louise daughter VI Horace T. Caswell, 10
Mitsie = Wolfe all oi Troy
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brooklyn Park Theatre.

The "Babcs in the Wood" was presented
by the Colyie Opera Burlesque Company to Il
crowded house at the Brooklyn Park Theatre
last night. The bright and sparkling music.
gay costumes and pretty faces combined 10
make tout ensemble that WAS more or less
lrresistible. The many jokes and hits which
Rbounded during the performance were fully
appreciated, aud the audience was kept in
continuous roHr of laughter.
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'oi. sellers" at the Grand Opera House.

Mr.. John T. Raymond made n reappcar-
ance on the New York stage at the Grand Opera
House. last evening. ms COT MdbcTV Sellers
The play II too VOL known. and Mr. Rnymond's
consideration AT present He WAS fairly SUP
ported. Miss Laura Don making a very Httra T.
iva and spirited Laura Hdrkuts. and Mr. j. NJ
Hardie nffOrding "A very careful and intelligent
rendition OF the character Of george SelLy
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"a Scrap Of Paper IS in preparation at wAllAc&s to
follow "Spellbound
The black Crook viii he revived tomorrow evening
At Niblo's Garden Theatre
In view N the prospect of ENGAGED hodne tho rub
he favor AZ the Fam Theatre Tor an indie finite pcuui II Us
possible that Alm6es engagement a. Apul may be ul-
hlled nj Buuth's
Mr.. j Graai late tenor ot the strakusch company.
appeared AZ the Broadway Theatre last evening the
role Of AtIu IN the "SutcrlCr" tnAuiCs improve
ment was apparent IN the performance
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A fair adaptation Of Meilhac and IIalcvy's
play OF La Cigne" was produced ut the above
theatre last evening. The Cigdle Of Miss Dickie
lingard was, pretty fair. So WAS the clown 81
Mr. lytell. By far the best acting NJ the even
ing was the baroness 81 Miss Dora Stuart. and
the worst was the Adele Of Miss Carrie Ninton
who Ind no conception whatever of her part
be hetter.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-04

WASHINGTON. March 3.-The Senate hns con-
armed the promotion Of Ensign Lucien Young Of Ken
lucky to he Master for extraordinary hcrusm on two
occasions. FIRST Nov TO- iS13 he being then
ndshinmHn. saved the life. NJ the risk vt his own. u
comrade whohad fallen overheard at sea and second,
heroic conduct the time the loss the United
Huron
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GusIntss nolltti.
Lou,.,nna s,n,e Lo,,ery Comp,ny.

This institution was regularly incorporated by the
Legislature Of the state for Educational ana Charitable
purposes 1868 ior the term at twenty-five years 10
which contract the nvioabc faith othe State pledged
with capital Of ~ OOOOOO TO which II has snce added
a reserve fund Of 5000 1T NEVER SCALES OR POST
PoNEs iOJth Monthly Grand Distribution New orleans,
March H. 1857 prizes total glio4po capitals 5000
$1,000. 500 &c; iooOlO tickets two 81 dollars;
halves, 81 dollar Apply to NJ. A. DAUPHlN. ?. o.
Box Oh New orleans, La, or II. l. PLUM $40 Broad
May. New YORK.
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IS Faniia. Smith Philadelphia
s. T.. knight Chichester. GEORGETOWN, d. G.
ship Lake Ontario Gilmore. Liverpool
BARK Ammonia. ftiro. Southnmntun
Bark Nebuia. RI NaAead. Pcrnamhuco.
Bnrk PusmAes Nielsen. GALWAY.
Brig Ringleader. Lewis. fernaiuhuso
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MIRhIEIJ.

browns bronchial Troches will Instantly
relieve cough. cold. or hoarsenesS - cents
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sufferer. from Coughs or Colds Will hnd re-
ici by using PORTERS COUGH BALsAM.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-04

Diseases OF the Sexual Organs. Recent or
chronic promptly cared by MSthcv Ctylu< Capsules,
used tor over - years by the lea ling plyschns in
Europe and America They are sold by all druggists
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MIRINE INTELLIGENCE

MfStaruHE aLNANAc-rHfs DtV.
Sun RISES. % sun sets..... IS Moon SETS. "a
wArEH-ruts
sandy Hook. 81 GOV. Island. 40 Hell 0ate... %
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-04

BInir's PilIs.-Grcut English Remedy for Govt and
Rhe una tism. All druggists have them.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-04

The Great Spring MedIcInc-Dr. Chambers
Chamonie Blood and Liver rhls. All druggists; IS eta
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-04

We received u letter from the general North
ern agent Of the Louisiana Lottery Company at
New York. on Thursday. stating that ticket No.
47.Ols. which drew the capital prize at the last
drawing, was sollat Mitchellshurg, Boyle Coun-
IT, The ticket WAS not sent from the New York
agency, and the agent presumes it came from
New Orleans. the location OF tho nam Office
He teiellaphed the above facts 10 Mr.. Geo. II.
Alsop OF this place. several DAYS ago. ana tho
latter gentleman has succeeded in finding the
lucky holder Of tho prize ticket. who il Robert
Mitchell. ESD. son of the late Judge Mitchell
living near Mitcheshurg. Mr.. Mitchell mas
been Il very prosperous farmer. but has met
with misiortuncs Of late among which was the
burning OF his elegant residence, He is n very
worthy citizen. and in the possession OF his
uew-iound wealth will realize that he is more
popular than eyer.-HarodSIm0( KvJ Observer
Fe0. 2l.-Adv.
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Sevt al workmen are at present engaged IN
the erection OF thu grand marble altar in St. Patricks
new cathedral on Fiith Avenue II wall cost when
nleted nearly quarter Of a million dollars Cardinal
visited the new cnthcdrtl Yesterday Htcr
noon and gave personal instructions rcgudins the
work In progress there the altar aud the interior
the cathedral will he finished the 18th OF Man
when the edihce will be opened tor public worship
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spttIal !Iotltts.
TIE SEASIDE LIBRARY.

Out TODAY. In clear. bold hand some type.
THE HEART AND CROSS
BY MRS OLIPHANr 10 eenta
OFT ON FRIDAY.
THE SlANF~ % PARIS.
BY EMILE GABOKlAN fir.thhlL ~ cents
LATE ISSUES;
liG Charles oMalrv. bN Charles Lever .......... 3c
414 Viva. los Mrs forr. strr .lc
Az sam slick ~ ENGLAND. hv r. e. lu.ihurtou .... 2e
a. 10, heuuau ; Vow. lF An, .iu Edward. -O-.
Al Leah. 4 Woman col Fashion 10y Annie Edwards 10
90 In Fortune Of nlcucu hN Charlie Lever ia
+p Rupert GUiwlu. by Mis-. NJ T. Bruddon ...... ~.
For sale hA ~,pulpr~ a price, post
paid on receipt OF ~ cent, Tor lurut numbers and -
ctfs ur 2Lcrut uuuhVr. bN GEORGE MI MO, II " ~
"a alter i Nt YORK.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-04

The best 6nown remedy is Bcnsons Cureine Porous
Plaster Far superior " common porous pAStera-AdV
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For An EAhnus.lve Disease.

Use Oline's Tasteess Cod Liver OIL with Lime and
MID Cherry. sVld w druggists Depot Bowsry.-AdV,
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kEErs SHIRTS.
keep.s Custom shir' made 10 measure The very best
uat cin hg produced az amy price SIX Tor ~ Perfect
Dress SHIRTS The very best hatc hc produced at any
p"'' ''A & e. = 5 Iii ao'r a, Il, aa' girl
the verv best Patent projected rb'. any per cent
'"''-'' ''' kEEi..s Glib GL6yf '-'''' y '4'"
for GENT, rs y'r G' G n, or rs m Tyi 8 pail"
Hanikrtchcis, Hosiery. Tles. 40 All goods Warranted
''"KEEFF M tNGGPF&ICr RRiNa tGS6urANYs STORES
90 bruai"av. Now Yors aii Futon 81, BrOONlyh
A.-A.-A.-sECOND Spring IMPOKTA-
TlON
EDWARD PnlLIr PARSONS rowLEEs
JERSEY HSp SG,'EiRNsEEi CATTLE
HAMPSHIRE bows SHEEP.
THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH g. atII O'CLOCK.
oANp 7ru a. SEW YopE
On view, WIN rtHln-uws time DAYS HrVNlous
ALFKEpM ilERkNESsN 60 Sole AGENTS
VAN BELLS RYE AND ROCK" TRADE
mark registered the only genuine For sale by drug.
p,;satsi per large bottle and at depot, Chambers.t
south side. atsi per gallon n yAN BELL
STRUCTURES. VAKICOCELE AND UKI.
nary dl,caes cured without klfr. cs>c. or ialu ~
venting ltht disease dAlel's' dr"psv ANA phfaR.',
wh!eh arg ncurahio without ti, A'0U. N'nra' spinE
"KIKK's RYEAND ROCK CANDY"
Tie reliable quality 900 +uls sold bv us Tor tho
past rs years II per bottle - peg s4.,,, 600
81 FULTON 81 and u" BROADWAY.
- %-H,HATrdr,I =" I hIt HSIsT
rtf,it and d''cI,y a., o. sI'it 4iN " ('y p,1'I
IuNHLES II Fo,TEK's PRIVATE
fruItua. - Hu'r-. l2'' hl"tIWhN. dN AMI evening"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-30
A Frequent but Fatal Mistake.

As the Irishman, who had Just landed
and refused to pick up a dollar, think.
inc to 90 where they were thicker, W
came to want, so those who fancy that Il
cough or cold will cure itself, and refuse
to use DR.. Pierces Golden Medical Dis
covrrv, often die with consumption.
This great remedy is an unsurpassed
pectoral and blood-puritier. 1t speedily
cures a cough or cold, and consumption
in its early stages readily yield to it. 1t
has no known equal in controlling and
curing all scrofulouS tumors, ulcers, and
eruptions. Some fancy because The Dis
coIcry IS ddrufiad 10 c1Tc a ride range of
diseass II cannot cure any. Now, let us see.
Suppose Il surgeon be setting a limb,
could he not truthfully say that his
treatment would gradually overcome all
faintness, nausa, dizziness, weakness and
lameness? Each symptom dVTed, yet
all dependent upon the same cause. BY
this process the Golden Medical Dis
covery cures many diseases, though all
are dependent upon impoverished blood
and general debility. Read the People's
Common Sense Medical Adviser careful
~. DIR. Pierce's method of medication
is therein fully explained.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-30
Family Market.

The markets in the Second and Fifth
wards attract greater number of buy
ers rs the season advances, and the sup
ply increases. The greatly increased
supply, however, produces 4 cores
ponding Shrinkage in prices. Tomatoes
are coming in in moderate supply at Soc
a peck. or Zoe quarter. Corn runs
from lOtGl2c a dozen, according To quail
itv. Onions sell at Hoe peck. Cucum-
hers lOtGl5c a dozen. Water melons
range from l5GSOc, and cantelopes at
lOc. Apples are 3OC6+Oc a peck. Pears
5O(aGOc. Plums, the first OF the market,
bring Sl.OO a peck. Blackberries, 75c 4
bucket; huckleberries Sl.O0 to Sl10 a
bucket. String beans l0c peck. Lem
ons are worth 20G40c a dozen, and
oranges 60c9Sl.00. Potatoes 20(G25c a
peck. Eggs are Sc a dozen, and butter
i5@9O a n. Cabbage 5(9lOc head,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-30
DEATH OF MISS ANNIE Nc
LAIN.
Action of Lady Managers OF the
Children's Home.

The funeral Of Miss Annie McLain
took place from the residence OF her
brother. Yesterday. The remains were
followed by large funeral cortege. Re-
ligious services were conducted by Revs.
Swope, Jenkyns, Cunningham and Bar
nitz.
The lady managers OF the Childrcn's
Home have passed the following
minute:
WHEREAS, The Angel OF Death has
once more entered our Board and called
from us Miss Annie Mcl.ain, an ctli-
cient and untiring member of the Board
of Managers since its organization in
1870, who always performed any duty
assigned her with cheerful willingness.
She occupied the vacant chair Of to-day
at our last meeting OF this month, new
duties having been assigned her.
RcsOIrcd, That we express our high ap-
probation of her many excellent quail
ties as a lady and Il Christian, and
our sincere sympathy with the whole
circle of her bercaycd relatives and
friends.
Resolved, That we wear the usual
badge of mourning and attend the fu-
neral in a body.
ResOlred, That this minute be entered
on the Journal and published in the
daily papers.
Mrs. J. G. HUPP,
Mrs. \. G. GEORGE,
Mrs. q. FRANzHEIM,
(ODI1ift,y
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-30
River N ews.

by Telegraph.
PITTSBURGH, July 29.-River } feet 4
inches and falling. Weather clear and
pleasant
CINcINNArI, July 29.-River 1 feet g
inches and falling. Weather cloudy
tonight Drparted-Florence Meyer,
Wheeling; Nirgie Lee, Evansville.
NASHVILLE, July 29.-The river is
rising with feet of water on the shoals.
Departed-Celina, Cairo.
VIcKsBuRG, July 20.-Weather cloudy;
thermometer 50. River fallen > inches.
Cp-John A. Scudder. Arnved-City
Vicksburg, Down-Whisper.
EVANSVILLE, July 29.-River falling
with 3 feet : inches on the gauge.
Weather clear. Arrived-ldlewild,
Fulton. Departed-Cook, Cairo; W. A.,
Johnson, Florence; Fulton, Louisville;
Dora Cobler.
LOUISVILLE, July 29.-River falling
with feet inches in the canal. Bust
ness dull. Weather clear and warm,
with a light shower at O'Clock and
cooler at dark.
New ORLEANS, July 29.-Arrived-
Stannand, st. Louis. No departures.
Weather threatening; thermometer 90.
CAIRO, Ill.,, July Observation-Disclosures
Rowland, Cincinnati; Piasi, Ohio City
Helena, st. Louis; BateSvlle, New Or
leans; Fawn, Evansville; Colorado,
Vicksburg; Departed-PiaSa, ST. Louis;
Batesville, Ohio river. River lGiect and
rising. Weather clear. Mercury 81.
ST. LOUIS, July 29.-Arriyed-Dia-
mond, st. Paul; Dcsmet, Paducah; st.
Genevieve, quarantine; Red Wing, st.
Paul. Departed-Nictoria, Rock Island.
River fallen inches, with 81 feet
inches by gauge. Weather clear and
warm