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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-10
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HEALTH PRINRRli
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OF for Weston

Yesterday evening Chas. O'Hara, one
of the attaches of the Asylum at Wes-
ton arrived in the city, and will return
on the 1918 train with John Archer,
a lunatic from the Eighth ward, who
has been confined in the county Jail for
some months.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-10
Patti Larceny.

Thieves recently visited the building
on the corner of Marketand Eleventh SITS.
and stole thereirom quantity Of furs,
probably SO worth. The furs were the
property Of 5, Kline, and had been
stored away in the upper part Of the
building.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-10
Police Court.

Willie Dikeman, a small youth who
delights in throwing stones, and who
succeeded in demolishing some OF the
windows Of the Seventh ward school
building, was fined - and costs. Paid.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-10

NJ. TO- uu saturday night, has no connection
~ chicago u~ ~guduSEy.
Pullman rJarr, Drawing Room ana Sleeping
Car ON all night trains.
CIusa connections are male Tor an points
sg1th ami southwest North and Northwest
making thisa desirable route Tor cplOhlst anu
49,, ,,,.i,,,, h., me great West and % whom
uarticular attention b given.
WHEELING. PITTSBURGH AND BALTIMORE
DIVISION.
-. ,,-b..,tr, ...5.S5 An lbs P. ".
Tuadciphia Accommodation. 49,
. n -, yy,,...Iiu,- -. 6 40 A. ". 5.OO p. ".
n; tsts IN ALI principal points on sale at depot
OFca or.u at an hOurS during the day.
Information % The travelling public cheeriu"y
sJ'--I W 81 CLEMENTS VI. of !.
X r. DENERlEs, General Agent wheeling
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-10
SIN ThAH 90

For the Best and Cheapest Boots and
Shoes IN the city go TO the assignment
sale OF Jerry Clemens, No. Is, Eleventh
street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-10
ELECTRIC Belfs.

A sure cure for nervous debility, pre-
mature decay, exhaustion, etc. The
only reliable cure. Circulars mailed
free. Address J. X. Reeves, IS Chatham
street, New York.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-10
CLEVELAND & PITTSBURG R. R.
Condensed Time Table.
GOING EAST AND WEST.

GOING EAST AND WEST.
I'm and after Nov. 10. 1878, all trains daily Tex
cept sunday
Through trains % Pittsburgh.
2Thruugh Trains tO Cleveland.
2Ihrough trains tO Chicago.
.puIImsn's Pirlur Cars between Wellsyille ana
Cleveland -.
Hotel and sleeping Cars ON All trains between
Alliance aud Chicago.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-10
Notice. 70 asnflsman.

Go TO l. V. Bonds and try q pair of
those fine Hand Sewed Shoes Just re-
ceiyed at llS5 Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-10

WALL Paper and Borders OF the best
designs, choicest colors, to please the
taste OF everybody, at prices to suit
everyone in want OF goods Of this kind,
Harbour 4 Dittman. 1859 Main street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-10

St.uheuviIIc accommodation leaves BellHlre al
a.bPN. bridgeport at 500, and arrives al Steu-
bsuviIle go b.lr q. n.
Leave, -tcubgDyilc 10 $40 A n, budgepot
ta.Sl A. ". arrive at Br'laiur 40 S..-' A. "
Tickets and BAGGAGE cheeks "a all principal
rniut. Inn the East and West can De- pnuCurcd Al
h. tigk rt 0fic,. in Bridgeport. +. K MYERS,
no.1 General Passenger & Ticket Agent
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-10

Two Pianos TO rent; also several Or
gans, at Sheib's Music Store, Washing
ton Hall.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-10
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & St. Louis
Observation-Disclosures ROUTE.

Time table tpr Fast and West April = 1872
-rrtIrs leave PAN Handle Depot tnot Ol Eleventh
strert. near public landing daily, except sun
day ~ follows,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-10
NEWS AND COMMERCIAL PAPER

1t receives regularly the Telegraphic Dis
patches of the Western Press Association and
frequently Special Dispatches about matters of
unusual interest. In the gathering OF the news
OF Local events its reporters are vigilant and con
scicntIous Editorially it seeks TO discuss with
intelligence and candor all public questions and
especially such as vitality affect the interests of
he people of West Virginia.
Politically, the REGISTER has been from 1t
foundation, sixteen years ago, sincerely attached
to the principles of the Democratic party, and
Il has NJ no time failed To faithfully uphold
those principles and the party organization
which supports them. But It is solely on its
merits as public journal that IL seeks support,
and upon these merits il does ask the patronage
OF the intelligent and liberal minded.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-10
TRANSPORTATION.

NJ. t3 st0ps al an stations between Wheeling
aud Grafton. ---
,-,--.y,,.N.r rpAr~s
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-01
Y0UN G. MEN!
Have you seen those Nobby Short Sack
Suits at WILDE'S CLOTHING HOUSE,
corner Fourth and Vine streets? If not,
we advise you to see them.

this morning released him with severe
reprimand.
A big fight at saloon on the corner of
Front and Broadway last night resulted in
the arrest of Mike Burke, Mike Devanny
and VIM. Scully. Their cases were con-
tinued until next Tuesday.
Ben. Lacey, colored, got thirty days for
carrying a large dagger around in his
clothes.
Annie Bosley, while drunk yesterday,
threw small child into the street, injuring
the babe quite severely. Judge Wilson
gave her ten days.
Dan. Splain, for abusing his family, was
sentenced to thirty days imprisonment in
the Colerain-avenue Mansion.
John Regan, Chas. Wilson and Lizzie
Coleman were found at the corner of Fifth
and Plum streets this morning about one
o'clock, making terrible rumpus. Officer
Sewers took the trio in, and after the Judge
sat down on them this morning they were
discharged.
About half.past o'clock last evening two
small boys named Fred Marcus and Theo-
dore Guddorf were met near the corner OF
Wade and Plum streets by a man named
Joseph Ebber!e, who was drunk. Ebberle
assaulted both the boys, injuring the Mar
Gus bov very severely in the right eye. Eb-
berle was arrested, and in the Police Court
this morning was remanded for sentence
until next Saturday morning.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-01

AtMelodeon Hall, children s Pinafore."
Two performances to-day-matlnee and
night.
Eshers New Palace every night, and
matinees Tuesday, Friday and Sunday.
General admission only 10 cents.
Alice Oates PLAYED last night, and will
appear again this evening, at the Grand
Opera-house, Columbus, under the manage
ment of Colonel Theo. Morris.
. At Heuck's Opera-house Buffalo Bill is
drawing crowded houses. May Cody"
will be presented at the matinee to-day
ana tonight. Tomorrow night, the
knight of the Plains"
The Vine Street Opera-house is reaping a
rich harvest. The house is crowded at
every performance, and the stranger
within our gates" as well as the Cincin-
natian, pronounce it immense.
The New York Pinafore Company Is an
nounced as stranded. Miss Mortimer has
attached the money in hand and the hotels
hold most of the baggage while the discon-
solate members are without homes, money
or food.
Miss Mary Anderson's repertory at Pixies
Opera house next week will consist of 1.-THE
Hunchback," "Ingomar," Romeo and
Juliet" Love" and "Evadne." She has
met with a series of triumphs this year,
scarcely less than an ovation.
At Pixies Opera-house Salsbury's Troub.
adours will present the beautiful musical
extravaganza, "The Brook" at the matinee
this afternoon, and for the last time to-
night. For the remainder of the week
they give us patchwork" Those who
haven't seen ''Tbe Brook" can't afford tc
miss going this afternoon or tonight. II
is one of the very prettiest attractions or
the stage. There isn't in it a blemish in
the way of rough word or broad sentence
and vet it is nexpressibly funny from be-
ginning to end. Every member OF the
troupe is fine artist, and the piece il
constructed to give each person an oppor
tunity of being seen to the best advantage
At the Grand Opera-house Colville'
Opera Burlesque COMPANY had anothe
fine house last night t, the bill being Robin
son Crusoe." This company richly de
serves the patronage being bestowed upol
their entertainments, for the management
has done good work in the revolution mad
in burlesque performances, particularly il
the character of costuming, everything
now being chastity, while the music is {,
a much higher class. "Robinson Crusoe'
has been entirely rewritten, Madame l.
Faysrt" and La Petite Duc' have beel
largely drawn upon for musical gems. Will
Mr Williams has introduced the "Turkls
Reyellie," and Miss Roseau gave an answe
to "Baby Nine" Matinee for the millio
this afternoon with Magic Slipper" as tn
attraction. Twenty-Five cents admission
Tonight "Robinson Crusoe." The prize
awarded at the firemens tournament VII
be presented from the stage.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-01
CLOTHING.

save your Oney and call
and see the New Fall Styles
Gents All-wOOl Suits to order,
$15 to $50, Pants 81 to SO. at
LOMASNEY'S, so w. 9th street.
se12-1m
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-01
Carnival de Cincinnati.

Tomorrow (Thursday) evening at the
Bellevue House the great Exposition Re-
ssptior Bail takes place under the expert.
enced management of r. Z. J. Miles and J.
b. Kline. The entire house and German
Military Band have been secured. The
grand promenade march commences at $3.50
IN the lower hall, accompanied by the en-
tire Military Band with brass instruments
Between and O'clock gorgeous display
Of fireworks will be given free to all; one
piece, large steam engine, in honor OF the
FIremen's Tournament, will be an attract
i've piece of pyfotechnic manufacture.
The entire affair promises to be q great
Imccess, and no doubt thousands will at
tend. Visitors in the city should not fail
to attend, az this event will be one of the
host gorgeous Of terpsichOrean revels.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-01
Wee Wirelings.

Jail burned at Cattaraugus County, N. Y.
w. e. Delaplane failed at Circleville, o.
Ida Swift suicided at Anderson, Ind.
Love.
Dr. E.. B. Click found dead at Lafayette,
Ind.
Thomas Holt fatally suffocated by gas at
Gore, o.
BENJAMIN Owen drowned at Rock Island,
Illinois.
Hugh McCaffery's house burned at La
porte, Ind.
David Hunter dropped dead at Yer
sailles, Ind.
Charles Burgcman, insane, suicided neal
Logansport, Ind
John Clavel fatally injured by rough'
near Goshen, Ind.
Todd g. Williams, stock brokers, SUI
pended at Philadelphia.
Greenbury Thompson acquitted OF mur
der at Greencastle, Ind.
Ellen Deering insane, checked her papt
to death in the Erie (Pa.) Alms-house.
Henry A. Hall, the well-known rubber
manufacturer, committed suicide at Boston
| nnuruxxuszzs....Ez.Z
Free use of Kimball's Catarrh Cigarette
| l.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-01

Free use of Kimball's Catarrh Cigarette
prevents hav fever.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-01
"A Story of India" "

The commencement of very pretty
asory under the above title appears in to-
1Ay's issue OF the STAR. 1t will be found
very pleasant reading, and is much shorter
than any of the other continued stories
which we have published. Installments of
y will appear each day and it will be fin
Auhed in about week.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-01
The Wallace-Seward Abortion Case

George Wallace, who is supposed to have
teen an accessory in the procuring of an
abortion upon Josie Seward, was before
Judge Wilson upon the charge of man
slaughter. The charge was withdrawn and
one of aiding and abetting in the procuring
sf an abortion was substituted. The case
vas then continued until next Tuesday,
Wallace being released upon his own recog-
v>fwounn
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-01
Police Court Clippings.

A. J. Cracker, of Ashland County, came
down to see the Exposition yesterday, Gin
cinnati beer got away with him, and he
was dragged to the jug" Judge Wilson
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-01
THE DAILY STAR
THE WEATHER.

WARRINGTON, Oct 1.-For Tennesse and
As Ohio Valley, clear or partly cloudy
weather, southerly winds, stationary, fol-
kWsd by lower barometer.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-01
Amusement Notes.

At Melodeon Hall, children Pinafore. "
Two performances to-day-matinee and
n ;pbt
, 1879-06-10

From statistics published In the lnsuranes
Chronicle mil lie Now York Hu4etia. II appeard
t!,ut thc present year hns BEEN t9as fur more
thao ordinarily prolific IN lres. Without going
into thu details Of Ills reports md esttRAsus,
lie following table shows ut \ glance tho extent
OF the fire and Insurance losses during the first
fur months Of the present ycur. % compared
with the same period In preceding ysa1s:
Insurance
lsL,anu.,,, Eat Ap.., ,' fs S44 ss.t 100 IS 100
in7H-,1anaasys nusit,. ~, s:3, 100 il, 057, 100
isn-Junuary. Anil. @ D e eo eoo " H. III 65ss ~
iJa"ut; is,s-Ja%usty, HH Hpr.. , dlo 7o ii.7T, o:so
Tho aboYs ligures include tho United etascs
mud Canada, ant 1t appears from tltn that Tho
1iro )uss during the tlEsk third VI thu yuaF 1870
hps bren greater BY I'll 100 ooo than tn t!ts same
time in lists, s1l ,00,0 taors than in 1871 Sl0.-
hhj,0O0 more than IN 1875, nnd $4,000 COO thoro
than In 1876 Tie Insurance. losses hare rlsen III
even hcavier ratio, suggesting that qu!tu con-
eldesablu fraction Of ille property desttoT cd may
haye tccn burned !u order to "sesltzn" " on tho
Insurance. II tha rest Ut tlle year should cx-
llib!k proportion losses, thu aggregate Df tire
lpsses mvs,lu he about $0j 100 00o, and Of lnsut-
anre losaea gu, ,t00, ,u, aud als, without allow
I1g for Tho contingency Of tho largs order ot eon-
lagsa,ions, and Without including tha numerous
etaalier aud unreported Gses- The Uuilktta con-
ciudes TINT 1870 q to DO onu Of tAe yoata which
burn thcnselyesin UPON tic memories Of under
Nslts1s aud Il talks thus paxlalY 4pon 4s s1cA'
, 1879-06-10
RELIGIOUS.



Tho Bapttsts ministers held their regular
weekly meeting at No. II Randolph strcet
yesterday moruing At II o'clock, tho Rev. U.
Perrin In tho chair mud tic Roy. n. T. Allison
Secretary. Prayer MAS offered by tic. Rev. Mr..
Alars. The talk Of tho morning WIS principally
upon tile subject OF the recent general session
at Saratoga, which WAS attended BY several
members Of the Association, and the proceed.
t1sgs Of which were published IN TIN TRIBUNE
At tic time. Several Waiting brethren wcrc
present, including tho Rev. j. D. Fstlis, Of Ben
ton uatbor; tho Rev. J. q. Howard, Of Down
er'. Urovo; and others, who wero introduced to
the Association. .....-,.
Tl1c Committee appointed to revIto the rules
Of order with reference to tho qualification Of
members admitted to the weekly conference
reported, md, after somo talk, tic conditions
wcrt degncd ns fo!loHs:
All ministers ordained nr licensed. IN Fond
atandinx IN the baptist Church. employed wholly
or in part 10 ministerial labor may beconae mem
bors By signing The constitution.
THO Committee on Topics announced for tho
subject Of discussion at The ncxt regular meet
Ing. " Methods In Pulpit proparalon."
Tho meeting then adjourned.
, 1879-06-10
TENRE UAUHE.
Fourth Annual snengsrfest of tbs Indiana
Hacuxerhund.

Fourth Annual saengerfest OF tbs Indiana
HacuEerhund.
8p<rfat Dlspasch 10 7At 7steuaA.
TRRRE HAurE, Ind, Juno O.-Thc fourth ars+
,,,,ui Saengorfcst Ut u.a Indiana SaenGcrbuud
commenced hesu to-day under tho most favor
abte aI,sniccs, 10 contIpuo lu setsion three days
An immense number Of people from all parta Ut
tho State arc here, including tho following 6oct-
cites; Evansville Ltedcskranz, Tell City M2cn.
,orchor, New Albany Macunerchor. Je!Eerson-
yile saeugcTbuDd, Mt. Vernon Lfedsrkranz,
Lafayette Coucordia, md indianapolis
Llslerkranzt III all about 2,0o0
Society ytsttorB. The home Scciettei arc
tho Terro uauto Oniorio SocIety. the Tsrse
lInutc Caccelsa tlcsangVercin. ind the Terra
Haute Maenncrchor. 6svcrai brass bands arc
appearance. Every store front Hna Mnny real.
lct,ces nre decorated with ilaCs, German and
American banners. Al,h evergreen teato0ns
Some arc oxseedlnEly iand :o''s % A. We vtstors
citizens. This evening Tho first grand concert
was held At tho Opera-Ilouse, In tue prcsoncc Of
over 1000 persons. Tho chorus crnafsted
Of 100 voices, With seventy instrnneat;' a 'tsI
ali utnlcr the lenaorshlp ol Ptnt. Antnn Shitte,
Of thc State Normal School. Miss Fanny Kel-
'oeg, tho iamous public ssngar, rsnasred tho
PRINCIPAL selections vcry finely. She Is native
Of tha CITY, ana WdS Loudly cEieaFcu u cAGh ~
pcarnnce. Following tho concert eame least.
served al Bowling nall, whore Ul0 were seated
a. uno time. THIS place Nus splendid Will
decorations, From there n,any vent to Turner
llali TO cuIuy dance given there By the Turne.
soeirtr to tho visitors. Tho wcathor WA eeanta
ful, except heavy but short rain-shorcl
In tho AFTERNOON. Tho grand procession
takcs place oa Wednesday, Ono OF the
most noticeable feRtures VI illo atfair Is lnag
ni1cent arch thrown across Main street ut Sixth
1t ID solld'y built Of wood, seventy fset hgt, nnd
btch, and twenty fect wti.u. Tho TWO I'D.
arches no each lwelye fact wide, anu thirty Tee,
| high. tbs whole 10 elabosnte'y decorated witt
appropriate fags, banners, aud eYcFEFech fea
toops, uliA il lit with many cas-lets.
, 1879-06-10
r11E CHICAGO TRIBUNE, TUESDAY

lessnces manifested In Insurance management.
Meanwhile, all this t'elng 70, what Do 10 SEQ
tho insnrancc tnanarers doing, " wny q heae- M
inE at all; Or, rather, worse thnn tlmt. Con-
seous TINT current rates wotully insdeauate,
they aro engaged In frantic competition 70 w
making anywhere to got cost for Thy insurance
they nro selling. 11n expenses Of doing tho
business are higher than ever, With no iotilcn'
tson OF tho sliEhEst tendency toward ocnnomy.
Tie business 10 revktess1y rushed upon tilo
registers In hnppy.go-lucky. dcvil'mar'care
sort OF way BY majority Of the companies. nnd
probably there never waa time when 40 muen
alleged Insurance. was promised for 40 ltttlo
money and wit!, 80 little exercise Of real pro-
fcsstonal discretion. In tho field, aGcnts arc
tramplng upnn oacs, other in tho scsltb'racu for
enough business to lire upon. without much
thought as to low It will result to tho com.
panes. In short, everything gocs 1a luss Q. e., =
nothing was the matter, und NJ II tho posalblc
profits Of tho entire ycnr had not already been
discounted within the first flve months"
, 1879-06-10
pREaDYTENTANS.

The Presbyterian ministers hcld their regular
meeting yesterday. The Rev. ], Il. TroWordge
presided and conducted the opening exercises.
The usual reports OF sermons preached the daY
before wcrc given, and tho Rev. hcssers Wlshart
antl WeIlcr were Invited to sit Us corresponding
members. 4 discussion followed as to the faith
Of TIC Old Testament aatnts, particularly rs TO
whether Samson's faith Was tic genuine arti-
Gle.
Tic Key. Alcsscrs Tronbr!lgc, Davis, nna
johnson were appointed COMMITTEES to select
somo place In the suburbs at which to hold a
Tho Rev. ]. Fl. Walker WA appointed to read
d paper next week detailing the various lars
now o1, the statute books respecting the obser7-
nnce Of the Sabbath,
Tho meeting closed With the do1oloEy.
, 1879-06-10

bcrlnntug to clnmor for tho removal Of tnc
offenders. Hereditary feuds bttwcen lie bf1t,
ish lnn!ans ars also flaming up aGnln' sna n,no 10y
claims that i,o i,as no Fight 10 remove the Sioux,
among tile other 1utlians. riey arc prepared
for war at my moment, md tn inc ove'lI n a
general engagement tho 1O0 Mounted Iollce
viii bo wired out III veok. There arc $4,000
anything tllat promises fun. These are depend.
cnt upon such buffalo a. ronm through that
eo,1utry. anil whan they will got toso'heF no
As described BY Macleod aud some Of hss OF.
flccrA. the forts do not nfTord phenomenal pro-
tuction to their Earrftons.
TuEr ARR "RuMMy" AFFA1Ei.
IN The vcrnacunr Of the Polite, mud though they
mar ba nut IT, some kind of condition II tllero 10
"rummY" airairs. All tic stores. arms, and an
munIt!on come from Toronto, pass tlir1.1gh tic
lakes tn Dulnth, orer the Northern l'ac1Ac u,
bismarck, thcnge to Fort Bonton, and from that
paint 10 Fort sVa1Rh, Journey Of very nearly
month. It is an unfortunate fact fsiat tis Do-
nInlon Government can orly reach its North"
west through the States aud 1errltorss:
Tl1cre Is another thing which troubles Macleod.
tinvcrnmcnt and tho Sioux. tho boats or tic
upper Missouri will be impressed into tho scry-
lee Of tho United statcs, Which 'Sil mike Il W
flcult for The Dominion TO sGcllrt transportation
anil thrro should rranlt any complication nc-
tween the American mud British Governments,
tie Northwest Territory will be ENTIRELY cut oil
from all llbDp of succor fEuta tlle homo olltee.
THE WHOLE BUSINESS IS MlxEp,
mud tue peopls Of the Police don't sec any way
out.
Accompanying tho detachment Is tho Hon. E,
Dcwduny, lniu member of Parliament, but now
| indian Commissioner to the Northwest. lie Ia
Mt loes to prophcsy ns to the outcome Of tls
, 1879-06-10
MARINE NEWS.

pon7 nuhoN, Mich, June ".-Down-Props
ST. Louis, Annie Young. Ketcham, George King
md bargcs, l3trckhoad and bargcs, Gesmau's
a,,d barges, Zealand md copaort; schEs Otona.
bce, Oliver Mitchell, John Riec, Thomas GAVIN,
1Iydcrahad, Albcrcorn, Anesicn.
up-rrops Vanderbilt, Arizona, sanllac, Hu-
ron City, Japan. Portage, st. Albans, William
Cowtc md oargcs, Tcsupcst aud basgcs. D. NJ.
Wilson and co.,tort, Prlngle and barges, Aloena
nn,l basgcs, Ocean and consort, Annio Smith
md coutort, Sparta aud eonsort; eehrs George
II. Cnsc, North Cnpc, Midnight, City Of TIC
Struts, Anna Maria, Aunt Ruth, Clara, ~. Z.
Upper, Zach Chandler, C.. X. Minis, T. X Mgr.
ritt, August, 1uccrne, Jano Ralston, Charlie
Crawford, Athenian, q. Il. Warrington, W. u.
Ogden, e, II. johnson.
Wind-South, light; weather ds1c.
PoRr nuNox, Mtci., june 10-lo 2. H.
Passed up--rraps Gordon Campbell, Oneida,
llnvana md con.orts; sclrs j. U. Porter, jennie
MattMeWs, Otonabee, Arctic, Georgc Il. Warm
ineto,l, 'C. IL. Johnson, ". b. Ogden, sfar5
Amelia, W. j. Preston, Ontario,
Down.-Frops Montana, Colorado, D. ". .lcn
ness and barEcs, Aleona with Russell, !. Ma1
aud rousort; stmr Manitoba; hehIa Emma C.
| liutchinsou, II. j.. Webb, William Young
| Nhsfun.
Wlnd-southcast, gentle: weather, fine.