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Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-05
THE OLD WORLD.
Great Britain.

Narrow Escape Of Lord Mayor Gray.
 LONDON, April 5.-Lord Mayor Gray, while speaking at meeting yesterday at Barrits Barlow, Ireland, announced that diabolical plot had been made to blow up the platform on which he then stood He said that con- siderable quantity of dynamite had been found underneath the platform that morning.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
A SfeHnl KACRE Race

NEW YORK, April 4.-When the four steam yachts building at Chester, Philadelphia and Newburg are finished, they will make race to Southampton, England. The pool will be $6O, GOO, the first boat in to take the prize.
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Many Very Celebrated

E0HYSIOIANS claim that children are never troub
 I led with worms and especially young children. These physicians while they set up this claim are thevery vermifuRes in their practice, for fear the child might be troubled with Pa rents should give medicine to their children in the same way when they show the least symptom of worms and remedy to is the justly cale- brated 29O5 Vermifuge. RICHARDSON CO.,, Whole sale Agents Sold by all druggists. als celebrated Toothache Drops never fail, jyi0 Thsa&eoWWly
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Indiana.
A Destructive EEurricane

A DessEuCeESS HAAffASAe' EVANSVILLE, April IA terrible hurricane struck this place last night The tug Dick Williams and barge loaded with corn were sunk. Considerable damage was done to houses ill this vicinity.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-05

Death fFOIn EkefIgEOus EXc1temeht.
 FULTON, April 4.-Leroy Jones, the man who recently caused his dead wife to be kept unburied nearly two weeks in the belief that the Lord would raise her up, is himself dead of nervous and religious excitement.
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The Liberal GsaEns--Eater Returns
 Swelling the Lfsts

The Liberal G:akns--Eater Returns
 Swelling the Lfsts
 LONDON, April 5.-Up to the present time the Liberals have secured 256 seats, the Con- seryatiyes 40, the Home Rulers 19, making the total Liberal gains 59. The representa- ton in the last Parliament was Conserve tives 345, Liberals 245, Home Rulers 60. The unopposed return of Sir Stafford North cote. Chancellor of ths Exchequer, by his former constituents of North Devonshirs, afford small grain of com fort to the Conservative. Much enthusiasm is manifested by the Home Rulers and Nationalists in Ireland at the defeat in York of the Right Hon. James Lowthsr, the late Chief Secretary for Ireland. Sir John Lub-
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MARRIAGES.

MARTIN-GRANT-InP Providence, R. T., March 18th, Rev. R. M. Martin, of Deep River, and Miss Helen A. Grant, of Mumford; N. '. WATROUS-s -sTANTON-In Clinton, March 27th, Ezra Watrous, of Clinton, and Miss Edna Stanton, of Lyme.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-05
STORE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

ZANE of the best locations in the city for Grocery ? Meat, Drug Liquor business situated on a corner of one of the main itreets and principal H. RR lines. The buildings nearly new and in splendid condition furnished with gas and city water from cellar to attic; hard cemented cellar floor large ice house, with baef tank and cooler con nscted large store house; good warm barn double sheathed carriage house, wagon shed good well of water, Sc. For location and terms address
 J. T. HENRY, ap1 eodf POI East Grand Street, City.
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szssA TWO FIRST-CLASS BRICK HOUSES, Nos E3Sf 33 and 35 Howe street. with all modern improve EcGA ments, hot and cold water, marble wash bowls c., &c.; one of the best locations in the city on house partly furnished. English bSsements. No. 4 Church street, Room 5, Hoad1ey Building.
 apl 4t4 L. F. COMSTOOK.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-05

JOSEPH SONNENBERG. Real Estate and Exchange Broker,
 238 CHAPEL STREET.
 EA RRA Spanish Doubloons wanted. Uni- kSSaOOSB ted States per cent. Bonds and Forega Securities bought and sold dividends paid United States currency. Also Gold and Silver ex- hanged at the office of JOSEPH SONNENBERG, myI3 If 9SS Ohape Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-05
MARINE LIST.


 ARRIvED-APRIL 4. Brig Eliza Thompson, Dayton, Arrisebo, sugar to L W x P Armstrong. Sch H Hurlbert, Crosby, Kennebec river, ice to Hemingway Son. Sch James Bsyless, Dickerson, Tortugas, old cannon to Farrell Foundry. Sch Addie Sawyer, Cook, Calsis, lumber to Henry Harrison. Sch Ann Amelta DByer, Hoboken, iron to N Y, N H H RR. Sch Sinnieson, Blizzard, Baltimore, coal to N r. H H RR. Sch Hattie Cheveler, stocom, Hoboken, iron to Y, NH & RR.
 CLEARED. Brig Eliza Thompson, Dayton, New York.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-05
Valuable Real Estate For Sale

Ass Pursuant to an order of the Probate Court for B:sH the District of New Haven the undersigned of
 Ea fers for sale all the real estate belonging to the estate the late Harvey Barnes, deceased and con- sisting of
 First-The homestead of the late Harvey Barnes, on East Pearl street, in Fair Haven.
 Second-The Building occupied in part as a stors and market together with the land the corner of Grand and East Pearl street.
 Third-A Lot of,land 99 feet front on South Quinni piac street. in Fair Haven East extending to the riv CT, and including very valuable oyster grounds and privileges.
 Fourth-one undivided half of twelve acres of wood land, in Foxon, in East Haven. H7H A. D. 6OODIEAH'
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TO RENT,

FUN INIANAP SasA Tenement at No. IT Silver street; five (5) EsAG rooms; gas and city water. EEH O. J. MONSON,
 na3l If 274 Chapel Street.
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ESpK KENT.

ssszN HoUs on Blake street, Westville. House HsE contains GO rooms, in good order To the right &A- tenant the rent will be low. For particulars, call atdERWIN'S Real Estate Office, 237 Chapel st., or
 o7 M. gHUMWAY, Westville.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-05

TT. c. SLOAN. REAL ESTATE BROKER.
 Room Yale Bank Building.
 TO RENT.
 eaAA HOUSES on Chapel, Prospect, Orange Ward, kfiiI Dwight, Wall and York streets; on Howard, IEaA Whaley, Kimberly and Woodward avenues,
 TENEMENTS on William, Martin, Lincoln, Bas- Bett, Canal, Ward, Elm, Baldwin, Foster, and Ex- change streets.
 large number of Houses from $l 800 to $4 900 each nice little Farm of 40 acres in New Jersey for ST., 200; would exchange for property in this city.
 corner Lot cheap; good place to improve.
 nice Place of acres, near horse cars. Place Of acres in East Haven. Dwelling House and Shop in the 2d Ward. Store and Dwelling in the center Farms, Building Lots, Sc. TO LOAN.
 Money to loan first mortgage in to suit ap- plicants. T. G. SLOAN,
 ma20t If Yale Bank Building. For Sale Cheap, SSsb HOUSE No. 92 Dwight street, all the modern EsS improvements. House and Barn in the western -A- part of city. Some fine Lots on State street, Cedar Hill Lots on Chapel street, Grapevine Point, from $35 to $50 per foot.
 To Rent, second door, 23 Auburn street. $7 per month Al Greenwood street, whole House, six rooms, $8 per nonth; ; whole house Water street, near street, with furnace, range gas and hot water set tubs in nice order. large lot between Meadow and State streets to rent for stone yard sorage will be rented cheap Apply to A. M. HOLMES, 69 Church street, room 8. Office hours, 12 to 4, and to evenings. o25
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FOR SALE, m One Horse, sound and gentle. Also har- @a% ness and Phaton-
 sAA-&G ap5 2t 3O1 Chapel Street. BUSINESS FOR SALE, C ness; only small amount of capital required. For particulars inquire Of - ap5 Office State St., cor. Elm, Todds Block. Sewing Machine and Baby Car- riage. running order, used but little and nearly good new, will be sold at half price. Also top baby carriage. E ge. May be seen at ,sz oporN arpppr To the Sheriff of the City of New GREETING {:
 VOU are hereby required to warn the Bosrd Of M Aldermen of said city to meet at the Chamber of the Board in said city on MONDAY, the 9th day of Given nsSG Under ha1d this ad day of Apr 1so
 HOBART B. BIGELOW, Mayor. The foregoing is true copy of the original warrant. ap5 It oity Sheriff. Dissolution of COpartnership. Ay OTIOE is hereby given that the fun heretofore lS existing under the and style of LUTZ & ADLER is this day dissolved by mutual consent, Peter J. Lutz retiring from the business. Lewis L. Adler all liabilities of the copartnershp and is empowered to collect all moneys due the same. Dated at New Haven, this Sd day of April, 1880.
 PETER J. LUTZ,
 LEWIS L. ADLER.
 To Lhe Public.
 In retiring iron the eOpartnsrsaip Of Iptz Adler support until the present time, and respectfully be- speak continuance of their patronage to my suc- ness at the old stand, 2So Chapel Street.
 sp5 2t PETER J. LUTZ.
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For Bale OF Rent.

xka& First-cIass House with modem Improvements; eAfb 12 rooms, all in fine order; price and terms EzsAA easy; only few minutes walk from postoflce possession the first Of April; be seen at any time.
 49 Church Street, Room Hoadley Building.
 ap1 4t+ L. F. COMSTOCK.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-05

GSsA THE spacious room (5Ox1s) on third floor of Ess3 Central Building, 75 Orange street, just EIsA finished. Well lighted all conveniences, well adapted for society club Also fine, pleasant of- flee on second story. Applyto -
 f, 5, BARTHOLOMEW, obQO Tn, 75 OranUe Street
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FOR, RENT
TO RENT.

sszs& BRICK BUILDING, with engine in good or. E8fh der, with without barn possession any time 1z&A ANDREW MARTIN,
 f23 If 19 Pearl Street.
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I'D RENT.

LO INEN1s
 $ksAsA HOUSE containing 13 rooms, and Barn Hsis with stalls, five minutes walk from City Mar ElA ket. One Store No. 551 State street, in Hener's Block also dry Basement for light manufacturing in same Block. Three in Gill street, No. 20 Ap ply to JACOB HELLER, Room l, Ina24 Yale NationEl Bank Bnilding.
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F9AR, RENT.

ssss FINE FRONT OFFICES in the Insurance
 I Building, suitable for lawyers other business, kzAa st reasonable rates. Also rooms suitable for Clubs, Lodges or Associations. Apply at
 Mo- 6 Insurance RUxaGfngs foS 2nn
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F(IR RENT.

szAsss THE modern house No. 28 Trumbull street. SIX Price $400. Apply to
 A WALTER OSBORN, mh30 If 12 Whites Building.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-05
Disputed Right of Way.

Saturday about 10 o'clock A. N. one
Of the untamed thoroughbred mus
tangs belonging TO the Street X. X. Co,
astonsshed the people in the vicinity Of
the Pewiky Freight Depot by rushing
past at lightning speed, fully arrayed
Tor battle-we mean for work between
the pondrous rails that adorn our
beautifully paved avenues-even to
the bell on his collar, and striking out
for the trestle work north OF the depot,
started for Steubenville. But unfortu-
nately, freight engine with cars at
tached, was beaded for the depot and
would not permit the untamed steed TO
obstruct it's right of way, and when the
mustang fully took in the situation, he
let his legs drop through between
the crossties aud prepared to
do or die. The kind hearted
engineer took pity on the dumb
brute and called halt, when the popu-
lace responded to the mute entreaties OF
the quadruped, and securing his I'M
tanned limbs quickly rolled him off the
track, and sent him unwillingly back TO
his work and fodder, sorrier il not sad
der animal
The facts relative to the early history
OF the case appear, as delineated by the
LOTUS man OF the road to be. that the
road was obstructed at some point over
the creek, and the driver wisely I'M
hitehed his fiery steed, propelled the car
by hand over the above mentioned
place-when To- his help-meet had gone
where the Pewiky hopes to get up Wa
ter street, across the B. & o. bridge,
with the result as above briefly stated.
Later in the day, with bloody mouth
and legs berefl OF hair, he was hauling
passengers at six cents a head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-05
GRAND EXCURSION
To Denver and All Points In Col
oradO, Kansas ana Nebraska

The Baltimore and Ohio railroad Wl.
Give grand excursion to Denver az
ali points in Colorado, Kansas, and v
braska on Tuesday, April 9Th, At o.,
lowest possible rates. On the above ia,,
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad will ua
a through train, consisting ol PuIIaa.
Sleeping Cars and magnificent cuarh,,
leaving rs follows: Leave Washing.
PA. nj $50 A. NJ, Wheeling ut Sos A., u
and Bellaire at $50 A. W, arrlNiUs d
Chicago ut $3.50 A. NJ, connecting tir
with all roads to the West, NorthWr,,
and Southwest. Passengers hoii.I.
through tickets are transferred 10 aIla
different depots, free OF charge.
Notice-Secure your tickets from u
undersigned ticket agents, who Wi. o.
deceive YOU. Have nothing to do MI
Middlemen, Scalpers, and sellsli,
land agents: w. g. King, Washing O.
T. II. b. Haase, Wheeling; X. !. D.
ries, Bellaire. Round trip tickcis @
Kansas and Nebraska good Ior ilE
DAYS from date. Parties awaiting thg
selves of this excursion will rccru
every attention from our agent, vi
will accompany them 80 as to make %,
trip pleasant and comfortable.
Remember, tirst-class coaches, Do p.
dious delay, quick time and the ,c-
lowest rates. You can secure your ut'
cts and have your baggage chccI'
through by applying TO your near',
agent OF the Il. K U. road or 10 Ihos
Barry, w. ?. A., Columbus, O., Il
Devries, General Agent, Whcrllns
T. Lane, Emigrant Agent, Whcellns
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Incorporation.

A certificate oi incorporation was is
sued Saturday by Secretary OF State
Brady tn q company styling itself the
Combination Manufacturing Company,
OF Huntington, for the purpose OF man.
uiacturing wood, brass, iron and other
metals. The principal office is in Hunt
ington, and the certificate expires De.
cember Slst, 1899. A capital stock Of
81 600 has been subscribed, OF which
500 has been paid in, the privilege Is
Also extended Of increasing tha said
stock to $4,000 by the sale Of
additional shares from time to time,
The shares are held at SO each, and the
following eorporstors, all OF Huntington,
hold eight shares each; Daniel C,
Slone, Morris G. Hungcriord, James G,
Harpe, Miles 7. Mathews and James B,
Stone.
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Col. H. K. Lists property was u,ter.r

Col. H. K. Lists property was utles.r
demolished.
Portion OF the roof Of John Gardner,
store, on Market square, Fifth war,
was torn of. Loss small.
The large panes Of glass in the ~,
aide OF Walters Hall, situated at ii.
corner OF Chapline and Twenty. fir;
streets, were badly broken by the ar
hail stones that fell in that locality.
In the Fourth ward, the only dansD.
done that We could learn Of, was H.
Knocking off Of part Of the iron colnjo
of the Fourth ward school, leaving i, on
the roof In q very dangerous position
n should be attended to at once as Ar
accident may occur.
The gable end OF one OF Ed. Larkip.
houses. situated Oh Thirty fourth strp-,
was blown in and the shingles rippt /
up pretty bad.
The flag staff on the tower Of the VI,
liant engine house was blown down.
The iron awning frame IN front OR
Luke's livery was twisted out Of plA,.
and two lights OF glass broken.
Two board piles in Holidays lami+
ward. in the rear Of the Capitol, su.
distributed rather generally.
! On McColloch street, several shed,
and fences were blown down, but H.
most serious accident in this lora,,
was the blowing of OF the ZOO! OF kir.
ner's ice house, situated near the en-.
bridge, this was blown partly oil AMI
large section landing on the Elm Gro,r
delayed travel ON that road Tor sor,
A large number Of small SHEDS All
iences were knocked down by the ioi,,
of the wind in North Wheeling,
A well grown hailstone struck the b.
Illuminating disc Of the Capitol cio,t
nearly destroying the figure /.
There were numerous other accieu,,
small individually, but large IN the g..
gregate.
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PERSONAL POINTS.
Pertinent Sayings and Doing

Pertinent sayings anu Doi"s
Miss Lou Cummins has lately return
ed from trip to Pittsburgh. :.
Rev. Swope was confined TO his room
Yesterday and was unable to preach al
either service.
Hon. II. E. o. Hogan, Of Sandusky,, a
member OF the Ohio Legislature, Is IN
the city and has rooms at the New NC
Lure.
Hon. Robert II. Browse, OF Grippe Is,
land, arrived in the city yesterday ana
is stopping at the Mcclure:
Prof. W. Colegrove, OF Pennington,
and connected with college there, Is
registered at the New Mcclure.
Miss Jessie Baggs, OF Chapline street
who has been visiting friends IN fitts
burph, returned home last Saturday.
Ali. p. Sheriff, for some time connec'
ted with the p, C. < St. l.. depot oil thus
city, leaves to-day for his home III
Cadiz.
Judge Moore left for his home last Sat
urday on the st. Lawrence. The JUG,
wants q little rest, but he will be Dacs
again next Friday.
Campbell Sweeney, who went soutt
with the new Corona, returned last SAT
urday. Mr.. S. has, during the time h'
has been gone, been on Southern waters
nearly all the time.
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THE COURTS.

SUPREME COURT - JUDGES GREEN, HAY
MoNp, MOORE AND JOHNSON.
Court met at "a. n. saturday, anu
transacted the following business:
Elliott VS.. Thorn, from Harrison coun'
ty. Petition for appeal and supersedeas
refused.
REYNOLDS W.. Hurst, from Harrison
county. Writ of error allowed. Bond,
$3.50.
Romantic Johnson VS.. City OF Parkers'
burg, from Wood county. Opinion by
Johnson: Judgment of Circuit Court
affirmed. Judge Raymond dissenting,
Remick ct al VS.. Ludington ct al,
Patton appellanD from Greenbrier
county. Opinion by Green: decree re-
manded, Judge Moore dissenting.
Adjourned TO Saturday next at9 A. NJ
COUNTY CouRT-JuDGE BOYD.
Court met at 9 Am.
No business OF any importance wal
transacted.
Adjourned until to-day at9A An
MUNICIPAL CoURT-JuDGE CRANMER.
Court met ut l0A.M.
Nothing of importance transacted.
Adjourned until to-day at 10 AN.
EMsHElMKR's, Is Eleventh street.
EMsHEIMER's, Is Eleventh street.
EusurrNERs, Is Eleventh street.
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EMsHEIMER's, Is Eleventh street.
ENsHEINERs, Is Eleventh street.
EMsHEIMER's, Is Eleventh street.
To NY Customers.

Having removed from TIA Main
street to my new store, No - Eleventh
street, which has been especially fitted
up for the purposes Of ny business
and filled with large and com.
plete stock OF Dry Goods, I am now pre-.
pared to meet you and can guarantee
you better bargains than ever before
which am enabled to do in conse.
quene OF the great reduction OF the ex.
pense drumming my establishment. A
general invitation is extended TO all
Don't mistake the place, No Is Eleventh
street told Unionl, near Second Ward
Market. JoHM EMsHgIxKR.
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Boat House burned.

Shortly before midnight on Saturday,
an alarm of fire was sent in iron box "
nj Louis Soldiers saloon. lower market
square, and the sky was illuminated by
bIazes which came from the Woodruff
bout club house, at the loot of Twenty
second street. Before the engines could
arrive. the frame structure was almost
entirely consumed. II contained no
boats, but the furniture and fixtures,
with the building, were entirely con-
sumed. The house was built about
three months ago at a cost OF $50, and
the furniture and apparatus in the boat
house, which were all destroyed, will
swell the damage Ia about $40. There
had been no fire in the stove during the
night, and the burning must have been
the work OF an incendiary,
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The Sweeney Verdict.

1t is now currently reported that the
Sweeney Investigating Committee will
whitewash the accused. This has been
given out by several persons claiming to
be in the confidence Of the committee,
and seems to be very generally accred-
tied. The story is that the committee
will report that although Sweeney has
done many things which were without
sanction OF ordinance, yet he had prece-
dence Tor his conduct; ana while he has
in many cases acted improperly, yet the
committee does not think his otfenses
sufficient cause to recommend his re.
moyal.
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COLONIsTs, ATTENTION!
Grand Excursion to Colorado,
Kansas and Nebraska, ON Tues.
day, April @, 1880, via Pan
Handle ROute.

The managers ofthe old reliable pam
Handle Route" have inaugurated a
grand excursion 10 Denver and points
in Colorado, Kansas and Nebraska, for
Tuesday, April 9, 1880, at lowest posi-
BILE rates. Everybody who contem plates
moving West, should avail themselves
Of this opportunity. Make your ar
rangements to 90 at this time. Train
will leave p, W. & NY. depot, Wheel
ing. w. Va, at 1858 An.
Through tickets will be sold and bag
gage checked through to destination.
For full particulars, tickets, baggage,
checks and information, apply to NJ.
Belleyille, AGENT p, w. & Ky. depot,
Wheeling, W. Va.
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Ready for Business.

Will open this Monday morning, at
my new place OF business, at No. Is
Eleventh street, formerly Unionl be-
tween Main and Market, the following:
% dozen Towels, warranted all linen,
size lSx32, ut 81 80 dozen.
100 dozen Huck Towels, at SOC dozen.
25 dozen Satin Damask Towels, at
$50 per dozen.
100 dozen Hose, in stripes and fancy,
pairs Tor 25c.
100 pieces good heavy bingham at 81,
at John Emsheimer's, No. Is Eleventh
(old Union) street, between Main and
Market
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Assistant Lookup Keeper.

Some time last TALL an order passed
both branches of Council instructing
the Committee on Ordinances To frame
an ordinance creating the office OF as
sistant lookup keeper. 1t is little too
much to expect man To stay Us closely
about as the faithful General Wallace
does, eating. sleeping and entirely living
in one place. But what does the com
mittee intend doing about it? Has the
order been quietly pigeOn'holedP
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OmcArn ElectAd.

The Maennerchor.H Harmon Singing
Society met at Franzheim's Hall, yes
terlay afternoon and planned its sum
mer campaign OF amusemenrs, The
following officers were elected: Louis
Stiiel. president; +. Reister, vice presi-
Dent; Louis Salterbach, recording secre-
tary. Mr.. Appenzellar, financial secre'
tary; Prois. Hermann and Schentie,
musical director and assistant; A. Greve,
music committee; l.. Dechert, librarian T;
Messrs. Ochsenbein and Stoeizer, stand
ard bearers.
The Turner's intended electing officers
Yesterday, but postponed it until to-day.
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wErBoUSD TKAGSA

No To- on Saturday night, has no VohucS'loh
tOr Chlcag or SandusEy
Pullman Palace, DuAwiUg Room anu otcepIhS
Cars ON all night trains -.
f'losg connections are maize tDg all points
south and southwest North aud Northwest
making thisa desirable route for colOniss anu
persons moving tD the great West. ana Io WHOM
PARTICULAR attention l. gwen.
No 81 stops az all stations between Wheeling
and Grafton. Moons,
WIIEEIING, PiTTSBU RGH AND BALTIMORE
DIVISION.
Leave Wheeling. ......-..........o:iO A. u. Live
Triadclphia Accommodation.
Is.ve Whr.Iiftl .......-.- q. .aO A. n. an 4. NJ
Tickets Ia an principal paints uu sale al depot
Oflce open at an hour, during the hay,
Information o. the travelling public checriuiy
yiven " ~ CLEMENrS, M. % T.
X T. DEVERlE-S. General Agent, wheeling.
nDNlN
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Transfers

The following transfers OF property
were admitted to record by Clerk Hook
yesterday:
A deed made Feb. 18th, by DIR. HALEY
Mccoy and wife to Simon Bopp, Jr., in
consideration OF Si9l, Of piece Of land
situated in Richie district, Ohio county,
being a portion of the Greenlee farm.
A deed made the LIST day of April, by
Frederick Becker and wife to Chas
Riepkcy, in consideration oi 500, OF the
south hall Of lot No, u, on the east side
oi Coal street