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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-23
A COLORED SCANDAL.
Archie strauder in the Role of
a IOthaTiO.

There was an explosion IN COlOred So
ciety the other day that threatens 70
warn the social fabric from center TO
circumference. 4 young cOlOred man
has suddenly come ont in the guisc oil a
Lotharin. and by his conduct has car
rirI diSmav into the bosom OF his own
and another family.
Archie StrauiCr is the name ct the
Young man, aud ne Is brother oil lay
Tor Strauder, now confined IN the cOun-
~ au. For some time past he has been
rmpInvud IS a washer IN the livery sta
ble OF C.. r.. Wagner. He was iascina-
tins youth, and many are the stories
which might be told OF hls exploits
among the duskv bellies OF the city.
Some time ago he settled his tickle aifec-
tons upon his destined partner and Is
now a happy father
OF late lac has grown dlscontented
with his fate. ami thinks a washers lot
IS not happy one. lie made the ac-
uuaintauce OF a Miss Lucy Mason, whose
fathers profession is arising One-he car
ries nod. Lucy WAS quite Young, onty
l5years having flown over her head, and
she needed the voice OF the Charmer,
though he charmed not very wisely.
Archie proposed flight and Lucy accept
rI. Columbus was selected As a suitable
refuge, and there they accordingly went.
Archie went first and Lucy followed
quickly alter. and now an iratc father
and a deserted wife are on the warpUth.
The wife went to the city building, but
could find there no balm in Gliead. She
then poured her troubles into the sym
pathetic ear Of Squire Phillips, and he
has promised her such consolation as the
law afforded.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-23
A FlZZLE.
The Attempted Meeting Of COun'
ell Last Night.


At eight o'clock, last evening, there
were but three members OF Council in
the Chamber OF the Second Branch
Messrs. Ali. Caldwell, Ralph Ankle and
Will Halter. Then was a conspiracy
i,atched; then did Messrs. Caldwell and
Arkle conspire together to embarrass
Haller, which was done as follows:
CALDWELL move Mr.. haller take the
chair.
Arkle-I second the motion.
Caldwell-Those in favor say aye; car
ried unanimousiy-Mr. Halter please
take the chair.
Mr.. Halter took the chair, proud
blush suh'using his face. lie delivered
a brief speech, thanking the convention
for the honor and touching upon the
importance Of the work to be transacted.
The temporary organization being
completed, the chair bethought Itself
that three was a small number 10 trans
act anv business. Accordingly
The Chair-Mr. Sergeant please report
at the desk.
Enter Sergeant MCCully.
The Chair-Bring in the absentees,
dead or alive.
Exit McCully, muttering in the hall:
Pm blowed if ! believe this is legal.
The chair produced copy OF Cush-
ing's manual and turned to the chapter
on "Call of the House.
Mr.. CALDWELL suggest the chair re-
tain its seat and receive the absentees,
while Mr.. Arkle and nj ysell look out for
recruits.
The Chair-Very well. The gentle
man from Jonathan's ravine has spoken
well.
Exuent MessrS. Caldwell and Ankle to
smoke on the front steps, while the
Chair, gavel IN hand, anXiOuSly watched
the hallway.
Presently McCuly brought in Mr..
MYERS, under arrest. He was brought
70 the b2r of the House and took rep
rimand and retired to the smoking room.
By $50 o'clock Mr.. Halter mad hall
roasted under the glare of the desk
lights. and addressing the empty chairs,
rendered his resignation. 1t Was ac-
cepted and he joined the gang with an
imported cigar.
Presently several CounCilmen, headed
bv DR.. Logan, came in and occupied the
chamber. The doctor took the chair,
when it was mildly suggested that Mr..
Halter was chairman. The doctor +
iered to vacate, but Mr.. Halter firmly
but modestly declined.
The roll was called and but twelve
members members answered TO their
names. These apostles kept their places
while the police skirmished ior another
Finally Mr.. McNash appeared, but by
this time Handlan had gone and still
there was no quorum.
Mr.. GoOdielow moved to adjourn UNI
iii tonight. Mr.. HCrkheimcr seconded
it, with the amendment that the rules
be enforced and the absentces fined.
At tie suggestion OF DR.. Logan the
time was changed until Friday night
and thrmotion as amended was adopted.
The meeting was called Tor the pur-
pose OF raising money to meet certain
bonds which tall due on July !. 1t Is
important that the necessary funds be
raised, and full meeting should be
held on Friday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-23
NUTSHELL NOTES
TsRRlBLY warm isU'tit?

IEERIBLY warm, isN tlt.
TINS Riverside nail laill is running
/ again.
TsE entire City Building IS being pa
pered and fixed up inside.
County Court adjourned over again
Yesterday until this morning without
/ doing any business.
A CERTAIN defeated candidate says
/ that he is afraid to show himself IN the
centre Of the town for fear oil being
killed.
ALTHOUGH the wharf resembled a
bake oven Yesterday, yet the business
was very lively and the roustabouts hau
all they could attend to.
Tgg gentlemen at the Capitol have
had : bulletin board made and placed
near the Auditors office, on which IS
displayed the news from Cincinnati.
THE forge department OF the River
side mill will start up to-day. The new
fiteen,ton fly wheel has been placed IN
position and several other repairs made.
UrGu HARRISON, host.er OF the United
engine, Yesterday huTicd his Youngest
SON. Tie little fellow died Monday
evening. Mr.. Harrison has the SYM
pathy Of all his friends.
YESTERDAY morning an sSrd lady Tell
on the sidewalk. IN front OF Martin
restaurant, and cut her forehead. she
was removed by her friends before her
name could be- learned.
The last excursion and picnic OF TX
cel-ior Lgdgr, No. 40, /. y. .. +, being
such complete success, they have
concluded at the request OF several
persons who attended, 10 give another
one on July 3, at Cresap'S Grove.
Nix. LEWIS SrAAB celebrated the
twenty-fith anniversary OF his birthday,
last night, on which occasion the Miller
Glee Club rendered him 4 delightful SER
enadp. They were invited IN anu
placed before a splendid repast to which
they did ample justice.
THOSE who heard the speech OF Auc-
tio1eer Halter, while seated in the
presidents chair oil the Second Branch
last night, ordering the Sergeant to bring
in a quorum either dead or alive, say
il was only equal 20 the celebrated
speech Of "cear the gallery Gibson.
IL was simply thrilling.
YESTERDAY noon some one entered
the tin store Of j. c. Spencer, on jacob
street, while that gentleman was at
dinner and stole several pocket knives
besides irving 10 pry open the money
drawer. The thieves got in at 4 back
window. Mr.. Spencer has no idea as
10 who the thieves were.
Ar a stated communication OF Bates
Lodge. No. 3. A. +. * \. VI, held last
evening in Masonic Temple, the follow
ing officers were installed for the ensu-
inc wear: j. V. l.. Rodgers, ". NJ ".
: Rhodes, :. W; W. II. tirabe, }. w;
j. VI. Ray. Secretary; II. W. List, Treas
urer. Fred IIuSeman, :. D.; j. +. Mer-
riman. j.. DIT. W. Bliss, Tyler.
TuE extcu,.ye preparations that are
being made Tor tlrp.Cuic OF the Wesley
NJ. r. SUNDAY Sruup, on jur 81 uI July
Indicate that IL will bee one oi the best
affairs of the kind that has ever gone
out of Wheeling The grounds select
ed are at Barton, about ten miles out the
TuScarawas Valley road, and that road
Is now prepared to transport all who
NAV wish 10 20.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-23
THE COMMITTEES.
Tammany's Claims Considered-Ex-G
Stevenson, of Kentucky. Tor Permanent
President Otherwise, the Temporary
ORGANIZATION to be Retained.

Tammany's Claims Considered Ex-Gov.
Stevenson, of Kentucky. Tor Permanent
President Otherwise, the Temporary
Organization to be Retained.
CINCINNArI June - The Committee
on Credentials met Immediately after
adjournment, and urganized by the cleo
ton of j. w. +. Young, OF Georgia,
chairman. and :. \. Father, OF Oregon,
secretary. John Kelly and his men met
with the committee, bat were requested
10 withdraw. \ delegate from Arkansas
objected 20 Smith Weed, OF New York,
stiiug as a member Of the committee,
inaSmuch as his own seat WAS contested
The chairman ruled the objection out OF
order, us there was no notice ol the con-
test before tn" committee. \ long time
was spent in liking the length OF time for
argument. They finally resolved TO
give each side an hour and hall to
present a case.
At l2:lj the Committee on Crcdcn-
tials, hv vote Of - 10 t, Arkansas,
Colorado, New jersey and Delaware
voting noe, voted in favor OF allowing
the sitting delegates rom New York 10
retain their seals.
The Committee on Permanent Organlza-
ton
hrl q meeting this afternoon and de-
ciicd CD lcpJrt i'm favor OF Ex-Governor
Stevenson, ui KENTUCKY, for permanent
chairman ri tine Convention, and to rec
ummpui the reelection al the temporary
organization Su lar as the remaining OIL.
GERS are cOHcerGrd. Further action Of
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-23
MISCELLANEOUS
News Nuggets { icaned from Our Press
Report The Two-Thirds Rule TO be
Retained.


News Nuggets Cleaned from Our Press
Report THE T"o-Ihrds hule 10 De
Retained
The STATE DELEGATIONS were informally
requested to-day t. return at the same
time they announced their members Tor
Vice President ana secretaries ol the
Convention, the wishes oil thot leSp"C-
tive delegations Ie@traln me i"p.i,"fi-
rule. me result '' ms lh!"''h', '\
pres, NO., r...''H So. ,H" 80 ,w
sta ,...g. a'H,'. d.. Htn.H d "'n'"
tn. ~....'tUN Nr1H''.-. ',y.'.'.'d IN ir
vor "' ".'tF.'' .''i.'.
70 'o'.-'.o' Ito Aad Ol2""eo.
Cim"'. "n Dclar distributed to-
nigh' tn ,.. l..'r' &, u' Liirh, setting
tOrth '.nt !dHmanN iit'l threatens u"
assae 10 'l' '''"'i'' 81 yea ana 'H'''.,|
on tie Democrat, r.'.' ID s''i'l hH IFS
victorious i.@.'r ''.l H'IN ia'n'"ilY
dict@.H, ia" circular quotes rom G"-
itorla., .' '.- N," 90. '",. ana from
Ildgh ,.'.'I D." "'''l a.l'!''i' ARE
made 600 .- ~'iyi''- 10 "''"''"- "P '"'
cana. i.i e.. &C.. .,c.........,. -,. o.. dam,
senator A'''''s' q, -"
,..,.....,..
CiNCiNNATI,June man .'IIiniah interview III, 'l'
tonight senator IIalIlS Sd.u: lneie ar, ar
some who express the opinion l'iaI lhG
Payne movement Is only TO test me rr3I
sentiment oil the convention as rGga arc
TiIden's letter OF withdrawal ana a. t;lal
at the proper time the name oil iliIeh
will be presented. There Is lteIlhE
that this must prove snccesSiul an" tha'
it Is the strategy, OF able generals
br"'o E'n H. op 6 Mt do,o,,,on
me hlTe''hs y. ~ D,,'D c'f fa7,;j,J
tonight has resulted II T( very uT,'T hai
ac,.pH' anu o". H. an. -; :, snoamJ
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-23
JOE BLACKBURN
Saws il VIII be Potter and McDonsid-ln'
diana the Battle-Ground-Gen Garfield
Ehirken- Hearted

Says it VIII be Potter and McDonsid In
diana the Battle-Ground-Gen Garhelu
Chicken HI arted.
CINCINNATI, June 22.-Joe Blackburn,
of Kentucky, came in last evening from
Washington. Asking his preference he
said:
Anybody but Tilden.'
Can YOU be more explicit
"Well. have no hesitancy in declar-
ING that Morrison, OF Illinois, is my first
choice. and am going to do everything
| can to secure his nomination.
"Can he carry New York;
"Any man we nominate can carry
New York excepting Tilden, and Nor
.risJn would carry Indiana like a whirl-
wind. Field? Oh, he would be strong
every where and in every sense.
about Jewett"'
"Well. ii he can come from New York
ne is all right. and we might succeed in
gaining the great corporation support.
The o.. is no use OF talking about our
getting the soldier vote OF this country.
We tried To break into it here in Ohio
by putting the highest ranking soldier,
Tom Ewing, at the head OF the ticket.
and Rec
Stumped all over the State on n Wooden
Leg,
but IL wouldn't work The great mon
eyed interests and corporations are nat.
urallv against us, and ii by nominating
,Jcwrtt we could make break into them
Jawett would be just the thing Tor Us,
and his barrel would be just as big as
Tadcn's There is damned sight OF
blow about Tilden's barrel, but it isn't
what it is cracked up TO be. Why, IN
fl. years. commencing in 1874, the pc
nuriuus old cuss only spent $4,000.
Yes. sir, Abe Hewitt told me that when
Iildcn paid over the last s6 600, which
he wouldn't do till he was threatened
with suit Tor it, it made the whole
thing cost him just Sl62,OUO
GLOW about his letter?
Finely written, but the bid Is too
open, and won't work y
"You haven't mentioned Thurman
name"
I'VE can't afford to make Ohio the
iishting ground Indiana will be the
place. and Mcdonald is sure Of place
on the ticket. Ii Tilden was in dead
earnest in his letter il more than ever
kills Hendricks, because 1t would not do
10 insult the head OF the old ticket by
putting the tail on the new ticket
"Wcll, now to sum up
"Thc ticket will be
Garrison N. Potter and Senator Nc
Donald.
or the reverse. The ticket will be To-
Gated in New York and Indiana, but il
is hard to say which will be at the
head
"How about Gariield?'
"iIe is the brayrst man IA the Re-
publican party. Al! great men have
glaring faults. The greatest II his j.
that if you catch him 10y the throat ant
punch him in the ribs he will let down
like cali. The Democratic parry nrcda
only to be aggressive to get away with
HIM.
"IIow about Tllden's heir
Gle won't get much OF legacy.
Neither Mr. Payne or sum Randall gains
anything by being mentioned in that
connection sam. Randall is not in the
fight, nor never will be, nor never can
be-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-23
Advertisements,
- ILL.,.

The Supreme Court OF the state Of
Louisiana, sitting in banc at New Or.
leans on the 3lst Of May, in decision
maintaining to the utmost the vested
rights Of the Louisiana State Lottery
Company, thus briefly but iorcbly al
ludes to the institution assaIled: The
Louisiana State Lottery cannot repu-
date its charter nor eXoneratc itself
from the payment OF license, the
amount OF which goes TO a charitable in
stitution lthe iar-iamed Charity Hos
pital an New Orleans essentially necrs'
sarv lur the relief OF suffering humanity,
and without adequate means OF se!i-suS'
tenance. II was, no doubt, wise in the
State to regulate reprehensible, but,
perhaps, irrepressble inclinatlons for
that sort of speculation, so as to draw
from those who follow them, rs IT were,
hoa,g troa poison, for the bettcrment OF
the destitute classes OF society This
is proper expression OF the highest
character from the highest authority at
home OF the character OF the business OF
The Louisiana State Lottery Company,
and any one interested can learn all par
tculars by applying to VI. A. Dauphln,
New Orleans, La, or same person nj
No. 80 Broadway, New York CITY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-23

phy, ,; reading, writing, !; arithme
tic, Il; geography, p; grammar st;
history, II; physical geography, -;
PHILOSOPHY, II Algebra, Il philosophy,
,. chemistry, l; astronomy, ?; |. ).
Constitution, Il; science OF govern
ment, u; geometry, 81; rhetoric. p;
botany, !.
Eta VI. Roberts-Deportment, pune
tuality, spelling, photography, reading
and writing, each; arithmetic, -; ge-
noraphy, /; grammar, Il history, /;
physical geography, l; physiology, l ; al
zebra. II; philosophy, L; chemistry, l;
astronomy, Ii; United States Constitu-
ton. II; science OF government, Ii; ge-
ometry. rhetoric and botany, ! each.
Carrie NJ. Reed Department and
punctuality, /; spelling, It; photography,
reading and writing, | arithmetic, u;
geography, ! grammar, II; history, Il;
phvsical geography, physiology and al
zebra, | each; philosophy, Il; chemis-
trv, /; astronomy, IL; United States
Constitution, 4 science OF government,
II; geometry, rhetoric and botany, l
each.
David Rahr-DepOrtment and pune
tualtv, !; spelling, 81; photography, II;
reading, /; writing, Il; arithmetic. u;
geography, ! grammar, Il; history, :;
physical geography, /; physiology, /;
algebra, Il, philosophy, ID; chemistry,
| /; astronomy, -; United States Consti-
tuition, ! /; science OF government, II;
geometry, | rhetoric, l.! botany, i.
Virginia SimpsOn-Deportment, pune
tual,v. spelling, photography, reading,
writing. arithmetic, geography, gram
mar, history, physical geography and
physiology, each; algebra, l J; philOsO-
phv, u; chemistry, |; astronomy, /;
/. 5. Constitution, II; science OF gov
eminent, II; geometry, rhetoric and
botany, each.
Kate VI. Stein-DepOrtment and pune
tuaity, !; spelling, II; photography, II;
reading. II; writing, l; arithmetic, ,;
geography. ,; grammar, p; history, II;
physical geography, Il; physiology, /;
algebra, p; philosophy, p; chemistry,
|; astronomy, Il; I. :. Constitution,
2; science ol government. =; geometry,
,; rhetoric, u; botany, ,.
Virginia l.. Workman-Deportment
and punctuality, !; spelling, ! Z; orthog-
raphv, ID; reading, |; writing, |; arith
mctic, l.; geography, /; grammar, y;
writing, /; physical geography, | ; phys
iology, |; algebra, Il; philosophy, >:
chemistry, | =; astronomy, Il; |. ;. Con-
stitutiOn, II; science OF government, II;
geometry, L.; rhetoric, II; botany, l.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-23
THE FIRST GUN.
[COatinued from First PGgc]

wan-[cries of sit down. Put him out
and Order, order. ]"
The Chair-"NOrth Carolina will be
called next Applause.
When West Virginia was called the
Chairman Of the delegation announced
B. +. Harlan as her representative on
the Committee on Organization, W. I.
Wilson on that on Credentials and j.
II. Good on that on Resolutions.
Committee Accommodations
The Chair-Gentiemen OF the Couven.
ton, have been requested 10 announce
that the committee rooms are prepared
in the rear OF this hall for the meeting OF
the three committees just selected, and
they are requested to meet for the pur-
pose Of organization and such other bus
mess as they may choose to transact
Immediately after the adjournment OF
this Convention.
Mr.. Weed, Of New York. moved that
when the Convention adjourn il be till
ten o'clock tomorrow.
Mr.. Martin, of Delaware, tried to
make it o'clock this evening, but sub
sequently withdrew his motion, and Mr..
Weed S resolution was adopted as orlgl-
nalIy offered.
a Word for the Press.
Mr.. Hill, OF Ohio, offered resolution
recognizing the great service OF the
Democratic press to the party, and de-
claring that application OF members Of
the press made in person for seats should
be honorcd. 4 motion to refer to the
Committee OH Resolutions was voted
down.
\ Mississippi delegate moved to table
it. Lost.
After some discussion the resolution
was voted on generally and was lost.
Mr.. Wattcrson, OF Kentucky, desired
to have referred the request Of the dele
gates from the Territories for seats III
this Convention ior their favorable con-
sideraiion. This was adopted, but the
clause regarding favorable consideration
was stricken out.
Mr.. David 4. Wells, OF Connecticut,
offered resolution that all resolutions
offered IN the Convention in relation to
the platform be referred 10 the Commit
tee on Resolutions. Adopted.
ON motion, the Convention adjourned
until tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-23
No Race

On Monday morning there appeared
in the columns Of the REGISTER chal-
Ienge from John Ritz, Cf the North End
mat club. 10 James Mills, OF the MOnI-
TOR club for a boat race OF two and
half miles, in working
b,ats. Last night the parties met IN
Schwalb'- saloon to arrange the par
ti,uIars. but none were made. The men
and their friends were IN back room,
and from the amount OF chin music and
noise. the general impression outside
seemed to be that Chicago COnven-
tinn WAS being held. Entering the room
Inc r,om the reporter found Il crowd Of!
b,,tip., men crowded almost To sut1ca-
tion Everybody was getting ready to
Ieav, and each had their story. North
end bows said they would row on the
lower course for a purse oil SlOV per
side. or they would row
ON the upper course lor s0O
"a side. The members OF the Monitor
said they had no floating OOat'houSe
and could not 90 to the upper course
although the North End boys had oner-
ai them the use OF their boat-house,
sill they would have 10 hire some one
to watch the boat. They tried to com
tromisp on this row from Sweeney
sbops II the Pewiky freight depot
North End boys k!ckcd-bad water:
some personal compliments passed and
tine PRAYER meeting broke up. before
this there had been some discussion as
TO date and distance, bat 1t al went ior
naught.
Mills saws that he is now going to
issue a challenge and try and get race
Both men are good looking specimens
of boatmeu, aud no doubt II arace could
be made it would be pretty one.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-23
PlLESi PILES! PILES!
A Sure Cure FOuDda AT Last. No
One Need Suffer.

4 sure cure for the Blind, Bleeding, Itching
and liberated Pile, has been discovered 10y br.
Williams an Indian remedy. called DIR. vii
Iians' Indian Ointment A Naglc box has cured
the worst chronic eases ui twenty-five AMI thirty
YEAR standing No one need Sullcr five minutes
oicrapVlyIng this wonderful soothing medicine
cine. Lotions, instruments and ccctuHriys
go n great deal more harm than good. vii
.ams Ointment GhsOrbS the iumoT, alIny'
the Intense itching particularly at night after
getting warm In bed, acts ~ pouItlcc' give
instant and Iainlc,, relief, and is prepared only
for Piles itching II the private parts and moth
ing else Thousand, 81 cured patients attest IT,
virtue, and physicians OF all schools pronounce
the greatest constitution TO medicine al The age
Il matters not how long or severely you nav,
br,.u suffering, YOU can De- cured. BE sure and
C9ll for Williams Indian Pile Ointment and take
no other. For sale by all druggists. Logan Lis
* Co., Agedts. West * Gilmore, Bridgeport, u.
AGENTS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-23

A Plntflrm PLANK.

WASHINGTON, June 22.-lt is under
stood that a plank in The platform to be
erected at Cincinnati will be made strong
bv alusiOn 10 the recent outrages upon
an American merchant vessel by span
ish war steamers in West India waters.
aud that the Administration, through
Secretary Eyarts, will he criticised for
it, neglect or ,lowncss to act in these and
other cases OF molestation and infringe
mcnt OF the rights OF American :H"r-
chantncn aud indignities imposed upon
American citizens in foreign countries.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-23
A Police Rad

The pnlice came down like wolves
upon the folds OF the fancy women last
night and made three captures. Two
soi!ed doves came down from Pitts
burgh, last night. and before they had
an opportunity to became acquainted
here, were jerked in from Madame
Woods, 1888 Market.
The COPS then scooped down upon
Ella Robinson, ll5 Seventeenth street,
and found only the Madame herself.
She refused to put up the collateral and
preferred going to the cooler She
said her house was broken into and
she was going to fight 1t out.
She would "stand trial and come julie
Chisnell on them. About midnight she
was released, some person becoming her
security. The other two still langnish.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-23
Personal POINTS.
Pertinent Sayings and Doings.

Henry Griescdick, who came here
from II. Louis, and who has been con-
uected with Reymann's Brewery Tor
some time, leaves to-day for Cleveland.
Ell, Norton LETT last evening on the r.
c. 4 II. l.. road for Colorado, where he
will 90 with Col. Tom Norton into the
Silver Cliff Mine. -,
Peter Bruhn, who has been connected
with Behren's, lett last evening, on the
Pewiky, for Germany, where ne. pro-
noses visiting relatives. He sails in the
steamer Wieland.
Mrs. Robert McAdoo, OF hnobnoster,
Mo. formerly OF Marshal county, W.
Va. is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Wolving-
ton. South Side.
". e. Young, Esq, is home after
protraCted Western tour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reilly, OF savannah
ia, are guess at Mt. Belleview Hotel.