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"' hoston long rovoI

%,DM Er usel b7 sam W;cbsrsbam
\ NV na,s s'fee', aaa with it ne has
/ ny SSs"art' Of forty olildrsn's
h l,Sr, ~, . .a.eSt ,. snapper styla. He
|is H' ou',' a ot' isatheF edge with it.
II ,aly on3 iSaHulaent Of tho kind in
| ',ss. sIu Ss@ knows how 10 use
ntsn, % tslt going over the
! pisaa,6 "a6 20 aasy the sensation is
'A' 'aan Otherwise.
tneIatT,1 s,',1' No. 10 Eas: 4th street,
CNsaii,M.. Ti'h him in tho Tailor
IT, IT, S.,3; business, Mr. Frsuk
Oca,'", "1l'am Mccartney, M.
sop1i I1If!I snd his son, any Of
,,ll All, !, % pleased to have their
E@is 'Aa examine their stock Of
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-06-18
IhB Wen6Mer

0sPs''msnt, 0s Oaos Of She Chic!
'~'FF' Washington, juno ls--1
[N.S.sri" [Svr" lof Friday--Fur the Mid
carE. . o'S'e1 warmer, clear or
!, os"o!., 1o! "sath"T light, variable
;slisH4 SItesa4y shifting 70 southeast
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Msrris Taylor stated that the School
Board having had a surplus last year,
this year 1t ha, been determined to ap-
propriass the usual amount less that
surplus.
Mr.. Rodney said that hs signed the
report, ressrving the right OF discus.
sion and explanation. He said that
last January an appropriation was
made for the School Board of $66, 500,
with tho understanding that they
would return to the city their surplus
of ss3 900. The School Board refused
to return it and the appropriation for
school purposes was therefore reduced
by the sum of $4,000. Had 1t been
necessary this year to raise the whole
amount usually necessary for school
purposes, $4,000 more would have
bad to be raised, which would have
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-06-18

'"'' "f iae Thernometer
:, ! "SP'@tcAS \ oHlpe, gu Friday
~ loo'elask, IL o'oloyk
5sH $50
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-03-13
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE
or THE Nails

Clarkshurs-semi-daily except Sundays
leaves Wes'Gn ut 5:j5 a, II. md l;3O ?. A.
arrives nj II A. ", md G:l5P.N.
lsuxtnn Court IlOuse-dallr except Sum
days-arrives Mt lIrsIOn by 5:3n ?; NJ, aud
leaves Weston snnc day At G:30 ?. VI
Glcnvillc-daiIy except Sundays-leaQes
Weston At s 4. II. and arrives nj 5P VI.
Ruckhaunou-.datly Except Sundays-nr-
rivcs ut Weston Ht II A. NJ AM leaves
NJ laM. ,
phillppi-arrivcs Mt Weston Tuesdays md
Fridays 1T Gp. N leaves Weston Ilrdnes-
day and Saturdays nj 4. N.
Mount Picnsant-leavGs Weston Mondays
and thursdays at a. .M.-arrIvcs THeTdaYs
and Fridays by r. N.
West uEi0n-nrrivcs Mondays nj Z.
leaves Weston Tuesdays NJ I y. u.
Saud fork-unre wrcE-ItNvrS Weston
MundpysatC . A. M..-.arrlvrs Tuesdays nj .
P. n.
Ea- Parties having mil 10 20 should
bring Il to the OIiirr half ua hour before the
departure Of tic nlnils
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-03-13
EsUszaysLLE EaoTEz..
Rusllvillc, Lewis Co., W. va.
,yM. L. WHITE, Proprietor

The undersigned desires to inform the
public that he has leased The above Hotel,
and has reiurpisEcl nui rttlled the saIne.
lie oilers the best Of accommodations to The
travelling pabIic. Good stabling and
..l on tho premises. lie has NIL: sp-in
arrangements for travellers and tcamstcrs
lie respectfully invites cali from his old
fliCnds and travellers.
WM, L. WHITE.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-03-13
Local Directory.
COUNTY OFFICERS

Judge Circuit Court. BRANNON.
Clerk ". &. HARRISON.
pres't County Court. PETERSON.
Clerk j. WO0RTER.
Prosecuting At'y-A. EDMISTON
Sheriff J. G VANDERVOTR
Sup't. Free Schools 6. ". CROOK
County Surveyor D. I. PETERSON.
Assessor 1st District JOHN KEE
:" ID " GEO FISHER.
OWGG1o9es
Court House District.
G. W Turner and Z Dargan.
Freeman's Greek District.
Wm. Hall and WV. Wood
Hackers Creel: District.
NJ. McWnorlcr and D. Il. Swishcr.
C0Rins .&tiiemcnt District.
S. .. Smith and ". X. Wilson.
Skin Greek District:
wv. Chidcs,er and " G. MeWhorter
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-03-13
WEST VA. UNlVETRSlY

Nine departments Of study textbooks
furnished at cost; calendar arranged 10 suil
rcaclletsi expenses for one year flom Sl75
to 500 non-Fectarian, liberal, thorough.
Fall Term begins September Cd, 1879.
&H-ror catalogue and other information!
apply to the President, ]. Il. Thompson,
!lorgantown, W. VA.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-03-13

rmo Sample Rooms. Telegraph Of,
Gee, excellent stabliug, Bus to all
r.aius. Ia
May 4, 1878.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-03-13

loWN SGttSN''Sa
M,yor-J, W. Wohindin.
Rcconlcr-C. P. Hale.
.lhlernlen-la Irard-JOhn Shea.
81 Nurd-A c. Hale.
81 IIari-Jamcs Burns.
4th Ndm-.Iospph a. Watson.
Sergoant.-.I. s: Wilkinson.
sGeIR9J8a.
A.F.kA. M.-Stn,cd commune ittt ms
al Weston Ladgc No 10, A. 7. and a. NJ,
will hr held on the First md Third Mon
days of every month.
ChAS. O'IlARA, IS. w.
J.J PETERSON, Sec
JANE LEW.-Satcd communications OF
jackson Lodge No. rs, A. F.nnd y. NJ I,
will he held In their Hall, In Jane Lew, on
the secOndSaturday in each month
ISAAC JACKSON, ". ".
". y. CAREER, Sec .
81. Joseph's G. T. A. r. Society.-StHted
meetings nte held on the first Sabbath in cv-
ery mnnIh. FATHER TRACY, Pres't.
Il. J. SINrsoS, Secretary.
CHURCHES
n. r. Church, Rev. S. L. Jones, Pas
tor. Preaching every Sabbath. Prayer
meeting "Wednesday night. Sunday School
y 4. Iiarnrs, SupcrintCnlcnt-every Sun
inv nt . O'Clock, ?. ".
prrsby tcriAn Church, Rev. George VI.
Fleming, Pastor. Services every alternate
Sunday. Sabbath SchUOl-Wm l.. Dun.
nington, SurerintCnLent-ercry Sunday al
clock, A. VI.
Catholic Church, Eey J. A. Tracy, Pas
tor. Services every frS and third Sundays
u, 7Iand 10 A. NJ, and I =. ". Sabbath
Sch0Ol-Jacob Schmitt, Superintendent
every SUNDAY att o'clock, P. NJ.
sSt, Paul Church Episcopal, Rev. W.
Il. Powers, Rector. Divine services every
ID md 4th Sundays nj II A VI. and p.
II, Sunday School every Sunday tat 1880
| +. M.--D. ", Bailey, acting Snperin-
tendcnt. bible Clnss Wednesday at p NJ.
Dnniisl Church, Rev. John 5. Fisher, Pas
tor. Preaching every second Sabbath in
each month. Prayer meeting every Tues
African u. r Church, Rev. T. II. Cyrls;
Pastor. Services every Sunday ut l0o'c clock
Sunday Srhnol-Grorge 7 Jones, Supcrin-
lendrnt-cvrry Sunday 1T 0 O'Clock.
Colorcd N. Il. Church, Rev. John Hughes,
Pastor. Services every Sunday at II
o clock. Sunday School Charles Lee, 81.
perintrnlrnt-cvery Sunday nt ao'c!OcE,
7. NJ.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-03-13
Cu,lutN Cowvts.

Lewis.-l'irst Monday in February,
April. June, August, October and
Dcccmhcr-lhe June and October
terms for fiscal aud police business
only.
Gilner Second Monday in February
April. June, August, October and
December.
Upshur Second Monday in February
April, June, August, October and
Pecembcr.
Brax,on -Firs, Tuesday in january
March, Mny. July. September nnd
November.
Webster. Fourth Tuesday in FGbrnn'
ry. April, June, August, October
and December.
alhoun. Fourth Monday in Fcbrua
ry, March, June, August, scptem:-
ber md November.
, 1880-07-11
WAETEn-W HELP,

mtSce11aneouA-Contin -
WANTEB-AS ACTIVE. .ExpEnIESGEn % e, m OFFICE r 2a
S9e ,S@
IVANTKD-MAS WITH Ll1TLE slONEY ro
GJ ia p Snsa I - pa,
W7ANTED-A YOUNG MAN ABOCT i TO g
" w e ss MS R"5t
good English educ.tion and be able 70 taks s from
o9ea Sor saay Wnss i"* 10
IN Own stating "a age and Wha :
1Te9 e
I11ANfEn-A BOY III ASSIST IN GROCERY
to work for small wages With board ! V Tribune. !:
TVANTED-cASV.AssER OF ElTIlIlK SEX TO
ss ano . 's'Ee % 1f fce the
s:tgs { ! sz free
en seo. IL
l ia sas @ 3aass. y EsaS
II7ASTED-Tw0 STOUT DELIVERY B07s WHO
aSs q md
l'+ Clark-st-
" WHO thoroughly understands the tnea: business
and who ax been accustomed 70 whiting on first class
' nS ffHfS wss esss seSy eau Monday forenoon
IKTANTED-A coon MAN TRAVELLING. IN
good
VVANTKD-BY ! wlIoLEsAI.l WINE HOUSE:
arS asesy yas Ssnc se'e
W7ANTED-A MAN .FoN GESERAi. Work IN
w private boarding house. Ss::5 Wabash-ay.
WASTED-r1!KEEM MEN TO WORK IL ~ ICE
h2use in the county and two men i11 tse S1
. as st, anRx 4
WANTED-TWo STATE. MASAGKIss, CITY
election mup which gives ai glance the growth and
~ Tro% M9s Niase
, 1880-07-11

4 4 PESNOfEK 4 BLAvEY7S, 80 T0 - = =,
II bash-av-, may be found q fnli and xelss.thA "a
stock OF all desirable carriages ROW In uss-frn.9s
light plcasrre side-hnr to the eekant landau III
extensfau-top caoriolets, etc, etc, nanny h.;
used xnd all in Guod order At prices very ioy r ~
wideiy-known buggies ure the acknowledged -
ard for general excellence, ss2sa.
, 1880-07-11

A TrENT1ON IS INVITED To A FEW E1s-,
"A lent busgies. phaetons, md curriaeaas asacse
which We have made advances. aad Hhfrh -, eTp4
selling without rexnrd TO value. One eIeoenm nmsea
phaeton with side-lamps, well made aud sTIj.a y
n1nde, neurly new greatly under value az a4 q
some 1opbuxxy side bur and well 8aS1 aaS ~
Sll0; one open buggy at half value; ons ei.sa1 sa1
, 1880-06-22

trnu when this fcnlInu wo,, result lii M open
rupture. Thu t'h,cnRo, 81. lA,lla s Now
hts been prppnrinH y bttllA limo from Jack
eou. fenn.. to Nashville IN Gnnjunttlnn with n
nnw line 10 bu nilt t., tho luttrr IN,lnt by tho
Cincinnati Southern, whlrll hns fsls.i ern ffFrr-
!ng Heyerrly from tho rirrt.Mrt,rtr1Its uf tho
1Uusvlltp 4 NASHVILLE. All tho negotiations for
tho building OF thcH IltIes ht,yu lMen etlHpt0ted,
nt,tl work will sun,t tl. commenced. Wt1Gn this
linp IL finished. bntll the EhicnEt,, 81. Louis &
New 0r!ennt nnd tho cinc!nnnti anMti,orn will
havs n limo from Cincinnati to New DrlrAna vim
Nashville much Enhcrfnr. tn TIM iines con:
this roRA Will no longer he nble to
tliasnto ternaa to aiI uthor son,horn
Tilt tt'' Tho Louisville ( Nashville. by b
requiring lnrgu proportion hf Stil0rI. r0!,bs to
cutr l!se Soitl,nrn trnlflu hs tnntso la!l mis-
take il.ltl will lrd It ultimately o lnneInl ruin.
Snlnu. IT MT fs,4t. Ut tic IhrtAl is'ls atU en-
tlrey vnltefcs., llnl Tim 1aI,ftsyn & Nashville
Will noyer no ni,lr tn ilnk1 then, productive. III
oiGr to keGt AiM'v0 wittcr md csirti st'tIB snnrey
OIL heag rnatls IT ts nnw trying tu cOcrcn n cOtn-
potinE lIncs to keep ,r the hghnst fM%sbAc ra'cs
on ftui4lit and rltssutlEcrs. Hut tl,e snug It
strllnk Whcit 1t fried IL c,seree tho Chicaro st.
l.tr,lis & Now Urlc,B shnws TINT 1t vii! mt sIo
nble tt gilrrr mt these designs Tho ChCAgtt,
it. La,,Is & Nnw Orleans, bciiiY nwl,c,t BY tho
iittnuis Central IN fully ai,te. tnanninlfy n,i's
otherwise, to- give tho Louisville & NASHVILLE
,nonopolsts Alt tho fight they want-
, 1880-06-22
TEE RAILROADS.

REFUSES TO lie lsULLD0ZED.
Tho war between tho Chicago, st. Louis Il Now
Orlcns a1sd tho Louisville l. Nashville EnllrpHds
was to haye l'cen innuEnsated yesterday. hut UP
tU Into hour Inst evening M ltlvices were IT,
relscd giyiuK amy lutlnit information on this
nattur. The present trouble bu.wepn the two
llnes nroso frosu tho fAct that Mr.. j. @. Clarke,
Fice-Prest''rnt uf tho Illinois Central and Con.
crnl MAuNxer OF tho Chicayt, Ut. Louis j. New
Orleans. announced thAt he would OIL and utter
this tay sell litHIteA tourist tfcknts frOsi New
Orienns to Ch!c1Wo ind ruturll ut $50 fur tho
rolnl trip, tn 0naii0 tho Southern people to
visit tho Northwestern wnterlng places a,ld
snm1ner rcsorta ut reasonable cost. Tho Ausno Is
huiug dono by ilost of tho roais III tho country.
Hut thu Louisville s. Nashville iAonopoists, who
have lGun scO0rlug III most Of tho Southern!
roaIs fur tho purpose OF controlling the traltliu
FROM that seutlosl. wllntud ITO such concession
nude to thu peupu Ut tue es,utt. They lneaut
willing tu by forced by iao libers,l Ch!ca9t, st.
l.0nl4 d New Urlent.s ltu.d tn nuke re-
sao ssarns s a the sy S?H 10 e s
south during tho SIMMER months. alr. Clnrke
was informed " .ien, thAt u l's nude thu con-
lpnlplAtcA reduction thDy wOllt brtAlk All tho
connections with him, ard lp !9,lxer ALLOW. hts
rpGsi ~ tto i'uslaess over thoir llno from Miun
their Inc. Thyy weru u,,ler tho Impression thnt
mi, iind, anothor outIot 10 those pnInts.
THUR .ll!tatlon. Hut Mr. Clarke is nut the man
~ t,o .rlyen N g ti9 WI! n 'ais ,llaansr, aud hs
TINT & v wond ssps @ t4S re4ce1 tickets, no mat;
tAoy. refused tt. hnll his cars from aIi,an ho
wsn,!s! try ni!a lind annthar connection that
Tor hta rsapl. ar. ClnFko then went to Lncln-
natl and nude arrangement. with tho Uhio i
| mississippi IL carry hs t1isIness frG,n uilt,,
whetu IN r,aa roi'nsst. with tho tihIo +
( AthuE lH13ntR hHrtttfpfA ttlGtIkHl s,Vsr thfk
Louisville s Nashstlo w MIlan. IIy
i New t,rlull,lR !t'tu Will he cslIhle to defy tho
| louisville l. Nnahylllc, and e1u,let0 With II Tor
tho trails ut L,usylllu. Cincinnati. aIltl points
East. As tho Louisville i Naxhyla bus becEl do
tn1 thv bnlk VI iho business frutn thoso paints,
| II will hAyp to suffer the scvercat loss frUM Il
contest wtta the cheaH', y. Louis : Nov or.
much lunger thun Its Antagonist, alld hH. tho
| best show Of cnnK ult or tue cu!itcst tho slc-
| tor. There bus lmcn III AlItaauhstlc feulluK bD.
tween thu chiuaX0, 81. lA'uIs 4 New Orluans and
the Louisville j. Nashville over since tho 'Attrz
tried to cut DE tho former from all its Southern
! evaucctioust and 1t WIS only question oi
, 1880-06-22

THE NETuisNH sNutCATE AiN,uT 4G5,0 900,
Hut ltttlD thnt was 1kuw could bU NNttufl yGa-
tertluy fEuM tho Commissioner Ut tho Census.
Ten districts hvo bGeH G0mplet arl corrpcted,
lcArlnX l10 yut III III unfinished state. Quito u
number Ut tho lRttpr, h0wuvur, 1tro In but nat
corrected. AZ sa0ll III aa cnulner1ltor hus xutl0
through his Afstrlct, ho poAts 0ttces ut four
spEouu,s ptacoa thoreIu requesting everybody 10
go tn tho County Clcsks ollice and nuke cor
rcutions, II errors nre found. Tho lists
cnun!oratof hmsolf y ,Sh hanI two
As tho natnex nro arranged alphabetically, 1t ia no
tssnbiu to H1u thulu. 50 ptHple should not heyl-
tAte u calt uIlt1 sau II thuy 4ro rCpurtel accu.
rAtely, sincg they Will bo obtained only Il fow
i. H.. Mr.. Wright uxpoc.s that III tho ground ln
tho rty will hnlt lreil e0SerGt 0y the lulter part
OF this wcuk; but he does not Look for tho cn,lll.
try returns until tho beginning Ut August liz "
unwilling IL yliGaA Vt tho pupuiatlUu Vt ChcAgU
un acc.1unt Ut tho 1nuNgro figures Ut
tn1sa.x = ,9s @ sssas ~ s p5osias. ts tno
fuse to xiys tho information Jailed for. TAe
Commissioner IL loath tn ltlu iuf1rmHtu4 lgnist
nny ono, but suys ht will do W II the ulun!clH.
nFs arp unable 10 yet the f4cts nreess..ry 70
tho law snys tho work must be dunu W Juno II.
It provides for Aflcun days for cupyinx. ulll "
two weeks IL much lUHxer thAn Will 0o required
TOR tho latter purpose, tho Guulss!oRpr re-
kufds the rrOvtAl0n Us virtually Ill extension,
Allta tho hftocu days Will bb ample to e0mplot0
tho job. -.
ThUru have been received from the enumer-
Aiors thu tetuFlls from ninet y-four eei,suH dis
trlct4,-wthln Olle u t,llu hnlf tho number tnt0
which tho city " divided Ill ssC'
, 1880-06-22
CHICAGO UNIVERSITY.

BUTT III Ihh lNlL]ftAtH
Tho ChienEn University Ia likely to enter,
within YER, short time. ultnn rcrthl Of cS-
tuf,lcl litigation. It Ia well kiuwn thHt tho ten
aesvs u,na which this lnsttltnss stas'd. aad which
Constitute Tho t1nlverslty. grounds. OH CttnEo
Drt'vc HsvI,llp. between university rlHce Mnh
t,l With tl,c nxprt.s4 .tlHlntion thnt tho prop.
erty tl,alilt never lo ,saG!lne f,r!n tho plr-
ln,se inteM,a,' III the tomntlon. which wa* that It
WIS I,Gtl In trlsst FOR educational purposes u>ly,
md that II IL .wns ever nitc,,ntca1 from this
pstr1Ase i should revert u tho heirs uf ttip
lr Tno sss f s1.I tSt te rtExx 3,,,t Of
tnE q, tho truss''rci tn i!.e JnIn' Mutual Life
Properly whlei wns only kci, ii tr.,ss. II wsIlf
be remembered tlnlt a'iuo tins aKr mn e'fnrt
was il",le 10 have 4 cntnln,nss. effected with
IT, IL Vii, '!'''f /. eP!iS P!s!sisnt. '5G*h whr III
SSs ~ syss s;t%|sSs 3 i', s Of S'S1;; S,S
pr'rc,Gnl uad Interest, nov hanas over tho
TEs s',s aso m Stephen m A. ,nGaxas; g.I ut present
t;rant. saa fr sSye;! yssss 'ss G Gai,s; s!a!Fs
s WITH sonc s $ S5's es IT 'hIs 'c ssS tt i
tho heirs havc lnil buck soIne SIX nr seyeit
yea1s; sleeping upon tl1rr rights ~ they eiiti',
cbt through tho nil uf its frIenta II It could,
lut It does mt scctn to tnve lpel, success.
' t T.? IF e"F ;'s FS g. a4 y sst Il f,,sa i, 4ers !" 5
III fnretinH thu expenses Of the Institution. For
s,,!.ie .'Ss In;t t!'csc .ye nesf !tery!Sws w.
President ,o Witt, Of tho union Mut,,nl life H.
auri,rlce Company, Mtli Mr. Stephen y. Douglas.
ss s r'ssxs 't s 95' Il rsss' sss; 1t rpss,y 's' %
,inr ,Mo provisions * tho ,ur!gina! viii, wh,e..
they !i,'d was Violated: 1t wns stuffed
pt,tijrrllu wrli iIsFprfi1tuI lJ.uu tho sutitett
, 1880-06-22

TOPEKA. Kl.a., juno sl.-Geu. Grnnt Inns ao-
ceplctl by telegraph tho cG,,rtcsus OF the Atchi-
su1t, IopokW l. Huuta F6 HntlroHtl, as,,l tho pro-
gram ut his Western trip Will l}e IN fnllowB. IIe
will reach knnsas City on thu morning OF July =,
u direct tu Meridian park, 0n the Fart Scott s;
Gulf itoad+ and rrcciva tho people OF
Kansas during tho day, s0turning
IL N,nsas City in tho evening.
Tho program. At kansas CITY Includes q night
IL lu entertained Dy tl!o people of K,,.sas City,
ind g.Aa u Lcayenwor1htn IN shp cvcnnE. spend:
inK 6ultt1ny with Gen. Pope Ut tho Fort, anu
starting wcst oli siolliay n.orillnK: He ,Ksoa ~
the Atchistn. Tantkn santn 70 ltailrasl tn
Lus Vegas. tiat Springs, Nnw Mexico, aal thence
to Colorado Springs and biAnit0u,
, 1880-06-22
A'r'vEM1rr1:D MURDER.

William d. CrnlsEc, II ycnrs ot ngs, English,
md II inucli!ntHt was nrrcstcst yesterday fore-
noon oil tho corncr of Ursplnlrcs and Matllsun
strerts nron II chRrHc of Assn,Ilt with intent to
m,trcr Livingston lsugarlua. In co,lrtht'nst-
tcu Wnlsh prusdnR tho ci,nrgn dwintllcii duwn
into n common tllsnrlorIy case nml Ana
Ut ii was ttnpssc,l. Thpro were, however, n few
points nbont tho cnso which nrc quito Interest,"
lug. Six t,lo,lshs uRo Cslhllfro. wife, anl child
bearded with DoEarlus. ClinliiFo startcd for
Sinntnnn, aud lls wife. nnaly becoming
,tnntlc To- pny, her ,cSpunscs. went to her
pi.rcnts II thilnllufpl!ln MtIt,ut ten luya
n9o... "A fow ,lnys arter tl,cIr departure
CunliIIe arrived unexpectedly, nntl. itI,nu find.
Ing hJs Wife antl chilli Nhscnt, NgcuBrtl IioHAr'lNs
III, tho must bitter ternls Of having cstrangeh his
wtfv rraln hin. These nnEry Interviews wcro
rcpcutc.t several times. ain GUIDED In II traEiu
ssse nt "clnek .s',nt'sy "ltsrnsS'n: ! As
mirror ~ tho ho',sr. ho saw cunIt!lv
IA j. WIS aelzel by tho ,cUk is,Ranua turned
quickly, arltl. srztnr tho hnttt ~ which was tho
knlfb, cuIltH n,,ly for help, Ifolp cnlhe tltlck-
y. a,l,l Gnl!!te ra nwny, Iron!s., q Gettet i:.
rrtsunur oil ~ light.
, 1880-06-22
A. "FENCE" CAPTURED,

The detectives yesterday cleancd out tho
pawnshnp and secondhand htaro of Noah l.,
BaIlger Mt No. ba5 Btato street. who has bten re-
coIvlug all tho goods stolen by Otto He'll
riau, an export thief, recuntly arresteh
byr tho police. A latiy living at NJ.
1l4S l'rnlrie avenue, whosa house I.ellman
bnrRlarlzeti, was instrumental II, cnusiug his nr-
rcst, and she wis porfce.ty sure of hls iden'tty
lieInN1l denh hlA guilt Il! this instlhce, though
llu confessed to sevdrAl nthor burKlarirs. When
tho officers fnInl that anngrr Was tho receiver
thoy kw0to aut sdArch Aarrtl,lt for h!s place,
hut banKur strenuous!y tnslstol that all
tho gsx,is In hia place worn " straight" up0n
going through tho stook yesterday tho olllcera
found . uold watch. Iraculels. eurrtn9a. sluds,
hrcAstplhg. mad III fAct all tho jowe!rY stolc,l
fruan tho FrliriD.Aterue rGHlleHtu, Thoy AlSl
brought 70 thu ccntnll statlo.! IArKe lN'rtou nf
tug elawuhsukgr' s.9ek, y K@s1ly portieH 1t which
long nue, an4 includes cup tEaj. M,Arkel " n; /;
y .,. snIali blagk purse .aarksd "s.;a Keystone
innrkol III. 6. 4 s0at, containing thrty-o,le
a4ulple ahoes; another s!mllar box containing
, 1880-06-22

Indigestion, tiyspcpal,s. nervous rrostratlon,
and Mll yormb Of H6n1rni debility ro'ioyel3 BY tnM
lux sfo1'slnullY lupnntzcd l}cef Tonic, thu only
tos rrupnrttas. II IL not n,vro sttsn,lunt !tka
tho e1tt7lct" u lNef. but cnntnills blAl-mMklnK.
1tn'l fn,ss!stainins prt'pested;
iainvluMbloi IN I'LL onf1eble.! conditions, whether
thu rcsu It Of exhaustion, nervous prostitution,
dyeFFwork. or astato ttlsoase; part!clarly ir re-
!Inzartt & Ct,,. Froprlolora. Now York. For salo
by druggists.
, 1880-06-22

twcnty-t,it,n putnplu shoes. tllrkrel i. q. Cass;
two plated tca urts ,nMtc by Reed & lInrtun;
aides, i.i.fle hy Rogers, Smith & IN; n cako
lslskct Of sm,iar lmtierI, lnat,c by slo Wlcn1
iurge i,f ut piatyl ss,os ind nnlery, Il number
nt which l,cnr nrlvntu mnrxBi n number OF
witches nnl chaI1,s; Gmd I! lot of tsnls
tn frncc out by nlcnns of these
gnols tho perpetrators o. :. n'if,bor
q lirxlarcs., ~ iIAy @ IT, tnnHinct tho nr5sst @
In cleaning nut l,ls plnce created Jyspnt excitc
mclit n1tn',,H Hnixnr's eontryn,ctt md frlcntls,
nctlt,ls nf tf1c I,nl'ae waa u pawtibrokor nntiod
Ueurx1 8. Peppers.
, 1880-06-22
l'L'ISAf9.

l.
Tho Baltimore {; Ohio Railroad will sell OK
c,srs|on tiekrts July =, 3: 4. and 4, good to return
July =, Inclusive, to nli stations OF tho Trans-
Ohio Division Mt two ccnts per i1c.
Mr.. DECATUR Axtoll has rcs!gnrd tho position
Of Superintendent OF tho Missouri Division 0f
tho st. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern ltnil-
road, and Mr. WItl!um KerrlKan has hecn mp
pnntct to titI5tho vacancy, a1sd will ass,li,e the
duties July |, 1870.
Tho mnnaKGrs OF tho roatls Interested In tho
coal, ccment. and other blssntss from 1}uifau
TO Missouri IIlver points will meet ut Dotrnit To-
dly In NccDrdAilcg With tho c1ll Of Commission er
MIlg!ey, uf tho Southwestern Association. to
stop tho cittttnH OF rites Atl business rrom lguf.
falo asd establlsh uniform rates for n tho lines.
Mr; 4. IT, tlar'sSn. Assstant 1eresil passegxer
pa,!y, haa bsan promoted 10 tho position il Usn-
tr.ll Passenger. AKent of TINT nMld, whict, wus
, 'n'S vaeS,t y !bo rrsiSasion Is pf IT, & "
cuntntl haye 'ono well hyhppiyl,,g civil surtiea
rulss II tho c,sse q sir Hanson, as they would
Ss @ sSa %. st''St s'e oe faSs M st;on f @ Mr. .q;sr i
ean for .any yours inst actei' In thy cnpaolty Of
rriyaie Ssuapl,ry III Mr. Joscph +. Tucker, Gen-
three years hp tns ahly tlttd tho position Of
Asslstunt GcnurAl Passenger AgeEt.
tho Aurora lloarsl ot Directors af tho ChIcnRo
low hailn'd @ Tel xrfHt'y atn!en ORR thSIr
VII Va @ fSay tarsi oser to Item ,hsm ty M tEs EeSi{ cSaft
They III, a*o tc tu,l r"ssesso Of thu l,rvrty
and appo!n.ed Mr.. t,eosxt Alexander. hi" pi-
yls!nn superintenarnt NJ Aurora 9f the ChIcHgo.
Alexander In htKhly efficient rallrltk nun. anil
be Will no ttutiht st,cccetl In milking tho Chicago
e to eats tbs PPhore WI
| b0 II closer working arrangement hntweeN this
r0n'l mud tho ChtcnKp, burlington i Quincy thull
IIlucklpy,
, 1880-06-22

ADlAls.. S+v,veo
Dfkf1uREEMESrS.
Balance on hand Mt Inst report. $1h,:s
i}llane0 u, hand ut present tlute........... D,

UPPER MISSISSIPPI TROUBLES.
Tlu railroads nre experiencing considerable
trouble from tho tlDod ut Upper Mississippi
River points, caused by tho overflow Of tho river
Yesterday u,urninH tho river ut Dubuque
rcuehc.l tho highest point Of tho flood OF 1870,
and ia sill rising. Tho most surio,ts trouble is
expcrtencod by tho ChLcago, Clinton, Dubuque
g. Minnesota, which had to abandon all Its trims
yestertlny. Tho Illinois Contrnl Is uleo cxpp-
rtencinK susne trouble ut Dubuque, where 1t has
IT. rtln through 1itteen fnClps ut wAtGr f0r sev-
Grnl hundred tout- 1t manages to yet through
t,y uatnx iii extrN engine, tho hnIer Of which is
higher W than on tho rcIrllnr ones.
Thu ChlctEO Northwestern haH mt set sltf-
ferGat my interruption On nccollrt of tho high
water ut Upper Mlsslssipn 1'oIuts, md I'LL lis
truths Mrn Tllnt!nK regularly nnd On TING.
agcs to keen its traEMs running regularly. Hut,
II the wnter continues to rls9 during tho next
twelve hours. tho business Ut All those rnHlla ut
rNpta1.