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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-06
nm Portnne. of,be Creuoent civ.

The prosperity Of New Orleans for the
next century seems 10 be gradually but
surely on the increase, with railroads rum
ming in from every direction, and steam.
era and ships from Ill parts nt the world,
with the only port in the United States
that the Great Eastern can enter The
Charity Hospital there has been main.
tanned during the darkest days Of turbu'
lent civil war, pestilence devastating the
population, financial depression, and all
other troubles possibly incident TO q com.
munity. The celebrated Louisiana State
Lottery Company has maintained the
world.renowned Charity Hospital at ex-
penditure Of many hundred thousand dol
lars. The Grand Monthly Distribution
takes place on the second Tuesday Of every
month. For further information apply 10
NJ. A. Dauphin, No. Sl9 Broadway, New
York City, or same person at New Or
leans, La, D&w
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Our OF THEIR ELEMENTAL meeting OF
the Democracy Of the First ward was held
last night in the old Presbyterian church
on North Main street. Hon. Ross j. Alex
ander, OF Ohio, and s. A. Kepner, 9 gen.
tleman whose name eppears on the Demo.
cratic county ticket as 9 candidate for
member OF the House of Delegates, adj
dressed the small assembly. It was hardly
fair to confine Ross to hall Of that size.
He is better able to entertain q large crowd
than many OF the orators the Democracy
have made much greater to.do about this
compaign-better, for instance, than Col.
Ben Wilson, in all that goes TO make q
popular orator or an efficient stumper.
The use the old meeting house has been
put TO this fall suggests the question, ITO
what base uses art thou come OF last"
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RIVER RECORD.

s-
River sun FaIIing-ArriyaIs and De.
partures Yesterday.
The marks last night indicated that the
water was still recedipg, and the volume
Of the stream growing smaller by degrees
and beautifully less" Three feet seven
inches was the stage visible at s o'clock.
The little Pres Ellison got away for
Matamotas, as announced yesterday.
The Science left for Parkersburg in the
Courier's stead.
The Welcome left for Marietta as
usual yesterday.
The 0'Neal arrived and departed on
time.
The Ed. Pope left for sistersyille with a
cargo OF barrels from the Martins Ferry
cooper shop.
I The Thanhouser still has the Tele.
grams trade. The latter boat Is receiving
some considerable alterations at Point
Pleasant. She will be remodeled in both
stem and stern, and otherwise changed 80
as to be faster and lighter.
The Phaeton has entered the Cincinnati
and Maysville trade.
The Diurnal was due up from Parkers.
burg last night, and will depart for that
city at 1880 A NJ. today.
The Annie Kelly and barges. which
have been lying at the foot Of Banner
hasset's Island for some, time, got up
steam yesterday aud resumed their trip
for st. Louis.
E. K. Booth, clerk Of the Wheeling and
Parkersbute packet Diurnal, is in town.
Cincinnati Enquirer.
PITTsBuRoH, October 5.-River l foot
and falling. Weather clear and pleasant.
CiScISNArI, October 5-River 5 feet Q
inches and stationary. Weather clear and
cool. Arrived: Sidney, Wheeling.
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BOGUS DIPLOMAS.
pr. puehsnan,s connection WIN weai
virginia.


It appears that the notorious DR.. John
Buchanan, Of Philadelphia Medical. Col
lese fame, procured . charter for At least
one Of his bogus institutionstrom the Sec
retary Of State OF west Virginia in 1874,
DR.. Buchanan was interested in the
"American Uniyersity" and Eclectic Med
icsl College, Of Philadelphia, and from
these he sold his diplomatic all sorts Of
persons, empires, quacks, etc: 1t now
,ronsnires mai certificate Of incorpora-
tien WAS issued, October 18th, 1873, 70
l Ion Baebanan, ]. q. Brown and ]. o.
'WsIrorth. Of Philadelphia, L. N. Chap.
man, Of New Orleans, and y. MayeL, IL .,
Charleston, w. Va, styling themselves
cnrporators Of the Livingston univefsity
OF America" ,..,....o,,
concern was to be located In Charleston, put
avery citizen Of that aspiring city knows
that no such pretenuous college ls TO-
Gated there. DR.. Mayer IS
there. hut not the University. d.. Buch'
anan's two bogus diploma factories col
Iansed a few months ago, their charters
we're revoked by the State OF Pennsylvania,
and Bncbanan after several weeks OF VIC
;ssitudes was sent to Jail. Two OF the
colleges were thus dispensed with, but the
charter OF the Livingston University IS
still In existence, and the attention OF the
head OF the Bureau Of Education OF the
United States was directed 10 the TACT, ana
a day or two ago he wrote to the Depart
mani of Education in this State 70 ascer.
tain what means should or could be taken
TO procure revocation Of the charter oil
the obnoxious concern.
After reciting nearly what we have
given above, the Acting Commissioner,
NJ. Charles Warren, says: although
John Buchanan is now In jail and has been
deprived Of two OF his charters, under
which he sold diplomas, there has been
nothing done so far TO prevent him or his
confederates at some future time from sell
inc dinlomas under the Livingston Uni.
yersity charter, and l now want 70 know
what measures can be taken 70 revoke ne
finstrument" Mr.. W. O. Pendleton, Chief
Clerk Of the Department OF Public lnstruc'
tion, has referred the matter to Secretary
OF State Brady, and when that gentleman
has given the necessary information, Mr..
Pendleton will communicate with the
Interior Department in regard TO the IN
formation desired.
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FIRsr WARp GRgRsBAcK MEErINa.- The
Greenback party met up in North Wheel
ing last night and were addressed by Robt
Marshall, Esq, and others. Mr.. Marshall
read the Register awholesome lesson, de.
nouncing that sheets unfair course in
printing the statement OF D. D. Lum yes.
terdsy morning alter a denial by Gen.
Weaver had been published, and not even
limiting that the denial had beenmade.
The 1NTELLlGENcRR was complimented on
It's lair and manly policy toward the third
party In the present campaign. The
Gteenbackers Of the county continue to
make great show Of confidence as to the
present result Of the elections. They are
making gallant fight against hopeless
odds.
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MAJOR TON NoRToS.-Ihe political
status Of Major Tom Norton in this cam.
paign has been made the subject Oh con-
Siderable speculation among some Of his
ssousintances here, especially since the
pnblica,ion Of an extract from q Demo:
cratic paper ia Colorado which spoke Of
him as q West Point classmate and chum
ot1General Hancock. The MOjor Is not
n West Pointer and has never been In
Hancock command that We know o., and
theTefore the statement Of the Colorado
paper will not pan out. But In order TO
know Just what ground there was Tor inc
report that he intended TO vote Tor Ham
cock, his brother Sam teleRraphed 70 him
n day or two ago on the subject, and yes
terday received the following reply;
SILVER cLUv, Col, octOber4 /
Sam P. Norton, Wheeling, ". Va:
Ientertaln high regard for Hancock,
but shall not vote for him.
THos. H. NoRFoS.
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WHEELING SUNDAY SCHOOL ASSOCIATION
This Association met last night in the
Second Presbyterian Church.
The President, Rev. Mr.. Clancy, pre-
sided; and there was quite full attend
ance, nearly every school in the city hay
ing one or more representatives there.
The international lesson for next Sab
bath was the basis OF consideration.
Rev. Jas. Motiat opened with short,
pointed talk on the character Of Isaac.
Rev. Clancy read bright and whole'
some essay on the character OF Rebekah.
And Rev. W. B. Thompson earnestly
brought the attention Of all present to
Esau, as bis bad andkood nature Is depict
ed in Holy Writ
Rev. ]. G. Lyle responded to Q call for
some remarks upon the Patriarch Jacob,
and Mr.. Clancy reviewed the whole les
son.
It was an interesting meeting alto.
gethher, and we congratulate the Associa-
ton upon the fine start made in the win
ter's work.
Some general business was transacted,
and adjourned at 8 o'clock.
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A SUSPICION OF Foul PLAY.-Yesterd
q partially developed foetus was found in
vault on the premises Of Mrs. Anderson's
boarding house, on Msin street near
Twenty:iourth. Mrs. Anderson noticed .
suspicious looking object, and notified
Squire Wait, who had the object removed,
and examined by two physiciaps. II was
In such condition that little could be de-
concerning It, and the Justice,
after consulting with the physicians, con.
cluded that II was unnecessary under the
to hold q formal inquest
Rumor Is busy with the affair, but as yet
no definite suspicious have been expressed
and no official cognizance taken oil the
matter further than narrated above.
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poLrrIcAI PoiSTs.-The Third Ward
Club Is requested to meet Thursday night
at their headquarters to. make arrange
ments for going to Steubenville Saturday
night, and also to arrange for the election
OF next Tuesday.
There will be banner presented to the
Young Mems Democratic Club Friday
night
pany held q meeting ct the Fourth Ward
Club room, and elected Otto Jaeger Cap
tain; Charles Kemple, First Lieutenant;
VIM. White, Second Lieutenant. They
will meet at the Fifth Ward Market House
on Thursday evening to attend the parade
at Martins Perry, Ohio.
From gentleman who was looking
over the register at the Globe Hotel In
BelIaire, whose landlord keeps count OF
the politics OF his guests, we learn that
the record for the last ten days is as fol-
lows; Republicans, "A; Democrats, d;
R. SO, D. 10; R. 8S, D. Q; 3. SO, D. 81 r.
IS, D. s; R. 80, D. IL; R, 81, D.. z; +. 81,
D. z; R. 20, d. 10; K. 81, D. 8. Total;
Republicans S03, Democrats 76.-Stet.ben-
vile Herald.
Hon. Charles Davies, the distinguished
Irish orator OF Harper's Ferry, will ad-
dress the citizens OF the Eighth ward at
Westwood's Hall this evening at 1880
O'Clock. Mr.. Davies ia thoroughly posted,
and will entertain all who will 80 to hear
him. All Irishmen Of the ward are in
yited TO be present,
Tax Third Ward Garfield and Arthur
Club held very interesting meeting at
their club room last evening. Business
OF much importance was transacted. The
meeting adjourned TO meet at 1850 o'clock
Thursday evening, at which time every
member Of the company is expected to be
at the meeting, as arrangements sEe TO be
made to attend the steubenyille parade,
and other important business attended to.
]: A. MILLRR having been compelled
by his appointment rs Chief Marshall Of
the Democratic forces TO resign bis posi-
ton as Captain Of the Fourth Ward Han.
cock and English Club, that organization
met last night and chose John NJ. Houston
as his successor. A good selection.
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MICHIGAN PRRaoSAI 1rEx.-Among the
many who have experienced the remark.
able benefits Of the Great German Blood
Purifier, Hamburg Dropa,-Mr. Matthias
Bausch, Cold Water, Mich, refers to the
case Of an acquaintance who after suffer.
ing for year with INDIGESTION, which
physicians and remedies failed to relieve.
was made well aud hearty by the use Of
the Hamburg Drops, M
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,rn1o1AL NOTIFICATIONS YEsrERDAY.
Jusre Melvin RenomInated and Robert
Mcconnell, OF Marshall, Named for the
Other Judgeship.

Judge Melvin Renominated and Robert
Mcconnell, OF Marshall, Named for the
other Judgeship. :.
The judicial conferees Of the First Judi
cial Circuit, met in the jury room at the
Court House in this city yesterday after
noon. Present: A. J. Clarke, B. B. Dow
ener, and DR.. ]. Fl. storer, Ohio county
R. H. Brown, Hancock county; L. b
Purdy, o. L. Holiday, W. L. Purdy and
II. L. Policy, Marshall county.
.On motion DR.. ]. H. storer was elected
chairman, and o. L. Holiday secretary
OF the conference.
The following basis Of representation
was agreed upon: Hancock, 5 votes
Brooke, s votes; Ohio, SO votes; Marshall
20 votes.
Nominations for Judges being in order
Judge Melvin was nominated by aecla'
nation to be his own successor, on motion
Of A. J. Clarke. For the second Judge,
under the amendment, Robert Mcdonnell
was also nominated by reclamation.
On motion Of Capt Dovener an executive
committee for the circuit was appointed, al
follows: Hancock, John A. Campbell
Brooke, T. S. Brown; Ohio, A. ]. Clarkei
Marshall, O. L. Holiday. :.
On motion, the conference was ad
journed.
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Last chanee,o WISH. the Great Pittsburgh
ExnoAlIIon.

The two cheap excursions announced by
the p, o. 4 81. /. Ry. 90. for Friday and
Saturday, October 9Th and 9th, will be the
last chance To visit the Exposition, as 1t
closes on the 9th. Among other attractions
for Friday and Saturday will be grand
trial Of speed, magnificent display oil Gre.
works, 90, the exhibition this season tran.
soends all previous efforts. Don't fail to
take In the cheap excursion Round trip
only $500, including admission to Exposi.
ton. Excuraion train on Friday leaves ut
$3.50 A. N. On Saturday excursion tickets
will be sold for trains leaving Wheeling at
$50 a. NJ. and lag ?. NJ
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scaId Head, AIopecia, ETC..

Scaid Head II. A. Raymond, auditor F. w,J. q
8. u. Jackson, Mich, was cured OF scald head Of
Fdiing Of ths Hdir.-prank A. Bean, steam Fire
Engine g. Boston, was cured 81 aopeoiA or falling Of
the hair by the Cutlcura Remedies, which com.
pletely restored his hair when all said he would
DaadrNG-Thomm Lee, AVG Franktord ,ve phiia.
delphia, afflicted with dandruh Which for twenty
years had covered bis tcap with scales opA quAIte
an inch In thickness, cured By the Caicufa keine-
dies.
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senator oonAllnE at sieubenvllIe, oeto.

Senator Conkling and other distinguished
Republican leaders will address grand
mass meeting at Steubenville, Saturday,
October 9th. For the accommodation OF
the many who desire to attend, the p, @.
& st. L. Ry., Go. will sell excursion tickets
on the above date from intermediate
points on the line OF road. A special train
leaving steubenville at 1915 P. NJ, will
return the excursionists home.
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Ghe Gstelllgetltsr,-
oG5oei aos. as and " Fourteenth street


$1,000 Reward-A. ]. Sweeney, Mayor
Cuticura Remedies-fourth page.
Wanted-A Second Hand Office Desk.
For Rent-House.
Notice-Gas Commissioners.
Gard Of Thanks-Martin Korell. {.
Wanted-salesman.
Notice-Republican Ladies.
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The Russian Court invited DR.. Aver and
his family to the Archduke's wedding 10
the Royal Palace. This distinction was
awarded him not only, because he was an
American, but also because his name as o
physician had become favorably known
In Russia on its passage round the world.
Pueblo (Col r People.
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baltimore aud Return $40. via p, Q. q
M. l.. Ry. aud Pennsylvania ". R.

The sale OF round trip tickets viaP., @.
& 81 L. Ry. Co. (Pan Handle Route) and
Pennsylvania R. R., will commence Oct.
8. Fare for round trip only $40. Tickets
will be good going from the 9th 70 the
10Th, and returning 10 the 2Sd In.
elusive. Now Is the time TO visit Balti-
more. Nothing will be left undone that
will add to the pleasure Of the visitors.
The hiardi Gras parade will be OF night,
and the city Illuminated as no city ever
was before, aud demonstrations Of the
greatest magnitude on scale Of grandeur
never before surpassed, will be the order
OF the day. To make 1t pleasant aud en-
joyable trip the above route is the one TO
take.
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WEATHER INDICATIONS,

WAsu,Sorox, D. O., October 6.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, clear or
fair weather, southwest to northwest
winds, slowly rising barometer and sta
tionary or slight rise in temperature.
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FAMILY MAaxEr.-our appended list
of edibles show very material falling OH
in fruits and some vegetables. The fruits
that vet remain are nearly all OF an indit-
ferent character, and there Is not the de-
mand for them that there was for fruit q
fortnight ago. Apples are very plentiful
and in the main cheap and OF good quail.
ty. The following list OF prices prevailed
at the Fifth Ward Marke House yesterday
morning:
Meas-Beef s to l23cper pound; mutton,
l0a15c per pound; chops, 10 TO loo per
pound; yea, 10 to 15c per pound ;pork, l0c
per pound; sausage, 10 to l2c per pound ;
smoked sausage, 10 to 12c per pound;
Muth's sausage, 12lc per pound; ba-
con, 10c per pound; middling and shout.
der, s to 1Oc per pound; beef-tongue, 40
to Soc each; canned beef, Soc per 2.pound
Fouls, Butler, &c.-Liye chickens, 2oa25c
apiece, or s25OaS00 per dozen; dress.
ed chickens, 10c. per pound; eggs. lsca22
per. dozen, lard, loc per pound; but
ter, 25a30c per pound-choice, Soc;
sweetmilk, Sc per quart, or 25c per gallon
buttermilk, 4c per quart, or l5cper gallon.
Nsgstabls.-Cabbage, 5 to loo per head
punkins, l0a20c; potatoes, l5a2oc per
peck; celery, 5al0c per bunch; cucum.
bers i0ca2O per dozen; Hubbard squash 10
a20; carrots, 10cper dozen; pickles, 40 70
e0c per 100; beets Sc per quarter peck peck
onions, zoe per half-peck; corn l23a
l5c per doc ears; dried beans,
Sc per quart; white beans, &c per
quart: string beans 20 TO SOC pei, peck;
6orseradish, So per bunch; lima beans,
loo per quart; new tomatoes, 20aSoc
per peck; Peaches, 90 to SOC per peck;
pears, so and SOC cents per peck and
Fish and Game.-Lake fish csc string;
catfish, l5c per string; oysters, S0a50c per
halt.can; 20a25c per quart :
F1II.-New apples, 10 to zoe per peck
dried pears, loo per pound; dried peaches
10 to 15c per pound; dried plums, Soc per
ID; oranges, 80 to 800 per dozen; lemons,
$50 per dozen; grapes, 50ca6o per peck.
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cuTIcURA REMEDIES

Are prepared by Weeks & Potter, Chemists aud Drug
gists $50 Washington street Boston, and are for sale
BY ali Druggists Price Of CuTIcuRA, a Medicinal
Jely, email boxes, 90 cents large boxes, 81. Curl
cusA RESaLvENT, the new Blood Purifier, 81 per
bottle. CuTTcuRk MEDICINAL TOILET s0AP. Is
cents per cake. cuTICuA MEDICINAL SHAVING
Soar, Is cents; in bars for BARRIERS and large con.
sUmers, 80 cents
All mailed free on receipt Of price.
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DoS'r forget the millinery opening at
Miss i. Rody's, No lll9 Main street, Fri.
day, October sth.
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Murr0N BROTH SOUP for Merchants
Lunch this morning at the New hoLure
House Sample Rooms.
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TRAssvrs OF REAL EsrArR.-The follow.
ing transfer OF real estate was admitted to
record in the County Olerk's office yester.
Deed made February 20, 1875, by VIM.
s. and Sarah Orr, to Thos. j. and Mar
garet Orr, for . portion OF the Thomas
Orr estate, situate in rriadelphia district,
comprlsed Of 81 acres and 1S2 pa. Con-
sideration 500,
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nENTlsTRY.-TO THOSE THAT DE.
SIRE "a ave their natural teeth we would say
ihRt Nc are now better prepared than ever eoore 70
enable them 70 do 20. BY the use Of an sLEcIso
MAGNETIC PLuR8KE We can and are MAKING pettd
and hEndSombr Gold Filings with more ease 70 our
Patients, than have heretofore been naade ~ thn
city or elsewhere without tho aid Of the kleetIle
PlugSer. What Ee say We can prove ~ Aetnhl
d0nSaustratIon. Gail and see Tor yourselves.
JANEs9 N. 6uRiISOE d BON,
ami No ina NRFkot 81, Wheeling, ". Va.
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ATTENTION NAILERs l-Anothsr Lot
u,O00J Broken Clock Springs Just re-.
'''''o' JACOB W. GRUB, Iswslsr.
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THERMOMETER REcoRD.-The following
shows the range ofthe thermometer, as
observed at Schnepl's drug store, opera
House corner yesterday:
IS7y. 1852.
,La,i1x. r. Mt Pm. AN. l2N 3 y. n s.h
a SIS So ieN 10 Of ~ %
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ooIIIEs' yoIIale PIssIERs
PLACID over the centre Of the nervous forces the pit
Of tho stomach, they stimulate the Liver Stomach,
and Bowels. perfect Digestion, cure DyIp0psiA, BIZ.
ieus Cole, Cnmps, and Pains, and prevent Ague and
pltation Of the Heart Painful Kidneys, Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, and selAtca, they are the best remedy IN
the world. AJAX for COLLINS VoLTAIC ELEC-
iRIc PLAsTERs. Only Is cents. oc,6-wS1w
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/. BLUM & BRO.

blum & Bro; the house for silks.
/. Blum & Bro, the house for Cashmeres.
T Blnm d Bro. the house for Novelties.
l. Blum & Bro, the house for Satin de
Igor. ,.-,,.,,,;, r,,o,,,
l. ljium & Bro, the house for Monte Cloth:
/. Blum & Bro, the house for the newest
Dress Materials at the lowest prices. ,,-
I Blum K Bro, the house for New Plaids.
7 BlIm n Bro, the house for SatinS.
|. Blum & Bro, the house for Seiyeta
/. Blum & Bro, tho house Tor Illuminated
Silks. =,
l. Blum & Bro, the house for Fnnges oil
every description. r-,
l. Blum & Bro, the house Tor Dress 1rlm'
mings and Bugle Ornaments.
/. Blum & Bro, the House for Cloaks, Dol
mans and Walking Jackets.
I. Blum & Bro, the house for Flannels and
" /. Blum & Bro, the house for Housekeeping
Goods.
prIces, you must deal at
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itching and scaly Diseases, scrofulOus
Humors, Ulcers, Old Sores and Aercurlal
Affections cured when all other human
agencies fall. /,

/. CutIeula Resolyent puriaes, strencthsns and
supports the system through the most critical stages
Of blood skin and scalp humor and disorders Of tho
liver, kidneys and urinary organs.
=. Cutieura, medicinal Jelly, arrests disease.
alIays inflammation, itching and Irritation, heals
uletrs and eats away dead skin and Aesh
Q. CuticurG' Medicinal Sap. for the toilet, bath
and nursery, ceanses, soohes refresheI and beAui.
hea the kin. CuticuiA Shaving Soap 10 the only
medicinal shaving soap,
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called HeetinE Laul Night 10 take Action
ON the Loan Question-Tte Loan Pass
81 the Eeeopd branch, bat IL Checked IN
The Pirst by Capt. wilnon-A Thousand
no,Isr. ,,HsFsd for ths Detection Of the
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MINNIE MCCONNELL was complained oil
Yesterday before Squire Philips by
Thomas Bray, who alleges that Minnie
assaulted and maltreated the child OF the
said Thomas Bray on Monday, wherefore
be prayed that she might be apprehended
and dealt with in accordance with the law
in such cases made and provided. Consta-
BILE Martin served warrant on the lady,
and her case was set for 8 A. N. to-day.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-02-06
Our New York Letter.

EXPLODING MINEs-DANCE HOUSE BARS AND
PRISON BARs-A MYSTERIOUS MURDER-soLID
NsURANCE-swINGING DAMAGES AGAINST
RAILROAD COMPANY FRESH ATTRACTIONS by
THE OCEAN