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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-06
GENERAL MARKETS
Clnnunau.

CINCINNATI, October o. Cotton Nd
Easier at lie. Flour-Steady anS q
unchanged. Wheat-Strong; 20:
am~bersStS,e7c; No. 2 red winter 9Ss9Stc
Corn-Firm: No. 9 mixed iSSdoc
Oats-Stronger; No. 9 mixed 33SyS!e;
Rye-Steady; No. 9 9Oc. BarleyIDui
but firm; 10. . fall 9oc. PoISoIrreS. .
uisr; iobbing sales at sl7 OoSlI So;
1000 barrels sold at SIS 50. Lard
Active. firm and higher at 50 %. buik
WeatsZDull at 81 75@7 IS. bacon
Quiet but firm at 5i@ S$@stc. Wh'sSy
Steady with a fair demand at u W..
Butter-Firm and unchanged.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, October 5.-"heat-We ak'
No. ! white Michigan 96ic; amber Mich
loan 97sc; No. . red Wabash, spot
and seller October 91sc; seller 40
yember 99Ic; seller December oi3,
seller January 81 02i: No. red wabash
9tic: rejected 9oc; No. 2amber Illinois
81 OsI: No. > red mixed 9iic. Corn
Quiet; high mixed 43c; No. = spo'
4oJc; seller October 42sc; seller woven
Der 4SIc; mixed i6c; No. : white 41c'
Oat-Dull and nominal.
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Attempted Cntra:e

shortly alter tea, M Monday evening.
Mrs. Il. RoSenStyiu, an eSt'm'h!e Jewish
Iriv, VINO res;drsat leo Chapline street,
wsS byutl,ly assaulted hv Il negro, un-
der the following circumstances:
She had stepped irum the kitchen
iato the ward aUd vas just about To re-
enter the house when a strong ann
~sa;zDl her AMI attempted to bear her II
the l,nr. She screamed and resisted
Her cries brought her husband To the
rescue. AMI the ~cnlorel brother made
his escape without havin: accomplished
his lrsi.a, Mrs Ecseustein tainted.
anil il wIs some tiUiS IRE she cnnid Ie'
late the circumstances toll above.
Who the c1,oget man ~ i not known.
neither is there amy clue by which he
might be traced.
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Bogus Certificates.

1t is not vie drugged stuff, pretend.
Ing to be made OF wonderful foreign
roots, barks. &c and pulled up by long
bogus certificates Of pretended miracu.
lous cures, but a simple, pure, effective
medicine, made Of well known valuable
remedies, that furnishes its own cer,iii-
Gates by lis cures. We refer to Hop
Bltters, the pures: and best OF remedies.
-EJch1ngs. See another column.
L~aughlin Bros. 4 Co., Wholesale Agents,
Wheeling.
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LEGAL. NOTICE..

state OF West Virginia. ClN CIV
the Municipal COGsl &c ~ r.
Rules. l>Si.
Patrick kennedy.
".
Theodore :. parmch auI eff,
In chaucrry with u,''tHI
levied uion the real U,,y'r a.. ...
Thcodor' : paIiagh
The general object ~ 'li, ..s.,.
the a ynV al a., o.. u'lls. s.
Interest thereon iral the g.. .
until pay ment, due from O.
Theodore :. paiiEsh - Iar q. ..
and the costs ot the Tb.N" us'.,l,.
undivided one ;hirl pr "' '.r ..
lot Of ground IN the AL. o..
Wheeling Laid Gu; hN \u.h o.
cd on the plat -. saI1 tuH H.
four a.. IN the iuuft.-u'h D,
d.tiou, aud fronting uU 81. .
street, between fi,N,.'H 'H.
street. ~ The now a. e. "
improvements thereon, an l.t
shal the liens upon ,Hr WhH.' .
10 ascertain the ry>iUCiN o..
tics of The W.
And IL appearing from 'H
cause that the drtrai .U'.. .. .
and Mary hi, ". 4" auG l'vur Nr"
non n>idCUt> at tn >'ltr ..H
ordered that the >aii uu. u,,...'.
apIrar nj the NEXT Rule 81 l..t
at the city Building. imih,tiN
the second MONDAY If r.'ul \ . ..
DO what may Ice Lv,'>>FEN / i'.'.
a., In this ,alsc. Iv,i,
THoNt -. Ia
Clerk of the Municipal Coos.
James l.. Roger HuI l.t D.
torn,\s for complainant
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TO submit a statement showing every cent
of the city's Indebtedness not provided
for by the levy.
Mr.. Schambra submitted his resigna'
ton as a member of the First Branch,
which was not accepted.
This Branch ~concurred with the Sec.
ond Branch in offering a reward OF
$1,000 for the arrest OF the fire bugs.
On motion adjourned until Friday
nioht-
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Al TIE Ori:EA {

; small hut appreciative audience
witnessed the play of'Jessie Brown, or
the Relic. Ci Lucknow" last night at
the Opcra House, with Miss Agnes
Robertson in the leading role.
Her portrayal of the simple but noble,
Hearted Scottish lassic is natural and
very effective, carrying the sympathy OF
the audience with her.
The leading support is much better
than generally witnessed, and no doubt
after the election, should the troupe
call again, they will be- greeted with an
audience worthy oithem.
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Transfer.

The following conveyance oi real es'
tate wa admitted ,n record yesterday
by Recorder iioDS:
Deed made February rs, 1876. by W;
=. Orr and wife Il Thomas J. Orr and
wife Tor all their right, title AMI interest
70 . norton of the Thomas Orr estate,
situated on the waters Of Wheeling
creek, in TriaiclphiI district, contain
in. ri acres, l52 poles. Consideration
~lNl.
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East Liberty.

East LIBERTY, October Cattle
Receipts to-day 100 had; all Tor TINS
market; no through. supply, heavy,
but mostly common To fair; only a lew
loads OF really good, which sold readily
at lair prices. The lower grades were,
fully a quarter of from last week, and
nearly all sold; best shipping grades
- OOG5 -; fair 10 good butchers
stock 81 O0G4 81; common to light
g 3O13 50; stockers - y "365; bulls,
COWS and stays - 2jG3 %. Sales to-
day l,i3S head.
lIors-Rsccipts to-day 3,0:5 head;
Philadelphias 81 25@5 10; Workers. - 90
"a 80. .o,,,.
Shcrp-Reccipts today 100 head;
selling at steady at Mondays prices.
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THE sale of round trip tickets via Il.
& d. Il. Il. to Baltimore and return will
men on Oct. 9th, and the round
trip fare is only $40. Through coaches
will be run from L. & o. depot through
to Baltimore without change. A grand
time is expected as the city is making
great preparation for the celebration OF
her 150th year.
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The Fortunes oftae Crescent City.

Tie prosperity oil New Orleans Tor the
next century seems TO be gradually but
surely or the increase, with railroads
running in from every direction, and
steamers and ships from all parts OF
the world, with the only port in the
United States that the Great Eastern
can enter. The Charity Hospital has
been maintained during the darkest
DAYS OF turbulent civil war, pesiilence
devastating the population, financial
depression and all other troubles posi-
blv incident to a community. The cele-
brated Louisiana State Lottery Com
pauy has maintained the world.re-
nownei Charity Hospital at expendi-
lures al many hundred thousand dol
lars. The Grand Monthly Distribution
takes place OH the second Tuesday OF
every month. For further information
apply to NJ. A. Dauphin, No. 3ls Broad
way, New York City, or same person
at New Orleans, La.
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DRY GOODS.
Now York.

New YORK, October DRY Goods
Business continues light with package
houses and jobbins trade quiet. Got
tons in moderate demand and steady.
Prints sluggish. G~inghams in lair re-.
uuest and firm. Dress goods less ac-
tive. Heavy clothing woo!ens quiet IN
first hands. Flannels in steady demand.
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WOOL
Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, October o.-W00l-
Quiet: Ohio, Pennsylvania and West
Virginia XN and above 4iG4oc; extra
44M45c; medium +'Gi'!c; coarse ~.
New York, Michigan, Indiana anu
Western fine 3S94lc; medium 4o(a4'c;;
coarse 39G 40c; washed comolng ana
deIaine 400 52!c; unwashed do. S2Cy3oc;
nnliel $50 iOc.
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3,]1celin9 8s91ster
LEGAL l~areLLIGENCE.
Iaasx 10 New ADVERTISEMENTS.

l.c.ai Notice.
Nc,.iny Of Eshth WHci Hancock and
English ClIh
Notice 10 HoliyrSoi Gas Bonds.
Fir,meuS BGl-EruhariS Hall, tul-
ton. -
Wani,I-A Cool B'acGsmith AMI a
Waguumaker.
One Thousand Dollars l. ward.
Want,d-GIrl II Do ~l.ouS1SoTk.
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"Pleasaut.and Efec.ual."

PCRsLEY, W. Va, Nov. q, 1879.
Ke@rs. Laughiin Bros. q Co.,
Please send us another supply OF your
Worm Syrup. We are meeting with an
increased sale. We find it always gives
satisfaction. | have used it in my own
family, and found it not only pleasant,
but efectual. MARTIN & DoPLHR,
OF Dopler d Lewis.
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NJ. Sweeney. Esq president OF the
club, received it. The speeches were
both short and appropriate.
WIKI a neat little speech from CT.
Brown, ESQ, who was called from his
place OF concealment, the meeting ended.
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Weather Indications.

WA.urxUrox. -. G., O,tohcr T.. \.
N.-EDr the tennessee and the ONO
Valley, clear or lair weather, south
west Ia northwest winds, slowly rising
barometer and stationary or sli-ht Use
i'm tamupTature.
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HALY price Sheet Music ct Sheib's,
Washington Hall. All the popular
music OF the day, half price. To close
out, the larger part Of the stock at n c
third the price. Call early, examine and
save money. Music Books also at cost.
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Or old or young. or gray OF gay,
Those who now let their teeth decay,
With breath We can't endure;
The thought their after life will haunt,
That they neglected SOZODONT,
That would have kept all pure.
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.srl,oDi Suits in endless tara-
ct, al Oelm ~ Cos One i'ricc
Cioiii;p. House. I3s:, Marker
ST., ntiioining Opera liOu.c.
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I. Blum ~ Bros,

1904 MAIN STREET.
Cur a~ssprtmcUt rtc siN"Ns S'Pt Up "
ri,r.., n,u, ,f cXnal:rnsc. W ctt aver .
nave VII cy.rybJdy wants stthe lowest pos
sItl' pre-. . w.r.
sirtr.,~, emil yi,i'Dr.t tn ely AWAY wei
com. A -. >, our >tD~'. Ii Coax Emporium
ir,ur~ NO Oh i-IyO1 - i". OF
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LOUIS LISGAMAN's First Glass Saloon,
1920 Water street, will have a fine lunch
every morning from . te III O'Clock.
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Dox'r forget the Millinery opening at
Z. Rody's, lll9 Main street, Friday,
October Sth.
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Hr.rY Sc RUSSELL. c,mriI,aau

Noricr-1hc o rtidsui dr''
I'm the foregoing nui'r oi ruIl.'
not, THAT the icpnsii,unSui Bon
Anthony 7 usoh RUi other $500. " .'.
Office Of Henry ". ~ SILT. " D.. ''
street. IN the sid 'Hty 81 hhru .nf ..
day ~ October. lsNI, Dciwc'H ~
N. and GO'rlprs r. u Aui % Oh
the taking of IA" saIi dcpu.i'u.
begun on that iay. "r heinz h't"' cid.
concluded. the failing 81 60" s,.
adjourned lrom timc Ia ,'nm ..
UihkN 40 I|
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TAKE NOTJCC
postmasters and thu prh,.

I NOIlCE.
fostmasters and the Public Nm.
tia The recent order Of he Po.:r.a,-.cT,
dsding from the maA d1s Nor ns
Louisidnd STATE LOTTERY. Gld n.4,r..Y|. :
tered and money 00kr. issssi = n.
heretofore.
4 splendid opportunity IN -.
Tenth Grand Distribution. C2~E h-..
leans, Tuesday, October l-ih, lNsLA
Louisiana State Lottery co,.
This institution was resuIseJ oom1e'l
b Legislature OF the State foE >
Charitable purposes. in 10, ior ~ a.
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS. ~ wb.'Ic.tA'
inyiolable faith OF the Stale So
pledge has been renewed by A.
popular vote, securing It's ia..L
constitution adopted Drcyunr.
with Q Capital OF 81. o .ou. 10 wb,rG - "
added q reserve fund Of $500 I,.:
Number Distribution vii take
GU the second Tuesday Il E,y,, s
ponss. Look at the following a..
Capital Prize. 3O.0oa.
10000 Tickets AZ Two D5..r
Hall Tickets s!W
Lisr OF PRIZES.
/ Capital Prize. .-........
Capital Prize.
Capital Prtze-......... /.
2 Prizes OF g.. 81. ........
5 Prizes of l.0oo......-
% Prizes Of sS..~~-""~.~.-
loo Prizes Of l0...--~n...
~ ItiNeso. 0"''"""'..'.-. ...-.
co ItiIeeo
lWO Prizes OF lo.-....... "a
APPROXIMATION rEI-rS l
Approximation Pr,Ies o.ss'
NJ. .
49, Prizes. amounting to.....
Responsible corresponding sc,ei,
all points. ~ whom q libca. C,ar..g
b. paid.
Write. clearly stating IA, a!!r0 IT,,
information. or send orivrs tv ,,.-..
Registered Letter or Money U..g-
dressed only 10 {"
N. 4 nACggw
Ar~ 100 "a
or same person at No. Si9 Br'aaNsg Nrf
All our Grand ~ENtSorliIs'y lua.r
der the supervision aud maGAscra ..' a.,
~ r paaurcCnpl aud J,hsl t.r
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Henry's CarbOlic SIIve!

The Only sslye In the world for Cuts, Bruises,
sores. l lcers. salt Rheum ] et,er, Chapped Hands
Chilblsins, Corns and all Kinds OF bkin Frup-
TOES. This sslve n qua ranteed To give ~sattsfac-
ton In every csse- Be sure you ge; Henry's Car.
bol!c Salve, as all Others are limitations Pncs
&c. For sale by Logan. List & g., Agents.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Ia the Municipal Count NJ NJ
Rcuciick lIcbfauk. Execute. .'.rH
glcgcr, deceased.
W.
Sicholaus Bender. 81 ais,
- ,UANtEIN.
The object of this suit j, Ia .a'"
uf lot numbered 10 ia thr -'H'. i.
Ct, oi Wheeling, ui which JH.-.. "
seized, aud the pruc,sds apple. H.
saIy, Ia the payment uf tIt lrRf'l.t. =
Stcgcr's will aud incidental! 'ui
complsinnnt's accounts ~ 'A'.u''.
pcnring that fnu'skn Aii.'H'
Andrews. and Lila Wcluui, Hni '. h
and Allr.sic Bender, d"i.u iH''.
dents of the STATE II Wet Ninr.
been SERVED with yI"''ss. % l'"'.
sald non resident dri'Ulaui- I'.
io Ice held tor this 'nGii 90 -"
vi oct ,hrr. A. u. isH. o. eco '
NJ. e,nry to project ih"it ini 20
Ordered At .cptcmh"r Rul".
IuOMA~ y. lAI
il,fk co..
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IHg huUlDIN Ut lH' l-l'In, 'iit ubi'rrOlne n'h!tb
and srlti" Into trOuh.r-Jnc disorders. EruptiDns
Of the skin are the HpIsamU"e Oh th- surac" 81
hu NOR. that should be expelled from the biOIl.
internal arrangement, ar The determination IL
Those same huinOr~ to SDr,c internal organ, or
organs. whose action they 'Icrhnge. and whose
suDs;ance they disease and destroy. Ayers
sarsaT@ril!R ctIe!s thee humOr from the blood.
When they ara gone. The disorders they produce
DISAPPEAR. such ~ rlocrpgions Of the Liver. rom.
ach, kilneys, Lung, krIPti0n- and Erup.iye
Disease ofihe SKIN, II. AnthDny's Fire, EGse or
krysif~lAs, Pimp!c~. fus;Ule-. B!Otchrs. BDils,
Ilm"r-, letter and Siit khcum. s1ald Head,
Rlngw0rm, Ulcers and sDr.s. Rheu matism, Seu.
ralgla, Pain ~ the Bones. side and Head, Female
WesEness, ~>tcriilg, LeucDrrhpa arising from in.
tefnal liberation and uterine q diseases. Drop~y,
dyspepsia, EilacistiOn and General Debility.
With their departure health returns. PreJared Ey
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Capital Prize. 3O.Uoa
10000 Tickets AZ Two D0..an
Hall Tickets s!.NJ
Ilgr 0P ppfyrx
APPROXIMATIONS rEl-rs


or same person at No. Si9 B~roatNsg y.i
All our Grand EStaorlias'y laau.
der the supervision aud maGAsc~ ..f, .-
q, T, Besuregnrl and Juhsl 4. tz-r
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Oh Gold or Silver Motto Chrome Cards 10
~ with name. Stamps taken. J..B. Husfs
Hee1au, n. 7. ma20a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-19
CHARLOTTESVILLE
surcIDH--THg VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILROAD.
Correspondence OF The Richmond Dispatchj
nccruuru H. 1890.

sufCIDE--THE VIRGINIA MIDLAND haibnono'
Correspondence Of The Richmond Dtspatcnj
DECEMBER IS, 1880.
The negro man Jones who was men,
toned I'm nv last letter as having been ar
rested for the shooting OF Carrie Ann Wat
SON had bis examining trial yesterday, and
was remanded TO jail to await the action OF
the grand Jury. II Is said that be remarked
after the trial that he would rather die tna1
be sent before The grand jury. He was
confined in the Jail with another coIored
man In the same cell. About 10 O'Clock
last night, after his fellow. prisoner had gone
to sleep, Jones wrapped his clothing around
his head and neck, saturated them WIN
Kerosene, a bottle Of which happene9
10 be In the cell, and set tire to 1t. Afier
burning for short time the smoke from the
burning clothes awoke the man who was
asleep, who sprang up and attempted 10 ex'
tipgnish the fire. and partially succeeded
and after opening the windows, returned 10
where Jones had fallen and found tnat ne
was dead. An examination disclosed tnat
he had died from inhalation OF the Name,
and it was believed that 1t was deliberate
act OF seIf.murder. The woman he PAD snot
has so far recovered as TO walk about.
IL Is understood that the Virginia Md
land trains will certainly commence run
n,pg on the Charlottesville and Rapidan
railroad on sunday next, both passenger
aud freight. Preparations for this event
are being rapidly made at the Junction.
This movement, at this particular time, IN
view OF The sale OF this road on Monday. Is
not well understood by the public, ana the
arrangements for the exchange and comfort
OF passengers are OF The most temporary
character.
The funeral OF Miss Margaret ID. RAN
dolph, daughter OF the late Ma1or L. ~.
Randolph and granddaughter OF the late
Colonel Tn. J. Randolph, took place al
Grace church. near Gotham, to-day.
The recent freeze allowed our people TO
iii their houses with excellent ice from two
To four inches thick. QUlP.
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prrERsBuRG.

=.
TOBACCO observation-disclosures TO AN OLD
c1Tyzgx--Sgw CARS gS ROurE-cHuRcH
prcnR. ENTHUSIASTICALLY SCHOOL MEETINa--
pnsrxug RECEIPTS AND TOBACCO EXPORTS
ANOTHER FIRE.
Icorrrspoudeuce Of the Richmond Dispatch
DECEMBER Is, 1880.
The inspections OF tobacco at the ware
houses here during the present week
amounted to only seventy hogsneaos. :,
Mr.. Henry Thacker, an old ana we'i-
known citizen, met with an accident dny
or two ago at hIs saw-milI. In Sussex coun-
", which will disable hin for some time.
While riding on car on the mill-tramway
one OF his feet was caught between the We
bicie and a stump and badly crushed.
Sixteen new Oats and five box.cars. made
at the Tredegar Works for The Elizfbeth
City and Norfolk railroad, were taken
through this city this morning en- route Tor
their dcstiaation. A similar, but smaller
shipment was made yesterday. These cars
are taken over the Petersburg road-tp Wei
don. and thence sent TO Portsmouth rtd the
Seaboard and Roanoke road.
The congregations OF the several Episco-
pal churches In this city are engaged In pre-
pairing the evergreen decorations usual to
Christmas for their churches. Some OF
these decorations, 1t Is understood, viii be
quite elaborate and beautiful.
The quarterly meeting OF the Methodist
Sunday-School. Union Association will be
held tomorrow afternoon at the High-Strcet
church. when an address will be delivered
by DR.. John Il. Edwards. This association
embraces an organization OF over l,200 Off
GERS, teachers, and scholars connected with
seven schools.
The canvass has already commenced in
Prince George for the county clerksbip; for
which position, it is said, tnere are several
aspranfs.
The interna-reyenue collections In the
Peter sburg district for the week ending to-
day amounted TO Sl4,75S 80. The exports
OF manufactured tobacco from this city du-
ring the week were 5j,247 pounds.
The young men OF Prince George and
Surry counties are making preparations for
big tournament and ball at Dlspuiauta on
the 2Sth OF this month. The list OF knights
is expected 10 be large, and will embrace
some OF the best riders in this section. III
the weather is fair there will be large
gathering OF the beauty and cbivalry OF
these counties on the occasion.
Mr.. Gregory Sternoni's store and dwell
Ing, on Old street, were badly damaged by
fire this afternoon. Fire accidental.
ROBIN ADAIR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-19

! SICKNESS IN THE CITY-Tw0 NOTABLE MAR
RIAGEs IN THE NEiGHBORHooD--A VACANT
CADErsBIP AT WEST POiNT-PERs0NAL-
THE WEATHER AND TIE PUBLIC HEALTH, &C.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.i
DECEMBER Is, 1880.
The sad news is abroad ia the city that
Mr.. Zack TAYLOR, whose Illness was re-
ferred 10 In this resp0ndence some days
ago, is not expected to live through the
day. He is one OF the most popular mer.
chants in the city, and his death would be
much lamented. Captain Phil. Withers,
also recently reported sick, is now much
better.
Two young gentlemen from Hanover
county have recently invaded Campbell and
the DeighboriDg county OF Bedford, and re-
moved therefrom two OF the most charming
daughters of this portion OF Virginia. One
Of these Hanover gentlemen, Mr.. Frank
Nelson, has been living for some time past
az Campbell Courthouse and engaged in the
practice Of law. He was married Wednes-
day to Miss Ida cambridge Witbers, daugb-
ter OF Colonel Robert w. Withers, OF Camp
bell. The ceremony took place at Trinity
church, and was conducted by Rev. George
w. Nelson, brother OF the groom, assisted
by Rev. Frank Page and Rev. w. W. Kun
ball. The attendants were Mr.. Willie Mel.
sou and Miss Flora Withers Mr.. Roosevelt
Page and Miss Cora Clark; COLONEL X. Il.
POOre and Miss Nellie Page; Mr.. William
M. Mutrell and Miss Blanche Carter; and
Mr.. Thomas n. Page (of Richmond) and
Miss Annie Rodes The bridal party left
for a trip to the northern cities.
The event OF the kind referred to was the
marriage at Elk Hill, Bedford, on Thurs
day, OF Mr.. Charles L. Dabney, OF Han
over, to Miss Cornelia Page Nelson, daugh.
ter OF the late DR.. Thomas n. Nelson. The
recent death OF the brides half. sister Mrs.
DR.. James ii. Bowyerl caused the ceremo-
MES to be of a private character, but many
friends and relatives were present. Rev.
Il. w. Hubbard performed the ceremony.
The bridesmaids were Miss Theresa Jordan,
Miss Nina Radford. Miss Gryues Pendleton,
Miss Sue Dabney, Miss Nancy Walker, Miss
Alice Clark, Miss Belle Nowliu, and Miss
Willie Price. The groomsmen were Mr..
Robert Maury, OF Richmond; Mr.. Duval
Radford; Mr.. Blair Radford, Mr.. Harry
Hubbard; Messrs. Ed, Frank, and Charlie
Nelson. OF Bedford; and Mr.. Benson, OF
Hanover.
There is a vacancy in this district 10 the
cadetship appointment for West Point, aud
the usual examination will take place in
February TO decide who shall be the sue
cessful competitor for the position. Until
it appears whether Howard, the supern-
iendent Of the Academy, intends TO Airi-
canize the institution, there is not likely TO
be any great rush among young men for the
once-coveted honor.
Mr.. Willie NJ. Murrell, OF Bedford, has
brought home during the week fair daueh.
ter of Alabama as his bride,
Rain again; not much, but enough.
Colds are very prevalent; some bad and
threatening. TELEPHONE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-19
Governor Holiday at Annapolis.

Correspondence OF the Baltimore Gazette
ANNAPOLIS. December 17.-Governor
Holiday, of Virginia, arrived here this
morning on social visit to Governor Ham,
iItou. who. however, was out OF the city.
Secretary Briscoe did the bonors IN the alb
sepce OF the Governor, going with Governor
Holiday to the Naval Academy. lie also
visited the Court Of Appeals. where he met
Colonel Charles Marshall, an old acquaint-
auce; Mr.. S. Teackle Wallis; andthe MEM
bers Of the court, whose sitting was tempo
rarly adjourned in honor OF the distln-
guisbed visitor. Governor Holiday also
met Hon. James s. Franklin, another
acquaintance. The Governor left the city
in The 1l:55 A. NJ. train.