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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-06-19

~" Parties in want OF Buggies, jag
gers, Jump Seats, Roclaways, PhaetouS,
Hacks, etc.. would consult their best i'll
terest by calling on the old and reliable
Carriage Manufacturer, John Heller, d
Martinsjurg, W. Va. Mr.. rs. well es-
tablished reputation for iair dealing and
building none but first class work should
he an induccment for all in want Of
Pleasure Carriages TO call or him before
purchasing elsewhere. Prices TO SUIT
THE TINES. Orders promptly filled. and
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. Repairing
done at the lowest rates possible. Call on
or address JOHN HELLER, No. 80 West
King St., (ncar Winchester Pike Mar
tiusbur~. ". Va.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-06-19
Dr. Whittier, Of Pittsburgh, Pa,

1t is well known, has for many years
stood at the head Of the profession in his
specially ALT chronic and blood diseases,
nervous prOstratiOn and all disastrous
consequences. See his card in another
column. Read his works and judge for
Yourself. June Ply
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-06-19

y crying baby Is bore to the whole
ncigbborhocd aud the parents should be
forced to keep Dr. Bills Baby Syrup
handy. Price % cents.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-06-19

sY"The best Hair TONES, Inyigorators,
Re>torerS, and Pomades. are Lyons Ka-
thairom, DR.. Swayne's Hair Color and
Remover. Halls sicilian Hair Remover,
Ayers Hair Vigor, Carboline, Cosmo-
line, Vaseline, Bandaliue and Chalfant' :
Coco Cream. These articles are Of the
most approved kiEd, not coloring bat
giving Il rich gloss to the hair, Kidding it
of all dandrul' and producing new
growth where it has fallen OF. Sold by
X. l.. Ma%ruder.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-06-19

~" FOR SALE-$50O0 worth of Boots
and Shoes. Caters, Tie Slippers and San
dals. $1,000 worth Mems, Youths, Boys
and Child's Clothing. 5000 worth of
Mems Boys ard Child's Malaga, German
Braid Canton, Macbinaw, Linen, Cloth.
Wool and Fur Hats. y large stock OF
Rubber Clothing, Umbrellas, Satchcls,
Gloves. Hosiery and Tobacco. 10000 feet
Pine Lumber. All at prices that defy
competition. GEO. II. HAGLEl, cor
ner Charles and Washington streets,
Charlcstown, W. Va.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-06-19
\ HOUSEHOLD MEDIA book

y HOUSEHOLD MEDIA doom
on the Liver, its diseases and their
treatment sen: free. Including treat
ises upon Liver Complaints, Torpid
Liver, Jaundice, Biliousness. Headache,
Constipation, Dyspepsia, Malaria, etc,
Address Dr. Sanford, l62 Broadway,
New York City, \. Y. June l9-4w
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-06-19

a St. Petersburg dispatch 10 the
Times says: The Empress Of Russia
died when asleep, and none OF the
members OF the imperial family were
present, as they were not aware that
her death was so near.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-06-19
GREEyRACHa CONVENTION.
NOMINATION OF PRESIDENTIAL
CANDIDATES.

CHICAGO, June lin the greenback
labor convention last night, after the
nomination OF Messrs. Weaver, Campbell.
Butler and Wolf for the presidency, Con-
gresham YOcum, Of Pennsylvania, placed
in nomination Hon. Hendrck B. Wright,
Of Pennsylvania.
VIM. X. Dale, of Tennessee, who claimed
to be Il phenomenon us the only living
Confederate private in the United States,
nominated Thompson II. Murch, OF Maine,
but lie being on the floor of the conven-
ton, declined the honor. Scion Chase, OF
Maine. was also put in nomination.
Wisconsin presented the name OF Id
ward Il. AlliS, of that State. The call OF
the States from Alabama to Wisconsin was
availed of by delegates to speak on CUES
tons connected with the greenback labor
party and the various candidates.
At 325 y. NJ. it was moved that the
convention proceed to ballot for 4 nomi-
nee for President Of the United States.
The first ballot resulted i'm the Homina-
! ton of James b. Weaver, member OF Con-
! gress from Iowa, for President, and 4. y.
| Chambers, OF Texas, the nominee OF the
! st. Louis Crcenback convcntion,) for
! Nicc-Presidcnt.
! An informal ballot was first taken,
/ which was announced ut 4l0, just rs day
! light was breaking. Ii stood: Weaver
| 81 ID, Wright l2G IL, Dillaye 10, But
( Ter 81, Chase -, AiliS Il, Campbell 2l.
! Before the announcement OF the lrst
! ballot it became evident that Weaver hat
! a clear majority, anu all the delegates
/ fastened 10 change their votes 10 that
/ candidate. Motions spranS from every
/ part of the convention to make his Toni
/ nation unanimous, and just a. the sun
/ ShOne through the eastern windows the
result Of the ballot was announced ~ as
| for Gen. l.. Wcavcr-thc total vOte-and
/ without any motion his nomination Was
| made unanimous.
In the midst OF perfect paniemoAium
! of shouting delegates the nominations o!
( candidates for Nice-Pre>idcmt were made
Gen. Terrace +. Sergeant, of Massachu-
. sets, presented thc name of Gen. y. NJ
, West, of Mississippi. f. j. Chambers, OF
/ Texas, lthc nominee of the 81. LCuis
! Grccnback COnYcHtiOn.) was also put III
nOminotion. On the first ballot Cham
bers received 1913 and West 3ll. General
! Chambers nomination was then made
I unanimous.
Ate 4. NJ. Gen. Weaver came into the
hail apparently fresh, after Il good night ;
sleep, and accepted the nomination Wh!cl
sieeplcSs convention rendered to INN
lie said that, in Almost informal manner
and relying on Divine Providence, he ac'
ccptcd the trust reroScd in him, an,
promised to inform them i'll 4 more
formal manner Of his acceptance.
After passing the usual votes Of thank:
the convention, at Go \. NJ, adjourned
/ sine die.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-06-19

Pos!TIoH OF WoMEN IN China
Moung Edwin, n burmese, who has
been educated in this country with the
view Of sending him as Baptist mis-
sionary to Burmah, lectured lately in
Baltimore. Speaking OF the dep!orable
condition Of womau in the East, owing
mainly to peculiar religious teachings,
he saws: ''Girls in China are believed TO
have no souls, and to kill them is not
murdcr, and therefore not to be pun
ished. Where parents are too poor to
support the girl children, they are dis
posed Of in the following way: Atrcgu-
lar intervals an appointed officer goes
through village and collects from poor
parents al the girl children they can
not care for, when they are about eight
days old. lie has two large baskets
attached to the ends Of a bamboo pole
and slung over his shoulder. Six in
iants are placed in each basket, and lie
carries them to some neighboring vii
lage and exposes them for sale. Mothers
who desire to raise wives for their sons
buy snch as they may select. The others
are taken to the government asylum, Of
which there are many all through the
country. If there is room there they
arc taken in, if not they ire drowned.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-06-19

Cattle in Suffolk county, \. y, are
dying from the effects OF eating potato
vines upon which had been Spanked
Pmis green 70 Kill the bugs.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-06-19
sherra,d clemens formerly a promi-

Sherrard clemens formerly a promi-
nent and talented lawyer of he ST.
Louis bar, died Sunday morning week,
at the City Hospital, in that city, in the
fifty ninth year Of his age. He was a
native of Wheeling, w. Va. lie early
took all active part in politics, and was
elected to the thirty-ffth Congress. In
1859 he became involved in a personal
difficulty with Roger a. Pryor, and a
duel took place between them, in which
Mr.. Clemens received a wound which
lanc0 him for life.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-06-19

Gen L. d. Townsend, adjutaut-gen-
eral of the army, will be placed on the
retired list. He will be succeeded by
Gen. Richard c. Drum, who is at pres
ent assistant Acknowledgement.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-06-19
THE VALLEY HOUSE,
SHEPHERDSTOWN, ". VA.

THE undersigned having renovated auI
L refurnished this House situated on the
corners Of German and Princess streets,
is now prepared TO accommodate the pub
lie with as cool hotel fare rs may be had
at any country hotel, and respectfully So
licits share Of the public patronage,
plelging himself TO use his best efforts to
make his guests comfortable in every
particular.
\ large and well kept Livery in con-
nectiOn with the House.
u. +. GRAVES,
Proprietor.
June - If
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-06-19
Eig&;VESs L0CAA&.

-" Job lot of Clothing, very cheap,
Just received at Lloyd Licklidcr's.
- Mems Gauzc UndershirtS, for
- cts at Lloyd Lickidcr'S.
Is Gents White Vests, Linen Mohair,
ana Alpaca Goats just received at Lloyd
Licklidcr's.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-06-19

-" Razor<, Pocket Mirrors, Pistols,
Cartridges, NiolinS, Guitar and BIngo
Strings, sold 10y Il. l.. MagrUdcr.
- \ large lot of Playing Cards and
Indcliblt Ink, for sale by Il. l.. MaSru-
der.
"a GLASS.-A large lot Of Window
Glass for sale cheap for cash by Il. l..
Mdgrulcr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-08
ARRESTED FOX FORGERY.

Alfred Wellhouse ago twenty-ono years, was ar
rested YESTERDAY by two OF Inspector jByrnes's de-
Elias Wolf e. Co., at the office of ZmmeT1nann,
Walsh g. Co., No. 10 Wall-st. Tho check was
Tor 81 Sl0. WellEouse was locked up at Police
Headouarters and Inspector Byrnes asccrtaincd
that ne is the son Of a wealthy resident of Atlanta
Georgia. At college he made the &C lnaintance Of
Elias VOLTS son. and when he came 70 the city re-
c"ntIv sought him out with the apparent purpose
of Cheating his father He obtained from the son
q check fcr seven dollars, Endorsed Ivy his father
and in some manner ialsO got possession of a mum
Ter Of blank checks upon which he practised imita
ting the elder VOLTS signature until he fought his
work sufficiently good to escape, detection In the
jnP at the Grand Central Hotel. The firm of Elias
Wolf & Co. does business at HoustOn'st and
Aya.A- The prisoner was remanded to the care OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-08
TIE EAST RIVER BRIDGE.

ELECTION OF OFFGCERS-AWARDS FOR MATERIALS
The Trustees of the Brooklyn Bridge met ycStcr-
day afternoon for the annual election of officers
President Murphy announced the election by
ballot, and left the char, which was taken by
General Slocum. Park Commissioner Stranahan
nominated Henry c. Murphy for President and
William c. Kingsley for Nice-Prcsdrnt. as their
own successors They were elected: On rcsnm'ng
the chair, Mr.. Murphy said the Bridge was ap-
preaching completion, and would be finished July
j, 1SS1.
Controller Stcinmctz inquired why the firm who
had contracted for the material TO complete the
Bridge had furnished nothing for six months Mr.
Kingsley moved to 90 into executive session.
where lie said, the question could be answered.
After the Controller had asked for an answer in
open session, Nh Kingsley said he would urge his
motion; he was tired of listening to persons who
acted the part of lcmagOgucs, and the motion was
passed.
The executive committee Of the Trustees opened
the bids for the 400 steel suspension rods, 81
steel connecting rods needed to complete the struc-
turc, and gave the contract to the Edguno0r Iron
Company, the lowest bidders, at ILL and
IL GS-l09 cents pound. The contract for 400
tons of wire rope for stem stays giVci to John
A. Rochling q Sons. The rcccrts for the bridge
up to May 81 were 81 973,30J 0S, and the cN-
pcnditurcS 81 Gl1 ,4G3 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-08
CHlRGIAG 4 BiSH0P Urn LIGLL.
A Hill OFFICER ~ THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH srEp
For $1,000 DAVAGrs.

A Hl,HI OFFICER N THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH SrEp
FOR $4,000 DAHAGrs.
4 remarkable libel suit for $4,000 damages
has been Dioll; the supreme Court by SHi:Hc' DIEM
man. who for than scv,utrcn years ha- b. mis-
siOnatY OF the Protestant Episcopal CIurr - N""r~k1
and ILOta, az I,. william II. Hare, M-s'"uu?y j. ~i"
OF Niobrara. the compliant Il ht-rd uppa tn" pn
ton by the defendant JulY 1879. OF Ilinn.rt co.
titled ''Thc Rehearsal of Facts Wrcn th" - utn -iy+
was circulated extensively among IA" H-hop' "ud
clergy OF the Church. The pamphlet contains the
Bishops reasons for the removal OF thc plnun from
the position Of missionary. lie says OF Mr. Human that
reports have continually been brought to my attention
winch reflected painfully upon bis purity Of character
in the Summer Of 1877"
The writer Of the pamphlet then gives number o: In
stances that mad been called to . attention Of Ia" al
legged acts OF mpurty and unchastty on the part Of the
plaintiff. Continuing, lie says: "NotWiihSianllhS my
personal cnvction Of the truth Of the charges Of I'M
purity made against Mr.. Ilinnnn, my OIL ia action has
been grounded entirely his rcputationoi which there
is 10 dOuot HIS name Is byw0rd, hs reputation III
famous / could not tolerate his presence under
the ROOF with my girls school,
The defendant substantially admits the puhcat Oh
SET forth in The cou1ltnt II, SAYS that IN MarrhI.7-
to the plaintiff letter ia which he ri ii that Sl
iInuhs persistent dHrC SIld OF 4 pCcunlarY ubiga-
tIous and his evil ryport in t. ncIgIiorhOnd rendered
hs continuance IN the NlUIIard Mission hurlful To- It,
The Bishop sad tat therefore hc would not nominate
INN missionary for that wear and his connection WITH
the MISSION would An appeal taken hy the
pautin to a Court OF Pr,Sbytrrs but the Court f,I
through. Another appeal taken 10 the Board 81
Managers of The Domestic and FOREIGN Missionary 50
cIcty 81 the Church. and the puntin made Statement
OF ms case, which widely ciT ulIrd. 1t was IA
answer to this statement. which, the defendant slys
contained ma Ter drfam10ry Of himself thu ne wrote
the pamphlet which contains the alleged INCL The
Bishop claims that his duty Bishop demanded that
he shOuld take this and thar The painphrt wa,
only d. lrbuci among c@ officers 81 the Oh .rch
prot ,ctDn To MS own character; undrr the crcuuI-
he asserts that 1t privileged COmmuui, Il.
ton.
An application WAS made. IN Chambers, 10 Justice
DonOiue yesterday hy the attorneys al the plaintiff for
an open commission for tie examination any Wit
that might br produced ny cIhcr party to I'M,
suit before Il Gay specified. II claimed ihcro
were many witnesses In Nebraska who could NOT come
here ~ witnesses aud WHO could only examined III
this way. Justice DOuOluc denied the morton ArnoIX
ucl NOOdiOrC for the PLAINTIFF Nash Il lolt Tor the
dc ct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-08

Cathedral Oh Sunday and died within half an houl
| of heart disease She was sixty-hVe years old.
J. Ward Pennington, victim Of the Princeton
| College epidery3e, died on Sunday at his parents
house, No. West ParG-st., in the nineteenth year
of his age.( Pennington Ranney, another student
and grandson of DR.. s. Fl. Pennington. is seriously
i'll and Charles Parker youngest son or COrelandt
Parker who had been at the point OF deatD' ID re-
covering
A party If swinders, calling themselves Lee.
Warren & Cos" opened o produce commission store
in CommeTce-st, some months ago. and cheated sew
eral persons who had consigned goods to them by
making no returns Recently two members OF the
firm Francis Warren and Joseph PersOn, were con-
victcd charged with emheZzement. and Yesterday
Judge McCarter sentenced them to three years anu
six months in the State Prison. Pers0n IS o rough,
coarse-looking fellow, while Warren might he taken
''''''''' NEw-JERsEY.
ELIZABETH.-The centennial anniversary OF the
battle of Elizabethtown will be celebrated to-day
with parade aud q sham battle at Elizabeth, n. j.
LONG ISLAND.
.JAMAICA-The Excise Board Of the town Of ia
malca met yesterday, and eight applications were
made for licenses all of which were refused on the
objection of the Sunday Observance Association
The ground of objection was that they were not
needed in tho neighbOrhOOd.
STATEN ISLAND.
RGCHMOND.-At the last meeting of the Richmond
County SuperIntendents of the poor, 1t was re-
ported that the County poor fund amounted to only
V''' HUDSON RIVER TOWNS.
NEW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Inn, New-ROchele, has
been closed as public resort. 1t will hereafter be
used clubhouse for the especial use and benefit
of it's members.
SoMERs.-CeOrge w. Smith Is making q diligent
search in the town of SOmers for an old family
Bible. witch he believes contains a family record
that will establish the claim of the Smith family of
Westminster County to q fortune in England
amounting to So 100000.
WHITE PLAINs-The June term of the Circuit
Court and Court of Oyer and Terminer for West
chester County was opened at White Plains yester-
0aV before Justice j, u, Iykmau UreSlu-
ing County Judge $. ID. Clifford and Justices OF Ses
siOns William Z. Howe and James s. See.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-08
DESERTED by A DRUNKEN WIFE.

On the 9Th OF May, Henry Kcehoncr, a harC-work-
ing mechanic, of No. Clark-st., left his home, to
attend to his daily labor and before going gave his
apartments. When the landlord came the same day
be found the woman drunk, and no money ready
the woman and her household goods put on the
sidewalk When Kechoicr returned in the evening
he iOnd bis furniture in the street, but could find
last he was informed that she was prisoner at tue
police station charged with stealing pair Of shoes
At Jefferson Market Police Court. it was learned
ing for tho past month Mt police stations and beg
gimg The woman was held for trial i'll 500 bail,
and the children were sent to st. JOseplls Orphan
Asylum except the youngest, only one year of age,
whom the mother was permitted to take with her.
John, age eight, is q cripple with Il broken back
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-08
OPENING OF THE SCHUETZEN FAIR.

The opening of the United Schuctzcn Association
fair took place at Schuctzcn Park, Union Hill y.
j., Yesterday, At = o'clock the New-Iork Corps;
numbering about 200 men under the command of
Sryenty-first Regiment band, arrived at the park
They we're joined by. the New-Jrescy ScIurtzcn
10 the main hall where the fair is to he held
Dinner was then scrv. l, and speeches made hy
Colonel T. ]. e. Lewis General Lille, John c.
Crcvicr, Christopher Lang, and others. The line
was again formed, and marched to the targets
where The Shooting began. The formal op'cning Of
the fair took place at 1880 p. M. Colonel Lewis
lie then introduced John 4. ONcil. Mayor of Hobo
ken, who made, an address, and was f3lQwcd by
Isaac T2nSsig MAYOR o. Jersey Cl'y' H. fleuler'
The shooting was considered rather poor. On
Wednesday the prizes will he awarded. The attend
ance Yesterday was not encouraging.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-08
HTDROGRIPHIC REPORT


HYDRoGRAPHIC OFFICE CHART DEPARTMENT.. /
WASHINGTON June I. 1850
The following ~ the report OF the Untei States Hydro.
graphic Office for the week ending June s. 1890:
CHARTS CORRECTED DURING THE WEEK.
No OF CHAT ?39 Title Coast North America Sheet
g. Correction. Fog signal at STAFFORD Shoals. L. l.
No. OF Chart X. Tte Northeast Coast North America
Sheets. same correction.
No Of Chart bi9a Title seto Uch Inland Sea. Sheet
l. Correction. Rocks saba Island.
No. of Chart g.. Title Japan Shec2 Same correction.
80 Of chart OIL Tito cape Breton Island etc. tOrrec
ton Bel buoy of Cape Canes replaced by an automatic whs
Tie buoy, and spar buoy.
No. ut Chart DO Title, Southeast Coast Nova Scotia
Sheet 2. same correction.
No. Of Chart .. 1ltle River ard Gulf OF ST. Lawrence,
etc. sheet tp.ln) same correction.
No. OF Chart ii. Title Northeast Coast North America
Sheet !. same correction.
No Of Chart 9ij little. North Coast Guf OF Mexico Sheet
l. correction Fog signal discontinued at Pass utre La
No Chart BIS title. The Arcc Ocean between Green
Lemll. Sige Ford PatIiN Ford
No. ~ Chart BIG Ttl" RiO 80 JanerO HarbOr Correc
ton, lime signal at luOdc Ianelrn Erazll,
No Of Chart I72 Title Coast nt Brazn Same correction
40 II Chart 30. lite Coast Of Brazil Sheet B. same
rrciiIn.
80 of Chart "a. Title Indian Ocean southern portion
Correction. ~agg directions ~hol Point. lat - deg,
MN long Is deg. min. f. approx mated)-Cape Nat
urallStc amt CaDo Ouryaltc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-08
DEATEN TOR INSULTING A WOMAN.

Detective Pierce and Officer Raymond, of the
Delaney street Police Station, yesterday morning
took before Justice Ottcrbourg, i'll Essex Market
Police Court, Andrew Rose true knlan age twenty
four and Frederick Faust, Il Chaiilnakcr age nine
teen of No I'll GOcrck ST. on Il charge OF asSluting
and almost numbering Henry Meyer. a furniture
dealer of No. 4O2 East llOustOnst.
Rose and his wife some time ago purchased from
Never number of articles Of furniture on the in
staimrmt plan. Last week Meyer appeared at the
house OF Mrs. Rose, during her husbands absence,
and requested her monthly install m"nt. She told
him to call when Mr.. Rose was at home. lie there
upon, it is said. inSultcd Mrs Rosc, who ordered
him out of the house. Rose was told on his return
OF Meyers action. He thcrcupon purchased Il cow
hide and proceeded to the furniture dealers store
but did not find him.. Sunday night Rose and
Faust were the roof Of their premises whcn they
observed Meyer approaching them ,lrom Ic roof OF
the adjoining house. Rose Immediately demanded
an explanation from Meyer, and the latter refused
10 give a satisfactory answer. Angry words fol
lowed, and finally Rose and Faust attacked Meyer
knocked him down, kicked him about the head and
body and left him unconscious on the roof.
woman told Officer Raymond what had oc-
cured, and he procured an ambulance, and the
injured man was conveyed to Bellevue Hospital,
where he is at present confined suffering from Il
fractured skull and broken ribs. Rose ar
rested Sunday night, and Detective Pierce ycstcr-
dav morning took Faust in custody. Both prisoners
were Tclnandcd for examination.