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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-02

she has thriven and progressed. Thor
oughfares have been opened for trade
and commerce, her schools have Hour
ished and improved, her population has
largely increased, her wealth grows as
the days sweep onward, her taxes are
lowering in rate, and nowhere on the
markets of the globe do We find any ev-
idence that she owes one cent TO or Tor
anything. Under the Democrats her
manufactures thrive, her agriculture
improves, her people have all political
rights; all opinions, all religions have
their day, and the only obstacle to her
continual prosperity will be found in
the demagogues and politicians who
SANDER her fair name, call in question
her reputation and endeavor for selfish
ends and bad purposes 10 check her
march and wreck her future.
At the conclusion lie was enthusiast
cally applauded and Col. White was in
troduced. lie made one OF his cheering,
magnetic speeches, which was applaud
ed to the echo. After which the meet
ing adjourned.
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hImnstA Fire.

Ab.u. .our O'Clock Yesterday alter
.....ru a- . EEaI~ULE pcurii-ShOvcr was
..-,... ,lfgde.'~ furniture factory, on
In street. uSt below .W-,tJ, yo.CmeS
b., smoke we're uotiye,l pouring uon the
I.,.r.-ut windows %! the establishment
Au alarm o' Gre Mas immediately raised
..., i., ugrou.,U %, the '.ItUry tu!@rd
cog .u I,r.p. uu... with buckets 81 water,
....u yN.iu.uisl,l ,hr flames. The are
.T.-.u-;gL .H ,..l ''". vi the
lire suayiuc> arr urIglr.' down below,
,..rrr they are used IN the furnace. II
supposed that a not coai dropped out
o.. tuc .,,e and into tine large pile OF sha-
v.lEs Wui'ethc fireman Was absent Tor a
moment No damage except screening
tua rsf.,r, was done. but considerable
,....,.,.ut WAS raised.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-02
A Broken Lui.nSu aODe.

Last evening, shortly after supper. 4,
slight accident occurred 10 the New Nc.
Lure House elevator, which was OF No
moment, hut which caused little ex
element, Tor u time. The elevator h.
provided with double ropes and the bat.
emf ratchet. One Of the ropes is known
a: tl.r balance rope and carries a weigh,
which exactly balances the car. ii the
hoisting ropes break, spring forces on,
a pair OF dogs which catch in the ratchet
and hold the car. 50 there cannot br any
danger. 1t was the balance rope whicl.
broke. The car was unaffected and
continued It's ascent, hut the broken
cable, made Of wire, produced scare
by falling on the car and breaking the
glass top. This WAS all. But Squirs
Philips was passenger, with baggage
checked through and he was terr.bl
frightened.
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Opera House Rules.

The following rules have been
adopted at the above mentioned house,
viz:
Smoking in any part OF the house will
not be permitted.
Eating OF peanuts and other eatables
of like nature will not be permitted.
Everybody is required to keep their
feet oHthe chairs and benches.
Walking over chairs and benches will
not be permitted.
Gentlemen are required to keep their
hats off in the Opera House.
Any offender against the proprieties
of the house will be promptly elected.
These rules will be promptly and i'm
partially enforced.
TIE MANAGEMENT.
In addition the audience is respect
fully requested to remain in their seats
until the close Of the performance, so as
not to interfere with the enjoyment OF
those who wish to remain until the fall
of the curtain.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-02
Toledo.

TOLEDO. September !. Wheat
Steady: No. white Michigan "J,c, ma
Der Michigan, spot, 9j!c; seller Octohr'
96ic; No. red Wabash, spot, 9jic.
seller September 95!c; seller October
9G e.; seller November 91yc; seller De
cember oslo; No. 3 rel Wabash g!c
rejected sjc; No. amber Illinois - %.
No. > red mixed 92ic. Corn-Qulct
high mixed i3c; No. . spot i2sc; No >
white 4Ic; rejected il!c. Oals-DH.l
No. >, spot, 29lc. Clover seed-Mam
mouth s 80. iClosed: Wheat-Steady
No red spot 95i; seller September
oslo; october 96:c; seller Novcmb''
91,c. Receipts-Mheat l3l 900 bushels
shipments $1,000 bushels. Corn $500
bushels; shipments 5000. Oats lO,O)O
bushels; shipments 5000 cars.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-02
GENUINE SURPRISE.
Cane Presentation to Col. Camp
bell.

One OF the most pleasant OF occasions,
marked by a genuine surprise, was spent
last evening by party OF gentlemen in
retired room in Eci's restaurant. Col.
Alex. Campbell was invited TO meet a
number OF his personal friends, and
accepting the invitation iounl himself
among the following gentlemen: Col.
Thos. O'Bren, Capt. A. Wilson, Co.
Bridges, Sheriff Jingle. Major Anderson,
NJ. Reilly. Judge Melvin, John o. Per-
dleton. James Nj. Todd, A. W. CamJ-
bell, NJ. F. Huliihcn, w. w. Miller, &.
p. Brown, Senator j. Wagner, Frank
Hoge, Dr. Davis, OF Cameron, and Clark
Hanes. After some little preliminaries,
JOIN o. Pendleton, ESQ, in an eloquent
sp ech, presented Col. Campbell, on
b hail OF his friends, with magnificent
20 4 mounted cane.
The stick is genuine beauty and was
procured in the East by Mr., Brown.
The head, OF solid chased gold, is flat on
top ald srXagonal in shape. The top is
surmount"d hv the Campbell coat Of
arms, an arm iIourishins spear, with
| the MOTTO. irHd p0rotn trrf0 - ! bear
prepared weapons. Handsomely en-
! graved around the six sides, in different
letters, is the inscription: presented
to Col. Alex. Campbell, by Personal
Friends OF the First Congressional Dis
trict OF West Virginia, September l.,
1880"
Col. Campbell was fairly staggered
with surprise, but quickly recovering,
he gracefully and eloquently acknowled-
ged his sense OF obligation. The entire
party then seated itself before a tempt
ing collation., the repast being enlivcned
by brilliant conversation. When the
board was cleared, the following toasts
were offered and appropriately respond
ed to:
Col. Campbell offered the following:
TO Hon. Thayer Mclvin-Thc impair
tial Judge, the idol Of the district and
the man who, in the administration oil
Justice, knows no party, sect or faction.
John o. Pendleton offered:
To Col. Thomas O'Brien-The repre-.
sentative of the lofty pinnacle to which
honesty and integrity can climb in West
Virginia.
BY Major Anderson:
To A. W. CampDell-The editor 81
the leading Republican paper in West
| Virginia.
Col. O'Brien submitted:
To Col. W. l.. Bridges The model
superintendent OF tine model penitentia.
~ OF the model State OF the Union.
Major Anderson toasted:
To Senator David Wagner-The rep.
resentative OF the leading Democratic
district of the State OF Ohio.
Col. Campbell presented
To George K. Tinglc-Whosc honesty
has ever been above suspicion, and
whose integrity in Office has never been
questioned.
BY John o. Pendleton:
To Major o. ID. Cooke-Whose
residence with us has been brief,
brief, yet long enough for US to discover
that he is in all things the accomplished
gentleman.
Col. 0'Brien closed with:
To Major j. G. Alderson-Who has
pacihed more quarrels, made friends oil
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-02
slncirE socielie..

To-day ,Lgr, wi. be- a meeting oi del
,es,. l,um the different singing soCie-
yes lf,, g.ty. ar,oEglu. to tue Saen-
-r.rurE. So. tmuzheim's hall At this
.u..;. the auuu.u election al officers
viI. a I..i. The Beethoven society
hr> led Richard Henig and VIM.
,..vv t@ delegates, and the Harmonic
Vror. .vsrr Al Pee reprrSs ntei by
!gl.,N ~'ilel and c. 4. >chge,vr.
The acknowledgements has
a.. .-..t per- -r':,1 ordering the presl-
!tui % ,h. -,rlyiy IL make arrange
.rau,S su tull ,l, said SocIetv will he
admitted 81, members a, the North
,,..r.r.u Ssrusprhuuj. -, :, iStheir in
,.-r,ar go participate ia the Saengrrtes'
.. J..ty.gu neat week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-02
An Invitation.

CoMRApEs-The twelfth reunion OF
the Army OF the Cumberland" will he
held at Toledo, o., September 22d and
23rd. Every officer and soldier OF that
army, having an honorable discharge, is
eligible to membership in the Society
and ain authorized To- invite all such
to attemp. General Sheridan is our
Present, Generals Grant and Sherman
are members to he president. East
ern Ohio and city exchanges please
conv. Il. II. CCCHRNN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-02
OfInterest TO Hunters,

For the benefit OF our city Nimrods
who score the woods of Pennsylvania
in this vicinity, We publish the periods
during which various birds can he shot
under the game laws of that State:
Woodcock, July to January l..
Plover, July 10 to January |.
Reed Bird, September to Deem
Der |.
Squirrel, September to January !.
Ruled Grouse, October | to Janu-
airy /.
rinnated Grouse, October 10 Janu-
AIRY /.
Quail, October ID to January /.
Rabbits, October II to January |.
Wild Turkey, October TO Janu-
AIRY |
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-02
la II Possible

that remedy made OF such common,
simple plants as Hops, Buchu, Man
drake, Dandelion, &c, makes so many
and such marvellous and wonderful
cures as Hop Bitters do? 1t must be,
for when old and young, rich and poor,
Pastor and Doctor, Lawyer and Editor,
all testify to having been cured by them,
We must believe and doubt no longer.
See other column.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-02
Needs Attention.

Numerous complaints have been tilri
at this office against the condition o!
Twenty.iour,h street, between Chaplin,
and Market. he car track at the alley
is at least six inches above the street
and numerous have been the buggi,s
wrecked on it. A case in point occurred
on Tuesday evening, when two wheels
were torn from buggy in turning down
the alley. Such condition OF things Is
delusion and snare and should he
remeiied at once. Let the proper au
tlori,y take the matter ia hand. A,
We there, Jimmy NlcEo.l?
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guests accepted Miss Taylor's invitation

guests accepted Miss Taylor's invitation
10 dinner and the remainder departed.
Certain it is, that under Miss Taylor's
skilliul management, the college,
thought to already have attained to the
zenith OF its prosperity, is still advanc-
ing, and is an honor 10 the city and the
pride of its citizens. 1t starts off for the
current year with a largely increased
roll OF scholarship, and we trust it may
steadily progress in its good work.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-02
"Pleasant,an and Efectual."

PUIsLEY. W. VA, Nov. u, 1879.
Ncssrs. LGughim Bros. e Co.,
Please sent us another supply OF your
Worm Syrup. We are meeting with an
increased sale. We find it always gives
satisfaction. l have used it in my own
family, and found it not only pleasant,
but effectual. MAITIN * DoPLER,
Of Dopler x Lewis.
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n....---..r,l c.our,-Ludge Cranmer.

Cg.r, m., g. 90 O'Clock A. VI. ycster-
,..v. ana 81 ett-nyicU was taken up
drr.1g TIE Gay With the following;
Wm n NrtlgraIi. native 81 the
M1,as- County. sizUiiiel his readiness
&C. become a citizen oi tine GREAT Repub-
.i,. ami the proper papriN were issued
~ r.m
The ,u.I, s..u& a holiday uuril Fri
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-02
DRY GOODS.
Now YorE.

NEW Yong, September l.--Dry GOoir
-Jobbing trade continues active snd
business iair with package houses. Cor
ton goods generally steady and un
changed. Prints in fair demand. Drr,-
ginghams in brisk request. Dress goods
doing well. Mems wear woolens slug
gish. The Bulletin says that large
quantities OF silks were sold al auction
today and brought rather low prices.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-02

more enemies, heal, d more wound.
and lived more for his friends than sDy
man in the State.
This concluded an evening which will
be remembered with pleasure by ali.
and with particular pride by Co. Alex
Campbell.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-02
Cheap ENcurSlons.

The T., &. d st. J.. Railway CoMpA.,
panhandle Route) will sell excursion
tickets to the Columbus State Far Au
gust 20,h and 3lst and September Isl,
- and 81, al the rate IT - 10 Tor The
round trip. Tickets VIII be good for r.
turn passage un'!l Srptrmn.r l,u, iucl-
sivc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-02

THE Bone and Muscle producing Mali
the Nerve.quicting Hop, the superb Ma
larial antidotc. Quininr, and other prec
ious ingredients. combined without fer
meHtation, are the ingredients OF "Msll
Bitters,' prepared 10y the Malt Bitrers
Company.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-02

Nts,nNGrsN. sept mper =, \. NJ
t.r l-uur,-r- and tine Ohio Valley,
stationary or higher barometer amt tenn
.a.aturr. ,1u,rpr,y winds, partly cloudy
weather ami local rains.
Tor tTc Lower Lakes. stationary or
lu...g barometer. slightly warmer south
civ winds. PATTY cloudy weather.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-02

Music EssoY>.-Proicssor Louis Was
resumes instructions 10 pupils on the
piano, viclin and in thorough bass,
September L. Application may he made
At his residence, - Twentieth street, ~
nj Shcib's music store. Washington
Hall
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-02
LEGAL !nTELLiGENCs.
iaJex 60 Now Advertisements.

AIIuegeu Third Pdg~.
Ir- s .lc-Eultou Property.
,rsi Miners Meeting.
10 Let Furnished Room.
-. T.. Conference.
3. .aapck AL English Central Club.
GRANT Ca'hyiro, Picnic.
Wanted -OuJrrywen.
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Singing Lessons.

Mrs. Annie VI. Sheib will resume her
course of vocal instruction September
9TH. Application may be made at her
rooms lii2 Main street, second floor,
from 10 TO 10 \. NJ. and = to p. NJ.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-02

The offerings this week were not M
good as they were last week. tops being
in lighter supply and very scarce. The
trade AT wholesale was more active AMI
prices higher than las. week. and ia the
retail market tops only showed sympa
thy with the wholesale trade, on account
of their scarcity. and prices as to quality
for them were l.. nlj cts. higher than
last week. Medium and common Cat
tie were without material change. Prices
25G,5 % cts, most sales rom 3i6i!
cts
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-02

The b. & o. railroad will sell tickets to
the State Fair at Columbus, Ohio, Tor
$3.50 tine round trip, good from August
90th to September 4th, inclusive. This
Fair will be held August 30, 81 and Sep
TENDER ], z and 8.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-02
TIN ARE REPORTED FROM.
REMARKS oN BEEF CATnR.

The arrivals OF Cattle daring the Wrrs
amounted 10 1865 head. agains: IIN
last week and > $40 head the correspond
Ing week OF last year, and the sales dur
ing the week amounted Ia 1906 head
against 2.O1i last week and ,456 hrsg
the responding week Of last year, ant
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-02
snHEP AND IAMr
REMARKS.

Trade has been fair tins week Tor a.i
kinds OF GOOD stock, whether ior butcher
Sheep. Lambs or stock Sheep, while
common grades have found but a poor
market, Good stock wa not plentiful
this week, which accounts Tor the FREQ
dom OF trade. We quote butcher SUCcp
a, 3lm4i cts. Lambs, iG5l cts -tora
sheep. Il J0Co3 % each. or JH5t ca
per H.. country dealers buying freely.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-02

Prices >2"i" ~ pr I,ad. Ii good
Cows ~hoS ~ improved inquiry.
sNINt
s.EMNEhs

The offerings this wees, though s,Nci
al hundred sho't ot those al last vrra.
are generally IN excess O., The IvIaand.
chiefly h2cau-" Of tlrir character. whlc'
il not in arrrritucr with the wants 10
the butchers Just l1w. Inr Irrr.ot-
consist !afgci? oi gra~, Hog, which have
been iErryaa;a" IN the. proportions ini
several weeks past. hui irN ll"ys Icing
among the offerings TbrS" aIc 10 good
demand NJ our top prices. W" quote
common to grass Hogs at Glr,I cts, and
7G7i cts. far good to cNtia cin're. The
tendency ipricys jdst now seems to be
downward, to be made more certain q
free shipments of grasgcrs continue.
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/. Blum ~ Bro.
l.O4 Main Street.

o. I...... the lti,y. a yHauc.' to inspect
,- .r,..r .... r..y. stock We wiI Grcp our >'nr'
DO. t-r-I D.. ur'i.g e. ~. uu amt o'Ier the
LrsLC-y O.. s. pJynber. Sg@
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GENERAL MARKETS.
Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, August 30, 1851.
RECEIPTS FOR THE WEEK.


'Rrc&s or nhEf CATTLE ~ ruE MAEKEl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-18
WALL STREET TO-DAY.
Advance in kaiIrnnA URo,,Rs

NEW YORK. Dec. ls.-The Post In It's financial
article 10 day says The stock exchanged
markets continue active and strong. Cnited
States bonds are unchanged. The Treasury
has to-day got no skies OF 1880 az le27. but
gives notice that the original limit OF three
million dollars which would be bought at this
price has been removed and that 1927, Will.
until further notice. be paid for the entire out
standing remainder. Railroad bonds are strong
al an adyance OF \ a2a, the latter OgdeDsbury.
lst Texas and Pacific land grant Incomes are
up1ss TO sI@s; Chesapeake and oato currency
6s are up Ia 10 AN; Northwest Consolidated
IS are up y 10 lS5. and St Paul aud Omaha
consois are up per cent TO 1o4. La the stock
market the only weak stocks have been w. L..
az s2's 10 19sl; American District at 60 20 sc;
Chattanooga - TO IN. The notably
strong stocks have sold as high as the
following prices: Iron Mountain. 3d.; St Paul
and Omaha 9S and 50: Wabash, So, and 46;
Chesapeake and Ohio. 2sk 25s. and 81 respec-
lively; Kansas and Texas 4sk; Cedar Rapids,
20; Canada Southern, 7ss; 81. Louis and New
Orleans. 4ss; and the premium stocks as fol-
lows: New York central, 1<6: Rock Island 1876:
chicago and Alton, lo0 Illinois Central, l27;
Michigan Central lSl; and Lake Shore l2g. The
Elevated railroad stocks have been notably
strong. advancing to us for METROPOLITAN. l9a
for New York and 36 for Manhattan and Nash
Vile has been also notably strong advancing
to sly or ls5 for the old stock. The market for
foreign exchange is dull and barely steady,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-18
Reclamation Of the POtOm &C Flats.
VIEWS oF THE NEWSPAPERS.

The n. Y. Times to-day treating edItorially
upon the above matter says: Washington,
the capital OF the United States, is In many re
spects the most attractive city In the country.
and whatever else may be said OF them. it must
at least be admitted that Gov. Shepherd and
his associates deserve much OF the credit IL,
making Ii so. But they neglected one most i'm.
portant work. Many schemes were, during the
time OF their power, proposed for the filling In
OF the great SwaInpS In front OF the city known
as the Potomac flats, but they all fell through
and to-day the unsightly morass In question is
still an eye-Sore upon the river front, and the
source OF the malar1al disorders with which
the residents OF the District, particularly those
who make it their temporary abode are
troubled
The Times, after reciting the features of the
scheme 10 get possession OF the Potomac fats
says 1t fs not likely that Congress will consent
TO deed the river front OF the national capital
10 party OF private spectators, but that there
Is much fear that the pressure which may oe
brought TO bear In favor OF the scheme "wil
prevent Congress from taking much-needed
action looking toward the Improvement OF the
flats are to be reclaimed Ii is certainly quite as
much the duty OF the government to do that
work as 1t is advisable for ii TO eXpend hundred:
OF thousands OF dollars on unheard-of rivers IL
the mountains OF the south. IL the fats ar,
filled in IL is believed that there will be no NOR,
complaint OF malaria In Washington, TIL,
members OF Congress who have been elected tC
live in the City for the best part OF the next tWt
years are quite as much interested as are Tho
citizens OF the place In removing what is now Z
fruitful sour ce or disease"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-18
SOCIETY NOTES.

At the dinner given on Wednesday evening,
at the White House, to Gen. and Mrs Grant,
the latter lady wore numerous and valuable
diamonds with dress OF elegant wine colored
velvet trimmed with point lace. On her arms
were several bracelets including one gold band
four inches bread, without any stones in 1t. In
her hair sparkled rosette and a butterfly of
diamonds, and in her ears long earrings set
with valuable diamonds. At the same tina
Mrs. Hayes wore rich white satin. She is said
to have looked especially handsome, and to have
surpassed herself In her powers OF entertaining
the guests that evening. Mrs Jesse Grant wore
lilac satin, embroidered in pearls, and trimmed
with rare lace.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. c. W. Spoford. wife
OF the proprietor OF the Riggs House, took MIS-
Haggart, Mrs. Eastman and Mrs. Callahan, of
the Suffrage Association, to call upon Mrs
Hayes, who received them very kindly, and
showed them through the private part OF the
White House and the conseryatories.
The President and Mrs. Hayes recently re-
ceiyed from San Francisco beautiful photo.
graph, about 20 by Is. The President is sitting
In handsomely carved Chair, holding letter
In one hand, the other resting on the arm OF the
chair. Mrs. Hayes Is standing by his side, and
every feature Is distinctly marked. Her toilet,
as shown, Is rich and becoming.
The Children's Hospital Kettledrum closed
last night in what might be called halo OF
business and social success. The attendance
was very large and fashionable, and the
Representative Pound has taken up his res
idfnCe for the winter at 1915 street, corner OF
Nth and yesterday had his books and papers
taken there. Mr. Pound will go to Wisconsin
duing the recess, and his wife will remain in
New York with her friends until after the holI-
days: She has been busy for some weeks at
tending to the details OF settling her fathers
estate-Senator and MIS- Wallace leave to-
day to spend Christmas with their children at
their home In Pennsylvania. and will return
after New Year. Miss Wallace VIII then ac-
company them.-MrS. Ogle Tayloe contin( Ss
too III to travel and fears are entertained thai
she may rot return here this winter. She IS at
returned to the city, and is again at her hus-
bands residence on Iowa Circle.-Mr de
Zamacona l. the Mexican minister, sailed for the
United States from his own country on the 9th
1nstant-Dr. D. B. HcCartee and wife, for
many years resident In China, snd more re-
Gently In Japan. are now on visit to tnis city,
staying at 309 New Jersey avenue southeast
SECRETARY Sherman has removed to 1910 K
street, his new residence, two doors east OF his
former rsid snce-Miss Msrla Murphy,
charming young lady from Golconda, H., win
spend the winter in Washington, as the guest
Of Miss Maude Raum, Daughter OF Commits.
sioner kaum.