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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-29
F1uanclGl.

BANKERS and CAPITALISTS will want to
I'D get The Tribune Almanac 1880, 1t gives the figures
United states ReVenue and Expenditure since 1870 PRICE,
20 cents. by mail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-29

TIE CENTRAL CONSTRUCTION COMPANY OF NETWORK crrl
'n''' KEWYoRK aay j. 1890 !
GALL NO. ga CALL OF TEN PER
CENT hereby maae upon the subscribers 10 the Con-
struetOn Fund this Company under the agreement with
American Union Telegraph Company payable June 70
W. - A' W. L. CoNNOR,
President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-29

RoNDOUr, n Y, May %, 1851.
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the stock
holders Of tho ULSTER AND DELAWARE RAIL
COMPA will be held the office OF the company In
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-22
DRY GOODS.
PHILADELPHIA.

ia
% fs S DIES, SooS
S"""
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-22
Wicked for ClcrgyIneD.

II believe il to DE all wrong and even wick
ed for cIergymen or other public men to be led
into giving Testimonials to quack doctors or
vile stuffs called III edicincs, but when a really
In':ritOrious article is made up of common
phy- y-icians ,sc and trust in daily, we should
freely cOminer Il il. Therefore cheerfully and
heartily cOmH,cnL Hop BitterS for the good
they have dor g me and my friends, firmly be-
Iicving they Fave no equal for family use. l
will not be without them.'
Rev. Washington. ID. c.
owIS
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-22

.'rhcw'' l wouldn't marry her if she'd i Tor
tune Poor girl, she'd be all right if she tool,
Spring blossom, the best thing in the world
for offensive breath. Prices: SOC, trial bottles
Zoe.
For sale by II. Il. Cochran, druggist. 1877 and
l39 North Queen street, Lancaster, Pa.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-22
81 Am All Played Out"

package Of kidney. Wort and take it and you
viii at once feel its tonic power. 1t renews
the healthy action of the kidneys. bowels and
liver, and thus restores the natural life and
strength to the weary body. 1t can now be
had in either dry or liquid form. and in either
way is always prompt and eficient.-Ne,O
Reoford Standard. d20lwd&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-22

TAKE NOTICE THAT ALL THE OUT
Il standing and unpaid city tax tor the year
lSS0, now in the hands of the collectors OF the
several wards, must he paid on or before
WEDNESDAY. THE 18TH DAY OF DECEM
BER, A. D.. 1850, rs Immediately after that
date the same will be placed III the hands OF
the city solicitor tor collection. dccLtid
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-22
fr0tect the Little Ones.

Protect THE LITTLE ONES from the often fatal
conse9 OF Group. with DR.. Thomas Ec-
lectric Oil. II is tine king Of all cough medicine
as well peerless remedy for rheumatism.
lame back. Sprains, bruises. cuts. piles, kidney
troubles. etc. Take it inwart'iy and apply out
wartlly.
For sale by II. Il. Cochran. druggist, III and
l33 NORTH Queen street Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-22
.JEVELRT.

Ifl.eslN WATCHES ALI. STYLES. GOLD,
IL Silver and Nickel, - to $50. Chains. etc.
sent Z. .. ID. to be examined. Write tor Cata
loSue to standard American Watch Company
Pittsburgh. Pa
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-04-16

rv.~rxr laval country with few
iMAsiSL : 49,. -. ~ ITO very
IT,. .sn a ;r-s ~ fsids ~ stone walls.
5.nAA'' H .'.s 1 ,.nd ,h.t ir;sh Z. rms are
= = - sun 49, -.s 80, c,,,n,;ss fher, 4
eonlivse A., - horrv swsmpv land.
sreAl usal =. = o.ss.' -, -, rh;ch
Toll ~ .ha. - t ~ $50 -
serves mem $50 - -; = .~.uv .tout -
Al alisn n-d - r;li.rs Green II
49, = - 49, r,ri.nd ssx from
s s A1 &C.,. !. s... II sor,e d;xfr;cts-
nse - n ~ ....c-.s y cons;dered rather
- ~ - ~ &C., - soie ~unnorf
ialse' . 49, = s-...:s.- x..h.r r,afber-
% g i,l. 80 .a.,.- - ia cr.nd-
~ en.,u'' @'e'
n'o.neI'
Boston Common co1.ans $3.50 !
acres 81 land ~ wouiI H. ~
sized !risn farms, wn'cn . l.is
tam nlty u sly num- !. 80 sr...e Ar
dozen cows. : nois: 49, r.-;r.
keys M lany ~ -,i.-s 80 y
oou, ~ 49, "a .c-s.sh;r~ 4 ths
.ns .a''u'o'1' ''-'-
~ 49,
"a goou rs, :sa' q. - =. -.;.ss;,-d
swarming me 80 49, 49,. c---s-. m,
but suppose : cloP ~ rL.n -h.s,
peat eanno. - 1870 ss. - $500
wny' munger -. - -. - - s.rtrr;s
And rememoer' .ne. I'm ~ ~ !. ,,.cr
q other Dns' a ~ s,;, 80 -
me eIvPs Ian' =. - ~ r,rl.ra .ho,,I,
A me crops =. &c" &c. -err !;
% ~ poor M ~. .,d 4. |. -.
Ireland 80. year, y 49, -o. $500 rani
caisnn'y, ou' 49, ~. go
60 hungry on Ina' - s s.n,a-;. - c -,
eries. me snoPs. 80 hs.ss s.,c.,d \
merce anu ~ sa. "a 49, 49,
On .' aIy h.'v , 4 f.a5 from other STATE
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-04-16

.SrEAxixs u duck shooting on 81
Clair Flats" sighed An old citizen. .
he took 4 seat IN gun store yesterday.
~ don't think there are - many birds
up there ~ there WAS ten o. nLIee1
wears ago. Why. sir. the channels used
70 be Just black with EN-. and they ~cre
% tame that you could knock 'em On
the head"
Everybody signed 70 think those good
old DAYS and ducks could never return.
and the veteran hunter continued:
~ remember | was out one day u
April. / got in among the bipeds. and
how many do you suppose ] countedF
Three hundred.~ ventured one Of
the audience after . long interval
Three hundred Why. 1 always
killed over q thousand every time
went out. No. sir. counted over SIX
teen thousand great big. fat. plump.
delicious ducks and then / had only
counted those on one side Of the ooati
"How long did IL take your!
IL don't know. sir. had no watch
With me. Time Is nothing 70 . man
counting ducks. counted aloud and
when the ducks were small ! counted
two for one. By and by got tired
Of counting and got ready for thf
slaughter.
How many did you kill?
.Weu. now, suppose l could he
about il snd say l killed nine or ter
hundred. but I'm getting too near m
grave for that. No. ! didn't Kill
Blasted one, and that's where tn
strange part Of the story comes IN
When began to lift that gun up thos'
ducks knew what was up 70 Just =
well as human being. and what ca
they do? Why, sir, about two nun
bred Of 'em made sudden dive, swan
under the boat, and all raised on he
mort side at once and upset her, les
sir. they did. and there I was In tn
North Channel, in ten feet OF water
boat upset. night coming on and
nv wet clothes"
..Well?-
well. / climbed up on the bcttol
Of the boat, foated i've miles. and vi
picked up by two Indians. We towe
that unset boat to an island. and her
another curious thing comes in. Unds
the boat were 264 large, plump duck
lney nnu Dccu caueht e.1&N =
upset. and all we had " do was 70 ha'
'em out and rap 'em on the head
.Why, why didn't they dive dow
and get from under the boat ~ asks
an amateur duck-shooter-
why didn't they, sir-why dicr
they P Well, sir, might have asks
'em why they didn't. but il was late
cold wind rad sprung up. and ! didr
feel like talkingl AL know Is that
counted over 1900 ducks. was upss
captured 26f. and have afiidavits he
in my wallet to prove everything ! ha
stated. Does any man here want tos
the documents ~
No man did. They all looked out
the windows and wondered if they cou
lie that way when they had passed thrs
score years Detroit Free Press
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-04-16

JACK = The name a hull-terrier
.h1r hns been considered - > sort Of a
s<t.che for . number Of years By the
American Express ComPanys once u
this ci<v- About two years ago this
dog Jack took . rrip westward and his
ever since been On his travels ne has
visited al the principal cities - the
line q the American Express Ccmpa-
nv. and only few days ago vns heard
s--u in St. Louis. No. Jack iscertain-
" |. most sagncious dog. and his meth
"a a travelling il really curious On
one occasion he jumped into one II the
comrnrv's TRANSFERRING and on AZ
irving alongside the CIR in the yard
sneaked IN ard hid himself behind the
freirhr- and in that manner enjoyed :
ride 10 View York On striving ~ the
metropolis be got l0S-- and Spying N
express-wss0n- followed Il some four
miles. until he finally reached the once
On Hudson street. He was returned q
\ this cstF. and then started On an e..
tendedtrip west- When he becomest tired
X Of one osice BE Immediately seeks the
chr and visits another. and in this man
ner he has travelled for nearly twc
wears When Il his home in Albany
he WIS very punctnAl n his once hours
and every evening - SIX o'clock report
Cd ready for duty Afrer closing hours
a seven o'cIock- he knew n once thos'
belonging on the premises and scte<
- sorr u night unrchmzn- He = nbCu
SIX years cd and weighs some sixty
\ odd p0unfx He i now probably q
4 rou<e fol L. prziries II the Par West
md perrk1nce iii take . triL trip owe
the lines q 8ressrs- Wells. Fargo = Go
Albany 4rgns-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-04-16

THERE can b little donbt thAf SOCIAL
mAnners- education and circnna.nccs
Affect the qualities ucuan derives NON
her material organizzt,on- and even
efEhce the original character un,cn
nature HIS given her In the Enplcsz
condition. the man labors with ms hands
and with his wis for mutual support
and protection: the woman rcArs her
children tends the sick and conducts
domestic Affairs Such & the mo<t
primitive. i probably the heaifh'csf and
happiesf condition for the fem.le- Hef
sympxfhetic and susceptible nature has
here every scope for action sifhoux -
ing shaken BY rude and oft-rePezted
shocks In civilized lie. especially
among the upper classes everything
seems combined 70 foster and increrse
the natural afectAbiliry a gozasr's ~
ture. and society renders he-. already
unfortunate BY orgznixxficn- the rscsin
Of the most painful ard varied scrscF q
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-04-16

Tar wa<herwonnn-s ~ II : very
necessary. 4 not particularly elevzred
one. and no one with proper sympathy
for = large. laborions and not p2rr1cu-
lsriy hiehlv remunerzfed class would
think for : moment of attempting 20
circumscribe their liberty - reader
| their weary task more burdensone
However. ne think i = ncf cne q
| their inherent rights TO occupy the
streets with their clothes EneA To
string them along ADORE the sidewalks
where. burdened with their dripping
load. they compel the pszser-by %
seek the middle a the sfreetz- or pro
jecfed by long poles Etil farther into
the street. they constantly eDdxnger
the safety q persons mounted upon O.
driving spirited and nervous nnir.zls-
~ wei - interfere with Ordinary
travel. We recommend fhs mater &C
the consideration a che Governor md
hone 70 see the nuisance zbxfed-f1s'
anna Star aid Herald
N RICE AID APFLE SorFFLK-Boa
two table<poonfulE q nee IN half !
pint e milk: add. when soft- the ye'k'
Oh kWO EKE&~ - - -
! : van with Il around the sides q -
dish. Stew some pared md cored -
, pies until soft. III the center q -
dish With them Ill up the 1pertures i
: the apples With czndied sEsetmezts Q
jeIlr. and corer the whole uirh ID
] whites a the egzs beaten - > sd
froth and sprinkled thick ui-k uhif
' powdered sugar Brown u The ore
I | and serve with cream
!. Glen FAR. Who lives n Noryzz
E town. N. c.. has won local renoxn Z
. pole-climber- In 1874 he climbed
: sixfy-feef pole = Henry Clay -
meeting and from n Top wzTed -
q banner. and twenty four yeszs lst<r !
climbed : Seymour pole and TOOK
: drink sixty fsef from the grcund
]. The steamship 0roaf EaSey. = % !
y fittcd I'D with new boilers ard mncki1
|. ery II . coz a E11o.Oo0. toca<5y cazxl
= between London md Texx< Sc
d capable q holding 1000 bead q cafx
= and 1900 hesd y sheep
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-09
~ tNtbNl

session OF tho Grand Lodge IN Jhis city.
The Masonic Grand LoJge of Yves, Viz.
ginia will meet in Masonic Hall In this
city this evening, Grand Master John
Arbuckle presning. A large number Of
delegates from different parts OF the State
are already here aud many more are ex'
pected to-day. 81:
At the annual couvoca,ion OF the Grand
Royal Chapter OF West Virginia, held
LIS: night IN the Masonic Temple in this
city, the following named officers were
elected and appointed for the ensuing
ycar: 20 .H.'5 sl..l 5ri EHht
W. Fl. II. Flick, NJ. E Grand Priest
W. II. Freeman. n. Il. Grnnd'king; J,
q. Baker, VI, L Grand Scribe; &. P. Hi.
ireth, X. L G. Treasurer; OIell s. Long,
Il. Z. Il. Secretary; Hugh Sterling, Grand
Lpc;urer; j. H. flanagan, Grand Chap
lain; Jero a. Miller, Grand Captain, Of
Ilost; A. J. Stone, Grand prin. Soj1urner;
q. ". Feiht, Grand Royal Arch Captain
Frank Rex, Grand NJ. I'd Vail; Gmsta,e
Brown, Grand N. ID Vail; John I. p!sor
Grand NJ. LIST Vail; Timothy Biiss, GlaLd
Tyler. g.,4g.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-09

Az OLD ScLDIER's SIN Three or four
weeks ago crippled mar, who walks on
|cru,ches, aud whose pepchaut for vicious
and tisorderly conduct is better known
than bis name, got drunk and "raised
Cam" on Wn.cr street. He wound M by
clubbing Mr.. Unruh with one q hiscrutcbes
and he WAS arrested and locked up. On
that occasion, by pleading his crippled
state and his heroic military record, he
g.red the mercy Of the couri.,r !, BE
/ esterday THU, same individual, got in.
tcxicated and made nuisance Of himself
in front Of Lucas music store on Market
street. He broke both of his cru!ches,
and not being able to navigate longer, fell
flat on the ground aud louudered about
md Gang HIS maudlin songs. Officers
Shorts aud Price did not regard this as
C, editah'e conduct Tor mn old soldier, and
locked him up. The Courts mercy will
probably not fall on him rs the gentle rain
itom Heaven this morning, as it did on
the former occasion. Tho old colder must
learn to do better.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-09

Mr.. Zaph Philips, Of 1918 Main street,
Wheeling, says tina. DR.. j. f. Smith saved
mis- life. Mr.. ?. had been sick long
,ule and nothiog seemed TO help him.
Dr.. Smith took him under treatment ten
days ago. and he 10 now out about his bust
ness, and gaining strength daily. Dr..
Smith is not ''me,eoric DOCTOR" here to-
day and gone tomorrow, bat he is here 10
remain, and treats successfully all chronic
diseases OF men, women and children. Dr.
5. is II regularly educated phsician and a
specialist o! upwards OF fourteen years
hospital experience. All who placed
themselves under the Doctors treatment
q month ago are reporting themselves i'm.
proving. Consultation free. OIira hours
from ga. N TO SP NJ. at No. 1917 Marke,
street, opposite New McLure House,
lLuneiotd'a Bni!ding) Wheeling, ". Va.
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= ~ '-ET-VFF ~ - -
ONE WAY CELEBRATE.
he novel nnh Appropriate Way tho. Is.
ihhu RCpublicanS will J0iiify this

lhe SSSel hnh appropriate Way tho Il.
ianu Republicans will JoiiiEy this
Evening. sg5S
We have several times referred to the
banquet to be given by the ladies Of Re-
publican procliyities over on the Garden
Spot this evening. It bids fair to be one
Of the biggest things In its way ever seen
In Wheeling. 1t Is proposed to have
general feast. to which every Republican
on the Island, with lady,,is invited.
Some misapprehension has arisen as to the
persona privileged to partaks Of the good
things offered. The above statement Is
authorized by the ladies. They also re.
quest uB to make q special announcement
that children will mol be welcome.
The last preliminary meeting was held
last evening. A committee on programme,
consisting Of Messis, Kirk FAris, Jim Cs
ell AND James Dlsby, VIVA appointed.
viii Young and George ClatOr were up
pointed doc, kecpe,s. a-ea7
Supper will be furnished from ak O'Clock
till ten. The club ispxpccted to dino in Il
body abont eight, alter peradirg tho prn.
cipSl streets OF the Island. The ci,z4ns
will illuminate and decorate for the coca.
sion, aud tho uG ,ir blds fair TO be us bril-.
liant as could DO drsi,td. Tha club will
form at half past six. Every member IL
expected to turn out.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-09

CASyAsstSG THE VoTEs-The "Return-
ing Boald" met yesterday Ut the court
house 10 canvass tho returns from the
various precincts in,ha county a.lhe 1e-
cent election. DR.. T. II Logan aud WI.
". Cowden, E q Secretary OF the Repub-
lie m State Committee. presented 4 written
request 10 the interests Of Hon. John A.
Hutchinson. that the ballots be recounted,
aud this WIS ccordiuely! DONE Wash.
ington District was first taken up, the
votes being zone over just as in the oriy;-
nal count. Clerk Deiers acted M recorder
and ]. Il. Cowden, E>q represented the
OF the Republican candidate. En.
GOV. Jacob had been engaged by Mir.
uearn to take care oil Col. Wilson's inter
es,s.. The ,precinc, was found to have
been correctly counted with one exception.
There were on the tally sheets two more
names than there were tickets in tho bal.
10; box. Each OF the two leading candi-
dales mad slso one more vn,c than was 10
the box for him. This reduced each can
dida'e one vote and LEFT them in the sains
relative position as before. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-09

CnAurAuQUA LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC
ASSOCIATION Pursuant 10 the arrange.
mert lnade ut the last meeting Of our local
branch OF the &c. L. and s. q - the Assa.
citation met last evening ut the Fourth
Street NJ. i Church. A largeuumber Of new
members were added to the society and
he membership nov numbers sixtv.two.
permsneut organic ,tion was effected
and the following officers elected: presi.
dent, Charles Collier, and nix Vice Pfesi.
dents whose names We failed TO get. Secie.
iaty, Miss Lizzie Clohnu; Treasurer, J. j.
Jones. After agreeing upon subject for
special study during the coming week the
society adjourned. Atthe same place next
Monday evening, Mt half past I o'clock,
those who hav. engaged in the work AZ.
signed will be examined on the lesson for
the week, and will have the subject Of
study explained by the Instructor. We
urge all VINO have nat yet connected them.
sci yes with the society to TO SO at once,
in order that all may he on rs nearly an
equal footing rs possib'e with regard to
tie work 10 be done. fou may become
member by leaving your ,pame with the
president, or by beng present and giving
your name to the secretary next Monday
eTening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-09
RIVER RECORD.


s.ngc 81 water, movement Of i:nnis, etc
Tho river is again rising IRON tho re.
cent rains. The marks on tho wharf last
erenins indicated 7 taet s inches, an In.
creaee Of two.thirds Of a foot over the
s.age Sunday night. .i,s j.g
" The Hudson, from Pittsburgh to Cincin.
natl, p,ssed down yesterday.
The Andes arrived IRON Cincinnati at
10 o'clock last might, and will be found
III port this morning s1
This Katie StocSdple and Salt Valley
will pass down from Pistsb1rgato Cincin.
na'i 10 day. aIHl
The Emma Grahami Ia due up from DIN.
cinna'l en route TO Pittsburgh. Il
The Bachelor leaves Tor pi,tsburgh this
morning. o-iaj
The new steamer Sidney, Captain WIN.
List, arrived yesterday. Sho ID d hand,
some hoa', aud will load for Tennessee
river drect,--pinsJ,rgh Commercial On
:ti'e. ...-. ..
The remodeled Telegram arrived from
Point Pleasant yesterday. She has been
on the docks there having her bow length
ened and her head raised, and her stern
altered. The alterations arc expected To
make her lighter aud s@siter., She ID now
as handsome craft al we have on this
part OF tne river. She RESUMED her daily
uippss IN the CluFingt,N trade:
The ,ihgelon,, which has, been running
In '9o local trades about Cincinnati since
ne low water set IN has retnrned TO her
ola s@n 10 The Wheeling and Sia'ersyill+
tTnne, 'naking her l%t trip Yesterday.
she leaves 'hls port at q 81. daily.
| Ioe Y Nei' CONTINUES her daily trips TO
ann from s'ennenvslle ma THIS cry,
Inc oarHes o. me rays Iron Line are
ioai,bg ~ the Atnh MN, ana Will depart
tue last ~ me week. rf
capt Jnllas "ellrnau lei. last evening
ior ~. Louis by rail; :,
Inc anne hei'y r. prnspecting around
oaps Hornbrook viii take her and three
narRes to the southern Mississippi the
iirsto' the week, to engage In the cotton
Seeu transportation business, receiving. II
along the rivers and bayons, where 1t lat
been purchased by tho merchants, and
taxing ~ % Nicktb1'E. New Orleans o.
other cities where tue extensive oil! MILF
are. g.I
CAIRO, Novemher S-Arrived- Grand
IoWerrrst. Lpnis' Departed Grand Tower
| NHkshllrs. River 10 ltet, inch and rls
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-09
BELLAInr BmEFs.-J Judge Oakley wss IN

BELLAIRE BmEFs- Judge Oakley was 10
town Monday, on bis way to St. Gainesville
to open up Court. :. II { =
Thomas NlcNealey, ono Of the chief
clerks OF tho Treasury Department at
Washington, who was here last week, Wis.
iling Hon. l. Danford, has returned home
:, A colorel woman, during the storm Of
Saturday evening. claims that che was in.
suited near the Gravel Hill school house,
by white man. She went home again
a short time afterwards thu same way !; bnl
WAS evidently prepared for him. He made
his appearance again and shc sho, at him
with u revolver. lie fell, but she thinks
he was lodging ms he got up in a hurry
and made of. ! RIO, r,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-09
THE COMING CONCERT.

ISspEcriSG THE PASHANDLE n Tour Of
Tng ccii,n Orr The P.,i C.Hk 81 Il r K and
lis Brunches a party OF distinguished gen.
lemrn Connected with the management Of
the ulfAira OF the Panhandle railroad com.
psny. spent last night IN this city. The
uarty il composed ats. II. FELTON,, OF Pitts
hIreh, General Superintendent; G. ".
Rhodes, Chief Master Mechanic, Colum.
bus; K kelp, Master Mechanic at Danni.
sou; II. ). Cta'g s euhenville. Chief Engi'
neor Maintenance OF Way Department; D.
'0'Brien, Steubenville. Road Master; A. X.
Mansfield, Foreman Of Machine Shops Mt
Seubenville; J. Ii. Barrett, OF Dennison,
superintendent, aud Messrs. NJ. NJ. Rod.
gers, Pii,sburch; D. Stanley, Mansfield
James MrGra.h and Vim. Kinch. Altoona;
A. Nc uiuus, Coshocton, and W. L. Derr,
Sleubenville. 81 ~
The party arrived ut ! o'clock last even.
ing or, special train Of one baggage car.
two officers. co'chea and an open inspec.
ZION Car. The train was in charge OF Con.
ductor Scott Perman, Of Columbus, one OF
the oldest and most popular conductors
on theroad. John Shay drove the engine.
lie Is an expert veteran engineer, his
home being at Pittsburgh. -ls,
The train.will leave this morning for a
survey of the P, ". & Ky. branch.
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A barge load Of apples will leave this
port shortly for Memphis and Nicksburs.
Sixteen hundred barrels are now stored
away, and several hundred more will be
put on board before she leaves The wind
storm Saturday evening swept the barge
from her mo0rlnrs ct Washington street,
and she is now lying ut the foot OF Market
street.
Mrs. Jacob Wills, u woman living in a
fiat boat OH the river at the upper end Of
tIwn, was attacked by mad COW about
noon to day. She was terribly gored
abont the head, breast, back and arms,
and it is probable that he. injuries may
result fatally.
Mrs. Margaret johnson. the old lady
who was run over by a freight train on tho
Pan Handle road at the Adams street
crossing, died at her residence in the
southern part of ihi. city this afternoon
The funeral OF Judge John S. Patterson
took place from his Ia'e residence on
North Fourth street thi1 Afternoon. Rev
McLane officiating. The funeral was
largely attended by the friends OF the de
Ceased. ALwYS.