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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-11
A Bad Marriage.

Miss Mamie Anderson. n young lady
we'll knownto Wheeling society, amt
daughter of Postmaster Anderson, ol
Pittsburgh, was married on Monday,
10 Mr. Samuel III. Church, the we'll
known vocalist. The marriage was
performed under singularly sad and i'm
prcSsivo circumstances. Mias Amber
son was Frustrated some four months
ago bya violent attack Of pneumonia,
which developed other forms OF lung
disease Ia which she has fingered In n
very low state for several weeks, \
few days aga her recovery was pro.
uouurcd hopeless, aud the young lady
yesterday lring informed oI her con
ditiuu. received the Intelligence
with resignation AMI lonitudc and
stated she had realized il iur
the past two days. she request
ell ot her parents that her mar
riagc with Mr. Church, 10 whom she
had been ailnnccd Tor year prior Ia
her illness snuuld be- solcmniZcd. Her
request WAS complied with, and AT noon
Yesterday Miss Anderson and MIR.
Church wore married by Rev Joseph
King, OF Allegheny city, the young lady
making the responses from the dying
bed Miss Anderson has always been
great lavoritc OF all classes, but especial
~ among the young ladies ut Lakewood,
and there Is universal regret and mourn.
ing over her substitution, She sabou,
twenty years Of age, Intelligent and ac.
complishcd, and possessed ol loyRhlc
TRAITS ol character which It was her
nature tn illustrate by kindly aud gen.
orous action to all who had intercourse
with her
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-11
Temperance.

The General Executive C"mmlIlcr,
up 10 a late hour lu,t night lull'ng to got
positive word lIum spraLrra l'nm
abroad. have been compelled {" post.
pauC their anniversary mass meeting
uut,l sou,c timo in the latter part OF the
month. the date ol which, when deter
mined upon will be- duly advertised.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-11
GLASS Douiea


WuErtINo. February ~,
Kiiturot the kcgtdrr
THE ARTICLES appearing IN the doil'cs
oi this rity, saying that the undersigned
was willing t1 make affidavit against all
Sabbath Aesccnlnrs, II u fAltohood
throughout | dat not offer IT, swear
tu any charge whatever
] &. GlNsS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-11

Having become almost entirely cured
81 extreme debility through ih. use OF
fellovS Compound syrup Of iIypo.
phoshltcs, ! tecl Il but Just 10 pat The
TACT on record. Ny case had resisted al
other Mc,ilnea. but succumbed 10 three
bottles Oi Fellows IIypophosphites.
Chs II. RobKHrsoS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-11
TnE Hon. Thomn, n Price. a ,bsU

TnE lion. Thomas II. Price. Of the U
). Treasury Department, Washington,
ID. { recommends the sr. JAoops Oh
a. the most wonderful pain.rviieying
AMI healing remedy 10 the world. IIIs
Testimonial Is endorsed by some Of the
head officials 81 the Treasury Depart.
ment who have been cured oi Rhcuma-
iism and other painful complaints.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-11
CLEVELAND { PITTSBURG r. r
Condensed Time Card.
nnINn EAsr ANp VII.

ca aud ailrt Nov, p lNtp all tualua viii run
daily texcpi Sunday ~ tpllnwN'
Though trains a. Pittsburgh.
Though trains tn Cleveland
1Thrnugh trains a. thicngn.
Iunman'a Parlor tars between Nellsylllc aud
Cleveland.
lintel and sleeping Cars on all trains between
A Alliance and Chtragu-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-11

TnK Atlantic Clothing House will be
opened March lst. Mr. Salinger, the
proprietor. has had an extensive bust.
ness experience. and therefore Knows
how and what 90 buy In the clothing
line lie win no doubt have big rush,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-11
lubeelius Register
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index TO Nov Advertisements.

Lost Gold Finger Ring,
Photographs in Cloudy Weather
Higgins Gallery.
Ayers Hair N,gor,
Louisiana Shitr Lottery,
Select Social Baltimore Indgc, II.
Ol l..
Colorado silver Mluing Stock igr sale
For lIorses, Wagon, Buggy and
Harness.
A Request Colorcd Jubilee Singers.
Wanted Coal Miners
Silver Plated Ware Cummtns "
Woods
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-11
WNnUSp rAAISA

No. no, on Saiuriay night has no oonhrVu"n
Cor Chicseo OF Sanduaky, .,,
pullman Ialacc Drawing ROOM ana a'ecP'N
garN on al night uaiuz -.
tin.e rnnne,'ti0ns arr made tQt All loihE
s.,tth .n,i southwest NnFth and NofthNcst
making this desirable route nr c0lunats aill
pcrsoua moving ~ the ycat Nt~t an" '" N"'"
iarticulaT attention n given. IL.
SO a. stops at al slstions between Wheeling
aud Gaiton.
WHEELING. rIrrsHuRaH AND BALTIMORE
DIV tSlON.
Law, Nh,,ltng ................S:tO ~. i;lOrs.
Ttladclphia Accommodation
laaNo N hCClllik ,sssss sFsssse W - " - v
rtrkcis IL an principal POINTS on salo AZ depot
Ola~sopen al an houfs durug TIC day,
Inauguration 10 the travelling public rhccttully
given. w W tLhhhNls'
4. n. pkN kRikS, acnoral Agent wheeling.
~. u
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-11
rnrrmn,nnier Reoord.

As taken at Schncprs Opera House
drug store;
tIthuNN.
lN.p ISL
yANlaNAFN i1N,HrA,SrN.
"a Al " g. - ~ "a u
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-11
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & st. Louis
RALwAY-PAN HANDLE ROUTE

f,sins dave l,an. uandle DEPOT hot nj Eleventh
s,Tort. near public landing, daily, exccpt sun
fsy a. allows;
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-11
10 CLEVELAND
M cnlrAnn nnlr IS nennl

HtrnhenVtlle accommodation leaves hcilAltc AZ
t.NFN. RrilgcpoN a 500. and arrives al s'cu'
A,rtvlllc te.iorn
,aves Sseahguvtlle AZ 80 A. ~, hrilgUpori
Al SAt A. NJ arrive al hcllAinv Al SEQ An
the ReuhenVllle Accommodation Ia edditlnn
Ia their r,sular trlp "a aud from stcuhenNilc
MI mike he tnllowing triIs hetNvcn bcllairr
A., ts..,.sst a. Martins Very ..- 1919 A n
- ........ t'oNr y.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-11
CITY CoUNCIL
Numerous Committee Reports :
Charges Preferred : Routine
Business. tt

SECOND BRANCH.
DR.. Logan In the chair aud present,
Messrs. Aeker, Caldwell, A., Fisher,
Handlan, Halter, Hamilton, Jefferson,
Kimberly, Peters, Pollock, simpson,
vockler-l3.
Last meeting's minutes were read aud
signed.
The clerk presented the following
statement OF committee expenses from
"a ana,A -. l. lNQA.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-11
Advertising Medium
It's the highcsi aim II the proprictoro Of
NEWS AND COMMERCIAL PAPER

II receives regularly the 1,l-gfaphic d.
patches Of the Western Prcs Association and
frequently Special Dispatches about matter II
unusual Interest In the gathering Of phe n'v'
OF Local evcnuit reporter are yisilsn, .ni ton,
scicntiou'. DiIohally I, seeks 10 discuss sln
Intelligence aud candor all public que llpn'spl
especially such as vitality afiec, the inctc.l' 4
he people II wos, Virginia
Politically. the RtGIsrrn hAs.becn ium
foundation, sixteen ycar ago. sincerely al,scb I
10 the principle. Of The Democrats party. end
II h" at no time failed ~ faithfully uphold
tho.e principles and the party o'saniSsuon
which supports them. Hat u IL solely Oh Ia
merits a. a public journal ,hs, u so,ks ,uH~h
and upon these merits II doe. AL the Isifolss
oishe intclllscnt aud iibofal. n.iudsd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-11
pWJTxwVxsy.

FINo THOSE THAT DESIRE 10 sAvk rhElR
nssnrl ssth w would ~ that We ere pow
ess.sr pvesred than ever below 70 enable Them
PtpoarA Ne can and are making better ana
handsomeg Gold ftilinss, With more ease 70 our
patiern, than have herstolore BEEN made 10 I'M,
aty OF elsewhere, without the aid OF the klecuie
flaSye' What w nay We can prove ey se'un
lAAts NJ SuR1lsoN 4 sQN,
y2lVb No mas Market 81. Wheeling, W. va
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-11

At,ppfpv when frauif,sh 80 sherman House.
FtnaVlllr West Whcclng and Gravel hill
T.ckrts and haggNgr checks IN al principal
p,,nts In the East ard We, can bc Prucury,i al
Es iirSst oiacp In bridgeport Y. u MYERS,
,oy.a General Passrneer 4 rickct AgrnL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-11
NASHVILLE, February i0.--Riycr fall.
ing with feet on the shoals. Arrived
Cooke, Evansville.

CAmo, February TO- Arriyod--John
Kinney, Nicksbnrg; Centennial, -,
Louis, John Porter, Louisville; W. 4.
Holiday and John ". Garrett, New
Orleans Departed Greyhound, Mem.
phis; John Kinney, ~. Louis; iiIglry,
Louisville. Holiday, ~. Louis. River
10 feet q inches aud falling. Thermom.
ctcf 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-08
FAIR IN THE WEST,

Forty persons start this morning from jersey CITY
and Philadelphia. for Bismarck Grove. Kansas,
under the guidance of General John II. Rice. mana
ger and agent OF the Western National Far for the
purpose OF visiting the fair which opens Septem-
ber 10, aud of viewing the country, noting
be tho guests of the City of Lawrence
during the tar. after which they will
the Arkansas, and other places of interest. Mr..
Pullman has placed a CIR at their disposal, and the
PennsN vania road has offered free transportatlon
Among the party are George Hylton. NJ. r., London
EDgland General James a. Williamson. Land Com
missiorer. Washington; Eli lhayer aad Mr.. Mer-
Imau, Boston Robert Lincoln ana M. Allelton,
Chicago; Colonel H. s. McComb, the Rev. T. I.
Everett, Director j. 5. Cunningham, L. :. n.
Charles II. Cramp. W. A. Spaulding, Charles ;.
Pine, Elijah Catte Charles Freshman and bishop
Viii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-08
OBITIARI.
RICHARD l.. FRANKLIN.

Richard l.. Franklin, president of the New
York City Ere Insurance ConIa died al his house az
Rivcrdaieon the HUDSON yesterday morning after All
illness o. about TWO months Mr.. Franklin was born In
Flushng L. l.. Ia 1902. In May. 1873. he married a
daughter OF Peter Crazy. lie removed 10 New-iork In
ls39 and engaged Ia The hardware business from
which his father mad previously retired
The firm, Thomas Il Rankin, soon became leading
house in the business being ion many years III
M,i9au.lsne IN 1850 Mr.. Franklin founded the Now
YnrK and Workers EIie Insurance Company WhoI did
an ex enslve and po able bnsincs. unil the chicago
fire occurred when put end Ia IT, existence III the
ing wear he ounaed the New York CITY Fire lns1i-
aucs COMPANY which he was the president untll me
c Of his lie was az his drlth Que 0 Tue odcs'
men IN the insurance business ~ ms ry IN MS bhs.
ness relations lie SPOKEN of having bech quiet ad
unassumng. Mr.. aud Ma. Franklin celebrated tncir
codtu wcdG Dg IN May 1873, at Riverdale where hey
Inyc 1iy-d since 1854 In the following year Mrs FRANK
i'm ed and since then Mr Franklin has DeeH subject
10 depr don of spirits Two months HPo he was con,
fined TO his bed He had no desire 10 h'e' ana uicu
Two Inirred daughters-Mrs. Samuel d. Babcock aad
Mr. (h.r,fs IL. Il. BabcOca-surNiys INN. Aroth' T
daughter Mrs A. Morton Ferris died lev years ago,
and Younger sister some years previous MI FRANKLIN
will buried TOMORROW.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-08
RAILROID INTERESTS.

TRYING TO RESTORE FREIGHT RATES.
SPECIAL MEETING OF THE JOINT EXECUTIVE COM
MIITEE CALLED.
The recent announcement in The TRIBUNE
that reduced freight rates had been MADE by the rnpS
lines In OF shippers resulted in meeting
yesterday OF the Trunk Line Executive COMMITTEE 4.
was agreed this meeting that rates should be resoreu
Immediately full tariff prices all classes OF ireiSh
including live stock and fresh beef II was agreed also
TO enforce the "strictest maintenance OF all EastDounu
rates -; and IN fulfil of this agreement connecting
lines Informed yesterday OF the ection OF the com
mttee, and told that the trunk lines would MOI par
pate 10 any rates less than the full printed taf on
basis Of rates. The members of the committee
agreed that the trunk lines would not refund upon my
specal arrangements previously mnde excep' py Nuucn
ers showing details requiring such allowances any
these vouchers II was agreed. should not DC pau uht
they had been examined and approved BY TIE c0tnnl
siOners The agreCm which Sent 10 Tue NcFtctn
railroad companies from the Office OF CommlsSloner
Fink was signed by George B. Roberts Of tho PennsV
wanna Railroad j. H. Rutter, o. the New YORK Cenuai'
John King. jr., of the Baltimore and ONO; OrIge rs
Blanchard, Of the Ere, and by L. j. oear6caht OF the
Grand Trunk Of Canada. ,...
An extra meeting of the Joint Executive COMMITTEES
been called for Fri lay september lO, Tor mo lu-
pose OF confirming the action Of the Iruhk Lne Com-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-08
ACCIDENTS ON THE ROAD.

STANFORD, Conn, Sept. 7.-As one freight
train was passing another here last night car of one
Of them shifted to the other track and was struck by the
locomotive of the other train. seven containing
furniture and hats were wrecked No person was Sc
rously il tured. All trains delayed five hours
As freighttraln on the Central Railroad of
New-Jerey was passing through Centreve. " j., late
Monday night. Charles Beck one OF the brakemen was
struck by bridge and instantly Killed
The police of Bayonne City, n j., have
lately made several arrests OF boys who make practice
OF iumpng on coal cars and stealing coal. Monday
evening boy named james Collins. fourteen years old.
with bucket in his hand jumped aboard a rapidly
passing coal train the Bergen Point round house
began film his bucket. He Uncovered by one
the brakemeu and his haste 10 escape the boy fell
the The greater part OF the train passed
over him. Hi right and left leg almost sew
cred his skull fractured His arm and icg were
auputated Monday night The boy lived until yester-
lnN WHOM he dlcd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-08
JAVNFP'S BROOKLYN RIVAL.

Charles livingston. who attempted on Monday
night 10 start a fast Of fortv-twO DAYS, aud after
two hours let the hall at No. Willoughbv-s..
Brooklyn. where he expected throngs OF visitors,
and cooliv wa ked 10 his home. began his abst-
nence from food yesterday At p. m. lie explained
that he had chang d managers and that he VIII
now 20 on with his fast. DR.. GnswOld. OF
g. ,id--t Brooklyn, eclectic physician.
who was one of tie watchers with Dr.
Tanner has become Interested in the case
~ 80 abundance Zee was charged, number OF
i.rsors visited the fastcr yesterday afternoon and
evening. Taoma, Field watched him up to md
night when another watcher took his place. Llv-
Inqstrn j. q sli et man, twenty-eight years OF age
and Gains 10 possess much endurance. lie asserts
nat he has aistalEod from food Tor; tweniy-one
DAYS has gone without sleep for nine days and
nights and has walked 1000 quarter miles III
/ 600 ouarter honrs. He formerly foreman of
a construction gang on the Elevated Roads III tins
city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-08
Ac,TFuAN CRUSHED TO DEATH.

fatal accident occurred at the Eighteenth street
Station of the Third Avenue Elevated Railroad last
night abont o'clock, delaying trans for about an
hour. 1t was learned from passengers who were ut
the station on the down track that young man
whose name was sad 10 be Leon gateman, was
inst coming on duty 10 relieve gateman who WAS
stationed on the down track. Leon. who on
the opposite side, attempted to the track i'll
defiance of the standing orders forblddng any
the one which struck him. II was stated by somo
that the train. which heavily loaded dd not
have any headlights, but this statement could not
be verified.
Leon WAS struck By the engine and thrown under
the wheels of the aud literally ground 10
pieces A police officer assisted the employees IN
gathering mp the manged remains ~ "a pail. Not n
recognizable trace of the unfortunate man was left
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-08
20 S T S G RIP T
THE VERMONT ELECTION.

HEAVY GAINS IN BENNINGTON COUNTY.
BENNINGTON. w. Sept. THE election has been
quiet in Bennington to-day; Abbott. the RepuDh-
can representative. being elected by 1913 majority,
as against 161 Republican majority In 1878.
In Pownall great excitement prevailed, and the
presiding officer has locked up the ballots and VIII
not count them till morning.
The returns from the several principal towns
of the seventeen comprised in Bennng
ton County give Farnham 1859 ana
Phelps 1,13S, Republican majority OF
631. being an increase on the Republican majority
of 2412 per cent. Upon this basis the Republican
State ticket will 20 out of Bennington Comfy
with 1,OiO majority. as against S36 two years
ago. Congressman joyce III towns has l'|Zo'
and Randall DEM, 1,O62, Republican majority
of G5S This county elects Is Republican Repre-
sentativcs out OF the II to be elected,
a Republican gain Of over 1873. Indications are
that the Republican county ticket is elected, but
the vote is close upon Thatcher for Senator and
Barton for Sheriff.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-08
Using Pleas As WAREHOUSES;.

\ c0mpl i'm was made TO the Pilot Commissioners
Yesterday BIZ Captain Turner. of the American ship
n : (iIe tnTy IA At his vessel subjected TO I'M
D.uai della and exp .nse in dschargng her cargo
nj Pier n, % last Rive. because cf the failure
of cOnsicnc,s 10 remove other cargo from the pier
II learned mat consi lneS were III the habll OF
u.iun RE p.ers IL warehouses. and that many YES
sells are not oltv not uuloadcd within the twenty
DAYS allowed them. but are obliged 70 pay 81 for
each add ti.nal av thai cuSt3m officer l. necdcd
b,s,drs the wharfage. The Pilot Commissioners
formerly exercised supervision over all such OBJ
strct .,ls a Va wi en- the cOnsi gneeS ial,d TO re-
nave their good, from tbs pier the Commissioners
would remove and store them y; he expense of re
conSlgmcc. Il II sad that The matter Is Dow under
the Supervision OF the Dock Department.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-08
DIMINISHED VOTE IN BRATTLEBORO.

BRA1nEBoRo, Vt, Sept. Notwithstanding
the hard campaign work, the returns show that 800
less votes were pollcd than were on check
list, and the Republican majority falls
off six from four years ago, Farnham
receiving 9iS Phelps geo. gain of twenty-one
for the Republicans and twenty-six for
the Democrats. Tyler candidate for Con-
gress from the lid District, and . director
of the ruined First National Bank re-
coived Col votes rs against upwards OF 300 IN
1876 Tyler's vote III the country ~ materially m
creased over two years ago, though he runs behind
his ticket In every town.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-08
HOME Ne rs.
PROMINENT ARRGVAL|

rim dr,pue Hofcl-Goverror Alonzo b. Cornell,
Genera Fppa IIuntOn. Virginia; senator Theodore F.
Randolph OF Newcrsey; Congressman f. Jones Of New
iampshire Gecera Francis \. walker superintendent Of
the Census Y Kennedy of and George II.
Watrou, Haven ...... " Hdor mt Baron and
Baroness Erantsen. HOsni Congressman Villa w.
Capo Massachusetts Albert Keep and Marvin Uughtt,
of Chicago aud Charles y. KoSs Of Auburn ..;---St
Robert Iafan, Governor II bermuda.
WsfroDOon General George Thorn, L. :. Am. RE-
roorf Hon Wayne MacNeagh OF PcnnsS lv
and Charles Burnt Waite G"set non,s-Juise George
Uoadly Cincinnati IT, sharpe ~ ki1gs-
ton s. Y. Erastus OF Albany. ami A. Graham Bell
of Washington H1fst pns"ck->tate Engineer HorariO
Seymou IT, of Albany J. y. Camden Of West Virginia
Ercren House-Presdcnt NJ b. Anderson, OF Rochester
University. ....- work HO'oitcuera william Pres
Of Kentucky. ANA Walter GwyHn. OF Baltimore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-08
RESILTS OLE LIE HEAT.

The number of deaths was largely increased by
the recent heat. In twentyfour Ia urS the number
Of deaths reported at the Bnrean of vital Statistics
rose from about sixty to los. or these many were
due 10 cholera iuiautpm. The following cases Of
suns;roke we're reported
William HAYES age two months. die AZ No. 1.13i
sec jud-avc. o,,
Michael Shay, age two years died at No. GO Mu-
beriy-st. , =,
Margaret Mul!igan ago twenty-seyen, died at No
13l Nar.ck-St. oo
Maria Slori ian age four months. died at No. SAC
Wc.i Flty-sccund-sl.
Francis Kelly. age forty-two died at No. 211
Ayeuuc-C
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-08
I"NDrRVlVING 4 STABLE.

Excavation. fo large stable, to be erected hy the
Madison Avenue stage Company, are IN progress
m some lots III IoTy -iirSt-st. near lourth-aVe.
On the adjoining lot. No. 100 Last Forty -nrst;st,
stands two story stable owned ny Mrs: Mc-hliicii
of Titth.ave and Thirty fourth-st 1t is occupied
by Michael BANKS vino lives with his family over
The stable The workmen had dug below the foun-
daticns of this building and yesterday morning it'
eastern wall fell suddenly. The horses had been
taken from the stable and there was no one III the
rnms on the second floor: The furniture was
10 800 or 500 The other walls remained stand,
iug bnt threatened to fall at any moment, and
precautions we're taken To prevent thef DONG any
Lam LII the iall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-08
FOR CATS AND SICK PERSONS.

The Mayor returned TO the Board OF Aldermen
YESTERDAY without his approval, the cat ordinance.
In dong 80 ne ited that the time allowed for It
to be reclaimed by It's owner. tarec honrs aiicT It's
capture, short that practically there coilo be
H., reclamation that tie ordinance ~ ITS opera
tons would probably MOI be satisfactory Ell her to
tae owner, OF the cats .. TO those who were an
moved By them.
The Mayor nlso sent in a Communication APPROX
Ing he iesOuIO pa scd 10y the BOari at us last
session graz ting the right 10 TIE Prlll Nc"-lpr
Beaine Company u lay pipes III the stress 20 -np-
nix h.;t and steam power. An ordinance prDvhlng
Tor the | ,ying Of tan bark III front of houses IN
VI hicii there sick persons, Was, on MOTION OF
President Morris. adOytei.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-08
APPROACHING A SETTLEMENT.

The hearing of evidence in behalf of the
evated Railroads by the Board Of Arbtrators was
concluded yesterday Several witnesses who had Deen
examined before recalled and questioned relative
to certain points III their previous testimony. Among
those examined jose f. Navarro, j. ~ COWlhS ana
Sec retary Worcester. The arguments VIII De held FRI
day. Mr.. Lowrey will open behalf of the hctropo-
itan Company and will he followed by David Dudley
Field on The part OF the NcwYOrk COMPANY: Mr. Low
rev will reply and the Will be closed by III Field.
It's expected that arguments Will he finished at one
hearing and for that purpose the aTbitatols VIII meet
Friday somewhat earlier tnan usual.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-08
4 GREAT BURGLARY FRUSTRATED.

DETECTIVES SHOOT DOWN TWO BURGLARS IN
BROADWAY.
CAPTAIN Brogan aud other detectives arrested
three burglars, Fay, WallIng and Brown, at mid
night last night, after they had stolen $4,000
in sealskin sacks from the store OF James McCreery
& Co., at sol Broadway. Fay and Wallng were
badly wounded by pistol shots. The seals1n sacks
were r., covered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-08

hs father the late Rev Jesse Pound was the rector.
began his organst IN Toronto at 81 James
Cathedral. He fourteen years organist oI .,,o
Church or the Annuncation In Fourteenhst unuer ~
Rev. Dr. seabury and for five years at the Row "
Hal old church at Ffthave. and Nineteenth-st ne
Gently he had been connected with the Union feIor %
Church I'm sxth-ave Mr.. Pound was "A Thoroughly eun
Gated muscian and wrote several iavorfe chutch SCI
vcet He much respected in his PROF sson ~ nn
organist of the old school He was born at Madstone
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-08
KILLED EoR SPE4KLNG F0R GARFIELD.

CINCINNATI, Sept IA special to The ga
=cie from POmercy ONO. says Frank Green tc0lored)
was hurrahing for Garfield, when a man named Mar
sha ATTEMPTED TO stop his noise The latter struck
by Green wbereupOn John Hart, bystander, Knocked
Green down, crushing his skull and killing him.