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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-12-14

VIM. r. Tippett, son of the editor
ofthis paper, and Miss BERTHE Parsons,
daughter of Capt, VIM. Parsons, were
united in marriage at the residence
of the brides father yesterday eve.
ming, by Rev. J, Cowpland, Rector of
Christ Church.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-12-14

The many friends of Mrs. c. C.
French, will be panied to learn of
her painful, and dangerous illness, at
Wheeling. Both her sons and daugh-
ter have been summoned to her bed.
side. From dispatches received,
there seems to be little hopes for her
recovery.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-12-14

The postal law gives editors the
right to prosecute for theft any per-
son who takes newspaper aud refu-
SEES to pay for the same. Any per.
son guilty of such an action is liable
to criminal proceedings, the same as
if he had stolen goods to the amount
of the subscription. Now, look out.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-12-14

Judge R. S. Brown, of Ravenswood,
was in town yesterday, on his way to
hisfarm up the Kanawha. We we're
glad to see him looking so we'll.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-12-14

Our farmers complain a good deal
about hunters trespassing on their
lands. Most of the lands hereabouts
are posted and it would be advisa.
bic for sportsmcn to keep Off Of them
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-12-14

The young men,are now studying
what to buy their girls for Christ
mas gift.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-12-14

Christmas will soon be here. The
times are 50 hard that we fear it will
be a sad Christmas TO many.
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sUIclDE.-We have just learned
from Mr.. W. I. Wiley, that man
named William Milan, Of Union Dis
ttict, committed suicide by hanging
on Saturday morning last. He went
up into a beach tree, tied the rope to
limb and then fastened the rope
around his neck and jumped off. He
was q man in good circumstances,
and leaves q wife and several child.
rem. Domestic trouble was the cause
Of his rash act.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-12-14

The Acme Baking Powder, is &C.
knowledged to be the purest, cheap
est and best Baking Powder now in
the market. For sale by James B.
Tippett.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-12-14

There is great demand for houses,
but there are none to be had. Put
up q few.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-12-14

DR.. Stern is out in a card in This
issue of the Register. We are glad
that the Doctor is fully vindicated.
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GossIP.-0ur Railroads are Ger.


grant license in the incorporated
towns,
The boy who was kept in after
school for bad photography said he
was spell.bound.
Our town nov has three licensed
saloons.
Railroad surveys are now being
made all over our State, and our min
eral wealth, after having lain dor.
mant century after century, is now
eagerly sought after.
A fellow who INDUCES in the use
Of strong drink, at night feels as if
he owned all the property in the
whole town, and in the morning as
if he owned none, and was in arrears
for his taxes on what he owned the
night before.
A young lady in town while comb
ing out her long tresses, wrenchod
her neck very badly.
Hon. Geo, LETTERS, Judge of the
Municipal Court Of the city of Vince
ling, spent Friday in our town.
Typhoid fever is very bad in ma
ny parts Of the county.
There is talk of starting a private
Bank in this place.
DR.. Neale and James B. Menager,
Esq, left for Cincinnati, Monday
morning.
Mrs. Judge Guthrie left yesterday
morning for Charleston, where she
will remain a week or two,
Mr.. E. L. Neale, shipped a big lot
of hogs and cattle from this place to
Cincinnati, Monday morning.
Eggs arescarce and will bring 80
cents a dozen. The women must
have them to make their Christmas
cakes, you know. i''- 4"
The heaviest snow storm of the
season, occurred last Sunday.
We are glad to see our young typo
friend, Ed. Smith on the street once
more. He had a close shave.
The young folks are preparing for
Christmas.
The public. schools will have q va
cation Of one week during the Holt
days. kg
We regret to learn of the serious
illness of Mr.. J. II. Miller, of Beech
Hill. His disease is malarial fever.
For neat job work at fair prices,
come to this office.
Don't forget the Concert tonight
for the benefit of Christ Church. A
splendid programme is announced.
We are now overhauling our sub
scription' book, and al! slow payers
will be erased after December 25th.
So if you want paper continued,
pay up.
Col. Waggener is again able to be
ont and attend to the duties of of his
office.
We are indebted to- Mr.. II. W. siss-
on, of the Clerks Office, for the full
and complete report of the proceed
ings of the County Court, in another
column.
On Saturday, Rev. Cummings uni.
ted in wedlock, at the Clerks office,
Mr.. Robt. H. Morrison and Miss Ma
ry G, Grinstead; both of Now Haven,
this county.
We had big rain Monday, and
the day was SO dark, that lamps had
to be lighted in many places.
Mr., James II, Holloway is recover
ing from bis late severe attack of in
tlammatory rheumatism.
Capt. Charley Latham is now one
of the Pilots on the steamer Hiber-
MIA.
The regular term Of the county
court will be Monday the I'd day of
January, 1882.
Quite number of weddings are
fixed for the holidays, says Madam
Rumor.
Refuse oil mutilated coin; that's
the way TO get rid Of it.
English sparrows are beginning TO
show themselves in town.
If the present high price Of pro.
duce means anything the farmer will
come out considerably ahead of the
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-12-14

Howortb's Grand Hibernica will
in the City Hall, this place,
Wednesday, December 21st. 1t is
said to be good show.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-12-14

We acknowledge a call from Messrs.
D. E. Newton and D, S. Harper, of
Hartford City, Tuesday.
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HARTFORD Cry ITEMs,-The FIRST
snow Of any consequence, fell on Sun
day, December 10th.
Mr.. Noyes and wife left Hartford
City on the Eth inst, and have domi,
ciled in Syracuse, Ohio.
The Hartford City Salt Furnace
did not start up on Monday, the 9Th
inst, as anticipated there being some
misunderstanding with the miners.
The matter, however, has been set.
tied and they are going in on Mon.
dap, the 18th, and the furnace will
therefore start up at once.
We understand that quite a nun.
Der of persons were baptised by i'm
mersion on Sunday, the 10th Inst; as
the result of the protracted meeting
which has been going on in the U.
B. Church for the last two or three
weeks.
Messrs. c. c. Miller and Rankin
Wiley, ir., of Point Pleasant, visited
our town one day last week, on bust.
ness, NO doubt, but what business we
have not been advised. They put up
at c. W. Young's, one ofour most en-
terprising coal merchants.
Miss Theoditia Harper has been
suffering for the past few days with
a severe tooth and ear ache.
The report Of the NJ. E. Sunday
School, for Sunday, the 10th inst, is:
Officers, 8; Teachers, 8 males and Ii
females; Scholars, 1853; Total, 175.
The school is in a very prosperous
condition.
Rev. Mr.. Cowpland will preach in
the Baptist Church in. this place the
loth inst, IN the morning.
A letter received by 7. S. Harper,
from Messrs Frank Meeks and Ed.
Ogden, from Dallas, Texas, says that
they are both in business aud arc
both well pleased with the location,
and that DR.. j. R. Meeks has run up
his shingle and commenced prac.
ticing medicine. j.
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NEW ADvNRTIsEAaHMTs.

A --BEATTY'S PilN0P0RTEs- MAGNIFICENT
a. holiday presents; square grand pltnofottes four
very handsome round cornerss rosewood cases. three
unsonS Beatty's mateheSs iron frames, stool, book
cover, boxed, ss2..i5 to S207.5O; catalogue prices
funded after one years use; upright pano(ortcs. S1a5
to S255; catalogue prices. $500 to $500; standard
pianotortes Of the universe, thousands testify write
for mammoth list Of testimonials Beattys cabinet or
gans, cathedral, church, chapel parlor $50 upward
visitors Welcomes free carriage tranS illustrated
catalogue holiday edition. free. Address or call upon
DANIEL y. BEATTY. Washington, New Jersey.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-12-14

Nobody enjoys the incest surround.
lngs if in bad health. There are
miserable people about to-day to
whom a bottle of Parker's Ginger
Tonic would hiring more solid com
fort'than all the doctors they have
eyer tried. See other column.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-12-14

9 A mortgage given by the Balti-
more, Cincinnati & Western Railroad
to the Mercantile Trust Company, Of
New York, was filed with the County
Clerk, December 5th. The amount
is s1S,oOOOOO, and the document was
quite lengthy one, and will take
about two days to record it.
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coming Conrt ProeeeaIngs. !.
The following Road Surveyors werl

The following Road Surveyors were
appointed throughout the county:
ROBINSON nsTRIcT
Y, w, Lee,Jos, NNindon, jr., Lewis
Edwards, y. G. Musgrave, A. j. shir-
ley X Q. Boggesa, Bennett Fowler,
Harrison Rice, John Kincade, j. I.
R"eiesong'
wAoaESER DISTRICT.
J.i. bumgarner, Thos. 9. Fowler;
a. A. someryille, 81 Shrewsbury,
Isaac A. Lewis, Herman Lerner.
GRAHAM DISTRICT.
Lewis l'rekle, y. y. Rollins, G. Nc
Mli!en, Wesley Roush, y. M. Lawson,
Fhllip Holman, Samuel Yonker, G.
IL housh'
COOPER DISTRICT,
d. 7 Jones, Geo, Wa Ward, W. P.
hling'ngsmlth' Frank Gill, Michael
hoseeerry, Robt. Clendenin, VIM. r.
hawkins, Geo. w, Wilson, Matthew
Luton - Jas fullin, John /. Greer,
marine ward, israel Culllns, BENZ.
zones Elils tanning, kobt. Conley,
oon'i rlsher, mos. W. RUM, Y. w.
f"oen'
:, :, COLOGNE OF. DISTRICT.
=, ~ NJ sullivan Jas l. Alexander
w. W H. wee 9ee' 9 = fafge', hiram Thorn
'on' j" III, ! barnett, morgan Green-
iSe' Jas a. blackburn Henry Kitiie'
UNION DISTRICT. (
oeo' % Niau pm, .. H. Ellis Chas'
fave w II Ri 'po,,as ''Ds'n0 'et'
49,, 49, l.. rs
n H.. $500 49,, Di1 r
10 H.. D Z nIiS 4 I' =, osti
- - ooU0,, 'o.'i thooaus-
r NJ rortm;l, W;u;o,, a..h,,.,.
John c. Dabney, Clinton Poffepbar.
ger. Samuel Van sickles, William
Ballard, Jacob sydenstricker, Edward
johnson, D. Livingston, w. A. Bvus.
cLEYDEy1Y DISTRICT.
Isaac Long, E. L., Neale; James
Brown, George R. Henry. Van Thorn.
as, John G. Buckle. w. H. sw;sher.
Hugh jordan. w. Fl. Terry, lanes
Walker, N. w. Adams, William Lock.
hart, Charles Hutchinson Aleva,
der Baird and w. G. Poston,
HANNAH DISTRICT.
Gooroo A,ooro ,osso xr,,,.,, Tor
Hnntlay somnal Mocn;,a II
rocko NoiIan ntoca,,;sta 80
Yonna Anst;n Meaaa o n
uolly md nj. Moaaam
LEWIS DISTRICT
Jonn Helms Henry A. Meek and
Nonoen MeDanlel'
Samuel NJ Daugherty qualified as
Deputy Sheriff.
>. ~ Caste, ct ais, petition for
road In Waggener District. Viewers
ordered to make q report
IL. 5. Burns, ct. ais, application
LOT road IN Cologne District, Land
owners summoned to appear next
Term Oh TINS Court.
A. W. WlIcozen, ct. ais, petition
,of puollc road IN Cologne District.
Noad established; james Barnett ap-
pointed Surveyor thereof, and land
owners allowed damages.
l. H. DAVIS presented account VS..
county, which, the Court takes time
10 consider
Jonh ~ Couch, Justice, Arbuckle
DISTRICT resi- gned, and w. H. Poflen-
oarger appointed to fill vacancy.
o j. BAKE, Constable Of Lewis Dis
'flc1' resigned.
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CISclSsAT1 MARKEr.-The follow
ing,quotations are from the Enquirer
OF: Tuesday: Flour, $3.50 to $3.50 per
barrel; wheat, s1.37 to S14o perbush-
81; corn, e5 to 50 cents per bushel;
potatoes, s1.1o to s1,15 per bushel;
onions, from $3.50 to SO 90 per barrel.
Hoes Selected butchers and heavy
shippers, s6.S5@6,55; fairto good pack.
ers, s615@G.55; fair to good light,
's5'9oG6.I5; some of less weight and
lower quality, s5,65@5 90; common,
s5@5.6O; cullsand pigs, s4@4.75; stock
htgs, s425@4.75.
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ATTENTION EIDUCIARlEs.

~ A14s AkV-N IANVNENAbAEIss
uAyING been appointed by the County
II Court Mason county, West Virginia,
on the 9th day Of January, 1851, their sole
Commissioner to settle with Fiduciaries,
all Administrators, Executors, Curators
and Guardians, viii govern themselves
accordingly, as amthe only legally consti-
tuted authority before whom they can
make their settlements.
JNO. i. TIMMS,
Com'r Fiduciaries OF Mason Co. Court.
ian;12.tf.
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PHILLIPS, The Photographic Artist
has located over Tippett's store; those
wanting frst-class Photographs can
now get them by calling on him. He
only stays here some six or eight
weeks. Call at once. [nov .29-2m
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-12-14

1t isnow said that the cars will be
running to Charleston, by March 1st.
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Probably it is not known, but it is
a'fact, that good quality of iron ore
is found in the hills adjoining town.
We are told that the vein is from
seven to ten feet in thickness, and
that test of the surface ore showed
ayield of thirty per cent. We give
this information in the hope that
some of our enterprising men will
form q company TO develop it.
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!
We learn from an abstract from
the report Of the State superintend.
ent Of Schools, that Mason county has
1l6 school houses, valued at $50, 606.-
70; that the total value of all school
property is s64,543.55: that there are
5000 pupils of all colors, an average
daily attendance Of $3.50; and al
teachers; that the whole amount lev
led for building fund is s9,55S, 10, and
sl5,42346 for teachers fund; that the
total receipts for all purposes was
Sal ,G63.27, and the total expenditures
were s35,114.6S.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-12-14

We have to leave home on the 10th
OF January, to attend the adjourned
meeting of the Legislature. We have
some business to settle up before we
can go away, and would be pleased if
our patrons would call in and settle
their Indebtedness TO this Office.
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COOPER DISTRICT.

B.P. Jones, Geo. W. Ward, W. P.
Klingingsmith, Frank Gill, Michael
Roseberry, Robt. Clendenin, VIM. R.
Hawkins, Geo. W. Wilson, Matthew
Luton, Jas. Pullin, John T. Greer,
Marine Ward, Israel Cullins, BENZ.
Jones, Ellis Hanning, Robt. Conley,
John Fisher, Thos. W. Pallin, G. w.
Paden.
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The Chesapeake is a very reliable
packet, and is always on time. She
makes daily trips between Parkcrs-
burg and Gallipolis. Take thisstoam-
or when you want to go upthe river
She has clever and gontlemanly
crew.
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The Weekly Register
LOCAL M4TTERis.
ppo,,,yr coMp.xy -zTb,oroh ~.


BRoNINE CoMPANY.-Throug the
efforts and energetic perseverance, of
Mr., Herman Lcrner, of Mason City,
Accompany representing about &c..
oO0o00 of capital, composed princi.
rMlly Of Cincinnati gentlemen, has
been formed in this countyunder the
lawsrof this State, to manufacture
Broihine in our county, and in all
thes salt producing regions Of the
United States. It is something on
The plan of the Standard Oil Compa
ny, Their object is to. control the
manufacture of Bromine in the Uni.
ted States, and .torcgulate its price.
The have secured majority Of the
bitter water in all the salt producing
districts Of the country, and about
aIl'ihthis county andiin Meigscoun-
ty, Ohio. Mr.. Cox, a lawyer from
Cincinnati, arranged all the legal
forIhalities, drew up the leases, &c.
To Mr.. Lerneris due the credit Of or
ganizing this great Company. He
originated the manufacture of Bro
mine in this county, and has been
extensively engaged in its manufac-
ture for years at Mason City and on
the Big Kanawha. We are inform.
ed that it is the intention Of the
Company to erect large works at Ma
son City and enter largely into the
manufacture of Bromine. These
Works will be under the immediate
control and supervision of Mr.. Ler.
ner.. we wish him and his Compa.
rlSabundant success.
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D. NJ. Sullivan, Jas. T. Alexander,
VIM. See, Jno. Furget, Hiram Thorn
ton, VIM. F. Barnett, Morgan Green
lee, Jas. A. Blackburn, Henry Rifle,
UNION DISTRICT.
Geo. S. Maupin, J. II. Ellis, Chas.
Stewart, lLaban sayse, Eugene JEFF.
fers, w. II. Beller.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-02
aCEUBENVIL L.

Alleged Foul Play Sc,ljri 10 Death.
>.synENNIrE, March l.-On the night
January lj,h, John ". tray,
a-a.,.y gentleman ui tu;s city, dropped
.-3 10 our streets. lie leita widow,
.a; 80 second vile, with one little
..t tie hsl 10y his first wife three
s.l-rg. Since his death there has
.ra considerable bal feeling between
., ,A.,1N AMI the tirst wiie's children
a..t; ;hr property oi the deceased.
".w.r- have been circulated that there
.t.'",l iu1l play, and Yesterday the
...y was ,Nhumed. the brains and
'Hudga t-keH ont by pr. J. l.. McCul.
n,'. an forwarded 10 Cleveland last
a.;.t ,1 hr submitted toa chemist for
-a1ul.y'lya. examination. As the ex.
.-..lg q the bOiy was done without
.'r auuW.rdge oi Jhe widow or the.nub.
a'. .t.s cyJoa..y believed that the law
81. n"rn.2-Cei against those who have
. r",.r,t IA the matter unlawiuly.
Harry, s1n OF JOAN Leonari, aged
-, ert woutns, vas scalded % death
Yesterday.
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Col. Colley's Loss-rhe Arms BIZ Passed
Its Provisions.

LONDON, March lin the House oi
Commons Wilfred Iaw,op asked .heth.
er any orders were given restraining the
army in Transval from advancing uniil
the result ot the negotiations with tie
Beers WIS known. Lord Cbilderr, See.
retarv OF War. regretted his insbilliy 10
make any statement regarding the com.
mupica,ions between zen. Coliey anu
the Boprs, or instructions to ten. lohet
in particular, a., in consequence on Col'
ley's death, bo is not quite sure o' posi-
tive negotistions.
Mr.. Chiliers also said the loss Ol lie
in the recent engagement between ''r'
Colley force and the Beers had been
exaggerated: thirty.iive officers and "'3
men were engaged. Three officers we're
killed, nine wounded. and seven taken
prisoners. Total killed, ~; wounded,
l22. Taken prisoners or missing my.
Besides reinlorcrments already an
nouncpd, IL as been derided 70 rr"pa"
three further infantry regiments ." "
shipped irom Gibraiia and Mslta.
The Home Secretary intro inc"i th"
arms bill. IL prohibits the possession
or carr, log al arms except 10y license
permit,. search Of the House from
sunrise to sunset, and empower G
authorities 10 prohibit AMI regnlat. the
impOrtstiou and sale Oi arms. dynamite
and nitro giycerinc. The maximum
penalty on summary convection three
months imprisonment without fafd
Labor The bill remains ia force nv"
yeArs rryrrcy Was voted iG The airLs
bill hys vote oi ;'j 10 "a.
Esrl spencer. Lord Prrsiden' oi the
Counsel. IN moving second r'a'iny"
the Protective bill pointed ont that out
rayes though greatly lessened in nuulb~r
xt,. sill committed ia Ireland, and lac
c,,.d ,oue recent cs.~-. he ,sId ihes-
outr.ges could be only the results oi IN
| n ,mruaiDrv spescbes, but necessity tor
! ,hs hill arus.. less from ia. psTprTs,ioD
ot nntrsyrs than from difficulty IN irn-
inc the off,ndprs. Earl Spencer did not
,i,h their lordship. 10 think r.b<iil'oh
| in Ireland sas Imminent, but when
| such hostile feeling existed and Wien
,b,. American papers were incl'ing ihr
! Irshmen TO rebellion, Outrage anh
assasslnaiion there would be sfes' 'ah
yer. il prompt and sf-ciusl measures
we're not taken for the msintebShc; %
Law and order.
Bescops.ield reluctantly fnppo't.ithe
hnI because he thought IL absolute ~
necessary. a the agitation IN lr~!1hh
.as f,s,ersd ty an Organized cobst.fs'y y
n, fo,eiyners. IL vas sbsolutely he'-r
cary ,ha, the government should p"see's
M. poysr To defend tie Queen IRON lof'
r,gn conspiralors. who we're PssSn; o.
and fro between another country and
ireland. 80.
Tn. hill was then read the Seon'
time and the committee sass havitl
hen negstived, the third reading "a
fixed for Wednesday
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-02
GARFIELD'S ARRIVAL.
Pagan BoL Receives the Cargo-The
HAYES Family VIII SIraggle Back TO

Pagan BoL Receives the Cargo-The
Hayes Family Will siraggle Back TO
OHIO.
WAsnrSaroS, March 1.-The special
train conveying Gen. Garfield, was IN
formally received in n few pleasant
remarks by Col. l.. q. lngeisoll, OF the
Committee OF the Inaugural Ceremonies:
The carriages were in waiting, and
President elect with family, excepting
his aged mother, who was driven TO the
Executive Mansion, were escorted 10
the hotel. 1t was Garie.d's wish no
formal demonstration take place. Upon
reaching the hotel W. \. Daridge mem
mr. of the committee appointed
10 receive the Presldent-eiect
delivered short address OF welcome,
on behalf OF the committee. Mr.. Garfield
responded briefly, thanking the commit
tee for the complete arrangements ior
the comfort of himself and family and
.xpressing himself as being fatigued
{ ON tie Journey which he hoped would
excuse further remarks. PRESIDENT
Hayes will call on the President-elect
to day. Tomorrow evening Garfield
will dine with Representative Chltten-
den. Alter dinner they will hold recep-
ton for which cards have been issued.
On Friday morning the President and
Mrs, Hnyes will turn over the Executive
Mansion 10 the President-elect and Mrs.
Garfield. On Saturday the retiring
President AMI wife and family will leave
by special car Tor Cleveland, where
tiev will remsin few days, proceed
iny thence to Columbus and from there
I, Fremont.