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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-02

New Advertisements.
For sale-W. V. Hogs & Bro.
Hostelter's Bitters.
Cuticura Remedies,
saniord's Radical Cure for Catsrrh.
Collins VoltAiC Electric Plaster.
Jerseys-J. K, EOd.
Opera House-BatlOw, Wilson, Phm'
rose 4 West.
Key Vest and Domestic Cigars-Ed'
mund Booking.
A Gard,
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YOU can haVs your key wind watch made
Into 4 stem wlndsF by
JACOB ". eRUBB,
Practical Matchmaker,
Corner Twelfth and Market StS'
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VALUABLE CENTRE WHEELING
PROPERLY AT COMMISSIONERS SALE
10 The Municipal Court Of wheeling
SARAH WAR, Guardian, de.,l ...--

Vs. Pm NDAHVNJ'
CHARLEs war, eGAi.
By Virtue NJ deetee inside In thu ib-re cause on
the 22d day Of March, 1859, / viii. on
SATURDAY, THE961n DAY OF FEBRUARY, ISL
besinnlnE a 10 o'clock A. ~, tell al public ancon'
a. the ifont door Of tho Court H6uc u one e"uhly
v! Va the following property, that IL TO ayi ph'
o. lots u and IS In Eohs Gddtion TO W. w W
WheellnE, irsntlng ~ feet and inehes an IHtn'l.
right inglts 10 Stid ifteI to the depth Of 10 iel
(gubject TO private alley IN the rear and b,ng nv
division 81 the part referred to In the decd Of AI,
son and Peck, Conmiulonert, tonyeying i'e ame 70
the dtiendAnlo, and having on ~ btitk eoIABo
house No, q TWthly fourth street
TERHa OY sALR;-tlnei6urih OIL the pnTeht'
money cash, aud the residue In tVo equal if'hl..
nenti on 4 credit oig ard rs months, vltn inlrH
and Eood personal security Tor tho dtierrci PAY
ment, title Feaihtd ti further order Of Tho court
III. HUGus, Special Commissioner;
J.C HRAVGT, AuetionecE, !"H
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LenrnaY.

H, E, Carpenter, Esq., Henderson, n. Y, cured Of
Psoriasis OF leProiy, OF twenty years standing By
Cutcura Soap externally. The most Wond eIiul caSe
o. record. Cure certified TO before Justice Of The
Peace and prominent citizens. Ali GflIeted With
Itching and cily DbeaseG should Iend " US for this
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ALOT Of ladies', misses and ChIldrsn's
shoes At cost, at WLSOH BROS''
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WASHINGTON, D. G., February FLA, NJ.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
clear or partly cloudy weather, northeast
winds, generally veering to southeast sts'
tionsry or higher temperature, rising, IoI'
lowed by fishing barometer,
For the Lower Lake regions, clear or
partIy cloudy weather, cold northeast gen.
orally veering to warmer southeast winds,
rising, followed by falling barometer,
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Thomss Delany, Memphis, Team, says al have
been afflicted for nlneleen years with P.orilSls ADD
have spent hundreds Of dollars for doctors aud stun
they call blood purlAsrL Doctors did not knOR What
10 call my disease. | would scratch nights until
scratched my1ell TaWi then II would dry and form
Into scales, which would ali be scratched OF next
night, and 80 on' hlye been completely cured BY
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Eczema,

!, H. Drake, ESD, Detroit Mich, suffered beyond
AZ description from skin disease which appeared on
sytL The most cA'0lul dOciering failed 70 help him
and after all had failed he used the CutIcurS Rosol.
vent internally, CuteurA and Cuilcura snap txieT.
A1dlW" cured, and has remained peif .ctly veil
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-02
BIBLE FERMENTATION.

Scriptures Placed Ola the II. d o. Rail
road aud Its branches for tho Use oil
Passengers
The Wheeling and Ohio County Bible
Society appointed John Bailie and Walter
R. Long a committee to procure OF tho
American Bible Society bibles suitably
marked for the special use OF the passen.
ger cars on the Wheeling & Cumberland
branch and the Wheeling& Washington
branch OF the B. 4 0. r. K.
Four volumes have been provided for
each OF the cars on the outgoing and in.
coming trains, labelled thus In gilt letters
on the lids:
VOL, l,
HOLY BIBLE,
GINS TO PSALMS
VOL, H.
Prov. 10 Rev.
A placArd Ia pasted on the inside Of this
lid with this:
NOTICE..
Not 70 be removed from thae1r.
This Book has been presented to this
railroad company by the Wheeling and
Ohio County Bible Society for the use OF
passengers, and having been placed upon
this car by the consent OF the President
and Directors, Is entrusted to the EN-.
ployes OF the company, who will see that
It Is always accessible to the passengers
and kept in the rack when not in use.
Each volume has the endorsement Of
Capt, Il. I. Deyries, general agent, who
welcomes them to a place in the metallic
rsCka, having on them the gilded inscrip.
ton:
BIDLE,
Head aud Return.
Thus holiness to the Lord Is inscribed
upon the swiftest mode Of travel known
in modern tines.
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SILK HATS Blocked and EFOnsd at
GEO, J. RAIHISOH'S, 1922 Market ST.
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COMFORTABLE HOME FOR RENT,
~ posse aIon April IIt That veil known Island
residence, NO, 6S Ohio street. eontaibing IO9mi lr.
niShId With water ard gas, ali In good condition.
Lot 60El2O; we'll fenced and Improved. Rent mod.
store and dwelling, u and % Eleventh street Ia.
quite Of ALEXANDER BONE, 1915 Market street,
CTAngle'B Block. las
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FoR SALE.

DWELLING HOUSE FOR SALE
~ That eligible land for ioeaiion) desirable Prop.
efty on southeast corner Of ChapliIe and Eleventh
streets, Numbered 100 Chapllns street. coutaiDns 10
rooms, gas and water fixtures, lane halls, veil
lighted, and ether coaVenitnCts Price reasonable;
terms accommodating. Apply 10 ALEXANDER
Cfangle'a Block. ib
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DOOMs 10 LET-MEMBERS OF THE
III LRslSlature desiring TOoms can Be leoommiAl.
q BY applying o 30. 2Qi9 NAN IiIeet lall
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Wonderful Cures of Salt Rheum,
Psoriasis, Itching and SCaly Hu-
mOrs, SCrOfula, SCrOfuIOus!.SOrs
Ulcers and MsrCurlaI Affections.

CUTlCURA REMEDIES consists Of CUTICURA
REsoLVENT, ior purifying the bloOd, through the
bowels, liver, kidneys aud skin, CUTlCuRA, q
Medicinal Jelly, which removes dead Hsih and skin,
IendCT' healthy ulcers aud old Sores AlAys inaImmBs
ton iChng aud irritation 81 the skin ahdiScIp and
CUIlCURA MEDICINAL TOILET soar, which
restores, whltenS and beauties ihs.skln. CUiICURA
IL bfepaF,d I T shaving
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The following shows the range OF the
thermometer, "a observed at schnepfs
drug store, Opera House corner yesteF'
day; "a,
TAMl9H.SR.M TAN. I'M M ~
I Is so 2 q 70 y 10
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CUTICURA RI

CUT1CURA REMEDIES
are prepared BY weeks Potter, Chemists Rnd Drug.
gsu SO washington street, Boston, and are for ala
~ All Drukgliu Price for CUTicURA, o Medicinal
Jelly, email boxes, 50 cenH lArge boxes, 81. Cur.
CUBA REssLvESTl the nav Blood PuTiheF, 81 per
poule' CUTlcrM MEDICINAL TOILET Soar, Is
cents. CUTIcUA MEDICINAL SHAVING S0AP, Is
cents.
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DOR RENT.
DOR RENT
FOR RENT,
DOR RENT-sToREs.

No. 1877 Market street, now occupied by RObIbroEi
TeItluTllt, No . Twelfth street. recently occupied
BY L. .. Reed Co.. - meTrhArt tAlloTB- Mo-. 1876
and 1901 Main street, lGRO iouT-stoFy stores, which
will 10 TemOislEd and thrown together OF rented M.
nGtely, a. may DO deiIed. PO.,eiion April Isl Or
sooner. Apply 10 J. W. PAXTON,
Ia?l 1850 ChAplne St.
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DOR RENT-A TWo-sToRY BRICK
IL HOUSE, containing biE rooms, water and a,
No. y Hampton ltEeet, Possession April lat. AppI,
to ARTHuk LITTLE. "a
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DOR RENT-sToRE ROOM No. .
Il WGshipgtNn Hall Building, nov occupied hy +
P. Brown. Possession given l1t April, ISL. l. n,
WILLIAMS SECRETARY, No. IS Twelfth street,
January II, 1851. ialI
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EoR PENTHOUSE WITH FIVE
II rooms; water and Els. No, 1855 Byron ltyeri
from April Ist. Enquire ot NrL ELIZABETH HAN,
LION, 1910 Byron street las
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DOR RENT-THE THREE STORY
II WARE.HOusE, No, nos Main street, nov ocra.
pied by Jacob Snyder, Puaasslion given OF Apr,l
lh, 1881. Apply 10 ALEX. ROGERS WAssllas,
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Thus, holiness to the Lord Is inscribed
upon the swiftest mode Of travel known
in modern tines.
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VOL, II.
Prov. 10 Rev,
A placArd ia pasted on the inside Of this
lid with this:
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-11
BLOODSHED IN THE MINES.

The telegraph dispatches bring the
tidings of fatal ARRAY between miners
at Lewis, a camp near Battle Mountain.
1t was regarding proposition of wages.
The Miners Union fixed the rate OF
wages at 81 day, and number of
non Unionists attempted, day before
yesterday, to work at So so. They
were met by the Union men, and an
ARRAY followed, in which two Union
men were shot, one fatally, and also
one Of the non-Unionlsts. A Sheriff's
posse soon arrived, but found all quiet.
The Union men hold the Star and
Grove mine, and have sent fer rein
forcements. vowing that 10 one snail
work unless at the Union rates. It is
believed that further trouble will en-
sue, which, in ahe end, may result i'll
the calling out of troops. This is bad
business all round. The Unions, which
endeavOr to keep up the price Of wages,
have the sympathy OF the people, but
resort to bIoodshed will only weaken
their cause, and in the end be losing
proposition.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-11
not ICE.


,syO AL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that George Denton Cardew
is no longer Director of the Isabelle Gold and Silver
Mining Company, of London England, and that any
power of attorney which he have had from said COM
pany invalid for the set forth in the follow
ing resolutions
l. Resolved That the power OF attorney given to MI
Geo Denton Cardew the oath OF August last, was not
duly authorized and the seal of the company was affixed
without the authority of duly constituted board
directors the directors OF the company hereby re-
pudate all and things DONE caus to be done by
Mr. 6. D. Cardew under by virtue Of such power OF
attorney and that by of caution the directors OF the
company do rescnd the said power OF attorney but with
in way recognizing the validity OF such power OF
attorney and snch power of attorney hereby rescnded
accordingly and that TIE solicitor OF the company inferm
Mr. G. D. Cardew of this resolution and request m to
to the Office of the company the said pow OF
attorney. =.
9 Resolved, That the solicitor do forward copy OF
the last resolution to Mr.. Lewis Cialmefs, the manager
the me and request him advertise in such papers
California he may think necessary the sad resou
ton purport thereof and also the fact OF MI IT, D.
Carew having resigned the Office Of director Oh the con
pany BY order OF the Directors
mr4-3w LEWIS CHALMERS. Manager
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-11

ATTEEPTED MURDER IN Reno
Night before last an attempt was made
to murder Mrs. Jones of Reno, better
known as Katie McLash. The Journal
gives the following account of the af-
fair: "She was out walking with Mrs.
Foyce, for whom she is working, and
they were returning home, when, just
as they had reached spot in the road
between McFasIin's blacksmith shop
and the railroad side-track opposite,
some person, evidently in hiding be-
meath one of the cars on the side track,
shot at Mrs. Jones and rushed away.
The ball took effect in the left breast,
just above the heart. Mrs Jones bore
the wound heroically, and after the
first scare of being removed to Oshurn
& Shoemaker's drug store for medical
help, walked to the residence of her
employer, where DR.. Dawson made an
examination. A .jounoi reporter in
terviewed her, and learned that on
Monday morning she had received
warning that some woman chad been
watching for her for two or three
nights, and would kill her at the first
good opportunity" She thought moth
ing more Of the matter at the time, al
though her companion last evening in
sisted upon borrowing and taking along
q little 4-sh0Oter for Self-defensc. From
Mrs. Jones' story to US, it is evident
that the shooting was done by some
jealous person. A divorce suit is now
pending between Mr.. and Mrs. Jones'"
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SEaeA'zss7s Sale.
rsv VIRTUE OF WRIT @y sxECsr-

ESV VIRTUE OF WRIT @E KXECgr-
Second judicial District OF Nevada, in ana for
Ornsby county, on the eighth day of March, A.
d. 1881, and duly attested under the seal of said
Court said day of March, \. D. 1851, and to me
as sheriff of said county and State directed Said
execution being in favor OF C3rtan, Mccarthy and
Company and against Oliver Roberts, for the sum
twelve hundred and t"enty-SiX and 96-I
IS ,22G S6lO0 dollars damages with interest al the
rate of ten (lo) per cent. per annum from March
5, 1881, until paid. together with the sum of
twenty-five and 50-I@0 ISIS 52-10D, dollars costs
and disbursements at the date of said execution,
and accruing costs now amounting to two and
25-lC0 (S2 - lUJ) dollars and accruing costs The
said execution commanding me- as sheriff to
make the above mentioned sums out of the per-
SOnal property of said defendant, Oliver Roberts.
or II sQLieieht personal property could not be
found then out ofthe real properly in said coun
the date said Judgment was docketed Therefore
| have seized and levied upon the following de-
scrbed personal property, to-wit: Fitty-eight
bottles Imperial wine, bottles Roderer2I bottles
caret, 10 bottles cider, IS bottles beer 81 bottles
white wine, bottles ApolOraris mineral water
80 bottles porter, Is bottles ale 40 bottles cordials
lures, bottles bitteFs, decancrS IS beer glasses
% ground glasses. dozen wine glasses, vases,
ter and shelving, pony barrels, l screen, chan
delier, CLOCK, stoves ana pipes, tables q bar
glasses, cisar hghteI, Spittoons, i chairs, |
whisky on tap, Is casll brandy * cask brandy on
tap, gal. key brandy tap, 5 gals rum on tap,
) gals. apple jacl. on tap, gals. Scotch whisky
on tap 10 gal, case sherry, case cider hat and
coat rack step ladder, gal. measure , tunnels.
lace curtains, lot mating, iron bar rai! = oaS
chandeliers, / street lamp, beer stand, small
bar room stove boiler, demijohns, 300 cigars
dozen silver plated bar spoons and other bar ap
merchand disc, or as much thereof as will salty
the said demands, 10 the highest bidder for cash
on
Tuesday, Marel, 10. \. 3. 1851.
at 10 O'Clock A. n and continuing
until sold at the Union saloon in Carson City.
m9td S. 7. SWIFT sheriff.
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The Eureka Leo@6r has made up the
following slate for the next campaign:
"For Controller Oem.), 7. j. Bell OF
Nye; Treasurer {Dena.), Jerry School,
ing Of he doesn't fy Tor higher game)
and Joseph Jones, both, needless to say,
Of Washoe; Attorney General Dem. },
George ". Merrill Of Eureka; Congress
man RepD, William Dooiin of Eureka.
The Leader adds that the present Re
publican incumbents Of State offices
will, in all probability, be aspirants for
denomination. In the above slate the
Leader neg!ects to state what Offices
Hobart and Powning intend to go after.
-.sae.-
The APPEAL has received several
communications regarding the nuisance
of tall bonnets Worn by women at thea
tiers. This is a subject on which, when
letter writer's begin, they seldom know
when to stop. It is Eere offered as
suggestion that th1 Gentlemen gather
some evening at tho Opera House in
full force, secure the front seats, and
wear stovepipe hats during the per-
formace. This plan would, we think,
enable the ladies to see how annoyine
it is to have their line Of sight INSTRUCTED
at a theater, and it might induce them
to reform.
Col. Ingersoll, who was recently ar
rested for blasphemy in Delaware, re-
torts to the effect that State that calls |
twenty quarts of peaches a bushel ought |
to talk about something else than bias
phemy.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-11
THE ELECTRIC LIGHT.

At the beginning OF the Congressional
session the Northern Electrical Light
Company asked Congress to appropriate
money enough to defray the actual cost
of Illuminating the Capitol and the
Capitol grounds to the briiliancy OF
broad day, and OF diffusing this light
over the city of Washington SO COM
pletely that there should be no place
Outdoors wherein any one should not
be able to walk as safely and comforta-
bly, rs in broad moonlight. But the
offer has not yet been accepted. There
seems to be numbeGiess peculiar obsta-
cles in the way OF the adoption Of the
electrical light. Such grand triumph
as this invention is should, in all fitness
of things, first come into use at the
Capital. In New York Mr.. Edison is
endeavoring to get the city to accept
his light, and although his tests have
been perfectly satisfactory, there is all
sorts Of opposition, and the City Council
still hold back. It looks as if the DOW
erful interests backing the gas COM
panies was at the bottom Of all this.
FAIRS CREDENTIALs.-AW Washing
ton paper says: "Senator Fairs Gre
dentials, which reached here the other
day, are attracting attention. The
paper upon which they were written is
of mammoth size, thick as parchment,
and as unwieldly. They were written
with hooks and crooks and fourishes
enough to excite the envy of rural
professor of penmanship, and the great
seal Of the State, as imprinted on gold
leaf and attached to the paper, was as
large as q sun-fower.' This is evil
IDENTITY some Of John Chesley's fancy
pen work. The "hooEIs and crooks"
were probably thrown in to illustrate
the manner in which the certificate was
secured.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-11
AGENTS WAITED.

Parties qualified and DESTROYS OF representing Agency
Of Foreign Fire Insurance Companies will please apply
to 2. O. Box $685. San Francisco
References Bends aJujre1. ja2f-1w
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a sTATEsmANA VIII.



NEw YoRK, February 25.-In his will,
Fernando Wood gives to his son, Joseph
L. R, Wood, 5000, to be paid within
thirty days, for current household ex-
penses, Second, he gives an individual
fourth part OF his estate, after the pay
ment Of his debts and legacies, to the
York for investment for the benefit Of his
wife during her natural lille. This
to be divided at her death among
his children and grandchildren. I'm
til this one.fourth Of his estate is paid over
to the Trust Company he directs that his
vile shall receive 5000 year. Should
his wife become incapable of managing her
affairs, the Trust Company Is directed to
judiCiously expend and apply the income
In their hands for her use, 80 as to secure
her personal welfare and comfort. He
charges 1t as Q special duty upon his ex-
ecutors that they see TO the proper care
and protection OF his widow In case ot her
physical or mental inability to do 80 for
herself, aud he expresses the hope that
they and all his children will see that she
be provided with every comfort and me-
cessity due to her position and the many
virtues she possesses as pure, elevated
aud Christian woman. Third, he be-
queaths 10 his son, Joseph L. r. Wood, the
house and lot 325 West Twenty seventh
street, and the sum OF $4,000, to be o trust
for the benefit Of his sister Albinia during
her life. The property is to 90 into the
estate at her death, and, II she chooses,
she may occupy the house herself until
that time. Fourth, he directs that oil
sums due him from his children shall be
deducted from their shares oil the estate.
Fifth, he bequeaths the family tankard,
coming from his mothers maternal anCes-
Try, to his son Joseph. His watch he
gives to his son Fernando. An imperial
photograph OF himself is given 10 his son
Calhoun. 10 his daughter Annie he gives
Q portrait OF himself and her mother, To
his daughter Catherine he gives the family
clock, To each OF the children and 10 his
present vile he gives some suitable mo.
mento Of himself, 10 be selected by his
executors from the family plate, furniture
or effects In bis household at the time OF
his death, Sixth, he directs that all the
rest Of his estate shall be disposed oil as
follows: After the payment Of one'fourth
on account Of his vile, the remainder is
to be divided into as many parts as
there are surviving children and sur.
vivipg families OF children. To each
one over q years OF age the share is
to be given absolutely. He gives to Judge
Larremore, OF the Court Of Common Pleas,
the trust Of bis estate for the benefit Of the
heirs under age, for their education and
maintenance. The cost OF educating each
child under years Ia fixed at $500, under
10 years at $500, under 10 years at 500,
and under 81 at $1,000 year. As each
child reaches maturity the amount of his
or her beQuest Is To be paid In full.
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TIMELY TOPICS,
AHEW FRESH PACTs FOCUSED PROM
APAR.
Recent Startling Events At Home and
AbEORd-PernandO woods WIlI-In'
IelIIgenee from the. ISthmus-
Annie CFawEOFd'd Affecting
BIOFy-AsSauIIs, dc.
PresIdent anIneId,s Car.

LAFAYETTE, IND, February 25,-These
dispatches heretofore announced that
General Garfield would make his trip to
Washington in the private car Of E. II.
WaIdron, General Manager Of the Lake
Erie and Western Railroad, The Courier
gives the following description OF the car;
The outside Is finished in the regular
Pullman style, patent platforms, couplings,
wheels and oil complete. The interior Is
elegantly furnished, and at each end there
Ia drawing room ot comfortable dimen-
sions, surrounded with plste.glass win
dows. The decorations OF these drawing.
rooms are done in Eastern style, rendered
more odd by many beautiful Japanese de.
signs. Next 10 the drawing.room, In what
we would call the front Of the car, 10 q
private sleeping apartment, which will be
set aside for the use OF the President, Ad-
joining this apartment arc toilet rooms,
dressing chambers, wardrobes, and every
thing necessary for convenience and com.
fort, Next 10 this Is sitting.room, sup.
piled with herths for the accommodation
Of guests. The culinary department,
though II lA CTOWueu luLu bLuull bphCe,
represents everything necessary for per.
lection in that most useful art. The car
has been got out anew for the occasion,
and, while admlrlng the beauty OF the fin.
lab, we are glad to note that It was done
by home enterprise.
"The sleeping chamber has received
special care. Oretonnie lambrequius with
old gold and ssge trimmings and pronso
ball fringe, suspended on ebony rods with
gilt rings and brackets, adorn each win.
dow. Scattered throughout the car are
Singapore and KruruChie rugs Of the finest
quality, in great prolusion. Additional
effect will be produced by arranging rare
and beautiful flowers in proper places in
the car. The furniture throughout is as
elegant as is found In the most luxurious
dressing.room.
"The car, which Is stationed at the L. &
Z. shops, Is In charge OF James Young,
Mr.. Waldron's colored body servant, who
will do the honors Of the Presidential trip.
He Is fully up to bis duties, and is proud
over the prospect Of attending Mr.. Gar
field"