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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-26

- , no san FHANCls.o,, aug. - ~, Il11SSll,,c
4 COMPANY has declared dividend GO. 7O) Of FIFTY
CENTS per share, payaDie 27th stock
holders viii be paid the office OF Iailaw Co..
II Wal-st Transfer books close in san Fran
". W. TRAYLOR, Secretary
rVNHE TEXAS AND PACIFIC RAILWAY co.
The Coupons of the First Mortgage Eastern DIVISION
Bonds maturing sept t 1881 Will be paid and after that
date at the Mercantile Trust Company. New-lork
c. l.. SAfTERLEf, Treasurer
VFNHE Union Pacific Railway CompanY.-A divi-
dend Of and treequarteIs per cent the capital
and after October lo stockholders record August 81,
1881
New York stockholders viii be paid at the Companys Office
1917 Broadway. and Boston stockholders at the
Company office, No. - Equitable Building, Boston.
books viii closed August and reopened october g.
HENRY MCFARLAND Treasurer.
NEw-YoRK, July p, 1881.
TNHE 3Sth SEMI-ANNUAL CASH DIVI-
y DTND OF ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
COMPANY, being THREE AND 4 HALE t3l2 PER CENT
Capital stock, viii be paid b. the undt rsgned Septem
Der 1881 TO shareholders rs registered at the close of bus
18th August after which and until the 9th day
September he Oooks viii De closed
f.. V. L. RANDOLPH, Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-26
DUBLC BUILDINGS
IN THE NEW CAPITAL OF THE PROVINCE OF
BUFNOS AYRFS, ARGENTINE REPUBLIC.

The committee BY the Government decree OF Nay
examine the plans AMI estimates OF te aforesaid
The saue conformity with the terms and conditions
programme, which Ice obtained
lion AT Office Messrs Frank kernan a Co, general
ADVERTISING AGENTS, ls9 Broadway, AZ NeM-lork.
plans viii have be delivered To Dr. carrie Argn
in washington DeOle iOtl OF sep
tpmbeT, 1881.
LIvn prizes OF an aggregate $4,000 francs,
granted 10 rev plan OF each Of the buildings
projected total cost of which is estimated at 4IOooOO
Buenos Ayres juno "a, 1881.
+. LANAILE
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Ocean Steamers.

kNCUOR LINE L. :. MAIL STEAMERS.
~ NETWORK AND GLASGOW.
No. 20. North River New York.
~, IN.
Ethiopia sept. 2, FuTncssia. Sept TO- a. m
These steamers not carry cattle, sheep or pigs.
$50 to $50 Excursion tickets nj reduced rates.
Second cabin $40 Steerage $2S
NETWORK 10 Los DOS DIRECT.
From Pier No. 46, North River foot of Charlesst.
California Aug. 81, a. m. Alsaiia Sept q p M.
al Excursion tickets at reduced rates
HENDERsON BROTMERs. AGENTS, z Bowhng-0ree
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Counirn proprrip for Sale ano 60 Get.

Counirn proprrtp for Sale ano 90 Get
A SMALL PLACE FOR SALE in Duchess
fS from on G ana oar snf F aRf e ha so
rooms nesr new Eooa Barn stable and g1hs Salp9a
fruits and abundant shade; mountain pleasant
locality exceptionally keaiiSiu aud iayore with summer
boaIdeIs. ADDRESS ". GRAN DELL AttlebuTy. y. Y.
A + ORANGE, Y. j. (neighborhood speciality
EDWARD P. HAMILTON. 1 L Pine-st- y. Y.
EOR SALE.-Belle Island Plantation. over
River nearly island high fertile partly improved.
Tis GI i'Gn ia ne neirl Of cotton best @
St 800 %Sg TO y d%DNR IS
TOR SALE or EXCHANGED desirable
vegetables &C. carriage house within one hour o ty la
cash. Address HOUSE, Tribune once.
nor SALE OR EXCHANGE very GOOD
cro i an O. o a'rr uI 81 ali nd u
or BIookyP. Inquire L. SMITH 7s3 Broadst, New'
ark, M. -
ORANGE. n. J.-HOUSES and COUNTRY
BIAcK@EA g smith. opp station orange. < :
DICHMOND HILL, Long Island. miles Cor
sIes 10 for % sais by aS %
passed hoauty Of situation heatuless and
,snc 81 he fy Nearly 500 acres a hs aud plains specially
.si.,-sfiosl IN Il,
tne roads ana wak bssnll, i ~ en-, O. ~, s.u ,
serTof on ire birS hn resirea aaisaBee
FS%hfR I on prelsSs or il ii cAANS Fiaot
and l,673 broadway.
SMAIL FRUIT FARM FOR SALE.-On ac-
- and falling health, the subscriber ouers FOG
ianu In the Town q Florence y tour mics sqiil
ineton hour by raj TO philadelphia ana Two 60 New
York land there
in the state SOIL with light clay suh-sO ON
place apple orchard VI 300 trces IA prime oon
ficn - 70 - 200 cherry
Trees lb pear trees chiefly Bartett and Seckes l25 peach
twenty ounce trees the two last inst couns INTO
bearing in Asparagus an acre a. DaeS
berries l. acre currants m rasPDerTies pa acres
strawberries and an acre IN grapes VITA eNis 49, ~
cropping The n all al the choicest
varieties and place the hands of can sly
he made interest on S5ooJ. Inc DnlAlis Sose
Of house of olnto kitchen. IN which
Their a pure water workshop coahonse arnf
ami nearly hennery aud lncosd
uotrv ward 100 feet from the ROAD VITA
shade shrubDery low
arbor l50 feel long For reasons above stated
] place viii be sold AT law price. Address
SUSAN h. REDFIELD, Huntington, y
! NVHITESPONE, l.. l.-Coner plot, lOONlOO'
w Of streets cure cutters
severed macadamized; - miles: trains hourly La
Long Island Cltys price, SoJ"i cost Steto- JUN Il
! flNlIkIMHIS lafayette-aye., BROOKLYN
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DANAMA RAILROAD.

BANANA RAILROAD. ~
notice that the time 1or signing
the agreement sell their All ares To the UnNeIsa
oceanc Canal Association expires september 80 next Tine
great majority have signed
For circulars giving AL particulars apply 70 tnc. ,,,
UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY OF ~ W lrnstee'
W. 80 - No a NeNY.N Ork u Y.
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pIATl.ERWAN MAIL,

TIPEKIAII UEKMAN VI ND. 80
L " NORTH GERMAN LII DlD
STEAMSHIP LINE BErWEE NEW-YORK,
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMhN
GEN.wERDER sat. Aug. AZ ~ SEPT t ~
RATES OF pAsSAjE from NEW;YoRktb SOUTHLAND
TON. HANRE OR BREMEN -
FIRST CABIN .....$lOOl SECOND CABIN -----.---SoV
SfEERAGr. So
pet,rnsss.s, retlcei rates Prepaid certid
Gates slS Stesnrs st from Pier between second ADJ
hna'S'S" "o''~'' oELRICHs q Co. 2Bowling Green
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-26
OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONING OF
THY FRFKDAAN's SAVINGS AND TRUST CONPAN


NOTICE is hereby given 10 all depoSltorS
u and other creditors OF The Frcelpan's Saving and
Trust applied for the divdends mere
sad COMPANY must
pIcsened ardcd To this Office on or before august
81 1851 they barred and the amounts dstlDutu
among creditors OF the Company as PROVIDED III inc
Act Of February 81, 1881. ,,,,-,. .,..,,
Dcpositors who already received divdends should
i'm forwa hooks by man or express
hrongh bank banker accompanied Win
their address. ,..,,..,. .,u.oa,
declared should forward thor books until further d'
dend is declared, OF which due notice will be given.
kNOX, Commissioner.
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{
NEH-N DIRK, Aug. II, ISL
II Of the INrERNATIoNAL AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROAD COMPANY q cent mortgage bonds issued
IN exchange for sad compays second mortgage income
bonds will that Office.
iustglment declared 10y
pany earnings the year 1882 payable Sept l,
ISL amounting cent will Dc paid the hold
second bonds, upon
presentation OF their bonds at this Olice.
The books registry of second income bonds VIII
be closed August "a and reOpened scptemOer ?
H. b. HENSON,
Agssta
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Financial.
Dipioeno Notires.
dividend NO. "a.
~ LA PLATA MINING AND SMELLING COMP

dividend NO. "a.
~ LA PLATA MINING AND SMELLING COMPANY.
OFFICE PLATA MINING AND SMELLING CO.
OF LEADYIILE, Col, 5S BROADWAY, Rooms u AND Is,
NEW YORK, August Is, lSsl)
Dividend No. "a.
The Board OF Trustees have this declared dividend Of
SEVEN AND ONEHALF GENTS per share tpar value
$40 the capital stock payable Thursday September
the office of Transfer books viii close
1881
Statement OF The financial condition Of the Company;
Working capital 100000 90
July i, is8iBalance surplus account 56,s2e A
August l. lSSi-Net earnings month OF July leo4S 70
Sl733G9 "a
Dividend of 72 cents per share 100000 shares $4,000 90
BALANCE August J. 1891 8 81, $3.50 Ga
ID. oLYPHANr TALBOT, Assistant Secretary.
CHICAGO AND ALroN RAuEoAD CoWPASY(
. CHICAGO, August =, 1881.
NOTlCE.-A Cash Dividend OF FOUR PER
~ CENT ON the preferred and common stock o. this
has been declared payable
neNt at the office OF the cVnpany agents, Acssrs JbSU
PATTON q Co. No. 80 Milam-st. NewYork The transfer
books viii the 10Th
2neXt G. III. POSTER, Treasurer.
NOS "a ANp 36 THoMAssr. y Ew YORK, Aug. 10 lSSl.S
| FEHE BOARD Or DIRECTORS of this com
pany declared a Monthly Dividend mo. ~
of TWenty-uVe Thousand DOllar being 10 each
share of the capital stock Of the payable and after
September 1881 stockholders OF record at the once OF
the Transfer books close August ~, reopen
| September ,. A. \. II AY Els, JAa, President
| L. ZECkESDoRr, Secretary ani Treasurer.
! EVENING STAR MINING COMPANY, I
Aug. is, ISL
! VNTIE Board of Trustees Of this company have
| n a ! IN of ~ on
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financial.

WEST SIDE AND YoSKERs RAILWAY COMPANY,
NEw-NoRk. August -, 1881.
MEETING of the ckhoderS of the
/ side YOnkcrs Railway Company for the cleo
ton the ensuing aud for
election the next annual meet
ing, will office OF the New.Nork ity aud
Northern Railroad Company, Al Broadway, Monday,
September 3, at l2oclock noon.
Polls VIII remain open one hour. .... 800.
G. GODDARD. Secretary.
pANKERS and CAPITALISTS will want to
I'D get Tribune Almanac for loSl II gives The hgures
United and Expenditure since 1870 Price
Lucent sD " IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-26
AMERICAN RAILWAY IMrRoTMENr CO..,
NEw-YORk, Aug. -, ISL
DY resolution of the Board OF Directors

made the stockholders Of this company for
(beug the 9th and tth install
mens thereof upon the capital stock, payable August y
ISL checks should Do drawn Ia the order OF G. r. WObk
lSlIDFEElt, the payment OF the above
can viii be delivered 10 stockholders 10 per cent upon
subscriptions 90 the capital stock Of this
company TtsaSe bonds OF inc Now Orleans Pacific
' '' @. NJ DODGE President.
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rSpIAYApoLs. CINCINNATI AND La

"
toinpuries the Committee informs the stock
the time for admission to the bcnehI, OF the new
proceedings expires ptenbcr l. CertlncaieS may De
ob Oiiee OF GEORGE \. MEtNEi| l.Nchahge
|.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-26

EVENING STAR MINING COMPANY, /
Aug. is, ISL
ENHE Board of Trustees Of this company have
Il declared DIVIDEND ga. I6) of FIVE PER CENT on
the capital stock, payable Az At - at the once OF Messs
Adams d McHarg No. 30 Wali-st.
Tho books viii Dc closed the 18Th inst ana
opened 23d. HENRY X MCHARG, Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-26

4 SMALL PLACE FOX SALE IN Dutchess
~ County, p IL and y. and y. ID. and G. Railroads
hours from Ae-GOTk, Ia hours from POughkeeIse house
II rooms nearly good barn. stable and other outbud
ings grounds In and garden well stocked witl
fruits and abundant shades mountain scenery pleasant
drives. Desirable permanent home residence
locality exceptionally healthfu aud avOrte with sumel
boaTdeIs. Address W. CRANDELL Attebury, y. y.
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EoR SALE.-Bene Island Plantation. over

A + ORANGE, y. j. (neighborhood speciality
A-PrOperty sale and rent al varieties gro4t
llM RID p. 4 Y. / y Plle-st.. ". ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-26

EOR SALE OK EACHANTE.-A very eood
Of 80 in somerset County New Jersey Win
Crops Fruit ~ an kind in abundance Would
change property either Newark Jersey city, New loIk
Brooklyn. Inquire OF n. l. SMITH, 739 BToadrt, NcS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-10
SENATE.
Pension Appropriation Bill Passed-The
Postoffice Bill Taken Up.
WASHINGTON, February 8.

Pension Appropriation Bill Passed-phe
Postoffice Bill Taken Up.
WASHINGTON, February 8.
Mr.. Wallace submitted a resolution,
which was adopted, calling on the Pres
ident, il not incompatible with the pub
lie interest, for tho correspondence
which recently passed between Spain
and the United States in regard TO the
agreement of February -, 1871, and
more particularly with reference to the
question of naturalization by the United
States OF natives OF Spain.
Slr. Window introduced bill au.
thorizing the Mexican National Rail.
way Company TO construct bridge to
the centre Of the Rio Grande river, or TO
the boundary line between Mexico and
the United States. Referred.
Atl2o'clock the Vice President an
nounced that the time appointed Tor
counting the electoral vote had arrived.
The Senate with the Vice President,
at its head, proceeded to the hall OF the
House.
On motion OF Mr.. Voorhees,, House
Joint resolution granting condem ned
cannon tC the Morton monumental as-
soCiation, was passed.
The pension appropriation bill was
taken up and passed.
Mr.. Wallace moved to take up the
pOstotlice appropriation bill. The mo-
tlum " as Ireu To anu liIe Dlil Delng
taken up the Senate Wen. into executive
session and when the doors were opened
adjourned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-10
THE MARROW ESCAPE
Ofl9o Men and Women from the Fierce
Flames-A Teleeraphic Tumble.

Ofl9o Men and Women from the Fierce
Flsmes-A Teleeraphic Tumble.
New YORK, February IA fire
broke out this morning in the five story
iron front buildings Nos. G2, ~, Gj and
GS New Church street, originating
among a quantity OF waste in the cellar
of the building occupied by the Western
Electric Manufacturing Company as a
mandatory. The fire rapidly gained
headway, and spread TO the first and
second floors. There were about one
hundred and sixty men and over thirty
thirty women employed IN the building,
and the greatest wonder is that none
were injured, as the smoke was densely
thick and suffocatlng. Most OF the men
escaped by way OF one OF the flights OF
stairs. which was the only means OF
reaching the street, except by the fire es.
cane. The flames reached these stairs, and
some of the men were slightly singed in
dashing down them. The girls were
nan,c stricken. All ei them were EN-
ployed on the top floor and the smoke
rastoo dense 10 permit them making an
e,it by the stairs, but young man
named hcTDcIb NhO lou 'b'cueh 80
building giving the alarm to his fellow
workmen came 10 their rescue and guild
ed them TO the fire escape extending
from the roof TO the first floor on Church
street in front OF the structure. Down
the iron ladder the alarmed women
climbed until they reached the lower
balcony OF escape, which was on level
with the second floor and here tue lad
ders ended, and two girls trie'i TO jump
70 the pavement, a distance OF ID feet,
but were prevented from doing 50 by
the more cool headed companions until
A couple OF ladders were placed against
| the balcony and the women were ali
gotten 10 the sidewalk in safety. The
Western Electric Msnuiactur:ns Com
pany, which is branch Of the Western
Union Telegraph Company, makes no.
only all the instruments used by the
Western Union Company bot also most
OF the telephones and other apparatus
required by the gold and stock telegraph
companies. The damage 10 the stock il
| probably $4,000, and 70 the buildings
abou, 5000 The latter is said TO bt
the property Of the company. The
losses are fully covered by insurance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-10
tn REE MEN KILLED
And Many njured in Railroad wreS

And Many Injured in . Railroad Wreck.
PEORIA, ILLs, February "a terri.
BILE and fatal accident occurred ten miles
northwest Of this city, at Owsneco
yesterday. The evening construction
train on the Ohio and Mississippi road,
was backing towards Owaneco, At about
twelve miles per hour, in order to give
the passenger train free passage north.
west. The workmen on the track had
been laying new rails and taking up the
old ones, and had a fiat car full OF iron
just in front OF the caboose, twenty-five
or thirty workmen were crowded
into the caboose the pass.
enger train was coming at
its usual speed in order to make up lost
time. The two collided with a fearful
shock; the engine OF the passenger
train tore through the caboose, pushing
the occupants among the masses OF iron
on the fiat cars and killing three out
right-AlIen Jones, W. W. Tattlock. II.
McPherson, and wounding the follow.
ing: Lewis Selby. conductor OF the pass
enger train, wounded seriously; Jacob
Hooley, Thos. Tienden, Chss. mellow
an, Frank Green, Owen Gleson, Chas.
Mills, Danahoo, John Hartman and Chas
Wacher. Lockpart, OF the construction
train, is responsible for the accident.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-10
GENERAL NOTES FROM THE CAPITAL
WASHINGTON.
Poor Show for Stanley.

Poor Show for Stanley.
WASHINGTON, February 9.-lt IS un-
derstood that the nomination OF Stanley
Matthews will be withdrawn. There is
no question, as matters stand, that Mr..
Matthews nomination cannot be re-
ported back favorably from the judiciary
committee-a majority being strongly
opposed and the balance Indifferent. 1t
is understood that the name OF Attor-
ney.General Devens will be sent to the
Senate in place Of Mr.. Matthews.
Conkling After Hayes.
Conkling's resolution introduced in
the Senate to inquire into the violations
of Haves' "snivel" service reform, in
the New York Custom House, grew out
OF the bouncing Of John Campbell, one
OF Grants band of 300 patriots at Chi
cago, and friend OF Conkling, some
three weeks ago, when Royal Roscoe
began his fight against the confirmation
of HAYES recent Federal appointments
in New York. Conkling wants to find
out in Just how many cases Hayes has
violated his own order or, in other words,
lIe proposes to strip the mask of hypoc-
racy from the great fraud before he
leaves the White House.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-10

the result would be for James A. Gar.
field, of the State OF Ohio,
for President OF the United States, PA.
votes il not counted, the result would
be for Jas. A. Garfield for President OF
the United States PA votes, and for
Winfield S. Hancock for President OF the
United States l4i votes. In either
event Jas. A. Garfield has received the
majority of the votes OF the whole num-
Der of electors appointed. Senator
Thurman made a similar statement re-
lative to the vote for Vice-President.
Wherefore, said Vice. President
Wheeler, / do declare that
James A. Garfield.
OF the State OF Ohio, having received a
majority OF the votes OF the whole num-
ber Of electors appointed, is dnly elected
resident OF the United States for four
wears, commencing the 4th day OF
March, 1881; and / do further declare
that Chester A. Arthur, OF the State OF
New York, having received majority
OF the votes OF the whole number of
electors appointed, is duly elected Vice
President OF the United States for four
years, commencing on the 4th day OF
March, 1881. loud apulause.l
The Senate then retired to their cham
ber. After the Senate left the chamber
and order being restored, the House
went into committee, Mr.. Carlisle in the
chair, on the Legislative Appropriation
bill. The committee rose and reported
the bill to the House, when it passed,
only one vote, A. Turner, cast in the
negative.
Mr.. Covert reported back the Agri-
culture Appropriation bill. Referred to
the Committee OF the Whole, and the
House adjourned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-10
SEIZURE SHES
A Few Remarks Back TO Senator Dawes
"A Family souabbls.

"A Family bQuAboie.
WASHINGTON, February 9.-Secretary
Schurz has addressed an open letter to
Senator Dawes in reply to q speech re-
Gently delivered by that gentleman In
the Senate, in which he reflected on the
conduct OF the Interior Department In
connection with the Ponca Affairs. The
letter is very sarcastic in tone,
and in it the Secretary quotes
from that part OF Senator Dawes speech
in which he stated he had complained
OF the wrongs OF the Poncas to the head
department in treating him to endeavor
to redress them. In reply to this the
Secretary says: 81 have made inquiry
into this subject and have been inform.
ed that there is no man in the Interior
Department to-day who can remember
you ever to have spoken to him upon
this matter, except in the questions
asked in the proceedings OF the
Commissioner investigation, and as to
myself, and l wish You to understand
me clearly, that whatever speeches ycu
may have made elsewhere, you never
approached me personally upon this
subject either by way OF treaty or other.
wise. The subject Of all your entrest-
les in the Interior Department is re-
corded in dozen or two OF appli.
cations for office urged by you
and filed with your name during that
period OF yoi ir new born anguish shout
the red man. do not mean to blame
you here for soliciting places and iavors
in this department or elsewhere, but
when you have come ior that only. then
you must not tell me and the public
that you come with emploration for the
poor Poncas and that coldly received
your appeals,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-10
PARKERsBURG POINTS.

Court Notes River News-Personals,& &C
PARKERsBURG, February S.-The Cir.
cult Court of Wood county, Judge j. NJ
Jackson. presiding, convened yester.
day. The regular docket contains III
old cases and about 80 new ones brought
up from the lately deceased County
Court and several cases from indictments
found by the grand jury now in session.
Our new Prosecuting Attorney, j. q.
McLure, Esq seems to be at home In
his new position, and one would lmag-
inc that Charley Smith had been
Sheriff all his life from the easy graceful
way in which he discharges his duties.
In Messrs. Hazen and Beckwith he has
able and courteous deputies, always at
their posts of duty.
The first case for trial was that of
Robert Elliott, charged with stealing
meat from Thos. Nowry. The accused
was caught in Nowry's smoke house in
the very act of stealing. The case occu.
pied the attention of the Court from the
opening hour until o'clock to-day,
when the jury retired to make up their
verdict.
The State vs. Elijah Truman, charged
with selling liquor to minors, was heard,
and the jury, after an absence OF twenty
minutes, returned verdict OF not
guilty.
The case OF John Lapsly, indicted for
murder, was called, but owing to the
absence of important witnesses, was
continued until the next term OF court.
Several indictments have been found
against parties OF this city for keeping
houses of prostitution. but the most OF
them will plead guilty and pay their
fines, and, as usual, resume business.
As court progresses. | will try and
give you anything Of interest that may
occur.
Some two months ago oyaYiasV YasyrfEn.ts fEn.tsse wees
on the charge of stealing corn from Dr.
Stevenson, but Easily could not be found
until to-day, when Officer Mehan ar
rested him on board the Emma Graham
lust as the boat was leaving this port.
Mrs. Lucy Rex, an old and highly
esteemed lady OF this city, died yester-
day morning, and was followed to her
last resting place to-day by large con-
course OF friends. .
The ice has broken up and run out OF
the Kanawha as far up as the first lock,
and it is thought the river will open Tor
navigation by tomorrow night.
The Emma Graham broke a channel
out into the Ohio this morning and LETT
for Cincinnati.
The Courier and Chesapeake are still
here, and will not venture out until
they know whether the Allegheny ice
is coming.
We are about out OF coal again, but
hope to get supply soon.
The revival of religion still continues
and many accessions TO the various
churches are reported. +.