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An AgnOstic Defines his Views.


During the progress Of the Murdoch case at
Osgoode Hall, Mr.. r. J. Beford was called to
give evidence on behalf of Mrs. Murdoch
Mr.. Murphy. counsel for Mrs. Murdoch. asked
that Mr.. Bedford should be sworn on the core
DIRE which was done. The U0il'e dire is form
OF oath applied to witness who is supposed to
be incompetent. and he is sworn. not in the
cause. but to truthfully answer the preliminary
questions put to him as to his belief. After Mr.
Bedford had taken the oath and kissed the book,
Mr.. Murphy questioned him:
Are you the r. j. Bedford who gave evidence
In case in May 1879 alluded to in judgment
OF the late Chief Justice Moss?''
Mr.. Beford.--I am. l have modified my be.
lief since then.
Mr.. Murphy.-Do you believe in a God?
Mr.. Beliord.-I believe in an unknown
Power.
Mr.. Murphy.--Do you believe ina future state
OF rewards and punishments?
Mr.. Belford.--1 do not believe nor dare not
disbelieve.
Mr.. Murphy.-Do you believe that if You arc
bad in this life you will be punished in the flu
ture?
Mr. Belford.-I do emphatically, if there is q
future; but how do know there is future?
MIR. Murphy.-DO you believe that you will
be rewarded for good in future world?
Mr.. BelfOrd.-Yes; if there is future world
Mr. Murphy.-DO you believe there is not
future world?
MT. BeilOru-l dare not dlSbeeVe, because
do not know; but have not sufficient evidence
to Justify me in believing in a future state.
Mr.. Marphy.-Tell me, do You believe in O
Supreme Being?
Mr.. Belford.-Defne what you mean by Su-
preme Being
His Lordship ruled that Mr. Belford must
understand the term.
Mr.. Murphy.-DO you not entertain the pecu-
liar belief that if man does wrong he viii be
punished physically?
Mr.. Belford.-Yes; but also believe that his
conscience will punish him. Very likely nv
conscience is part of what you cali Supreme
Being.
Mr. Murphy.-Do you believe in God? Please
give me direct answer
Mr: Belford.-I believe in Supreme Power
which l know nothing about DO Won know
what an AgnOstic is?
Mr.. Murphy-No; have heard Of snch neo-
pie, but find them all disagreene as to what
an Agnostic is "''''
Mr.. Belford.-I am an Agnostic and I DO not
believe in anything cannot prove: / do not
believe in God. NV
Mr. s. II. Blake commended that the law did
not require belief in future punishment bnt
in punishment either in this world or the newt
His LOrdship, Mr.. Justice Osler-No one can
regret more than that the law here is not as in
England, where person holding such belief
can give evidence. have no doubt myself that
such evidence would convey in most cases to
the mind of the judge as much conviction as If
given under oath. But according to the rule in
Canadian courts such evidence cannot be re-
ceived
Mr.. BelfOrd then retired.
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HUrrying Up Xearling TrOsters.

From the Spirit of the Times.
cit is almost beyond belief" said Mr.. Orrin
A. Hickok the other day, that yearling should
trot full mile with weight up, in 2:43, and re-
peat it in 2:43]a. and yet am not surprised to
hear it of Honda Rosa. because | saw her speed
240 gait before l left California last spring.
No, it did not surprise me that she was able to
Go the feat, astonishing as it seems. You see,
the trOtters bred on the Pacific slope know no
such thing as being 'Wintered.' They can be eX-
ercised through the entire year. and the young
sters get plenty of it at Gov. StanfOrdS PalO
Alto ranch. There is an enclosed track about a
sixth or seventh Of mile. around which the
colts and FLIES show their PAGES. The trainer.
with whip in hand, stands in the enclosure. and
the trOtters speed around alone. In the center
of the enclosed track is a stand. with about
twelve revolving chairs, where Gov. Stanford
and his guests can take their ease and watch
every motion of the youngster. l well remember
how much was pleased with this Honda Rosa
as we will call hr. She trotted $40 gait
early in the spring. certain right in the corral.
But it does seem wrong to have repeated her SO
fast. One mile by yearling in 243 ought to be
enough to satisfy any one"
Glow is this FLY bred:"
'Sle is by Electioneer. the sire of Fred Crock
| er and Wildower Her dam is a very fast Cali
fornia mare. Beautiful Bells record $685. who
was by The Moor, son Of Clay Pilot. The dam
OF Beautiful Bells is MinEehaia who was by
Bald Chief. dam Nette Clay by Standers CLAY
grandam by Abdaah. MinnchaIla is the dam
of Sweetheart. You see, this FLY is very stOutIy
bred"
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Mr.. BelfOrd then retired.

JOHN TAPHORN and his wife, who keep a
saloon in Cincinnati, were aroused from their
slumbers the other night by what seemed to be
an authentic announcement that the world was
coming to an end instanter The floor sank and
their bed gave way, weird and unearthly
shrek resounded in their ears, a bell began to
toll solemnly just behind the fOotboard, huge
volume of smoke and steam rolled over them.
miscellaneous din tortured their ear drums, and
the whole situation indicated nothing less ap-
palling than the crack of doom. After waiting
moment for their own particular summons
they gained courage to get up and investigate,
when they found that freight engine had run
of the track and into theil saloon, where it
was at that moment standing, very much in
shamelessly thrust up through the ceiling into
the proprietor's bedroom. Philadelphia Euen-
ing Telegraph.
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He Never Speculates.

heard the other day good story of jaw
Gould, the American railway king. A London
broker went over to New York and solicited an
interview with him. The broker explained to
him what vast operations might be made on the
London Stock Exchange, and suggested that he
should do business for him. Gould reflected,
and then said: "What you say is no doubt
true; see only one objection; I never specu-
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CUNARD LINE.
NOTICE.
LANE ROUTE.
THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED.
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
FROM PIER 40. N. r.. NEW YORK.
bothn1a We'd. % Nov. Scvthia. We'd. 81 Dec
Salha We'd, 80 Nov. Bothnia. Wed, % Dec
fartnla..... Wed, Dec. Galia. We'd, Jan.
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORK.
>.o .,o RATES OF PASSAGE.
KY, $50 and 500. according to RECOMMENDATIONS
11cke TO Paris, SIS additions.
return tickets on favorable TERMS
SSteamers marked do not carry steerage.
oteerage at very low rates. Steerage Tickets from Iv.
lowest rates. A.AoA0 -
Through bills Of Iaden given for Belfast GLASGOW.
Hayre. Antwerp other portson the Continent md
for Mediterranean ports. ~AA
For freight and passage apply at the Company's ONCE
No. Bowling Green or both Storage and cabin r.
Ei E bIdELo" q CO.. 6e6 7th street. Washington.
VERNON ii. BROWN 4 CO., New York;
OrS Aessrs. OTIS BlGELOW 4 CO.,
JanAZ QUO TIN street, Washington.
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The Trenton On. J.) Gazette makes timely
appeal for the protection of the qnais and rab-
bits in that state. as they are now threatened
with determination. Game of all sorts, it says
the deep SHOWS and severe weather Of last
winter.
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1901 THE GREAT 1901
TO The NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
s,,,xn,a DOUBLE TRACK, STEEL RAILS t
TRAINS iItNL WAsHISGToS. from Depot corner
, of sixth and streets, ss follows
press Of Pullman Hotel and sleeping Carr At 500
Am, daily; 10 20 s.m. daily, VITA Sleeping Cars
from Harrisburg to Cincinnati, St Louis and
Chicago: $3.50 pm. daily. with Palace Carr TO
BhI .fni AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Canahdaigua Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara, at 500
am daily, except SUNDAY, $50 pm daily. en-
cert saturday. with Palace Cars 10 Canandaigus
For iIiamsport Lock Haven and Elsra at 10 80 Q.
For New York and the Ess 500 m 10 80 m, 90,
S S ana IL ~ R exp oa S 81 aoq i1 and
$50 IN daily. exceit sunday 'A"
For Brooklyn n: all through trains connect al Jer-
direct n. pot to fSn s,c A ayan snSGns
. feIrage across New York city.
and lOi5 pm. ON sunday. 2:OO $40 10 90 aud
noie =, n: Limited Express $50 a. M daily. ex-
For Baltimore, 40. $780, $50 1880 a. m. and co.
90 40. $40, $50, 1000 and l0;l5 PIN. On
Sunday; 500. 1880 a. m, 200. $40. $50. 1000
For Popes Greek Line. $40 am and 40 PIN daily.
For Annapolis. Gao and 4:40 p. IN. daily except
ASR hhhxRSbhih t"l AND N,D' % "a hhHa
RAILROAD:
For ba.n so a5s gas and md IL 80 snsx
tS;ap. 800 and Ii 80 a; m; and = 20 ,; m;
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington $780, sos arc
No. ana an S On sas oS at s5 - and
10 900 am 90 and sos pm:
where orders be left for checking of baggage To
destination IRON r. Rof Mo sp6 r sdeTs Agent
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager. nog2S
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Several women from the United States, wives
OF Mexican CAPITALISTS and politicians, are lead
era in city Of Mexico society.
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD

LONDON, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
Ino steamers OF this company viii sail EVERY SAT-
URDAY from Bremen Pier, foot Of Sd street. Hoboken
Rates OF passage:-Fcom New York to Hayre, London
c cse $50 essage 500 prens,d storage eeruncates
Bowling Green, Eew York: w. q. METZEROTT K
%. W. RennU1sania avenue northwest Agents for
Wo1sun&pRs 1nnl2
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NORFOLK AND NEW YORK STEAMERS.

NORFOLK AND NEW YORK STEAMERS.
STEAMER LADY OF THE LAKE.
will leave her wharf, foot of 9th street. every MONDAY
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at O'Clock p M, touch
ing at Piney Point Point Lookout and Fortress Monroe
Excursion tickets Will be issued as follows:
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENTS. COM.
MESCING OCTOBER 1.
Frstclass Fare to Fortress Monroe and Norfolk Sc
Second class Fare to Fortress Monroe and Norfolk
rst Fare to Piney Point and Point Lookout. 81
Secondclass Fare to Pney Point and Point Lookout Is
Returning, leave Norfolk, TUESDAYS, THURS
DAYS and SATURDAYS. at four O'Clock p. IN.
Tickets and staterooms be secured at general
Office 6I3 18th street; in the National Metropolitan
Bank Building, or at the Office, 9th street wharf.
THE NEW YORK STEAMERS
JOHN GIBSON and z. C. KNIGHT leave Pier Al, East
River, New York. every SATURDAY, at four O'Clock p.
particulars apply to agent 63 Water street. Georgetown
ALFRED WOOD Secretary,
o22 6l3 18th street, opposite u. s. Treasury.
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new ORLEANS. La. July 4. 1881.

IF YOU WANT RANGE, LATROBE OR Fur
lnace, call at GARTRELLS Stove Store, SIS f street
between and i northwest LAtEoboa. Furnaces and
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NEW YORK ROTTERDAM.

The 6rs.-slass Steamers Of this Idna
'.AMSIERDAM, ROTTERDAM"
''SCHIEDAAs ''W. A. SCHOi,TENn
.P. CALAND." and MAS"
son Stores Brooklyn, regularly on WEDNESDAY,
First Cabin. S6oS7o: ID Cabin, $50. stoerage. s26
81. CAZAUX, General Agent "a South william street
New York For passage apply to w: g. METZEROTT
CO., y25 Pennsylvania avenue. Washington, or IT,
81. JOHNSON, Agent National Safe Deposit Btfllin1
corner New York and 18th street northwest ia1
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.
CARD FROM WIN. II. GAIT A co

First premium fcr the best barrel Of nour made from
spring wheat this day awarded b entry No. A IN
ten D. class %. DEPARTMENT IS 70 VIM. N. Calf Co.
Witness our hands, at the National Fair Grounds of
the District Of Columbia this 18th of October 1851
j. M. WHARTON.
W p. NEWCOMER,
JOHN d. NEWMANy
Experts Flour.
P. S.-The above mentioned flour is CERES, the cee-
brated Minnesots Patent Process Flour, which was
awarded the First Premium against all other compe tors
at the National Fair in 1879 and 1850 tgod medal and
now again in 1881. The competition in -four GER
tainly lively one this year and the premium
well contested for, but it simply possihiity
beat CERES and the premium just wared is only sd-
celebrated Flour has gained in this community.
We would respectfully mention the fact that Mrs S. F.
Anderson received the first premium for the hsndsomet
rolls and biscuits exhibition and they made of
CERES FLOUR which is only another proof that If
stands No. among the best Minnesota Patent z ours
known TO the trade.
For sale by all first-cl grocers.
w. NJ. GAIT co.
CORNER 1sr STREET AND INDIANA AVENUE
Who also the sole Wholesale Agents for the Dis
trict of Heckers celebrated Self raising Flour and
BuckwheSt. mo-
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THE MODEL FAST, AND THE ONLY line
BETWEEN
THE EAST AND The WEST. VIA WASHINGTON.
DOUBLE TRACK. JANNEy COUPLER! STEEL
NAILS
SCHEDULE TO TAKE EFFECT SUNDAY. NoyEM-
Der 2'TH lsSl.
A. NJ. LEAVE WASHINGTON
t2:S5Tcsii;CAGm CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS
500 baltimore. Eiea,t City. and Way Stations.
sPSsbT Mhee a sen MAY aud ad @ss N;
flf ia NJ SEw l6ES AND BOSTON
S'f aEb 6a T, NeS ExRrss com
nSc's for Raserstown aud at Point OF hooks for
% ON sunday only. for Baltimore. Annapolis and
1000 BALTIMORE EMPRESS (stops at nyattr,:lle.
Soii.age, Beitsyile. Laurel. Annapolis Junction.
tlo:46 ~ trSBURe. CHICAGO. CINCINNATI AND
ST. LOUIS IMPRESS.
I2lo- Baltimore. EIlcctt City. Annapolis and Way
u % ON sIndsy only for Baltimore aud Way.
t 2ti6 By i MORE E r PRESS
tS:ccyy ,8Y,I ~. a PHILADELPHIA AND NEW
s:3o-Batimore Way Stations. Winchester. Fred
On er1cs Haserstcwn and Nay, via Relay ,,
LAlPRhsS, SFrederick via Relay. stops at Annal-
Baltimore. Annapolis and Way Stations
cbcier and "a Msa Stand, 1res D VIM
HHBALTiaosE TspREss tsIartinspurg aud
ecrSn To Edks and NV Eay sons e and r'
f6:43-Baltlnore and Nay Stations.
t7:s0-BALTIaoRE, HlAfTSNILLE AND LAUREL
CYPRESS.
tS:l0-PITISBUR6, CLEVELAND and DETROIT
EXPRESS.
EXPRESS. SieeiluS Cars to New lork.
t9:i7.SIIlC AGO, CINCINNATI and ST. LOUIS Ex-
PRESS.
lo:00-BALTIMORE, EVANSVILLE and Laurel.
EMPRESS: Steps on signal or TO let OF passeneers
at any station between Washington and Annapolis
Junction.
tDaiiy. +Sunday only. Other trains daily, exceIS
Sunday.
All trains from Washington stop at Relay Station.
For further Information apply at the Baltimore and
Ohio Ticket Offices. Washington S:Suon. 6l9 and l35
Pennsylvania avenue, i4th street where orders
VIII be taken fer baggage u be checked aud received
any point me city. MI
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STEAMERS, &c.

ENOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, FORTRESS
IL MONROE, PINEY POINT AND
POINT LOOKOUT.
Steamer EXCELSIOR on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS
and SAT URDAYS at pm.
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENTS, BEGIN
MING OCTOBER 1sT.
First-class fare to Norfolk aud Fort Monroe s. so
Second class fare to Fortress Monroe and Norfolk l. 50
Firstc!ass fare to Pney Point and Point Lookout SO
Second class to Piney Point aud Point LOOKOUT. IS
Tickets and staterooms for eate and information fur
nished al Il. W. Reeds Sons 1916 street northwest;
b. o. Ticket office. 1851 Pennsylvania north
west; St Marc Hotel Rooses Cigar Stands. at pIin-
cipal Hotels: IL. b. POlknhorn, next to City Post Of
fee; and at Company's Office, 7th street wharf.
GEORGE MATTINGLY, General Surt.
WM P. WEIGH, Agent. o24
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CARLSBAD WATERS,
RUSSIAN CAVIAR, CLAM CHOwDER, BRUINS
WICK SOUPS, CRESCENT OLIVES. CAFE
DIS GOURMETS, GOLD LION PUNCH,
CALIFORNIA HONEY, CALIFORNIA
WINE JELLY. CALIFORNIA CAN
NED FRUITS, AIkETHRERTA,
SARDINES SANS ARETES,
SARDINES 4 LA TOMATS.
Roquefort, Neufchate English Dairy. Edom and Pine
aple CHEESE, English PLUM PUDDING, Dun
DEE MAlNALADIS and JAMS.
GEO. f. KENNEDY & SON.
MA 1909 + STREET NORTHWEST.
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A Smallpox Flag Mistaken for an Auc.

religious controversy at Nevada, Iowa. re-
suited IN the election Of four aHtii christians cut
oi fhe SIX SCHOOL commissioners and the Bible
has consequently been excluded from the public
school
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DAY
MALAGA GRAPES. BANANAS.
ORANGES AND LEMONS, FRESH NUTS,
CALIOPE FIGS, DEHESIA RAISINS
MINCE MEAT. CAPE COD CRANBEftRIES,
ASSORTED PRESERVES (5-ih buckets
FRENCH PRUNES NEW YORK CIDER.
NEW ENGLAND RUM, CATAWBA WINE.
VAN BELLS ROCK AND RYE, APPLE TODDY.
Fresh importation Of Chsmpegnes and Ciarets.
Edam, Roquefort and Pineapple Cheese.
B. W. REEDS SONS,
mo- 1916 street northwest
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Those vino using the ordinary Java Coffee, sod
by most Stores requested 10 get sample pound OF
SUPERB MARACAIBO
reailed at 25 cents per pound fresh roasted. They win
save money anu get better Coffee.
Those who want genuine rich old Java, be
sui ted ut
WINNERS,
n19 1918 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
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MEDICAL, &c.

nR. AND NINE sELDEN, PROFESSORS OF MID
Tfery over 20 Years successful practice skilim
patients only lS2 Lexington avenue 3lst street.
nR. BROTHERS is THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED
arities Obstructions and Iencorrhoa anickiy cured
otce. 200 stleeteouthwest opposite Smithsonian No
nR. -HAssENPLUG CAN BE CONSULTED IN
Chronic Diseases "Wednesday of each week at lsi
street northwest, from am to ON. n7-lm
nR. ROBERTSON. THE MOST RELIABLE AND
AeaT e5perenoe viii guarantee azure in all diseases q
the Urinary OEsans Nervous and Seminal Weakness
ETC. saSs onOrSsa ard SYPHILIS cti,sy cured in
eSpsnisd xednssdsSs and atafdsss to pan os
a. his Office 4sS street northysst Refers e the
Eutaw street Baltimore. Md. o3I
GENTLEMEN CAN HAVE SCIENTIFIC TREAT
msnt and Speey Cure OF al KencIea Diseases 10y
scrptons and advice free of charge whatever nj I'm
reliable LADIES Ply sIcfAS in the city n can
to and to 8. An Female Complaints aud IrreeSiari-
ties quickly cured Prompt treatment. Separate rooms
ALLwEAKNEssES AND PRIVATE DISEASES or
the osns OF bS sene so s%Gsa MY oasss c often II
virginia avenue. near ~ street southwest. hour.
to TO- to z pm. s2s-2m'
DE. AEMsTnoSSs Has HAD oyEF TwENTY
syey. Charges for medicine only.
GasefneI TN ana n SOUTH
west Tuesday Thursday. Saturday, To D. m o26 lm'
CTARTLING DISCOVERYi
- LOST MANHOOD REsroRFD.
victim Of youthful imr rudence causing Premature
Decay, Nervous Debility Lost Manhood, etc. having
tried IN vain every known remedy has discovered
pie self cure, which he viii send
ferers: Address ]. II REEVES. As Chatham street
New YORK. slo-eolySk
HEALTH Is WEALTH DIR. Y. c. VESTS
III NERVE AND BRAIN TREATMENT: A Specific
for Hystea, Dizziness, COMMISSIONS, Nervous Head
ache Mental Depression, Loss of Memory Sperlaator
rhsa Inpoteney. Involuntary Emissions; Premature
Old Age, caused by over-exertion, self
indulgence, which leads to misery decay and death.
One box will cure recent Each box contains one
months treatment. One dollar box, or six boxes for
hye dollars; sent 10y mail prepaid receipt of price
we guarantee six boxes 70 cure any case. With each
order received by for six boxes with
five doArs, win send the purchaser written guar
antee to return the money If the treatment
effect cure. Guarantees issued by ST0TT & GROIN
WELL, 40 Pennsylvania avenue. Washington, ID. g.,
Mholesaleand Retail Agents. 70 whom ali orders should
De addressed. ocl6-s, tbs
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RAILROADS.
SHENANDOAH VALLEY RAILROAD.
TIRE ONLY ROUTE To THE

CAVERN OF LURAY.
Inc Luras Cave and Hotel Company have nce-
hea THE Company that they have introduced The
ELECTRIC LIGHT
into the Caverns. End they now daily Illuminated NV
the aid Of this powerful agent,
NO oTHIR ILLUMINATION BEING ADEQUATE
topsnetrate the ol~curies II thee vast sutrrnnc.n
halls aud grottos or b. pro- erly rcyeal their
MAGNIFICENT CONTAMINATION
No similar IaVerns are known elsewhere No caVerns
have ever efore BEEN illuminated by the aid Of eloc
trlcty.
The effects produced fully meet tire auticsration and
are uarNeoUsy beautiful and present e. the eve stems
which have heen bcrvtOtCre understandable lulsr the
feeble Illumination possible.
No extra rhare II made for the illumination hN the
kec;rlc lsii, and Guides furnished froe usual
IVRAl nm
viii remain olen at all SEASONS of the year and visitors
may its assured Of TrocUrng superior and tclsss
accuinmodaul
THROUGH TlCKTTS
on sale Ivy ronnectinl roads.
JOSEPH II. SANDS. CHAS. y HATCH.
mi s-iIItEndeIt, 1SeIil E7ss' AgtIi.,
Hagtrstown. Md. Hilsaell hs. -
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nR. AND NINE. sELDEN, PROFESSORS OF MID
~ Nlfery over20 years successful practice. skiiiI
treatment elegant accommodations, consultations with
patients only lo2 Lexington avenue, 3lst street,
New York City. Il2-3m
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y ALTIMORE 4 OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST, AND THE oNLT line
BETWEEN
THE EAST AND THE WEST. VIA WASHINGTON.
DOUBLE TRACK! JANNEY COUPLER! STEEL
NAILS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-23
PROMINENT PEOPLE,
At Home and AbrOad-PIeasaut Gossip
About Them.

AH0Ut AusHs
Miss Emma Stamm Is visiting Miss Kate
Hornbrork at Powhatan.
Rev, Father P. H, Berestord, a Catholic
clergyman OF Philadelphia, is in the city,
Alex, strauz, Esq, Of the Irondale Fur.
mace registered at the Stamm House yester-
day.
Prot. Esmond De Graf, Superintendent OF
City Schools, Paterson, n. j., is at the Nc
Lure.
John A. Gallaher prominent member Of
the Belmont county bar was in the city yes.
terday,
Miss Geyer, of Pomeroy, Ohio, is the guest
Of her brother, Mr.. Dana $, Geyer OF Fiji
tenth street.
Miss Alice Kelly has returned from Pitts
burgh and Steubenyille, where she has been
visiting friends.
President Scott, Of the Second Branch is
acting as Mayor during Mayor Egerter's bust
ness trip in the East
L, p, Hart, Of Youngstown, and A. c. KlO.
man, OF Pittsburgh, prominent iron men, are
ut the Mcclure House.
Hull Quarter, Esq, accompanied by his
wife, left last evening OH the AL Pittsburgh,
Cincinnati 4 ST, Louis train.
W. II. Park and NJ q. Smith, c., 7. V, x
W. railroad officials from Cleveland, were at
the Mcclure House yesterday.
Mrs. John W. Forney, Miss Beatty and
Miss Katie Harden, OF SpubGnville, were in
the citya few hours yesterday,
The announcement is made with regret Of
the death OF Mrs. Col. y. Wilkinson ut her
home in East Wheeling yesterday,
4
the Free Schools Of Monongalia county, ar
rived in the city last night and is at the
Female College,
Thos, II. Dennis, Esq, of Lewisburg is ut
the Stamm. lie is School Superintendent OF
Greenbrier county, and will take part in to.
days convention,
The many friends Of Mr. John D. Culbert-
son, who has been confined to his room for
some weeks by u severe spell Of sickness
were glad to see him again OH the street yes
terday.
Mr., J. NJ. Reilly and his new wife returned
to the city yesterday, and were warmly well
coined By MACS Old friends lie will re-
sumo his duties as Chief Clerk in the Post.
office this morning.
Mr.. Hartley Thompson, Of Pittsburgh,
whose sweet tenor voice has once or twice
been heard in our city, will sing Thursday
morning at the Thanksgiving service to bO
held at the First Presbyterian Church.
Mr.. Bunch Hustled, the handsome Nor
gant0wn gentleman who has made Wheeling
his home greater part Of this year, for few
weeks past has been in MOrgantown and
Pittsburgh, He is expected to return to the
city to-day.
County School Superintendent W. D.
Hinn Of Barbour; W. 4. Johnson, Of Gilmer
Joseph A. IIirsOn, Of lIraXtOn, and i. s. Nor
gan, Of MonOngNlia, arrived in the city last
evening to attend the convention OF to-day.
They are ut the st, James.
Judge r. II. Cochran arrived in the city
again yesterday on business connected withN
project having considerable influence on the
future welfare and growth of Wheeling, and
not entirely unCOnnected with the W. Il l.. H.
raiIroad, OF which the Judge is Managing Di.
rector.