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10 TOME D., PROOF

r,,,sv and Liver Diseases aud Rheu mat
hun 'rrrribly. Nothing seemed 70 nelP me
sJSId ao' wv wv zEPT. PIllLLlps,
Wheeling, W, Va.
800, p,,rpus Of Nose, Impaired Voice;-sni'
CA9f ", y, Az raIent medicine failed 70 help me-
b. saia completely &! fTsgRsI rs cHADDuCK,
ofspeidel & Co., Wheeling, W, Va,
.oI i1lcerated sl0m9ch.-"T Treatment
DYlelsFi, Ky In ,iye me relief. DR.. Smith cured
loi yeA'' THOMAS HOLT, insurance agent
~FFq-.Haa them 'o Lo 5Tis'f !. %St1saIdToS.
CURED XIX Running sorrs on Bead-"Ay son was
srolii'iE, ~ NG ioar,ecn yeaH, Nothing seemed 70
i iIn HIM, DR.. smith cured hhi him; cAps
Market street, Wheeling, W, Va,
c.u,0, suffered for yeRn with cancer. had u
AMI lree times II returned NieE sacn Pstn
~ w., dr. smith cured me wIthOIf SrtITT VI
p4n,' y,,,,,,, NJ AnuA-FIAt Of my back for IS
~ Erportcd dying. Dr. Smith cured me WIN
oaI niie in ave wesAA THOMAS CoLvN,
uNo,,saIe Grocer, Main ST., wheeling, VI; VA
rlrRtiOns Of ReGsum, rFolnpS Nncd a Incursbis
d. smith eu'sN 80 WASHINGTON DELANY,
Martins FeETy
RcyH IAdd wHtcs;-"pr smiths P59,!!s1's9,os
ini COnmthu M" :" "4'
hilNi EmS ,,,.I Kolb ays:-'I had been suffering
NJ M",ha, and treated by many physicians for
iot +,vn ''S r smith said Ihad atApe'woEm and
dpSIE,,'SSo nous ~ removed monster 100 feet long"
m yrSaa,s complaints Three yean N hospitals ior
R sys me Pc S,i1Eb sa Ssesss q heS G liver
lsr ,t si'inrys skin, blood, nervous Affections
Eoin% wraEn,gscs Of men and youth, tcroiulA and
..,smA testify to my success,
MI Cured without the EnNo, ,,,,A
sr 'r,'arSnieed, 4 chart for self examinA
1n .Sn Oh receipt Of two LhrCecent stamps and
'Ii@ Ss Tsui al ofce free Once hours irem A
NO 4 ag uA'''' j. X SMITH, N. D.,
on . 0i S'' No. Of Twelfth ST., Wheeling w. Va
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PARENTS often force child 10 swallow q
nauseouS vetmliugc, thinking II the best
remedy. DenIg's Worm Syrup s fat superior
to any vefmiluge, No unpleasant odor,
readily taken, and always does good. %
cent? lor iOurouhee bottle,
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Anlclde and nxspensln.

A most remarkable cure for dyspepsia
"Wclls' Health Renewern The greatest tonic,
best bilious and Liver Remedy known. 81.
Druggists Depot, l.auglIlin Bros & Co.,
whaling
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CAaBuNKtEs, Felons, boils, Sores Of long
standing, such as Ulcers, Assesses, etc. posi-
lively cured without the aid OF a knife or
poultiee, by using Mrs. Julye Myers Drawing
and Healing Salve. piles, Salt Rheum, Fry.
sipelaS, Soft and liberated CornS, Chilblaihs
ETC., II has never failed 70 cure. For sale BY
tnVAtt A. CO nav
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l.. p. Follett, Marion O., states that he has
used Thomas EclectriC Oil for burns, and
has found nothing to equal 1t in soothing the
pain and giving relief.
soldby taughlin Bros. & Co., Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling, ". Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-30

II YOU iesl dull, dpqWIy, dsbilitated, have ne
qIsnt headache, mouth taste. badly, pCoE aPpette
liver OF "bilOuAnnl, and nothing win cure you 80
speedily and permanently Is 70 take simmons Liver
HeQtilafnr ar Medicine
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PILES,

How many suffer torture day alter day, making
life burden aud robbing existence Of ali pleasure,
owing to the secret suffering from PLEA Yet relief
systematically the remedy that has permanently
cured thousands, simmons Liver Regulator, Is no
drastic violent purge, but gentle assistance 70
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P.s. KCarney, Tailor with Warner 4 scarles,
NickSburg, Mis-
Jesse T. Webb, Gay st., WesiChcsiCr, Pa""m. j
John BENG, Hope st., Utica, N. Y".."....,. ]
James O'GOrmail, 10 North Delaware ave,
Philadelphia, pa..."............,.n........
J. i. liCndrickEon, New York Clty..."...........
g. Stein, 8. u. Pond, Union Square, New York
NJ. A. Bowen, care Richard Morris, 100 Front
ST., New York
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DRAWING or SEprEMnER IA. hal

DRAWING OF SEPTEMBER 10, 1881.
John Conncr, Engineer l.. & N. Il. H.,
Memphis, Tenn; 70,
Simon SlyermGn Indiana hay, Ark....,y....... IL,
llynes Wathen, Vlncennes. Ind, collected
through Flnt National bank .........,.,..... 10,
-, Albany, n Y...............,,.......,,..,., 0,
.. 4. prlnz, Cnllman, Ala..".....,.".."....... 9,
Emily NOR, 1877 Myrtle Ave, brooklyn, n. Y. !,
U. J. Short WarsaW, |,
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Or n. A. DAUPHIN,
No. ~ broadway, New York.
LEGAL NOTICES,
CONsTABLE'S SALE,

NONSTABLE'S SALE,
W, T, EMBLEM, llciorO james n. Bulger, a
MooREuEGD &vAScEJ District Ohio county VIVA.
By virtue Of Rn execution tome directed IN the
above entitled cause, have levied upon, and will,
on THE THIRD DAY OF DECEMBER, 1881,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and O'Clock p,
", Qt Boiler Works Of AOOrehe0d 4 Vance, cOncrOi
Eighteenth aud Market streets IN the CITY ofWhGel-
ing, County Of Ohio, and State OF West Vipinia,
proceed to sell to tho highest and best bidder tho
follow ing described personal properly to.wtt;
Five screw punches, six hammers, one pair com.
passes, one wedge four valves one small bellows,
one portable foBu, one nut Machine, ono drill ono
et o. rolls, one set Of shears, one punch one lot OF
hatlng, one lHnd punch, one frame office aud TX.
lures, one desk and chairs, OnO lot OF betting ono
,hed and contents, one lot Of old lumber, ono lot OF
old Iron one sheet iron punch ono lot Of tools and
'undrirs, and lease made by Norway Tack Com
Many, party Of tho lrSt pati, and MOorchcal 4
Vance, parry OF second part Said lease will expire
IN tho 3lst day Of August, 1881
Terms OF EnlG cash, iinN
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DRAWING OF MAY 10 1871

Geo. p. DcShon, a. Rilby st., boston, Mas.
-, Washington, D. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT,
Matthew Gelson, Eagle Office, KrOOklyn, MY.
D. Y. Wenzclle, 800 n, Off st.. PhIla,, Pn,.,,.,,,
4. D. Rifel, 2lb SCgar nv, Toledo, OhlO.....,,.
Freld schroeder, SlG Michigan st., Toledo
VIM. i, Brewer, baltimore, Md......,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
J. ]. Morgan, New York ....,,.,..,,..,.,.,,,,,,,,
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DRAWING oF RRaRuARY s. llsl.

DRAWING OF FEBRUARY s, 1851.
4 Isaac Kern, 1911 st. Louis St., ew Orleans La Is
John, shaw Allegheny City, Pa,.,..,.,,,,...... 10
Frank A. Ice, New Orleans, IA.,.,..,.,,,,,,,,,,, o
Wi1slow G. Fisk, IS Kingston ST., Boston,
MN1 .","".."
collected through Charles q. An.
uFyI new u"',"".,.,.,,,.'",,..,..."..." 3
K :; Si GpTnlM; Boston Cooperative C'earCom
n, SiGEies pany, 70 sudbury l., Dos.
). seSar, ton, MaSs..",",""... ...o,n l.
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DRAWING OF ApRGL II, iSs

UKAWINU Of APKIL " 1871,
Charles sGilcr, NJ, Holly, n. J......,.........
Paid Anglo Californian bank (LimllGdl, San
Francisco, Cal
Jas. GaudlL; ). llrainlree, Mass .....,Y.."..,..,
Nm. Catharine .. Taylor, Sullivan, Ind..,..,
Joseph Lane, GreenpOInt, N. Y.m...,..,..,,,,,,,,,
James NJ McEwen, ~ Wood st., Pittsburgh,
Alex. Boyer, l24l =, ID ST., rhilutlcIphla..",,,,
John L. HGring, Washington. LA...,.............,
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Geo: 8. nrauSon, OF s. 4th st., Camden, Nj. |,
u y; wilson, Agricultural Department, Raj.
Miss Maggie McCRnA, 80 East 57th ST., New
W J. llGW, 23I s. Front st., PRiiaIcphia ,',,''
G. A. silvey, q. & Il, !. X, K. Office, Chicago.
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DRAwiMG or NOVEMBER 8, 1ssI,

DRAWING OF NOVEMBER 8, 1881.
John r. Gnrvln, N. II. II. K. Station, bartlett
II, RoSbary district, ilostoa GSss...,;.. 1900
J. Russell, li Main st.. Norfolk, Va, collect.
ed through Exchange Nat. Hank. ............ 100
l.. Edwin MOttef, Emmittsbufg, Md","..,... hOU
- collected through J. NJ. seXM &
Co, New Oflenns, La................ 500
John Beatty, lOl Christopher st., New York
..,..s.. "a..nI U"I.......,n, 900
Fmhk Weibel. az FlrSt ST., New Orleans,
u. y. Jacobs wafrenSbutg Mo................. 400
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DRAWING OF; OCTOBER II. 1881

DRAWING or OCTOBER II, 1881.
Augustus Do Grummund, 4SS II ST., Wash.
Ington, p 1850
~. Schmidt, 40 ". ed st., New York CIty... 1870
john u DleiienDacht West st., n. y. City~Y.. bO
-, collected through II. D. Cooke, j.,
4 Co, BANKERS, Washington, u. C......,,,,, 80
Alexander Trims, S4IS Division IT., New York
city .''.''....'." ~
J. u. EAlx, Edwards Mlss..".............,.,... rs
NJ y. Caspar, 25 Atgyle st Baltimore, Nd. 25
d. X Howard, Aberdeen MlSS.................. 90
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DRAWING OF JANUARY II, 1851.
David LeOyl, 3}t Canal st., New York..,...,... Is
James l. Murray, Ottawa, ll...,........,....,. Is
Philip BlaSs, 2Ol South Rampant ST., New Or.
lthWs,
MH. Charles Baqui, 2sI Canal st., New Or.
ithh'
Johnl, Schultz, 500 DeKRlb Nv, IIruOElyn,
II g;
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CONSTIPATION

Should not bG regarded rs Irilllng all.
ment-in ActnattFo demands the uim0St
regularity Of the bowels, and any duyia-
ton from this demand payGs the way
often to serious danger 1t Is quite ~
necessary 10 remove impure RCGumulR-
lions from the bowels as It Is 10 eat or
kleep, and no health eau be expected
Mhenn q nnatlYn hnhlL nj hnnv nrnrnIln
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-04-06
First Love.

Here is the danger which lies IN first love
according to1'Ae Bas0r:: Always it is vowed
to an ideal. Once in 8 thousand times, per
haps, the actual person is found 50 much to
resemble the imaginary being that the exalted
sentiment may drop, and rest upon that re-
atty without shock or change. But COM
monty the difference is worldwide. And if
it be the unrelenting test Of marriage which
digcloses it, happyis it for those hasty lovers
If character and principle maintain the vows
which passion took. Yet first love, though
oftenest q delusion, is not therefore 8 folly.
That rapt existence in upper air, that losing
of self il another, is not ignoble, and leaves
behind 1t something sweeter than it takes
away, as when our friend dies, bis angel
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THE RIVER Pr E S.

cones, It is only when the radient vision Of
| j long past defrauds the honest present that
it can harm. Poor faithful Jean Burns, toll
ing early and late to keep the BARNS together
and her Robin respectable, could not have
relished his mornings about under haystacks
and wetting his rheumatic feet, in composing
to his various first loves. Madame Gemma
Donanti Dante doubtless had her own views
as to the fuss which her saturnine husband
made over his lost Beatrice; and if their con-
jugal differences grew into a separation, who
shall soy that the patience Of that high-born
lady with her shadoWy rival had not been
exemplary? And though Mistress Laura de
SADIE was as proper as st. Ursula, we GER
tainly do not hear of her noble husband
making himself unpleasant until the hand
some Pc trarch had built mountains of SON
nets to her. If pretty Mrs. Smith fails to
make the most OF her lord, and Of her lie
with him, because she fancies that Brown
alone, discovered but %unforgotten, was the
true prince, her folly of first love is %fatuous.
II Jones, having married that nice Miss
Robinson, defrauded her Of one kind word,
courtesy, or attention, because ofhis early in
fatuation for the lovely Miss Thompson, he
is q deluded and q deluding Jones. The
chance is that each has gained profit by
losing of his prayer.
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Curious EpaeAph .

The following epitaph, on, q tombstone in
the churchyard at Leighton, has not yet ap-
peared in print. The date is Aug. 10, 1924:
"Cease weeping Parents twas my makers will
That | should fall by lightning in the field
At Gods command it struck. & then I fell
had not time to bid my friends farewell
My Father ran, though be could scarcely stand
When he cav me lay burning on the Land
Then with his hands he put the Fire out
Saying dear Lord my Son is dead I doubt
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before Bismarck was born, he had noticed
the intensity Of the national feeling il Ger
many when it vas once aroused, he had
pointed out the right road for the Prusslan
reyolutionist to take was to demand German
unity, and he predicted that when he died
Austria and Prussia would cease to be friends.
He could see What might happen, bur could
not bring himself to believe that it would
happen. Cayour and Bismarck saw and be-
IieYed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-03

Last night Officer OGutt, Of the seventh pre-
cfnct arrested a diS0rderly man at the corner
OF I'd and streets northwest, VINO, on tne way
TO the stati0n-hOuse drew knife and cut the
officer badly In the face. but he was lodged In
the lookup. He gave the name OF Robert FOw-
Ter. nom PittsbuTg, Pa.
There are On the ways at the Alexandria ship
yard several hsh propagatlIg scows undergoing
repairs. These scows belong to the United States
FISH commission, and Capt III. C.. Chester, who
sUperintended the rebuilding of the Arctic
steamer Gulnare last summer, Is experimenting
this work.
William Allen yesterday entered suit against
John H. Wallis. son and administrator of VII
liam Wallis, TO recover an account of over 81 2t0
for board which Wallis refuses TO pay. By the
will the personality Is exempt. and the realty
liable for debts and the sale Of lot To- square 454
10 pay the debt is prayed.
The Oldest Tnhabitants' Association met In
the CoTcOran building yesterday afternoon, with
DR.. Blake In the chair and n. CallaD secretary
Crosby s. NOyes. William X. Collins, James A.
clark and Edward McKenny were elected mem
beTS. The rooms OF the association Will be ten
dered TO the Washington Monument Association
for the purpose OF holding their regular meet
ings.
Al the regular meeting OF the AnthropologI-
cal society tuesday night. Major Powell In the
chair, DIR. Charles E HagneT, Professor E. L.
FrstOe and Dr. F. Brum1Ord were elected men,
berS. The following papers were discussed:
'AmphibiOus AbOrigineS OF Alaska" Oy Ivan
PetrOn; The Evolution or Marriage Ceremon-
les and its Import by DR.. A F. a. King; Tue
Chiefs Son and the Thunders: an Omaha
Myth" by the Rev. j. owen Dorsey.
Mr.. e. W. Cunningham, formerly or this city
and now the superintendent or the Panther
Consolidated Gold and Silver Mimi Company,
Will leave Philadelphia ABOUT the SIN instant
for their mine In Arizona.
Mr.. Vim. Cary, keeper OF the restaurant cor
neT of 9Th street ana Louisiana avenue, fell
dead yesterday morning In attempting TO rise
from his led at his residence on street, be
tween "a and 81 streets. He leaves Wife and
one child.
Yesterday afternoon Julius KertZ and James
Gregg, two white boys. about years old, were
engaged Ia a wrestling match on louisiana av-
enue, between 9Th and 9TH Streets northwest.
kertZ was thrown TO the ground and had his
collar bone broken.
John Downs, stableman IN Adams Express
Company s stables on Il street, was kicked o. a
horse yesterday afternoon and sustained com.
pound fracture Ofthe left arm.
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE. March 3-virsinia sizes, de-
a as osas9 s g. P do sn
forty y. e zqlg0sr 947a BID to day. os..
ding Ia Flour h hshsr for oven GRADES and
ac ny do street Ssas and western SUPER 25a
city mills super ID do eIfrs a5sae 90
Do family y.; 25a6 80 do Rio brands
STEADY snd s0aasEe aE rea
1l7al ls; do: amber, .25aI IS: No. ; western
TRtsE rfa spot Man sRa Mach Is 69 RI;
1;ls%. Corn. southern higher and firm; western
April. 54Ha5434; May. 5sxa5S5. Oats quiet ana
ss ss Ta Aay du d. sn aa1s
P PrI, quiet and without quotable change
q ro res IT, Ps.poaa n a5a
ehang q. Coffee duil-Rio csrgoes, ordinary to
dull freshts Change S0' kesepts "hatsny
2 74O barrels; wheat, Sc. 81 bushels; corn IS 90
sRiRss s7 s. 50 bashss ss s.
bushels sses-wheat. 289, 257 bushels corn.
NEW YORK. March 3-stocks strong. Money,
.; Exch chan 479; short, 4So. Govern
NEW YORK, March s.-F1our firm. Wheat
NEW YORK. March 8. lls.m.-The Stock Market
Declined to per cent, the latter Reading. The
Under good bnype the entire lat rseorssa ann ana
advance ranging from to rs per cent, the latter
Nashville and Ghattanooss and Lake soes bslH.
also prominent therein.
NEW YORK, March 8, 12:l5 p. NIPPON til ,
funding biu the Stock Market, which had pre-
vlously been quite buoyant, fell off 4 ID IL per
cent throughout the entire list. The depression.
however was merely temporary, and before ioax
the upward movement in prices renewed VI III
increased force. and the decline quickly recOv-
cred In nearly every instance the quotations st
THIS hour are at the highess point touched IN
tbeday.
LONDON. March 8, 1880 p. m.-asantic and
Great Western first mortgage trustees Cart ic 81
6936; Atlantic and Great Western seconds, 333
Ere. 50}a. New York Central. I52H. Hin lis Cen-
trail. 1861. PENNSYLVANIA Genital, 6S4.
NEW YORK MARKETS THIS AFTERNOON.
The following quotations were current in New
York to-day at 2;30 p. m, reported by II. II.
Dodge, of 500 18th street, by special wire -
Western Union, 1141s; American Union, To- New
York Central l464; Lake Shore, I27; Michigan
Central, 111x New York, Lake Erie and Western,
4s1s; do. preferred, -; do. seconds. 994, Della
ware, Lackawanna and Western, l244; New Jer-
sey Central, 1864; Delaware and Hudson, 10
Reading 618; Northwestern, l24 do. preferred,
and Pacific, 46A do. preferred. $50; Union
PP Pa f. tEh a. and 4 and A. Ha9aibal and
I. o., 24a: Northern Pacific com. 45{l; do. pre-
a Filtered d. st preerr e9dm dsnl9
Ohio. "a louisville and Nashville. '' ss: Na aaa
s64 Manhattan Elevated 4674 Illinois Central Is2,
canada Southern, SlA; District of Columbia 3. 60
bSnds l02at95: Ohieago, Burlington and Quincy.
and Omaha, A do. preferred. l0lh 90. @. and
l.M- Erie and Western, So; Chicago, st. Louis
SU5s; Texas Pacific. 564; Texas Pacific and L. G.
Closing Government Bonds:-tk. 111,.al. 11ss
L S1sa1. 1334.
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DIR. METTAUR,S
n E A D A c HE PILLS

Cure most wonderfully In q very short time both
SICK AND NERVOUS HEADACHE; relieve DYS-
PEPSIA in its worst forms, cleansing the body Of
excess of bile. producing regular healthy action
Of the bowels.
A fun size box Of these valuable PILLS. with full
dress receipt OF nine three cent postage stamps
For sale by all druggists at 20 cents.
TESTIMONY OF THE CLERGY:
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ciergymen IN the country pastor Mount Vernon
N. E. Church, Baltimore Md:
i have no hesitation in assuring you that DR..
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beneficial to me.
Yours truly, THOMAS GUARD.
Rev. THOMAS GAMBLE, pastor NJ. E. Church. Ha-
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Der of years Your Pills have acted 60 pleasantly
In my case, the first time come to Baltimore
way Yours truly, THOMAS GAMBLE.
Rev LEWIS A. TH1REKIED. pastor NJ z. Church.
I gave Dr. METrAuR's HEADACHE PILLS to q
man who was in bed with . bad attack OF Bilious
Fever. and In two days he was out attending TO his
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-03

An EX-WASHISGTON LAWYER KILLED OUT
VISTA special dispatch TO the Baltimore
AfHtTtcdf froIn Westminster states that news
has been received there OF the killing or Frank
J. Wright, formerly Of that place, aged u, In
Colorado. Mr.. Wright, VINO practiced law In
THIS city FOR some years. went west last Max
10 attend 70 some business for one of MS
clients, and became interested In certain mia
Dg Claims IN Colorado. IN order TO look into
the matter further, he purchased some mules
and having hired a servant. started out for a
prospecting tour FL the mountains. The mules
had been stolen, but Mr.. Wright, OF course.
was Lot aware Of the fact when he purchased
them. The real owner. having learned thar
they were In his possession, started with some
friends in pursuit. and coming up with hIm.
tie party shot him dead, Suppo5lng that he
was the thief Nothing was heard OF him by
his family from August, 1SS0, until day or
TWO ago, when letter was received from Rev.
Ir. David Wilson, formerly OF Westminster
Out low chaplain al one OF the United States
army posts III Colorado. Becoming alarmed at
the young mans long absence and silence, the
family had written 10 DR.. Wilson, VINO, after
maA!ng an investigation, discovered the facts
as gwen above Mr.. Wright is spoken Of as
youIg man or excellent character.
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kilograms to The Star.
THE O,LEARY BELT.
Scores iU the New York Walking


NEW YORK, March Sat 10 o'clock the score
In the walking match stood: Panchot, 364 miles;
Sullivan $50 miles and laps; KrOhne, 337 miles
and lap; Campana, 300 miles and 8 laps; Cur
ran, 3O9 miles and lap; Lacouse, 800 miles and
6 laps. Panchot Is about mile and 60 yards
abe al OF Rowelr5 best record.
~ O'Clock score:-Sullivan, $50 miles and 6
laps; Panchot, Bal miles and laps; Krohne
343 miles and laps; Campana, 397 miles and 5
laps; Curran. 3l6 miles; LscOuse, 295 miles.
Just before 10 O'Clock this morning Panchot
passed the best record ever made. Rowell, In
the English contest, last November. at the end
or the SD hour, had left 1863 miles behind him.
Panch0t, at 10 O'Clock this morning, the end OF
the sgd hour OF this competition, had travelled
Just one mile further than the famous little
EDglishman. He rested from lbs last night
until minutes after / this morning. Both
Panchot and Sullivan are in prime condition.
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ALLEGED HOTEL THIEVES IN CUsTo

ALLEGED HOTEL THIEVES IN CUSTODY TILL
SAIURDAY.-The young man giving his name
as George ". Heller, who was caught In the
Arlington Hotel last Monday trying 10 enter
the rooms OF some OF the guests, and who was
caught by one OF the employees, and committed
TO the Work-houSe in default of bonds by Judge
Smell, was released yesterday on bonds given
oy Mr.. X. Z. Hoffman. who keeps bar-room
az the corner or 18th and { streets. Heller was
caught at his old tricks again this morning at
the Metropolitan Hotel in company with
another young man named Henry W. Wilson,
Thty were trying 10 get into the rooms of some
or the guests at the hotel. among them the
room or Representative g. Vi. Shelter. They
were pursued TO the street by some or the en-
ployes, when Officer Dubois took up the Gu 8se
and captured them about a block from tue
hotel In the Police Court this morning tae
men, both Well dressed Heller wearing a SILK
beaver. were charged with being professional!
1nleyes and committed, much 10 their On a5ria
Tor hearing next Saturday, In default of SJ10
bonds The bonds given for Heller yesterday
were today forfeited. and it Is hardly pcOb-
able that any other kind hearted person VIII
risk $500.