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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-27
PUBLIC VIEWS OF GUITBAUS TRiAA.
TIE PROCEEDINGS A PUBLIC INSULT.

TIE PROCEEDINGS A PUBLIC INSULT.
To me Edftor ar The Tribune.
SIR: The President of the United states
has been assassnated tits known who was the assassin
lie is not dwelling IDIOT but he plan"od ms oaT
d,;,erotelv cbos, his time and place iutegenty and
committed the crime with malice aiorethought "ouu
there be any doubt in any other civilized country 'n"h
this-nay, in any even barbarous countfy-that Suoh
wretch would receive the just penalty OF his CRIME II
s an insult TO al common TO raise the pea OF m
sanity "a excusing such deliberate guilt II Is an lnsu
IA Inc whole civilized world, which nohly synratHzen
with great ahction, 20 allow the court room 10
be a scene Of laughter and leyity, instead OF LEM ~
ror DO the Judge and attorneys remember IN IN
the whole world is looking on Inat the H1polo
Grartad Omen ms well as the MOBILES, and mcauest OF er
subjects 10 watching 10 whether Justice can DC uoo
to the murderer OF the ruler Of a tree people.
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ont that 1 do. II nothing comes from my reward
OF $500, ] shall double the sum-
Have you heard anything regarding the
poodle u
Nothing very definite. But from what have
heard l hardly expect 10 recover her because 1
think the person who committed the theft has kleq
her.. Being the only bitch Of that particular breed
IN this country of course she is easily distinguish
able aud could be spotted at once. But as SAID,
intend to push the matter and see If the system,
winch Is very extensive one, cannot be broken up.
In THIS particular cauI think, prove 1t to 90
state prison offence so that If the man IS caught
ne VIII not be fined few dola rs, as has been done
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-27
FoRECLosTNG 4 MORTGAGE.

ST. ALBANs, VT, Nov. 26.-ln the railroad
s,ae ~ Iangdon against the Vermont and Canada rail
road Company, Chancellor Royce, without earring,
aged to-day 10 enter pro forIna a decree OF fore
eIosure against Vermont Central Railroad Company
frat and second mortgage bOndhoders and the Vermont
onS canada Railroad Company, in favor OF the trust
Iondhoders this pro forma ruling the case COCA
directly to the Supreme Court, January term.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-27
DIRECTORS NOMINATED.

At meeting OF the holders of the debent-
ure bonds OF the Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company yes
terday the following directors nominated for elcc-
ton at the annual meeting OF the company, which VIII
be held at Mobile on December ~ William Butler Dun
can. A. L. Riyes, W. H. Pratt. Henry Han, Moses War
ing r. L. Russell, A. .. Gaines, Cornelius H. ozark,
Adrian Iselin. r, Jacob Hays James II. Fay, j. T. Nc
Mahon and W. H. HAYS. The last named is the only new
.nFtf Tho
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STOCKHOLDERS DlsPUrING.

MONTGOMERY, GALA, Nov. 26.-The stock
holders OF @ ; Ith and North Alabama Railroad COM
pany to-day eo ed Board OF Directors, who chose sub
se4uenty w soss president. The only stock rep
resented IN meeting owned by or held in the in
terest Of b Louisville and Nashville Railroad Com
pany. ma rity Of the original stockholders held
meeting In the day, and formally protested against
tac proceedings Of The hrst meeting peuG9n was
lied in United states Circuit Court here Meunes>
dHy last praying for the appointment OF receiver Tor
he south anu North Alabama Railroad Company Judge
Bruce has not yet rendered a decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-27
YOUNG RUSSIANS SUICIDE.

Morris Sochefsky, Russian, twenty years
o,d shot himself in the head on Friday at NO. ii3
Flmst where Lis father had bookbinding shop. Ihe
Young man taken to St. 'neents hospi'si.
where be died from the enests OF the wouhu- ~
Learned last night that he had quarrelled with his
,thar William sochefsy, at their home, No. "a Beach
and that the father had turned the son out OF doors
ne Young man then went 10 his fathers oice and shot
hinseH there
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LEAPING From FERRYBOATS.

John r. Lisle, printer of No. 255 SOGth
Fourths, Brooklyn sprang from the forward deck OF
the Rooseyest ferryboat Alaska. while abe lying
in tho dock yesterday He was taken out and sent the
City Hospital but died almost Immediately lie leaves
a wife and four children Temporary insanity Is the
supposed cause OF the act
George Aldridge, OF Cats, N. Y, attempted to drown
basef last night by leapng from the Jersey City ferry
boat New-Jersey. He was rescued by the deck-hands
and sent 10 hospital He refused 70 give any reason
FOR has attempt
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ACCEPTING THE NEW RULES.

Chicago, Nov. 2G.-The Chicago and Alton
Railroad Company have decided on new freight tsrid
to 20 into effect December (which prcscrbes lItes
substantially the same those recently made by the
Railroad and Warehouse Commissioners. The managers
OF the road say they do this wtlCnt concedng the gns
OF the commissioners to X rates for their line, bu thy
desire IN escape extensive and yeXsOus litigation unul
INC cases now pending ia the United states Supreme
Court have been decided. The Illinois Central and tho
Rock Island Companies take the action Tor the
same reasons The other roads have not announced ther
iutrntons and trouble with Them Is not impI0baDe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-27
DOUBTS ABOUT GUITEAUs INSANITY

To ne Edtt0r Of Thc TrtbuHe.
SIR: The fashionable argument OF the lawyers
IN defending criminals during the past thirty years has
been In favor OF their aclttd In case %" jury OF
single member OF it, has doubt Of the clhr sanity o."
the offender a the time his oil nding act Wa performed!
Doubts have invariably to hs ta,or lIi not ABOUT
time To reverse the syste,l aud give the other side TIE
benefit Of Che doubt just for oncel The entire Amor
public aud the whole world. fact, have suffered from
the conduct Guitcau. 1.-THE object ~ IN" IT, 10 lFc
the greatest good the greatest number 70 VIII nos to
quire long debate TO show which side the utHet o.
the doubt Is to 80 In this case.
MEASURE FOR MEASURE
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WANT OF JURISDICTION CLAIMED.

CoLUMBUs,s Ohio, Nov. 26.-Answers were
fled in the case OF Jewett against the Bee Line ana IN
cinnati. Hamilton and Dayton kallroad Companies
nr ,,andr,s claim want OF jurisdiction the part Of
,b EarL,n County Common Pleas Court on account OF
their beine nonresidents OF the county s1 OF 'ne ae
PENDANTS will file motion 70 iuaSn '"0 " ~
snmmons for want OF Jurisdiction
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.. -, 1000 1T,
An investigation was o'Nhh III NPI'l' lou nv
tho financial cond ion of Bergen County y. j.. on
,.-..;- =. IL. MI. , a., Co...
M 'PphC'i'" W ""'|' ''@D'' % 'H' '"P'''"'
Court by ono Of the County EreclOllpr5 II was
alleged that BENJAMIN c. H4gcTt tho former Comfy
Collector had rnhLe1 The trra.lIr, ~ g2G 600 lie
~ H. treasrr,r or m Nr,y VOL pro,t,.c ~,
va Wv u - . I'm ''''''' -
cndNgc' winch nc Iou',t u! largo amount. anu
tBen he committed suicide IN dlSord"r.} nous" III
LeXingtun-aVc. The investigation has been com
Dletcd and Judrc Dixon Yesterday made nublic the
result The Judge apDnnted J. 4. Lewis of Pater-
son, an expert. TO examine the books thai had been
kept since 1878. Subsequently Judge DIXON ap-
point d I homas Wellington another eEp"rt, 10 eX-
anime the affairs OF the county from 1870 1" IN7I
with the exception OF tHe ouhIN Bona account \
lnohih ago 'ie ITpIl0 u ny VIZ lir
ScuJcl 70 Judge DlNOn, ana ne HA'l on NrhlrIIa.
TO read his report on the matter, which based
ON the Investigation made by the accountants AZ
tcr rociting I -unr of ma lin, ~ ion
~, 5, az 'r,s 90 ''
tiir I,Is' - - q, ,oIt ,,-t 90 to , ,, d,
Ii,s i ,,,, Cl.nt, IN ~ S.,tF, td cnI',,t
49, 81 ,,a ~ a. $500 ~, 3D. -, i,,,.
a, -" - T,l,..,.,tr 20 a. pa, oo
Sorm &C. ter " -G5 ~ !. n I'D
Ann q Garrsog 1903 - .............. ] 3, 90
EclJaGin e. Eosert " ls5 I3......--------.- 100! %,
'olh W. 4''S..' ' - - " WV
Gencray th.sc paahcr- arse rom cfI"- IN Iuo,ihss
on poth side- OF lHe account anu rom 'n' rom
GU 70 kc credit for nc1ts TaIly made ,
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yrw COMPANY INCORPORATED.

Arp.Ny. Nov. 26.-The articles OF ineorpo-
% On. santa Martha Railroad Company weie fled
,ad.v The cspital lie S250O0oO. The road Is TO DO
hr,if In the United States Of Colombia
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BERGEN COUNTY FINLycEs.

Eeo York, Nov. %, 1851.
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,PENCILP POINTS.
The Dust From u Dozen Fabers Used b
IntelIIKeneeF Reporters.

The Dust From u Dozen Fabers Used By
IntalIiEeneeF Reporters.
TIE city prison has been neatly white.
washed and put In the very best repair
that II will bear.
The blowing out Of o steam cock at the
Belmont furnace yesterday gave rise 10 the
report that o boiler had exploded.
Col. JIM LiaHTFooT was the lucky con.
testant for 0 gold watch ct the colored
festival last night, having solicited the
largest amount oil money.
PERSONS desiring To purchase o good
piece OF property, upon easy terms, will
do we'll TO attend the sale OF L. D. Will.
iams' property on Gravel Hill, Bellaire, at
8 o'clock this afternoon.
MEssRs. ROBERT ELLIOTT and David Mac.
Roberts, oil the Plttsburgh Fire depart.
ment, are in the city, the guests Of Capt,
Eccles. They came down 70 put theRuto.
matte door opener In the Vigilant engine
house.
The address OF Mr.. Burdick, ct Parker
Hall, last night was IA able effort. The
interest manifested In pledge signing was
great. No person could remain unmoved
alter listening to the glowing address. Mr..
Burdick will speak o. the same place to.
night.
AREPoRr was circulated yesterday that
John Brown, who caused the police 80
much trouble on Wednesday night, had
escaped from the workhouse. A tele.
phonic dispatch from Colonel Maloney,
the superintendent, oontrsdiOts II. He
says Brown is likely TO serve out his three
months.
Ak excursion Of several hundred
persons came down to this city from
boylestown, Ohio, yesterday at noon.
They catne oyer from West Wheeling 10
the La Belle, ate their meals Ia the Market
House, which had been fixed up for
them, and after Bauntering around left
for home late In the evening.
A GENTLEMAN from Parkepburg 10.
forms us that On effort WAS made to shoot
Taylor strauder Ia that oily Wednesday
night lat, but unsuCcessiully. Sttauder
was standing on 0 cotner near one Of the
hotels and the ball whlstled by close 10 bis
head. The object Of the attempt and the
would be murderer are mysteries.
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"wINE OF cARpUI" four times a day
makes a happy household.
For sale by Logan & 90.


%PITTsBuRan, June 17,-Rtver 9 feet 4 In.
ches and falling. Clear and warm.
CINCINNATI, June l7.-River 20 feet q
inches In falling. Weather fair and hot.
Arrived: Cons Miller, Memphis; rltls.
burgb, Pittsburgh. Departed. Andes,
Wheeling.
ST. Louis, Juno 17.-Arrived: Iron
Mountain and barges and Centennial,
New Orleans; Gem City, Keokuk; Josie
and barges, Ut. Paul. Departed: Robin
and tow and Nation and barges, Cairo
Davis, Dubuque; Gem City, Kebkuk
G%enevieve, Memphis; Oonger and barpes,
81. Paul; Welcome and tow, ChiCapo;
Rhodes, Pittsburgh. River risen AID Of
an inch % feet Q inches by the gauge,
Weather cloudy and cooler.
DLoulsvtlLE, June 17.-River falling, 10
feet 10 inches In the canal and 8 ieet IN
inches In the chute and falls. BusinesS
good. Weather partly cloudy and warm
with a wind storm at noon and ljpht
sprinkle Of rSin. Departed yiIgie Lee.
Evansville; Silver CLOUD, Tennessee river
Btightlight, Pittsburgh. The John r,
Wood and tow leaves tonight for
New Orleans. The Ben Wood, Pantber
aud Coal City arrived with tovs Of SoSI.
The Sampson, Nellie Speer, Acorn, Dexisy'
lBenwood and Panther returned 10 Pills.
burgh with emptles. The L. P. EySld ieit
for Nashville. W.
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%UNREQUITED LOVE
Leads . Man 20 Make an Attempt 10 shut
ne on the Mortal Coil.

LNnuM " bAA ~ N4 NNNNA ~ ~
ne on the Mortal Coil.
There Is q section Of the Second ward,
lying between Market street and Alley O,
and south and east Of the new A, NJ. E,
Church, which beRra a distinctive title
that is more expressive than euphonlouS,
and more appropriate than polite. 1t con-
slsta OF but two or three houses, but such
Q name have these few establishments
given the neighborhood that 1t would
scarcely be wonderful II all the inhabitsnta
should prefer death to life 10 such quar-.
ters. This state Of affairsi no doubt had
some influence In the case OF Bob Hicks,
who lives with his widowed mother In AL
ley O, Just In the rear oil the church above
referred to, and who attempted by
the laudanum method TO shorten the
weary way Of lie Thursday night. How.
ever, II seems that another cause can also
be assigned as impelling Robert 10 the
rash aCt-unrequited love. He ia q steam
boat cook, and had been temporarily fill
ing Q position on 0 boat In place Of the
regular cook, who resumed his duties
Thursday, and Bob came home. And there
he met the woman In the case, Jennie
Prosser, q girl who has not borne the best
character In the world oil her lie, but
who 10 said 10 have reformed, and TO be
living q yirtuous lie at present, OF her
Robert had become enamored, and the
two were engaged TO be married on Thurs
day. But on that day Jennie told her
ianCe that she had changed her mind
and guessed she would not marry him
mot this evening""
Robert took II hard, and finding the girl
implaCable, he concluded 10 go hence, and
accordingly procured some two ounces Of
l~audanum. After one final appeal to the
girl, he took the phial, and succeeded In
swallowing most Of the c%ontents before his
mother aud the girl could get II from him.
The proper remedies were at once called
into r~equisitlon, and yesterday Hicks,
though an exceedingly alex individual was
In 0 promising way 10 recover.
Mrs. Hicks, the mother Of the man, Ia
said TO be 0 hard working woman Of good
disposition In all respects, and she 10 great
ly pitied by those familiar with the case.
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where Sermons wall be Preached nThIs
city IO.morFoWland by whom.
The quarterly review will be the work
OF the Sabbath Schools using the Interna.
tionAl system tomorrow.
First English Evangelical Lutheran
Church, Sixteenth street, Nineteenth an.
niversAry Of pastoral relations tomorrow.
Rev. Jacob A. Olutz, OF Baltimore, Md,
assisting. Praise and prayer meeting at
quarter to ten o'clock. The Holy Com
munion, with attending services, at 1880
o'clock, Sunday School thanksgiving at
2 O'Clock, with appropriate music, object
lessons and addresses. Evening, quarter
to eight o'clock, anniversary sermon by
Rev. j. A, OlutE, followed by the admins
tration Of the Lords Supper.
Usual Sabbath services OF the Baptist
Church. Morning theme, "The Vision
Of the Future" Evening topic, 1.-THE
Crystal River and It's Mission."
In the absence Of the pastor tomorrow
the pulpit at the Disciples Church will be
occupied In the morning by N. MCLeon,
OF New York. No services in the evening.
Rev. @. P. Masden will preach at the
Fourth Street NJ. Z. Church at 1890 A, NJ.
and 1880 P. N.
First Reformed Episcopal Church, Mo.
zlrt Hall, Rev. VIM. Henry Barnes, Rec.
tor. Sabbath school at 8 A. N. Morning
theme, "The Gospel Of Summer" Even.
ing theme, "a Song Of Faith" Prayer
meeting and lecture, Wednesday ct 1880
P. NJ. Seats free.
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FERMENTATION COaVE1TIos,
Arrangements for ne RsesDtlOn OF Dele.
gates,

-
At amsetipg held in the Fourth Street
N, E. Church on Thursday sitarnoon, the
following named peraons were appointed
on committees to procure lodgings and en-.
tertainmsnt for delegates to the State Tenn.
peranCe Convention;
Fourth Street N. E, Church-Rey. Mas.
den, William Hastings and Capt. Carlin.
Fimt Presbyterian Church = William
List, Mrs. Mccoy and Mrs, R~ihsldaffer,
Zane Street NJ, =, Church-W, G. Gard.
mel, Smith RialnRer, Mrs. Thos. Scho6sld
and Mrs, Martin Botsiord.
Chspline Street NJ. E, Ohurch-Rsy.
Hughes, Mrs, Hopkins, Mrs. Hubbard, A.
g. Ryan and George Hartley.
Reformed Episcopal Church-Mias
0haFnock.
Second Presbyterian ohurch-Mra G..
NJ. NelAon and Mrs. DR.. Hump.
Simpsons ChApel-Rev. B Grown, G..
w. Hollinger, Mrs. Mary Kenny, Mrs,
Mary Palmer and Rev, H, Black.
Waymsn'sO hapel-Miss Elizabeth Jack.
son, Mrs. Caroline Balls, Rev. George Pros.
ser and Rev, 10. Weidmann.
German NJ. 3. Churchill. G. Schulz
and Christian Farm.
Disciples 0hurch-Rev. W. B. Thomp.
son, Mother Holiday and Luther Rice.
North Street NJ. E, Ohurch-Rsv, 8.
Steele, W. A, Wilson and ], 0. Morrison,
Wesley Chapel-Rev. D. II. K. XIX,
Joseph Archey and r, B. CrisWell.
W, O. r, Union-Mrs w, B, Thompson,
Mrs, Capt, 0srlin and Mrs. S. Nelson.
Parker Hall-John Handy, Frank Hop
kins and Miss A, Taylor,
Good Templars-Rev. Clancy, Joseph
DeGant and D. W. Gardner.
Guiding Star Tent, /. o. OF RS. N,
Hurst, PoniAs Peters and P. p, Welsh,
Rights Of TempeTsnCs-A. ]. Adams,
Milton MCMGsters and John LeWellan.
Seventh WArd-Mrs. E j. Stone, Mrs.
D, R, Bell, Mrs Chas, NiCklss, Mrs, F,
Falloure, Mrs, BattslIe, Mrs, Hiram
Young, Mrs. Thos. Wilson, Mrs, John
Mendel and Mrs Sue Tsllant.
Itisrequested that all OF the above COM
mittees will put forth their best efforts In
securing places for the entertainment Of
the delegates and report at o meeting to
be held in the Fourth Street NJ, E Church
next Thursday evening at 1880 o'clock.
Mi. Melvin Richards was appointed q
committee to distribute delegates to dil'
lerent homes,
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The Board OF Directors OF the Penitenti,
ary met at, Moundsville yesterday. All the
members we're present. The fret thing thAI
attracted the attention otthe Board wastht
radical change that had been wrought by
Uol. West, the new superintendent, In oil
departments. The building had been
renovated and cleaned up until it fairly
shone, and The trail OF the new broom
was apparent all over the premises. Col.
West was warmly commended by each
member Of The Board, and by The Board ID
session,
The broom, brush and whip depatt.
ments Of Messts. Bardall 4 Weaver, were
consolidated, and all the able bodied con.
viCls iafmed out 10 this arm at The rate Of
tlty.twn cents per head per day, and
twenty-five other ConviCts At iotty.tWo
cents per capita.
The cigar making business Of Angus.
tus PollACk, Of this city, In the PenilenIi.
AIRY will likely cease, "a his bid was not
high enough 10 seCufe him the services Of
ConviCts. The bid was 80 cents per head,
The Webster Wagon Company at pres.
ent works 81 men aHd wants nearly 100
more, but 1t is hardly probable that they
will be available. They have q contract
Tor 100 men, Of whom they vet lack
SO to Hll out the terms Of the contract
There are only 1856 men "a yet uhdisposed
Of and from these both Of the companies
must be supplied.
There will be another meeting Of the
Board to-day, al which the matter Of con.
tract letting will be disposed ot,
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corps Of instructors in the LinHly Instl.
tuts fof the next year, BE has q line rep
utation as q teacher.
PruL. Butcher arrived home from conn
mencement exercises At shepheEdstoWn
and FaiFmont yesterday.
Thomas G. smith,. Esq., wife and child,
OF ParkenbuEg; 3. SShon, Of Pt. Pleasant;
and o. s. Jarvis, Of the 3, 4 o. railroad,
are at the New Mcclure.
Mrs. Brook Adams and Mrs, Bloom
Smith, Of Lexington, KY, sister Of Mrs.
arrive here on . visit the 18th Of July,
Miss Julia Burlsy, of Moundsville,
Misses Mary and Clara Beall and Belle
Baker, Of Brooke county, will make 3
weeks visit at Warrington, Pa, at the
home Of Mrs. L. Ftnney.
Capt. John Mcclure and Mrs. Charlotte
Wilson, OF Wheeling, who have been visit
ing E. o. Lazier and family in this place
for the past few days, left Monday morn.
ing Tor Pit1burRh on the steamer Harry.
We learn that the Captain contemplAtes q
trip 10 Europe in July.-AorganloUn Post
Prof. Charles F. CLARK, who has been
associated with Mi, Birch in the Linsly
Institute for the past three years, goes 10
medical school the coming fall. We are
sorry to lose the gentleman from the in
struCtors Of the city, as his faithful work
In the school has done much toward Civ
ing 1t the fne reputation now enjoyed,
Quite large number Of strangers graced
Bethany commencement Among those
we're Ex,Secretary Of the Treasury John
O. New, Of indianapolis; Mrs, Virginia A,
Thompson, Of Louisville, KY; Mr.. and
Mrs, Sale, Of Memphis, Tenn; Nj. and
Mrs. Goe, Of Pittsburgh; Mr.. George Il.
Anderson, oil Pittsburgh; Mr.. Joseph Goe,
Jr., Of Pittsburgh; Mrs, TSnnar, Of West
Virginia; Mr., A. Hull and Charles Jack.
son, Of Augusta; Clayton Garyey aud
Landon Thomas, Of Florida; VIII 6hinp,
OF Wheeling; Miss Kate Newcomer, Of
Conceivable, Pa; James Payne Allen, OF
Chicago; Mr.. Woolrsy, ct Kentucky Rev.
MoffSt, OF Cleveland; Misses Rose Goe
and Clara Lewis, OF Pittsburgh Miss Pax
ton and the Misses Tarr and Nina Apple.
gate, OF Wellsburgj Miss Barclay, ofAla-
blmA; Miss Belle Baker, Of st: Louis; Miss
Moore and Miss Cooper, Of Wellsburg,
There were others, but l have forgotten
their names,
Among quite q number OF Wheeling
people present at the Bethany commence
we're Messers, Earl 0glebay, Dode Baird,
Buraie Mcclure, W. Il. Williams, JohR
Meudel, Charlie Bailie, viii Richardson,
George Parks, DR.. Ulrich and wife, Harry
Kelley, and Miss SRllie Howell, Miss Julia
| List, the Misses Richardson, Miss Fannie
Quarter and Miss Black.
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ADDITIONAL T~ELEGRAPR.
D TIE
The Project for COnnsetinG EBgland and
France ~ = Tunnel.

France ~ = Tunnel.
LONDON, June H.-SiI Edward WRtkIn,
chairman Of the Southeastern Railway
Company, informed q meeting Of that
company that ten experimental shafts Tor
the proposed channel tunnel had been
sunk on the Englisn side and. two on The
French side, and that from one Of the
shafs on the English side gallery 500 or
900 yards long and seven feet in diameter
had been driven. The progress during
the last week had been s~ixly.nine yards,
which ia equal to two miles yearly. They
have thus solved the question Of the rate
Of progress for an experimental gallery,
and sscertained that the lower strata 10 i'm.
penstrablet 10 water. The French expert.
ment realized exactly the same result,
they had arrived at an understanding
with the French Tunnel Commission that
ON each side OF the channel q further
heading OF a mile should be driven.
When these headings are finished, which
certainly ought to be in six months, one.
tenth Of the question would have been
dealt with and . further treaty would then
probably be proposed, under which each
party would accomplish the remaining
nine miles on It's side, with the view Of
meeting in the middle Of the Cbanusl.
A seven foot gallery ought, on this syslem,
to be completed In i've years,
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"simmons' Liver Regulator Ia certainly
o specific for that class OF complaints
which II claims to cure. OF lie beneficial
effects we do know something; and from
personal experiments, il Is our opinion
that its virtues have not been exaggerated
by the many flattering notices Of the
suffering from hepstic diS4 ders, and have
doubts In relation to the efficacy Of this
popular preparation, we can only offer
them the simple ahd candid argument Of
Philip 10 Nathaniel, Come and See.' Try
the proposed remedy, and then you can
Judge for yourself.
"REv. DAVID WILLIS, President OF Ogle.
thorpe College, and Pastor ,ot Presby.
tetian Church, Macon, Ga, Prof. Uni.
versity Of South Carolina"