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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-22
STONINGT0N LINE FOR BOSTON: ;,

- CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST
FARE always LOW as by any other line
Steamers NARRAGANsETT and sTONINGTON leave
daily except sundays AT from Pier 3d. y. r. foot Of
Jay-st, arriving IN Boston at D a.
Tickets sale principal rcket Offices, S8ferooms
a WestcOJt Co. Aston
zO7 3S 397 aud s2l broadway and Fifth Avenue
Windsor Hotel ticket OibCeA
l. W. FILKINS General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-22

y J. F4N, IIATt VI II
~ sPRINGFIELD. H0LYOKE a0NREAL and inferno
date points leave Per % r. X, III. and
pm. SUNDAYS excepted; connecting with trains at NEW
HAVEN. for MEKIbEN, HAkIFORD, SPklNGFI ED
Tickets sold checked II y44 broadway
y Cortst brooklyn. Excursion TO New haven an'
rrfl !
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MOUNTAIN VIEW FARM HOUSE:-Board-
Inc AZ the Caiskils; high elevstoni pa re mountain
air finely shaded walks and drives ROADS easy vt te
= 80 The OF Ruestsi substantial apie
,t y. sfes fresh meats chiekens vegeabes, mix loc
cream fresh eggs acoommods lions Tor 50 'elHs'
~, 81 and ii par seok. l. GAEklSOA. Calro. N Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-22

GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC CONPANI.
~ BETWEEN NETWORK AND HAVRt-
Pc Company No ~ North River foot OF Morton ST
The passengers this Inc avoid both transit by English
rway dlscOInfOrts o. crossing Tie Ch2nDe Ii
snSl boat
hT GEEMAIN, DelaDlane eduesday, June %,
AMLRiQUE SADtelh .Weinesi ay July o. a
ST LAURENT. oervan. Wednesday. July ~, Pc
M 4. Linvi n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-22
Otean 5teamers.

ANCHOR LINE Us NAIL STEAMERS.
"A NEW.YORH AND GLASGOW via LONDONDEkRY.
From Pier NJ. - North River New-YOrA
FtiOp a aue "a IL a. NJ turues5a July ., II a. m
.July Olvla. uly IS, a n
Rates Of passagetD
GLASGOW, LIVERPDO .,BELFASHOr Lon DON DERRY
Cabin. 5000 So EN ursiOl uc<ets A. eilcel ri,e&
second CaOln, so Steerage Odtwari SIS prephL e5O
Eoi Tours IN scotland Rate Plans &C. Apply %
HENDERSDN EKnIH us. Arents hOMLng lrrecn
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GERMAN LINE.

Il Hamburg American Packet COmpany's Line for
PLYApUlH CiIERBOURG and HAMBU HG.
MIkLAN D-..-..... June % LES.ING .-.--...--.Juy
WkSTPHALIA June 20 Ii -RDER-..-.- July L.
Rates 70 Plymouth, London Cherbourg ana Hamburg
FIRST abn 800 Cabin 500. Seerage. $50 Round
tp reduced rates sieerage rom Hamburg Havre and
southampton, 81. send for Tourist Gazette"
kUNHARDT & Co. 4. Is. RI HARD & Co,
General gents General Passenger Agents
No q RTo.d-sL y Y o 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-22

EHlGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passenge
II after Mag 10, 49, will leave depos foot
- anu
6;}U III Bethlehem. Allentown. Reading
Mauch Chunk vii esbarra. TOwandL Wa7eriT Ithaca.
Geneva, LYONS West northwest Pull
through daily Trains AZ IN ior Easion
Bethlehem Allentown Reading Maucn Gnu Ak, WtkesbaTre
and Pitt Local trains ~. -asiO1, Bethlehem
ami COllay
points IN MaHan0y aud HaLeUOI coal regions sunday train
iocal Tor NaucA Chunk $40 Leave hauc1 Chunk at
n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-22

SPECIAL NOTICE TO TOURISTS AND OTHERS.
sTHE PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP co.'s NEW
SIEAAsHIP SAN JOSE viii leave New-Y Ork o about
Tune a. for Panama direct via the straits Magellan car
pug surgeon and seTardess and having superior
podAtl0ns for passengers.
kAte round TIP AewYOrK % Panama only ....... 500
Dlto, including passage IRON Panama 10 \, " Pan
st< 70 san Francisco. al passengers option .. 300
49, 1ekets and iull particulars apply me pier. foot
1A@Ist North River
II. J. BULLAY Superintendent
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t(OkDEA UA LIN Il.
ID New and direct line 20 the -olth Of France
NFW-YOEk AND BORDEAUX DIkLCE
CHATEAU LAFITE 400 tou& new ,.-;-est. June ~
Travellers France spain AMI Italy, Pyrenees Pau
Nice. &c will ana expense by taxing TINS inc
Cabin Including wine, $50 steerage 81 For pAssaS
sSpy % -, r,,,,-r ..<,,., &c ,,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-22

HOLBERT HOUSE.-CaCskill. Charles Bear,
i proprietor; finest private boarding 10 the country
beds. hair matrres5as good sabu Lusrated cll
cuar at BEARS BOARDING DIRECTORY. 500 Broad
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I ONG BEACH.

Leave NETWORK. commencing
SATURDAY. June H.
Daily except sunday
FOOT EAST $4TH-S TOO. $780, 1880 a. J. So $40
JAMES sIiPE7SO, $780, 1890 a. m $780, g. 4, S,
$3.50 $50 I. m.
AMEN BOAT. foot OF Pine-st, f. R.-7:SO, $50 a M
3:05 4p5. sos p N.
SUNDAYS ONLY.
FOOT EAST 34TH-ST.-s:2O 9;20 1850 nj 1850, $50
Cp : q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-22

4 LBANY DAY BOATS.-Albany and c. Vib-
~ baol.-Daiy SUNDAY erCerted leave Nestry-st Pier
3. 8, AMI W. -2ds al g ,rrrokiyn by AuncK AZ
alfing AZ Svack Ferry West Point New5nrg Poughkecp
sic. KhIcoeck Catskill aud Hudson Connecting At Emne
beck tby erry) Win 2.iJ Ulster g Del r. r.
and at ALBANY with trans Tor the NORTH and EST aud
sl.ccLal EALAlNGA LAPNNeA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-22
Steamboats, my z IilrJi>J.

A MARY POWELL, for West Point, Com
N. wall Newburs Poughkcepso ondout and kinggoa
landing at Cranaons formerly Coz1cuss Milton, New Ham
burg AMI Hyde fars, daiy ,sund.ys excepted Leaves
Ncftry#t az 3lj ami 2-d--t ~ 800 Connects
nt ronGL c-L.r MllL rLenL-g .-a-m. ln- a. North.
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Concealed Weapons.


Extract from Judge McGinnis' charge to
the grand jury OF Summers county, at
the February term, 1859.
Gentlemen, there are two kinds'oi
offenders against the law in every
country. The one class makes busi-
ness-actuai busiees-of violating The
law. The other class does it from
impulse, with different motives, as
the circumstances may be, resulting
frequently from vicious temper or
bad morals. The former class may
be said TO be systematic yiulators Of
the law. Amongst this class are
found those who perslstently sell ar
dent spirits in violation of the law.
They literally trample the law un,
der foot in defiance OF the constituted
authorities. To permit their eva,
sions to screen them from its penal.
ties is to acknowledge that they are
stronger than the law; it is to sur.
render the very citidel of peace and
order, and topermit the very barriers
that protec. society, and that society,
to be Frustrated in the dust. Amongst
this class are also found those who
persistently carry concealed weapons.
| see in some Of the newspapers Of
the country an apology, il not an
actual advocacy Of this pernicious
habit. 1t Is argued that all peace.
able men should be allowed to carry
them to protect them from the Vi
cious. This is q fatal mistake. The
well disposed, who would harm no.
body, would but give the wicked
and violent an excuse to perpetrate
deeds Of violence and blood against
them; such q permission would be
to place those tender Of life and blood
at the mercy of desperadoes. In II
word, it.would be to say to all men,
train to the pistol, dirk and bludgeon,
and whoever gets the first shot or
blow can only be said to have been the
most expert. The very suggestion is
appalling There is no etterevidence
of the lawless condition of u comm
unity than to see the people generally
loaded with concealed deadly weapons.
The pistol in the hip pocket is the
very badge of lawlessness. There is
no apology, no excuse, for such a hab.
it in a land of law aud officers. II
the courts, grand juries and peace
officers, and all goud citizens, would
but see that these deadly enemies Of
good society were brought to strict
account for their defiance of law, it
would soon utterly break up this
most dire evil in our land.
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Mississippi LeYees.

The widespread suffering and i'm,
mense losses that have occurred from
the overflow Of the Mississippi river
will probably induce Congress to un,
dertake the work of thorough protec.
ton from such terrible disasters in
the future. There are many engin.
GERS who hold that there can be no
security in levees composed of sandy
earth when q river hundred feet
deep washes against them. Men who
have known the Mississippi for half
a contury hold that the levee system
is utterly insufficient. They hold
that the only safety lies in opening
the water courses that flow into the
gulf, and by which the surplus water
of the Mississippi can be diverted
from its channel.
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lyon. A. G. Fnlhcrsot.s


In their varied newspaper expert.
ence since Hon. A. c. Fulkerson has
been a member Of the State Legisla.
ture, the editors Of the Enterprise
have had occasion to refer to the rep.
resentative from Wayne in compli.
mentary terms. The eulogies be-
slowed on him have not been
bought" nor has the language used
in referring to Mr.. Fulkerson, and
the services he has rendered, partook
of the nature of fulsome flattery.-
Whatever We have said we can claim
for IT honesty and sincerity. We
knew Mr.. Fulkerson before he was
elected u member of the West yir.
ginia Legislature. He is one Of the
few Young men of our county who
has had the ambition to push for.
ward, and make the most Of his nat,
ural endowments. Since Mr.. Fulk.
erson has been u member of the State
Legislature we have watched his nc.
tions closely, and we have yet to see
anything in his department or action
in that body but what was straight.
forward, honest and conscientious
The first session he served he at.
tracted attention, not only from his
co-worSers, but from all sections o!
the State; so much that several news.
papers who only knew him by what
they had observed of him in the Leg
islaturc, spoke Of him in highest
terms. Since then he has continued
to rise in public opinion, aud to com,
mand the highest respect from those
who know him, until no man in the
Legislature is more influential, or
has more friends than does Hon. A.
g. Fulkerson. His friends in Wayne
justly feel pride in their represen.
tative, and that the general opinion
is that he is destined, and deservedly
so, for higher position in the gifts
of the people.-csredo Enterprise.
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Col. J.J. Hassler, Chairman of the
old Democratic Third Congressional
Executive Committee, requests the
members of that Committee, and also
those of the old First district, who
reside in the new Fourth Congress
ional district, to make themselves
known to him by letter or postal
card, so he can reach them with a
call for organizing the Committee,
and attending to such other business
as may come before them.
All Democratic newspapers in the
new Fourth district are requested to
publish this notice.
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Direetors Of tLe Insane Hospitnl.

Last Wednesday Governor J. B
jackson sent to the Senate the follow.
ing nominations for Board of Direc.
tors of the Hospital for the Insane,
at Weston, which were confirmed:
Matthew Edmiston, Joseph II. Cliff
ton and A. NJ. Smith, Lewis, county.
L. G. Cracraft, Ohio county.
John A. =. Martin, Preston county.
Col. A. Monroe; Hampshire county
w. L, McNeel, Pocahontas county.
y, j. S. Hassler, Jackson county.
Charles I, Caldwell, Wood county.
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Simpson & Howard sol.
N OTTO &c.

TT is hereby certified that the Atlantic
L aud Northwestern Railroad Company Of
West Virginia, in pursuance ofpower vest
ed in it by the general laws % West yir-
ginia, and by the act entitled, IAN act to
amend and re-enact section two OF IN Act
passed February twenty.eight, one thous.
and eight hundred and seveHty-two, en-!
titled IAN act providing for a charter for
tire 6uyandotte River Railroad and Min
eral Company" passed March l4th, 1881
has daily consolidated its capital stock,
property and franchises withthe Ohio Cen
trail Railroad company, a Incorporation Of the
State OF Ohio, and has duly adopted for
such consolidated company, the name of
the "0hio Central Railroad Company"
By order OF the Board OF Directors ei.the
Atlantic and Northwestern Railroad
Company.
sc. McFIsuER, Secretary,
Atlantic and Northwestern Railroad Co.
january 25th, 1882. feb.l5.60d.
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The Administration

A. K. Mcclure, editor Of the Phila.
delphia Times, who has been in
Washington looking over the polit,
ical situation, sends to his paper the
result Of his observations and reAec.
tions. His conclusion is that the
fight between the "half.breeds" led
by Blaine, and the stalwarts headed
by President Arthur, is bound to
terminate in Ty'ertzing The admins
tration, and wrecking it as COM
pletely as those of Fillmore, Tyler
and Johnson were wrecked by oppo.
sition forces within the party. Blaine
is to lead the assault, and effect the
overthrow of the administration; and
to overthrow Blaine republicanism
must be overthrow in turn. Such
are Interpretations of editor Mcclure.
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Notice 10 Take Deposltions,

To Mary Luton: Take Notice: That on the
18th day of March, A. d, 1882, betweenthe
hours OF o'clock a. IN, and O'Clock y. m.
at the law Office OF Simpson & Howard, in
the town OF Point Pleasant, MasOn county,
W. Va, l will take the dispositions Of Win.
Slaughter and Others, to be read in eyi.
dence in my behalf in certain suit ir
chancery how pending in the Circuit Court
for the county OF Mason, and State OF West
Virginia, in which am plaintiff aud you
are defendant. II from any cause the
taking OF said deposition shall not he COM
pleted on the day aforesaid, the same shall
be continued from from day to day, or
IRON time, at the same place and between
the same hours, until the same shall have
been completed. WM.J. LUTON,
BY Counsel
Simpson & Howard sol. mrchSW4
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Norlsincr,,an.

Before you begin your heavy spring
work after q winter Of relaxation
your system needs cleansing and
Strengthening to prevent an attack
OF Ague, Bilious or Spring Fever, OF
some other Spring sickness that will
unfit you for seasons work. You
will save time, much sickness and
great expense if you will use one bot.
tie Of Hop Bitter in your family this
month. Dbn't wait.--Br!ington
Hawkeye.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-03-29

Nearly or quite 100000 is in
vested in orange culture in the State
of Florida, and yet the production is
but six per cent. of the total annual
consumption Of this fruit in the
United States. Orange county, to
the south Of Lake George, has at
tracted mdre capital in the venture
of orange.growing during the past
five years than any other portion Of
the peninsula.
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Mary Luton NJ defendant.

The object OF this suit is to obtain de.
cree riaculO matdNoaii,
This day came the complainant by coun.
sci, and on his motion, and it appearing by
affidavit filed, that the defendant is non
resident Of the State OF West Virginia, Il Is
ordered that she do appear here at Rules
to be held in the Clerks office OF the Cir.
cult Court OF said county OF Mason on the
first Monday in the month OF April next,
and do what Is necessary TO protect her in.
terest in this suit. Teste;
CHAS. IL WAGGEGEIe, Clerk.
Simpson & Howard soils.
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If the mother is feeble it is impos.
sible that her children should be
strong, Lydia i, pinkham's veget-
able compound lisa perfect specisc in
all chronic diseases of the sexual
system of women. Send to Mrs. Ly-
dia i. Pinkham, 223 Western Ave.
nue., Lynn, Mass, for pamphlets.
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1t is useless to deny that the bright.
est and fairest fall easy victims to
consumption, and equally fruitless to
ignore the fact that decline has its
origin ia many cases in neglected
catarrh. sanford's Radical Cure is a
pure, sweet. balsamic specific.
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yaIedictory.

The last letter from our Wheeling
correspondent encouraged the belief
that before another issue Of the Reg.
ister the paper would be no longer
dependent upon kind friends for as.
sistance in getting it out. In this
expectation we have been disap-
pointed, the editor being still absent,
leaving us TO our accustomed re.
sources for at least another week. 1t
is Of rather rare occurrence for one Of
the craft TO be honored with a seat
in the Legislature, or to have any
other political honor conferred upon
him, though expected at all times to
fight the battles Of his party, Where
an editor is so honored, we think it
but right that he should enjoy all
the pleasure to be derived from such
a position, remembering that Of the
eighty.nine members of the Legisla-
ture but few ever get back. Whether
efficient or not, it is not expected
that few shall make all the sacri-
fees for their country's goodG) Life
is too short. The principles of rota,
ton must be observed, and when un.
der such adverse circumstances O
member is returned, the compliment
is just that much more to be appre'
ciated. Feeling the delicacy of our
position, we had started out to be 0
little enigmatical, but believing
frankness to be the best policy, We
say plainly that we had rather moi
be left in this situation any more.
Better to speak thus plainly than tc
do our editor the injustice OF seeming
to foreshadow desire on his part tc
continue in the public service. II
is the opinion Of many who have
had experience in law-making that
seat in the Legislature does moi
tend 10 promote private interests
but if one editor has, by the exercise
of economy, proven an exception tc
this rule, we shall congratulate him
upon his good fortune.
The change from legislative life
with its varied scenes, to the editorial
sanctum may not be SO pleasant al
first, and while under ordinary cir.
cumstances we are always willing tc
Tighten the cares Of the editor, weare
very anxious at present TO be relieved
of the trouble and embarrassment OIL
our present position. In giving W
the management Of the Register We
desire to return many thanks tc
those kind friends who have aideG
US in conducting the paper in the
absence of the editor, who will be
back only in time to read our vale
dictOrv.
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Ny Wife said l was a fool when l
brought home u bottle of Parker's
Ginger Tonic. But when it broke
up my cough, drove away her neu.
ralgia and cured baby's dysentery,
she thought l had made an excellent
investment.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-03-29

West Virginia is the State for a
cheap home, and several of our eiti-
zens are taking advantage of the
offers and going TO theselands, where
the fine forests of timber, fertility of
soil, grand scenery aud cheapness of
land, will make homes all they should
be- Waynesburg, Pa, Republican,.
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trict. Among them we might name
Hon. D. II. Leonard and Hon. Mon
roe Jackson, Of Wood, Hon. Eustice
Gibson, Of Cabell, Hon. r. S. Brown,
Of jackson, Hon. A. G. Fulkerson, Of
Wayne, Hon. jerome Shelton, Of
Lincoln, besides those in Mason, who
are just now too numerous to men
ton. II We have to take q candidate
outside Of Mason, we very much pre-
fer to have either Mr.. Leonard, o.
Wood, or Mr.. Fulkerson, of Wayne
These gentlemen are both active, pro
gressiye Democrats, capable and in
telligent, besides both are good
stumpers, and either of them woulG
make it warm in the new District
for their Republican opponent. o.
course if Mason county presents q
candidate we are going TO do every
thing honorable to secure his nomi
nation. AS to the other candidate.
we have nothing to say inst now, ex
cept we hope the Democratic party
will never disgrace the name Of the
Fourth District by nominating Judg,
Brown for Congress, or even SO fal
forget itself in Convention as t.
mention his name in connection
with this position.
HON. cHAs. J. FAULKNER AND HON
FRANK HEREFORD.
Both these gentlemen have beer
here several times during the session
of the Legislature, looking after theil
interests in the Senatorship. Both
are candidates for Mr.. Davis place
Mr.. Faulknerdevelops some strength
and will probably be very formida
bic candidate, but as to Mr.. Hereford
his friends are exceedingly scarce
The people of this State has hac
enough of Hereford, and we think he
has had enough also, and he ought tt
be content now to ply himself to the
practice of his profession-the law
He was not cut out for a Senator any
how.
COAL UNDER THE OHIO.
The bill has passed both uouses
and is now u law, authorizing the
Board Of Public Works, to sell The
States title to the coal underlying
the Ohio River, either at private Of
public sale. This is a very impor
tant law, and will put a stop to The
wholesale stealing of our coal by the
Ohio people.
TRUST SALES.
A bill has just passed both Houses
and is now a law, requiring all sale.
of real estate under deeds of trust
where the property is worth owe
$500 in value, to be advertised in {
newspaper if one is printed in the
county. We give this information
so that persons who hold trusts ant
are about to enforce them, may know
that they cannot legally sell thu
property, unless advertised in acoun
ty paper for four successive weeks, NJ
matter whether the deed provide.
otherwise or not.
This is a rambling letter, and il
written in hurry. We suppose oul
readers will bear with US this time
when we promise them we will no
bore them with another letter from
Wheeling this winter. EDITOR.
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ATTENTION FTDUCIARIEs.

HAVING been appointed by the County
Il Court of Mason county, West Virginia,
on the 9Th day OF January, 1881, their s0ls
Commissioner TO settle with Fiduciaries,
all Administrators, Executors, Curators
and Guardians, will govern themselves
accordingly, as lam the only legally constiy
tuted authority before whom they can
make their settlements.
JNo. Z. TIMNs,
Com'r Fiduciaries OF Mason Co. Court
ian.l0
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The State Appropriation.

The general appropriation bill has
passed the House and foots up in
round numbers 1874, 10000. The
special appropriation bill for paying
the expenses of The session and State
officers aggregate sSS,649.OO; making
a grand total of expenditures for the
fiscal year ending September Both,
1882, Of s462,915,0O. The items are
as follows:
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CHANCERY NOTECE.

State Of West Virginia, Mason county, ss
A TRULES held in the Clerks office Of
a. the Circuit Court OF Mason county on
the first Monday in the month OF March,
1882,
William ]. Luton, complainant,