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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-10
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY II, lSs2,


Commencing nj IT, o'clock Il. m, at the front
door ~ the Court House Of Ohio county, pro-
coed to sell - puitliC auction 10 the highest
bidder. the following described real estate,
situated H. lr,tGcipn!a district, ohio county,
Wet virginia, about seven miles east Of tn"
city az Wheeling. ihIt i In say: beginning 1T
- lone on the National rOnd; thence y. -.
W. T. poles To II locust, in MiIllgan'S line:
iHuGrC with siliu lin" Ia an ella IN FcaNS line;
llrurc with said line to the National road !;
lNcarr with said road tu the beginning, sup
posed 10 contain thirty acres more or less, bat
VNcCpiing from said tract three acres and four
p-fclCs e the west end thereof, devised by
John Einl.os, ST., IL Peter RinkcS, AMI except
iug also from said tract of land that part
thereof heretofore released from said decd Of
trust by GrtS' Oi release recorded in the office
OF records Of lands for Ohio county, in deed Of
release book No. /, page D, which part SO re-
leased was nf'crward conveyed by said
.AShcrafL and wife To W. Il. List, by deed dated
March =. lNSN, and recorded in III" Office Of
inI,i !Cc"ri. 81 ohio county, In decd book No.
o. page Us. sand part >OTcl"a,cd and convey
Cd 10 ". T.. List, consisting OF eighteen acres,
two To0dS and eight ami One-half poles, de-
>rribcl by nctcS and bounds in said deed 10
LIST. leaving to DC sold At this sale something
over eight acres uf said tract.
Terms Of sac, Cash.
iayi WM. LISCH, Trustees.
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SKIN DISEASES.

+. Drake, I'D, Cleveland, o., suffered beyond
all description from a skin disease which al-
prar,i on his hands, hcaiaujta'u, anI nearly
destroyed his eyes. Tie, mo>l careful doc'o~-
ing lailcI to help BIN, mad st'cr a.! had failed
lie used I,r Fruzirr'> Magic ointment and WAS
cured 10y few applications.
ps.Thc ilrst and only positive cure for skin
diseases ever discovered.
Sent 10y mail on receipt OF price. % cents.
For Hlind, Bic. iin@, Itching or liberated
Piles. pr. Williams Indian Pile Oint-
meat is a sure cure. Price $i'yV, by mail.
For sale by druggists.
Logan & Co. Agents, Whceliu: ". Va.
$ q. Hamilton. AEent. BellRire, y.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

DEPARTURE OF TrAISs-wHEELrNG TIME.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

10y VIRTUE OF i DEED OF TRUST
- mad" by Barbara Becker f. The under.
signed. uHicT July II, l>79, ana recorded in The
office Of records Of deeds for Ohio county, West
Virginia. in decd Of trust book No. Is, pGgc :,
s."i! proceed tu>cIl nt public auction, 10 The
hiEh",i blu'i,r, al tie front duur Of the Court
Hons, "f C'lO rDHI,!, Wei Virginia, un
SATCRnhl. FEBRUARY II. l,I2,
CommrrciIg At L. u,lDcl. u. M. III" follow ~ :
dc>cTih,d real estate that is TO say: The south
onc-hulf :. ~ Of lot numbered seven -, in
square numbered three - IN Ghurchli'S add
ton. No. ~. 10 'h"city Uf Wheeling. situated on
tUr -uUIE"Hst COrn"rOf Met Oliuch and Twelfth
streets. IN ~" cIIy Of Wheeling, ohio county,
West VIRGINIA.
Terms OF Sale, Cash.
ia" WM. LINCH, Trustee,
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SKIN DISEASES CURED

Tv UE. FEAZlEE'S Magic Gntmcni. Cures
~ If ~ magic, rimplcs, Black Head, Or
Grub>, Eioichrs or ErupDionSu on the face, lcNv-
ing the skin clear. healthy and beautiful. Also
cure, itch, Earh.r'S Itch. Salt RacuIn, letter,
Eiugworm, S','I Head, Charpe Hands, Sore
Nipples, Sore Lips, old, obstinate Ulcers and
10
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CHICAGO, January 9.-Flow-Dull and
unchanged Wheat-Unsettlcd but gener-
ally higher: No. Chicago spring at 81 2Sa
! &S2s cash; 81 2S93; seller January ST.
293z; seller FEBRUARY No ISL l9Hal 20;
rejected oja9Oc. Corn-Dcmand fairly ac-
tive and shade higher; regular 62lIc;
fresh CSC cash; G2l2c seller January and
Febary; 631s@G31Ic seller March; size
seller May rejected G024c. Oats-Steady
seller January, 4t4c seller February; age
seller March; iGhc seller May. Rye
Steady at J2i@C. Barley-firInCr at 81 %
al .OS. Dressed H"g<-Dull at - GoIg
: t2}3 POrk-ACtiye, firm and higher at
81 - cash; 81 - seller February; SlI-
- oil - seller March. i.ard-SronG
and hHhcr at 81 22}s0Lll - cash and sell
or January; Sll 52t=@ll % seller tebr4a-
ry; 81 30 seller March; FL t2'2 seller
APTll. BuiK MeatS-pcmand strong ana
pr!ccS-hlEh; shoulders - ~; spare rms
!" 80; short cut ~ -. WhisNy-Stcahy
anu unchanged.
Baltimore.
BAITIMopr, January 4.-Flour-Stcaly
and quiet, Whcat-Wrstern duh, hut
l.irhcr: No > winter red spot 81 4OHG
! 4ni@; seller January 81 I01sal i07.;
seller February = sal 42rz; seller
March 81 4i5.al -; seller April 81 iGi[a
| iG@{. Curn-WcStcrn dali but steady;
miytu spot and seller JanUJry G>, bid:
seller February GlH,at97.c. seller March
- .a7I2ic: seller NAV -5a75l% Oats
Firm: Western white 5uaI2,: mixed 4Gl
ln... prnn.yIya 4pa-n. rva-Dnu n
:aca$i on. Nay-ln good request; prim"
10 chuice PENNSYLVANIA SlG tr,,23 o. Pro-
purA-At =. e.. Bulk Mcat,-ShoulGcrs
..r.I ,N.- IL. ii ,..,,.t..! = 5us,q am.
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The SYMPTOMS of Liver COmplai
Re1ulate tbs Liver and Prevent
Tonic, Alternative and Cat!iartiC !!

Simmons liver Regulator purely vegetable,
iIrc medicine generally used in the South TO
arouse the torpid Liver To healthy action.
ITACrS WITH FNTEN OHnINlY POWER AND EF-
TICACY on THE LIVER hSD KIDNEYS.
Tie action Of the Regulator is free from
nausea gripping. 1t is TuO.t effective in start
Ius the SCrrvt.OnN UiIhr Liver causing the bile
L. act H. It carnarIc. When there is an excess
Of lille III the stomach, the regulator is an
ar'ivc purge; after the removal OF the bile 1t
viii rc"UtaI" the bowels and impart vigOr and
health - the Whur ~ stem.
See that Nu,I L"t tie GvnuinCin Waite Wrap
Pc, with red a, prepared only by j. II. Helin IL
Co Sold by al Druggists. OC2OOda
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GOLD MEDAL AWARDED

The author. / ucw and great Medical work,
N"rrsuiet the host ami cheapest, indiSpcnS;t-
h.. To ryrE Iuan, entitled "rhC Science OF
] tfr. q. ~rif-ITC~CrVu'iOu.' Bound In finest
French uu~liu, Cmho>~Cd. full gilt, 3pl PIP,
contains beautiful steel Cngraviu%S, l2l pre-
>crip'io,iS, price only II - sent 10y mail; Illus
trui,i sample, Gc; send now. Address Peabody
Medical Institute, or DIR. ". H. PARKER, No.
Jpr.ulfin =: Boston. dclGtg
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Sunday Express leaves Wheeling at S:i7 4. NJ;
arrives Wrl'NhTFg $40 4. NJ, SteuScnNille S:5
A. NJ, making close connection for Western
points.
Trains leaving Columbus at 40 =. N. and $50
A. NJ. run daily. Through Chicago Express.
leaves Culumhus daily except sunday, AT $50
,. -, with sleeping car attached. arriving in
Chicago Mt : 30 ncNl morning. BCnhN can bs
sccurrt in advance at Union Depot ticket otfice
Columbus.
Pullman Palace Drawing Room Sleeping
Cars through without change from Sicubeu-
willie cGSt &" Philadelphia and New York, and
west 10 Columbus, Ia Cincinnati, Louisville,
indianapolis and ~. Louis.
For through tickets, ia ggage checks. sleeping
car Observation-Disclosures any further informa-
ton apply to JoScph M.Be!ievil,r, Ticket Agent
~ lnn-liardle Depot, foot az Eleventh street,
ur III city Ticket ONCE, under Mci.ufe House,
Wheeling.
j.. W. CALDWELL,
Gent Manager, Pittsburgh, Pa.
T.. \. FORD.
Gonr Pass. and Ticket Agent, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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TRUSTEES SALE,

Wy VIRTUE or o, DEED or TRUST
'urGr ~, Nathan NShrrrft aud vie, tn
rlc undersigned, dated October q, lS,H ami r..
cou.,d IN the o!tj,r ~ record, az dc"i> Cor
Ohio county, ii iced OF uu't book No. 10, PAGE
81, | shall, on
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the GRAY FARM FOR SALE,
FOrSale.
FOR SALE.
House and Lot for Sale on Easy Terms

THE HOUSE CONTAINS TEN ROOMS,
modern cunVcnienccS. On The back OF the lot
there is ~ wHsh-housc and drying room. The
buildings ale OF brick. Apply te
dcg-Ta :. HOLIDAY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-10

Ilaut' except SUNDAY.
.~,g.urUE.!ic Accommodation train
during Dee tav pasSc, backward aut irrNand
between NgrJITN f.. ~ AMI E.t!sirr, stopping
when required ar r." sherman House, L-un-
vile. MeS, Vice. - aUu Gravel H!A.
.lEru-El'.y A,..r.. ruu'Jttiuu.
'iuUal GrEcr Accommodation.
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A REAI,rIEIIL 0RGAN- TuEf&sOZAB

a BFN TIIF Z J. VNfAN, III FyhUNA NJ
N New style. No. 1000. ~ Stops, 10 full sets
Golden Tongue Reeds Solid Walnut, Highly
Polished Case. New and Valuable Improve.
mcI,; i..~' .G,.,"d. Stool Book, Music. BeXyd
md delivered on board cars here. price Onl-'
sixty Dollars, net cash. Satisfaction guarane
tvcd In every particular or money refunded
after one years use. Every one sold sell an
other. liiS u Standing Advertisement. Order
al once. Nothing saved by correspondence.
Ny new fac DRY, just completed, capacity 300
Instruments every ~ day; very latest labor
saving wood woTking machinery. Vast c. ttal
cnnh rS ne To mInufactu"c better goods for
los money ihan ever. Address or call upon
DANIEL +. BEATTY, Washington, Nj.
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"A All, Is the daily laugh of ladies call
ing at 1913 Main street, is they dr!ightci!y re-
c.Nc lovely Holiday Presents, exquisite
Christmas and New Years Cards, charming
framed and unframed Pictures, elegant
Albums and photographs, and thousands OF
q. hen new >,aSpu destinations AT Xix Fine
AT ard Artists supply store. Every one
bilpu. There will he found abundance 10
entertain, instruct and profit every one In
quest % beautiful, suitable and cheap Holiday
Presents I.O>c no time for first choice. de2l
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TRANSPORTATION.
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & st. Loui,

RAILWAY-PAN-HAN ROUTE.
u,1WE TABLE FOR EAST AND WEST
corrected to December IL, 1881: Trains
Ieave Panhandle Depot, foot OF Eleventh
street. near Public Landing, daily, except sun-
day, as follows:
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l@.C03.GOO BOTTLES

IHs ~r,o inss.ss.s I..r.I P'"psr'ina'
Ftas5uulatr. the 3so,n;i'gc in che saliva
~ rs~,, rg,f4 s19> glss~ arch AMI Sugar OF
Gl1, food iuso SlUco>r. = drtirsvnrN tn
- {, line causes " lad Hn'' SQUIRTING otihr
tr,.i 90 AZ" NtUrlyrh. &C ih" snrNictn" -
.l.E.tu il..-.ls.;! initlN AFTER Gazing t'Ic Ter.
u.sutut'su ~ IpwN - prev vntCO.
g. acts T!saD IEr Liver.
...f.. sg.f-f r.... s. ''luvN~.
% E.s.r.a. ... ,i:n sow -.
E's.F.s.... ..s" Sliced.
3. sE....r, Ef,' -"s. ntt~ system.
AZ s.Tnsu-.C~ Digestion.
9, Nuu~i~L,->, S:rcUgt hens and Inyias.
OEatE..
70 carrie, oE the Old RIood and makes
urr.-
O. opens The pores of the -, IN anA IA.
Trya, E"sslTl,5 Preparation.
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Il. ~ q. Palace Drawing Room and Sleeping
Cars on all night trains.
Close connections made for all points South
and Southwest, North ana North west making
This - desirable route for colnn!SIs and persons
moving 10 the great West, and ~ whom parti-
cuRr attention is given.
WHEELING, PITTSBURGG AND BALTI.
MORE DIVISION.
Leave Wheeling, G:iO a. M, | 10 and 40 p. N
No trains run on this division on Sunday.
Tickets Ia all principal points On sale AT depot.
Office open ut all hours during the day.
Information 10 the travelling public cheerful
ly given. W. VI. CLEMENTS, NJ. OF I.
X. r. DENRIES, Genl Agent, Wheeling.
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Cincinnati.

CINcryyATG. January 9.-liogS-Art!v,
and firm: common aud light = 2j9j -;
ractln" and butchers II :i"f -. Ike
ryirt, 5.lnHheai shipments =, head
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BALTIMORE G. OHIO R. r. co.

NN AND AFTER nov. % ISL. pA~SEN-
~ GER Trains will run m follows-Whcel-
Ing .iur:
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wESTBOUSD TRAINS

'naily except Sunday.
NUs. : and stop at all stations.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-09-19
The School Election.

A Very Light Vote tn all the Wards
 The CIEszens' Ticket Easily Elected.
 The school district election passed off very quietly yesterday in all the wards, and, as viii be seen by the table published elsewhere, less than twenty-one hundred votes were cast. The ticket engineered by w. W. Stowe was found wanting long before the polls closed, and the little circular so Hberally circulated about the polling places informing the voters that the press of this city was 'ssubssdized," !" the latter word being in large letters and wrongfully spelled, had but little effect on the voters. Only in the Fourth, Sixth and Seventh wards did the Stowe ticket make any inroads upon the regular citizens ticket, although these wards were evidently adopted as their battle ground. The result is that tbe regular ticket is elected by an average majority of over five hundred. The vote by wards will be found in the table in another column.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-09-19
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention

Brief Mention.
 Read ex-Fire Commissioner William Full ler's letter in another column.
 boat house owned by Alfred Brown X Son, New London, was burned Sunday. Nc insurance
 The time for entries in the classes unified, Milford and Orange fair, has been extended to Thursday, Sept 29.
 Timothy Mahoney, 23 years of age. file cutter of Providence, R. l., was killed by the cars at Waterbury Saturday.
 For the Woodbridge and Bethany fair to- morrow and next day stages will leave Westville at 9 and 10 a. m and and 3 p. m The corner stone of the new Roman Cath olic church edifce at Bethel was laid Sunday afternoon by the Right Rev. Bishop McMahor in the presence of an audience numbering over 8 GOO
Morning journal and courier., 1882-09-19
A New Enterprise.
Artificial Stone to be Manufac-
 tured in New Haven.

A new enterprise is about to be established in this city by some of our well known enter prlslng business men, men whose names at the head Of an undertaking is guarantee of it's success. The article to be manufactured is artificial stone and marble under the Weems patents, and is equal and even supe rior for the purposes for which it is designed to the genuine. In it's use there is a saving of about 30 to 70 per cent in cost for build ing purposes and 8 much larger saving in the ornamental portion of the work. In Balti more, New York and Chicago manufactories are already established and are d ing lucra- tive business. In Baltimore the large and new produce exchange has been completed for cold storage by artificial refrigeration, with 200, 900 cubic feet of space and capac- ity of 4 900 tons dead weight, independent of machinery. In Chicago whole squares are being erected with this material Nine miles of pavement have already been completed. and orders are on hand to last months or years.
 The official report of General Q. A. Gil more of the United States army, who has glv- en the material thorough tests, is sufficient proof of it's utility and value. Capitalists and investors and those desirous of making safe and profitable investment where large re- turns are believed by knowing ones to be the result, will do we'll to call at the office of Long < Hinman, 63 Church street, opposite the postofice, where samples can be seen and particulars given. The books for snbscrlp- tion will be opened within three or four days and $5O,OOO is the extent of cash sub scriptions that will be needed and it is be- lieved that this amount will be at once sub scribed. The company will be owners of the rights for all the New England States The
 manufaetory will be located in New Haven. In addition to Gen. Gilmore's statement, Prof. Toury. Ph. D., Stase Chemist of Mary
 land, says that as far as standing an intense heat IS concerned the Weems stone is better | than granite and infinitely better than mar Sle, and there is no doubt but this stone is destined to be the great building material of the future
Morning journal and courier., 1882-09-19
 The Wafer We Drink.

Puro water is the cleanest and most whole some beverage on earth. If 1t were always to be had in it's purity, the human race would be happy indeed. But with bad sewage, and unwholesome wells, and various defiling in- huences, much of the water we meet with is unfit to drink. MT. John w. Clarke, of Baltimore, who has had to travel great deal in the South and West, has habitually used Perry Davis Pain Killer in his drinking water, thus entirely avoiding the troubles which fol low on the use of impure water. He recon mends every traveller to carry in his satchel a bot le of the Pain Killer, and to put a few drops into every glass of water used for drinking purpOses
Morning journal and courier., 1882-09-19
NEW HAVEN. CONN,
Tues ;Es Anrn,ng, Sept. l9. 1882.
NEJy 4DVERTIsEAENI;s TO-DAY,

NEW ADVERTISER 1'O-DA Butter-George W. H. Hughes Choice Neckwrar-B. J. Stone. Crockery-3S1 State Street. Dissolution Owen bayden. Fall Hosiery-B. J. Stone. Fine Toilst Sundries-E L. Washburn. Fine Ready Made Clothipg-J. Johnson x Co. For Rent-House-H J. Stevens. For Rent-Furnished Room-A, F. H. For sals-Setter Dog-This Office. Frames and Pictures-At Northrop's Green Ginger-D. S. Cooper. Illustrated Health Lectures-Dr Hale Meeting Board of Counciimen. MT. William Stafford-Grand Opera Houss. Meri Underwear-Monson & Carpenter New Store-E Nalley Go. New Canes-B. J. Stone. Notice-E. L. Watson. Perry Davis' Pain Killer At Druggists. Probate Notice-Estate of Lydia B. Thorpe. Red Jacket Bitters-Wiliam Fuller. Rsoper red-Cutlcrs Art Store. Scarlet Underwear-B. J. Stone. Spices-N. A. Fullsrsen. Wanted-Eurnished Rooxk-Paul. Wanted-Nurse-2l2 YorA Street. Wanted-Plasterers-W -Waddngham Mansion Wanted-Housekeeper-ll Elliott Lane. Wanted-A: pie Tree Wood-Sargent Co., Wanted-Waitrsss-1O3 Chapel Street. Wanted-Furnished Room-C. L. Wanted-Plumbsr-F.J J. Reynolds. Wanted-Furn shed Rooms-G. D. Langdon- Upholsterer-26O Chapel Street. --Wanted-G Girl-135 Howard Avenue. Wanted-Woman-306S State Street. Wanted-Situation-G. L. 0. Wantsd-Situation-16 Day Street. Wantsd-Situation-460 State Street. Wanted-Situation-216 Congress Avenue. Maated-si uation-1oaH Wooster Street. Wanted Situation-7 William ~treet
 Wahted-Situation-15 East Chapel Street. Wanted-Situation-l07 Lafayette Street. Wanted-Situation-32 Laurel Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-09-19
That's IRslm ense

t"Thars immense !'' was the unanimous s verdict in this office last evening on the pro
 d=sticn by Mir. Bartholomew Healy, son of the late B. Healy, of sunfowsr raised by Mrs. B. Healy, measuring 13a inches in di ameter. It surpasses by one and half inches the largest of the big sunfowers emu merated by the New York Sun. It was raised in Mrs. Healy's garden, 3s Broad street. When first picked it measured 15 inches in diameter.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-09-19
The School Election.
Fin. Ready Made Clothing.

J. Johnson & Co.,, the popular dealers in fine ready made clothing, continue to main tain their high reputation for keeping first class goods and selling at reasonably low rates Anyone who does business with them will have no cause to regret it, as they not only offer superior inducements to buyers, but also deal fairly and honorably with all. Their establishment in this city is at 1O9 Church street
Morning journal and courier., 1882-09-19
Church Dedication in Shelton,

The dedication of the new Methodist church in Shelton took place Sunday after noon with imposing ceremonies. There were preaching and dedicstory exercises in the afternoon by Presiding Elder Hubbell. In the evening there was 8 sermon by Rev. J. E Wildey, pastor, followed by a prayer meet ing. The sum of $4o0 was contributed. which will go far towards paying the expen- ses. The new chapel was formerly the old mission chapel, and it cost but $7Oo to re model it. The Sunday school held meeting in the afternoon and elected Friend Hoyt superinteudent
Morning journal and courier., 1882-09-19
NEW HAVEN, Sept 18th, 1882.

NEW HAVEN, Sept. 18th, 1882. Messrs. Lewis & Go
 Gentlemen-For the last two years I have been afflicted with combin ation of liver troubles and malaria, and have employed many prominent physicians and have tried g change of climate, but with success. My stomach was very weak and I could retain little or nothing upon it for days at time 1 also had occasional sinking spells that my friends regarded as very serious. had lost fifty pounds of flesh and was rapidly on the decline, so that was unable to attend to my business, when friend suggested a trial ot your Red Jacket Bitters." I began to make inquiries of many who had used your bitterf and found but one sentiment expressed ir regard to their medicinal virtues. My faith was still limited in their being source oi any help or benefit to me in my complicated diseases. finally thought best to make g trial of them, and have taken two bottles I have gained seven pounds of flesh and am now rapidly on the gain. can cheer. fully say they arc the best medicine I have ever used for the above troubles, and feel as if had a new lease of life.
 Yours respectfully,
 s19 OaW3t WILLIAM FULLER.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-09-19
Excessive Drinking.

John Mullen, a steamboat deck hand, died at the almshouse Sunday evening. He was arrested early Sunday morning and gave much trouble to the officers, especially while being taken to the almshouse in wagon. He was suffering with delirium tremens. Dr. White, who attended him at the almshouse, found that he died from excessive drinking. Deceased was sturdy, strongly built man, and belonged in Brooklyn. The body is held for time to hear from his friends.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-09-19
Police Notes.

William Nesbitt was arrested last evening for breaking up things generally in Romanta Williams saloon on State street.
 Dennis Kearns, an insane man who lives on Rose street, was arrested last evening, and later his friends called and took charge of him.
 A fight between John Ryan, carriage trimmer, and Deputy Registrar William Sul' livan is said to have occurred in General Registrar O'Keefe's saloon on Saturday night last, in which Ryan got worsted. It is said also that temporized ring was formed and four rounds were fought There were no ar. rests
Morning journal and courier., 1882-09-19
Real Estate Transfers,

Recent transfers of real estate are: Henry H. Bunnell to William Harper, No. 163 Tenn pie street, twenty feet front, 125 deep; John and Katy Smith to Richard Peck, William D. Curtiss and Louis H. Berkele, forty five feet on Lyon street, 112 feet deep Magnus Man. son to Henry J. Kettendorf, thirty feet on Howard avenue, IF feet deep; William s. Kenney to William Henry Meshurel, No. 200 Columbus avenue, ffty-eight feet front, 190 feet deep
Morning journal and courier., 1882-09-19

Young men will find in the autumn sale of men s shoes that we advertise this morning over four hundred pairs of 5, 54. 6, 64 and 7, made on the new style of English toe lasts, button Congress and lace shoes, all marked in plain figures, two dollars and forty five cents ($2.45), worth from ss3 to $6.
 w R. FENN & Go
Morning journal and courier., 1882-09-19

Long experience has shown us that we can at any time clear our stock of surplus shoes and shop-worn goods, provided we mark the price sufficiently low The two thousand pairs put into our sale this morning are dur able, good fitting shoes, and marked to sell at once-ladies' l.85 and mems $2.45.
 M R E1rnrn 4 Ilo
Morning journal and courier., 1882-09-19
achting.

The Prcspero made the run from this city to New London in three hours and half Saturday afternoon. On Thursday last she returned from Portchester after the races in exactly three hours-unusually good time.