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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-15
Reigart's Old Brandy,

In cases OF Dyspepsia, We can summon nun
bers OF witnesses-One case in particular we
clte:-
A hard-wOrking farmer had been all lcteG
with an exhaustive Dyspepsia for number Of
years; his stomach would reject almost every
kind of food; he had sour eructations con.
stantly-uO appctite-in fact, he was obliged to
restrict his diet to crackers and stale bread,
Beer. He Is q Methodist, and then, as now
preached ut times, and in his dlsconrses often
declaimed earnestly against all kinds of strong
drink. When advised to try
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-15

Sold by our enterprislng young friend, II y
SLAIMAKER. This Brandy has stood the
test for years, and has never failed. as far
as our experience extends. and we therefore
give 1t the preference over all Othcr Brandiet
no matt er with how many jaw w-breaking French
titles they are branded. One-tOurth of the,
money that is yearly thrown away on various
bngg ali the aRndy 70 cure such cass m
ascs. In proof OF the curative powers of
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-08
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
And . GOOD Deal ar rIay.

Washington, 6.-The House leaves be-
hind a calendar Of some seventy pages.
On the House calendar proper remain 125
measures. There are $50 propositions
upon the calendar ofthe committee OF the
whole. Thirty-tbree OF them are public
building bills. More than 400 private
relief bills practically fnd grave in the
private calendar. The Spesker's table is
the depository for about 200 Senate bills.
most o. them of q private character.
Twenty-Five hundred and eighty-three
bills and Joint resolutions were introduced
in tbs Senate. 400 Of these passed that
body al the hour Of final adjournment.
Besides q great number Of measures not
yet reported from the Senate committees
there will remsin upon the Senate eAltn-
dar about 80 Senate bills. and joint reso
lutions all Of which viii hsve TO take
their chances at the next session. Aside
from the regular annual appropriation
bills about 40 bile and joint resolutions
Of public nature have been passed by
both houses this session and become laws
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-08
NOTICE.

~ PERSONS OWNING PROP
a LIZ IL Tithin Salt Lake County, Utah
IA &C. subject to Territorial, school
t iea sGo;.at7 Taxes, are hereby notified
snS NE Couaty Court OF Sslt Lake,
sosA nosrd of Equalization. will meet at
~ Eo-,ntv Court House 10 Salt Lake
ne ne trora Friday the 2lst day Of July
nv M5naSSnesday the 9th day of August.
% y issc. both days inclusive. for the
A. =, 90 d bearing and determining Gil
PuIyJI5iir ts Il regard to the assessed value
ccn ~ property and applications for
o. s ~y OF remission Of <es OF any
aDs s-s. SdIo.ic, infrm OF INDECENT person
In.ss.-"giaed fo- By An Act Of the Legisla-
~ 'SxssemblT Of the Territory OF Utah
ty .;,Isd IAu act to Provide Revenue
e ea.Ss Territory Of Utah, and the several
l TSaIuoties thereof" approved February
- III, AID acls amepdstory o. n sid
- 1870. By order Of said court
InSi'' D. BOCKHOLT.
County Clerk.
s,nLsks City. July 1Oth. 1852. jyl
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-08

Chicago, 7.-TSibNee's Washington:
Five years ago the total appropriations
for the general government we're $50 :
GOO. 000; last year they ran I'D to S2l6,-
694, 389, and This year they have been
swelled up to the sum OF 1928, ), 469.
The following table of the apploprIa-
tions for 1882 and FOR 1888 will DO read
With interest:by all classes:
FOR 1855 AND 1882.
Legislative, executive and judicial,
1888, $2a, 2o9, 209; 1882, $lS,132, S97.
Sundry civil. 1888. $24, sos. $50; 1882,
SIS. 90, O0S.
Army. 1855. s27.25S, 900; 1882. $685.
6s7 800.
Navy, IS passed the House, 1883. SI5,-
S5l, coo; 1882, $l4,566 O37.
Indians, 1888, SIS. 7.0O0i 1882, 81.
6e7. 1865.
River and hsrbOr, 1888. SIS 74S- 9s5;
Fo.tiacstiOns. 1888. s8sO,OOO; 1882,
3276. 900. a-s
Military academy, 1883. 1885. 600;
1882, 1898, 4S5.
Po.tOfice, 1855, s44.648. 900; 1882 $40
Pensions, 1883. SIC. 900. 600; 1882, $685.
262, 306.
Consular and diplomatic, 1888. ST.
256 655; 1883, 81. i9l, 432
Miscellaneous, 1888, 1880, 900; 1882,
81, 2O6, 0G6.
Deficiencies, 1882, $4,000 coo; 1882.
Totals, 1883. S293. 555. 4Sq; 1882. s2l6.-
|694,38S.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-08
The RaiDs and FLOODS.

Lansing, Mich, Grains FOR me past
week have caused an entire suspension
ofthe harvest IN this section. Two-ibirds
Cf the WheSt crop is still in the fields,
either in shocks or uncut, and is more or
less damsRed, much Of it ruined. Stand
ing wheat Is sprouting badly. Reports
from the sectiOn north of here are to the
same effect
Chambersburg, Pa, 6.-Four inches
Of rain tell here to-day in an bou= and q
half; many cellars we're flooded. Falling
spring overfowed its banks and riparian
jewellers were compelled to move out.
Conococheagne Greek and spring are
still rising. There we're Washo1ts on the
Cumberland Valley Railroad, and several
90 the Western Maryland road, but they
will be repaired tonight.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-08
miscellaneous.

New Port, N.J j. 5.-General Warren
passed comfortable day and was able to
take nourishment. His friends ara ex.
tremely anxious and DESTROYS Of keeping
his condition secret
jersey City, III. j. 6.-Cneckers and
callers Of the Pennsylvania Railroad who
struck with freight handlers unsnim-
oHsly decided to return TO work. Off
Gals Of the company stated that 1t was
very doubtful IL the strikers will be
taken back as the present checkers and
callers are giving satisfaction.
New York, Give esses OF snn-
stroke to-day.
CohOes. 7.-Harmony Mills reope ned
this morning but ealy seventy operators
resumed work.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-08
N. Va. w. U.

Dayton O., Ga temporary restrain
ing order was granted ine Mutusl Union
Telegraph Com PAW ag>inst the Western
Union last evening. The Western Union
refused TO receive from and forward Tor
the Mutual Union dispatches received by
that company for points not on the
Mutual Union lines, on the ground that
the Mutual has DO right to receive such
messages It is understood this suit was
brought TO test the casa whether the com
psny can refuse TO accept such messages
from another company.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-08
Produce.

Chicago, 7.-Whest, strong, higher,
regular, 1927 August. 1907 Septem Der,
No. spfing 10. No. 2 spring nominal.
2, red 1882; corn, strong, 7711 cash, ca
SeptsmbeT; pork. ranging higher. 20.95
cash, 81 September; lard. frm, higher,
IL 40 cash, 45 september.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-08
Obituary.

New York, 7.-Joseph Doelger, ;
wall-kpsWn lager bier brewer, died here
yesterday. Aged 65.
Wheeling. w. Va. 6.-james HSmii-
ton, advance agent Of he .rDe's in
"Hearts Of Oak. ;" died, Al bis home, in
this city, MS evening. Aged, So
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-08

N&hss co2sssSSsss, rssMSessnO pgooanG
SrswPtJS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-08

oEzassrss Of DspOsi. Lasasa vaEaaa -
DSmAa&.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-08

Advances made on consignments Of orr
and bullion received for sale.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-08

New York. August Z, 1882
Money. eos governments ir-
regular stocks. dull and weak;
Western Union. sS5S; Quicksilver, 10;
Pacific, IS; MhrIposs, 2: Wells,
Fargo, 129; n. Y. Central, 1865;
Erie, 4O55; PRnazns, 165; Denver snd
x. g., 6lss; Union Psciac, 1885 bonds.
ll014i Central PsoiGc -; bonds. 1857.
HafrD. q
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-08
Yellow Fever.

GsIveston, 1.-THE cases OF suspicious
sickness on the schooner Henrietta from
hstamo:ss, 81 quarantine, developed
into yellow fever; one death.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-08

suys Aad Sslls rxsaSzEs On New Esel. g
t-anciDoO. cAfoaEO, g.. LSals. Oa,Ahi
Loodaa 2aa orinsLDli cSasiaaasal 0ikiss
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-08
strikers.

New York, l.-StrikinE freight hand
let's resumed work to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-02
RIVER AND HARBoR BILL.
The Amount "a " i'll Call FOr-why Cox
will Oppose 10.

Special Dispatch 70 the Register.
WA~HrxGru>. May THE River and
Harbor bill, which is now ready for pre-
sentation to the House, is said to call for
appropriations amounting to over Sl6,OOo,-
OCO
Last year the Republicans said similar
bill for S7OOOOO was diSgSacefully excessive.
\ show OF resistance was made, but the
body of the party OF course sustained the
bill. Mr.. Cox intends to oppose the Com
merce Committee this time. He rightfully
regards the bill n q Grand steal. This, in
deed. is the common view, but, all the
members having share in il, earnest oppo-
sition is rot anticipated. May members
who would ike to see the bull smOtherrd,
are afraid of giving offence TO their con-
sti,uents and OF killing appropriations for
really deserving arrt necessary enterprises.
IL might be supposed that New York
member would OF all Others hesitate to say
anything against the bill, since in amount
the New York appropriation heads the list.
but Mr. Cox believes that his constituency
will sustain him and will appreciate the
motives that lead him to oppose the vast
ing OF millions on inland creeks that can
never do more than tioat a raft. Mr.. Cox
has introduced measure to correct this
evil, which seeks to have two groups Of
river and harbor appropriations, the first to
include those for large port, and rivers used
in general commerce. the second for such
water ways as may affect local or district
interests. Il.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-02
NATIONAL BANKS.
The BilI Extending Their Charters
Early AdiOurnment-BO Bond Call.

Special Dispatch % The Register.
W,~HINDrnS. May THE first result OF
the Democratic Caucus held Friday night
was apparent to-day in the vote by which
the House agreed to take up the National
hank Extension bill on the 9th inst, for
the purpose of discussion and amendment.
The Democrats have at all times been ready
10 vote for the consideration of the bill,
provided they were afforded an OppOrtun-
ity 10 olIer certain amendments, the most
important OF which is that to prevent the
banks Surrendering their currency with
out notice. thus disorganizing the whole
business OF the country. This having been
conceded, the bill will now be taken up at
the time fixed the amendments will be Of
iered and, it is believed, adopted.
The Democrats will also urge the speedy
passage Of the appropriation bills and other
absolutely necessary legislation and an
early adjOurnmrnt.
Secretary Folger issued call for Sll ,2OO.-
Uto bonds Of the issue of ISL. being all of
that series that remains outstanding. There
are still 81. 100. 100 of thesixcS Of 1863 out
standing which will BE- next called. q.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-02
MOUNOSvIIlE.

The town is very quiet now a days since
the rolling mill shut down. Several of the
mill workmen have left 10 find employ
ment in other places. and others will leave
to-day.
Eighteen or twenty members of the |. q.
Of Ricbabites left last evening Tor Wheel
ing to attend the festival OF one Of the same
order of our city.
About twenty cars OF emigrants passed
over the b. & o. Railroad yesterday bound
for the northwest. This road seems to
have monopolized the emigrant business,
as nearly every week about fifty cars pass
| over the above road.
Mr.. Samuel c. Cams, formerly telegraph
er at this station, and who has been visiting
relatives in Pennsylvania, will return to
this place in few days, and expects 10
start for Colorado the early part OF next
week.
Rev. VIM. NJ. Warden, son OF Rev. !. NJ.
Warden, of the West Virginia Conference.
and who is attending the Drew Theological
College in New Jersey. has been assigned
n charge to one of the watering places in
Rhode Island. He still attends college.
but goes every Saturday TO his charge.
Mr. &. e. Brian, OF Marceilles, Ind, has
on exhibition at the Mound City Hotel
patent churn, which is nobby inven-
tion. a. il is fixed So the water may be put
under the bottom TO temper the milk, in
stead of watering the milk rs here tofore.
DR.. Geo. B. Morris dentist, is at the
Campbell House.
The graduating clasS will practice their
performances in the court room this even
ing.
quite large number of citizens attend
the evening auction in Bakewclls store
room.
The Andes got here yesterday at about
half past three bringing about five hundred
tons Of railroad bars for the kloman Iron
Works. In the evening several couples Of
MuundSville's dancers chased the wee
Smac hours" 10 the music Of the string
band Of the boat. The music was excellent
and one If the members OF the band enter.
tanned the crowd with a song occasionally.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-02
THE ASYLUM CHANGES.
The Board Organizes and EIectsSeyeraI
Officers.

The Board OF Directors of the West Nir-
ginia Hospital for the Insane, at Weston,
met for the first time, on Thursday last,
and wound up its labors just before mid
night on Saturday. The Board organized
bv electing Judge Mathew EdmistOn, OF
Weston, chairman of the Board and COM
plimented Secretary Frank O Hara by re-
election.
DR.. W. J. Bland was reelected Superin.
tendent and his salary fixed at the old
figure, 5000
The position OF first assistant has been
vacant since the resignation of DIR. HUI
linen. and to fill il Was the next business.
Before doing this, however, the
Board passed resolution complimenting
DR.. Hullihen upon his efficiency. The
salary of this position has been $500, but
the Board decided to make a change. 1t
was deemed that one assistant was too
small a number, and it was decided 70 ap-
point two and pay them Sl,OO each. Ac-
cordingly, DF. A. G.. StalnakeT. OF Writ
county, and Or. T. G. EdmistoH. OF Wes-
son, were elected.
=Dr. Lewis, the second assistant, was re-
elected, as were also Mrs. Jackson, matron,
and Miss Magee, assistant These ladies
were very highly complimented by the
Board, and very deservedly, too. The en-
tire remainder of the corps of assistants
was retained, without change.
The Board was occupied until Saturday
evening. at 10 O'Clock, in examining ant
auditing accounts, giving the business ot
the asylum a thorough oyerhauhng, anc
finding everything in admirable enndi
ton.
On Friday evening the regular weekly
dance OF the inmates was given and va
participated in by several members Of tn
committee and by number of young folk
from the town. 1t was 3 very exhilaratint
scene, and some of the antics OF the luna
tics, were exceeding amusing.
The Board adjourned on Sa aturday night
and on Sunday obtained a special trail
over the marrow gauge TO Clarksburg.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-02
CHICAGO.
Go.dis,o. Of As.ir- u CsiesGs.


CBIcaoo. May Wheat wN unsettled
and nervous to-day, on account of ih being
the first Of the month. and because Of the
corner expiring for April and the uaoer-
tainty attending the movement oi The
clique. II was generally believed that they
would carry forward the corner and the
forward months advanced we'll along
with Others. Some fear was expressed snd
rumors were current that they were about
10 deliver cash .Or wheat on coRtfScb, but
deliveries were light and more conhdsncs
characterized the later transsrtions, though
operators do not travel at the free swinging
gait in speculation thsi cbafsctsrfhs
dealings when there are fewer speculative
combinations and uncertainties than st
present. Cable markets ruled weak, but
others were stronger. There. hsd been
ONE little tear Of failures, but nobody
So. med TO ~ embarrassed tsAncially and
trades we're closed ss q rule without much
dispute. The market opened hriDer, al
yancing AGIc. but uDde ,.heavy otsfs DE-
cIined lal5zc, Sith Numerous huctustions,
and closed Xakc higher. than Sstsfdsys 8
.ales: 81 ZlItll ~ ssI!ss Nay, G9k0
1 30h seller Juse: Sl-1sItai 2t.. seller
July. 81 IGt1l IL selle.s August. On Call.
sale. OF SO, 90 bushels ssller May sas about
nc higher, bat othet options pefe weak
ana EflIsr huRufk ~ ~vets
Corn did not seem. - feel the fins westh'
er, but did respond - the sctive spccuis-
tive demand that s,sSted in sady and con.
tibued 10 the clossr sud thce was n spoA
strong feeling xsroushock and very.
marked advance. The receipts vase gpoi
| but not eXeessiYs. and thSss was no very
| decided tone 10. the outsias MARKETS. In1
opening was ek91kc higher TOT se!Ief
Nay. and otbse options vers o !utx
excited. Tbss prices vsfkS1sd nSH.
but during IL closing hour snIusd lf9aIa
for sriIer N3S. The Close sboNsd IN 81
vance Of 2as for se)ts Nay, No ~ seller
June. and i}sc foy seller Iuly from Batuf'
davis eIoss, With sslss - 7tk65txc selles
May. 7Ih173c HIisr yuns, 80 nxkg7sHe
.elisr JJy. @ call sAles wsss II7'W'
bushels, md psiees k9kc hishes.
Oats were ksm ios eash - HfSie hiGnes
and options k9ke higher. Ihsfe we're nn
marked features. though mailing we -
tive. SAlss MK1NXc eEef Nay, oiY9
52Hc seller June: t5l<dNH seller July
On oali. saIes z0S. 90 bushels: prices stssdy
for soIe bot shs3s higher for osb<n.
Posk ve In speculative demand AND
prices f0fsi5c higher. CLOSING steedy va
| ,sles st As 02LEsls - ssllef hsy. VI
j c,II ssJev were 1880 harreis: prices ston,
4 sc higher. Lard wss freely offered end
| prices 2iItz5c higher. and improvement
WeN msintaiped Saies eli iJ9ii >
seijer May; tii 27h'sif s. seiier June
t1i 4sHIi 80 seller July, On call ssls
1920 barrels. and pstc0 brnpr tef son'
| options. othees ssse1y. -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-02
ORGANIZING.
important Meeting oflsading Dem
ocrats.
Senator Davis Chairman Of the Committee
The River and Harbor Bill Now
Ready-NatiOnal Banks
Bond Call. Etc.
WEST VIRGINIA POSTAL AFFAIRS


SpcTai Dispatch 10 the Register.
WASHINGTON, May There was a gather
ing OF prominent Democrats in New York
City, Saturday, at the Manhattan Club.
Among those present were Hon. H.
q. Davis, of West Virginia, Messrs.
Augustus Schell and C. c. Baldwin, Presi-
dent of the Louisville and Nashville Rail
road Company, Representative A. s Hewitt
and about twenty-five others from different
parts Of the country. The object of the
gathering was to Informally discuss the
outlook. and an organization was formed
which will meet from time to time, be-
tween now and the fsil elections.
Senator Davis, OF West Virginia, was
elected chairman, and Representative
Black, Secretary; and the meeting adjourn
ed, subject Jn the call Of the Chairman.
After adjourning the party were hand
Somcly entertained by President Wander
pod, OF the Club. by superb spread. G.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-02
MARTINS FERRY.

sRodv" Robinson, the new manager OF
the Buckeye glass works, has removed his
family from Wheeling TO house IN
Bailey's addition. -,
Belmont Lodge No. 22l |. D o. T. will
20 TO Bellaire this evening to visit the Odd
Fellows of that city. Many will go down
on the Little Anna.
John Barkhurst EsI.. OF short Creek.
was in the city yesterday.
Prof. J. W. SChofeld. the vocalist, who
has been very i'll at hi. residence on Wal
nut street, is slowly recovering.
Six new nail machines went lats opera
tion at the Laughlin mill yesterday.
Rev. Vim. Wier. who had very severe
illness, is able TO be out again.
Beni. Munslow and family. of Bellatre,
have been visiting friends here for several
days.
Famer Coss. Solomon Venhardt, Sam
Pemberton and Russell Malcolm, each paid
one dollar and costs TO Mayor Mitchell,
Yesterday, on account nf their saturday
night drunk.
Several weeks ago John Beck, Jr., and
Andrew Taylor, were sent TO It, Clairsvlilt
| to answer a charge Of robbing Pole NAMED
Won Bolasky. Yesterday the case was call
| ed in the Probate Court by Judge cochran
| but as Bolasky did not appear 1t was DIS
4
| Measles are on the increase here. Seyera
| new cases are reported every day. The!
arc no. nearly 50 fatal as they were son
| weeks ago.
| Mayor Mitchell, Chief of Police Hansol
| and officer Mitchell were at ST. Clalrsyiil
| Yesterday to attend the Bolssky trial:
This evening will be the first meeting Q
the new Council. The retiring member
are Cook. Colts and Bettis, and the incoH
ing members are Rothermund. E1ley an
Harrison.
Information has been received from job
Davis, who formerly was boiler IN u
Etna mill, to the effect that all Of D.
children except one had died from dipi
theria Mr.. Davis lived at this city a.: an
has many friends here and in Wheeiln
who will be sorry TO hear Of his misfortun
The new gas furnace at the Laughii
mill will be finished to-day, and IN u
eysnt of its satisfactory triai; gas iurhs. -
sill be adopted at the new Junction iro
IA Works st Mingo. 90
| Captain lnsiebrisht will sooa place
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-02

much faster boat IN the Martins Ferry
and Wheeling trade, and II is likely that
he will sell the Maud 8. 70 parties down the
river
If the thousand dollsYs requisite 10 the
carrying out of the hotel scheme on Han.
over sire ct, are not raised this week the u.
P. Ch urch trustees will go ahead and build
their business house.
David Williams. Of EtnaTille, left yes
terday on visit to his native country
Wales.
Another self-feeder will be placed in the
Laughlin nail works next week.
Capt. jim! Eberlein. conductor on the ac-
cemmodation, and his brother, the bag
gage master, who have been of for seve raj
days on account OF the dangerous Illness of
their father, At Steubenville, are asain on
duty.
Such OF the so!conists as do not propose
continuing in business, closed up finally,
SATURDAY. night
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-02
An Escape and n Murder.

KEoKrK, H., May IA Fort Madison,
Ia, special says Polk Wells, the train
robber, escaped from the penitentiary, this
morning with two accomplices named
Fitzgerald and Cook, by chloroforming
their attendant in the hospital, breaking
through the iron roof and oyerpowering
the hospital guard John Elder, one OF the
latter, died from the effect of his injuries
A pursuit has been organized, but no trace
has vet been found Of the escaped men.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-02
Ayictory for the Gamblers.

ST. LorI,. May Judge Laughin, OF
the criminal court, has sustained the plea
of the gamblers attorney, setting forth
that the Johnson act. making gambling a
felony. is unconstitutional, on account OF
certain Irregularities in its passage. There
are about four hundred indictments pend
ing against the gamblers, and tins test case
throws them out of court, as the gamblers
can only be prosecuted in the lower court
for misdcmCanOr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-02
POSTAL POINTS.
Changes In West virginia Routes
New POsfmasters.

NUFri0I IlSp0trh 70 ne hFyLNISF
WASHINGTON. May Changes IN the
Star postal schedules in West Virginia are
ordered to-day ~ follows:
The carrier on the route from Ritchie {.
II. TO Glenville will hereafter leave Ritchie
c. II. on Tue sdays and Saturdays at -.
NJ, and arrive at Glenville by 3 P. NJ, and
leave Glenville Tuesdays and Saturdays at
~. NJ. and arrive at Richie c. II. by i
P. VI.
Among the commissions mailed to Post
masters to-day were the following: Lewis
Drummond, at Tornado, West Virginia,
and John L. Adair at Red Sulphur Springs,
WeSt Virginia.