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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-20
THE LEGISLATURE.
HOUSE OF DELEaATEs.
Morning Session.

Prayer by Hon. John ". Holt, OF Lin.
coin.
Several bill were returned from the
Senate with slight amendments, which
were agreed 10.
The resolution providing for night res-
siuns from and after Monday next, was
taken up and adopted.
lands, was reported back from the Judiciary
Committee with slight amendments and
ordered to third reading
House Joint Resolution, providing for
payment Of expenses Of the insane asylum
investigating committee, appropriating
$iljS3 therefor, was adopted.
House Bill No. ilg, the genera. appro-
priation bill was taken up out Of il, order
and read a second time, amended so A. 10
allow publishers for advertising cOnStitu-
tiona amendment 500 in accordance with
the.jont resolution passed by both houses,
s.. jO0 for Chair OF Chemistry in University
to analyze fertilizers, $2,00O TO establish
boundary line between this State and
Pennsylvania.
Mr.. Hubbard Offered an amendment pro-
yiding that no portion Of the school fund
should be taken 10 pay an appropriation
under this act, except the salary OF the
clerk OF the State Superintendent Of schools
Mr.. Ferguson moved TO amend the mo.
ton by adding lat less rate OF interest
tn an 6 per cent
Some discussion was INDUCED in by
Messrs. Hubbard and Riley, against, and
MesSrs. Ferguson, Wilson OF h !yHawha, and
Leonard. in favor of the amendment Ia the
amendment. The ayes and noes were call
ed and the amendment TO the amendment
adopted by vote OF q to II.
The usual recess was then taken.
Afsermoou Sessou
The afternoon session was devoted 10 the
discussion Of the Appropriation bill. which
was finally ordered to be cIigrossci and
read q third time.
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BsNWO0O.
Com missioner

The town was treated TO another disgrace.
ful row Saturday night Two oi the Nc.
Donalds, John Chapman and one or two
others got on tear and carried on shame
fully. During the row, near Sinclair's drug
store, a stone was thrown through the
window of Mrs. Higgins house smashing
several pains and doing other damage.
Joe Johns was struck on the head Satur.
day night by a stone and severely hurt.
The election is all the talk here now.
- The children OF the school gave al enter.
tanment Saturday night. which was an
immense success. AbImt s.; was realized.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-20

Circuit Court. This right the latter court
asserts, and the difficulties growing out oil
this conflict are such as to make 1t seem
reasonable that an early decision might
have been reached.
In this connection it may be said that
the case reported in these dispatches some
time since, in which the Supreme Court
was said to have sustained Judge Jsckson's
ruling that the b. & o. Il. r. Co. was for
eign corporation so far as West Virginia is
concerned. is claimed to be by no means
analogous to the one above referred to, and
not likely to influence its decision upon
the pending questions. Ian.
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STRANGE RUM0R.
Are the Telegraph Companies to be
Consolidated:

New YORK, March l9.-The Commercial
says. touching telegraphic competition with
the Western Union system. We have
Baltimore and Ohio and one or more small
companies will all be drawn off in the
course of q week or two. The most impOr-
tant Oi these the Mutual Union Company,
We suppose, have already informally agreed
to transfer their wires to the Western
Union. The line OF telegraph promoted
and indeed owned between New York and
Chicago by the Baltimore and Ohio road
will also be transferred a. part OF the con-
sideration for settling with Gould and his
associates for ma jority OF the Central New
Jersey board of directors, whereby the
Baltimore and Ohio and Philadelphia and
Reading will reach the Bay Of New York
without further opposition.
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SENATE.
Morning SessiOa.

Tho senate met at $50 O'Clock saturday
morning and transacted the following busi.
ness:
Mr.. Dennis. from the Judiciary Commit
tee. reported. with recommendation, a bill
authorizing the Board of Public Works ~
sell the privilege OF mining coal under the
bed OF the Ohio river.
Mr.. Newman, from the finance commit
tee. reported fayorably House bill 80 10
amend the charter OF the city II Wheeling.
House bill 2JI to amend sections six. sew.
en-, eight and nine Of chapter seyenty-twO
OF the code, relating 70 forms Of deeds and
covenants and to sales under deeds OF trust,
coming up on the disagreeing votes OF the
House OF Delegates on the amendments
proposed by the Senate, the Senate, on mo-
tion of Nr. Woods, insisted on their-amend-
mens and requested n committee OF con.
ference, which Wa appointed, consisting of
Mesers. Woods, Dennis and Nanneter.
Senate bill No. 23S, 70 repeal sections 81
OF chapter s. Of the code, was passed.
The vote by which House bill No 275, -
amend chapter thirty. three Of the code,
was ordered 10 its third reading. was re-
considered and the bill considerably
amended. The discussion upon the bill
occupied o greater part Of the morning ses-
sion. One Of the amendments adopted was
that. ION every license ~ set as an auc-
tioneer, fifty cents for every thOussnd OF
population Of the county, according TO the
last United States census. in which the per-
son licensed shall live"
On melton of Mr.. DYnebno all Of the bill
except sections ) and y were stricken out,
by q yote OF ii to<.
House bill 3If. amending chapter hc OF
|. the Code. a. amended md re-enacted by
chapter l34 OF the acts Of fjsi2.'7s was psst-
ed. after which the Senate took Q reces>
AnsvnSao nesstsa.
Tie Senate reasssmbling the following
bills were taken upand passed: bill "
amend and re-enset chapter I2 Of the
Code. as amended and re-enacted by chap
terS3 of the acts Of 1875: bill to amend
section of chapter 81 Of the Code in rela-
ton To ministers authorized 70 celebrate
the rites OF marriage; bill to amend sec'
tion IS Of chapter 3 ~ the Code Of 1881,
concerning County Courts, their jurisdic'
ton and power: A hill 70 amend sections u
and OF chapter 50 Of the Code - amend.
| ed BY chapter o Of the acts OF lssf.
Nr. Newman. from the Finance Commit
| tee. reported, without recommendation,
| resolution allowing the same mileage a
paid to members to the clerks. seryesnt-at
arms, door keeper and pages.
House bill $40. 70 repeal chapter IS o. ine
| court of limited jurisdiction in the city Of
| Huntington, vas Rod third time, and o.
the passage Of the bill vote vas orderee
| and taken.
whereupon, on motion Of Mr. Newman
the announcement Of the result of the VOC
was postponed until to-day.
| House bin 2ss. amending several sectioo
of chapter "a of the Code. came up on
second reading and proposed smendmsn
by Mr.. Roberts oceasioned oonsiderso'e -.
custom. The bill was ordered ~ tairs
reading without smfadmenh sad me sso
ate sdio0rnsd,
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A Talk with a Sultan.

COSsTANrIyOPE, March l9-General Lew
Wallace, United States Minister, spent
seven hours with the Sultan, Saturday.
talking OF America, especially in regard to
the judicial system OF the United States
and mode of collecting taxes. Gen. Wal
lace states the Sultan displayed a shrewd
penetrating intellect, and expressed most
friendly sentiments for America. General
Wallace denies having supported the
American company's project for obtaining
a concession for railway in the province
of Hardad
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SHIPHERD.
Why He Was Taken Ili-West Virginia
Congressional Elections

Specldl Dtfpdtch % the Re0isteT.
WASHINGTON, March l9-Belmont's resO-
luton extending the scope of the Chilli
Peru investigation is given as the reason
for Shepherds failure to appear before the
committee. 1t is limited that the original
plan. which excluded Congressman, was
the safest.
The bill to tx the Congressional elec-
tions in West Virginia on the same day as
the October State election, will be offered
tomorrow. LNS.
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MARTINS FERRY.

One of the members Of Council was dis
gracefully drunk Saturday night and very
disorderly. OficeTHarrison viii have him
up to-day before the Mayor.
Ed. Bohse came up from bndgepott
Saturday night and got himself 80 iull tnat
While the reporter was at the City
RuiIdinr Yesterday, David Donel came in
and said "I am drunk. Yes. by George;
my very shoes are dSuak- LSsk me W
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Nor. pa-..I,,i.s n,..oxsres

DETROIT, Mich, March ls.-New discoy-
cries are coming to light every day relative
to the rascaiities of Mayor Savin of Adrian
who is supposed to be in Mexico The es-
tate of the late F. Z. Clark, a wealthy capi-
talist OF Adrian, is said to be victimized 10
the extent of So, 900, by bogus mortgages
negotiated by this rascal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-20
The Telegraphers.

CINcINN,rI. o.. March lS.-The Tele-
graph operators convention is working hard
upon constitution. Some points that
have been agreed upon refer to extra work.
Among these is provision that the AssO-
citation will not recognize any effort to
make Sunday work compulsory; also, that
all extra work must be paid for by the
hour. at rates TO be determined by negotia-
tiOn
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HORRIBLE.
Condition of the People OF Arkansas-
Starving. and on the Verge OF Insan-

ity.
MEMPHIS. March lS.-The Arala'she's He
lena, Ark, special says: The latest adyices
FROM the Upper St. Fraucis river are, that
the people of that section are almost re-
duced to cannibalism. They have eaten
Carcasses for several days, and now have
all the appearance OF people about to be-
come insane from starvation.
Col. A. II. Johnson, President of the Ar
kansas Midland railroad, returned to-day
from Hot Springs. He came down by skitf
to Helena from the mouth of the St.
Francis river. He says that the scenes
along the way was most distressing, and
that the stencil OF dead animals was re-
voting; and when the waters decline 1t
must be still more fearful. The earth is
left covered with thick, Shiny substance
of reptiles OF every kind, and the smell
and miasma produced from decaying sub
stances must inevitably be serious i'll its
consequences.
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Bank Statement.

NEw YORK, March 1S.-Loans, decrease,
sl.Ss9. 800; specie, increase, S2,692; legal
tenders, increase, $57, 500; deposits. in
crease, 81, ,oSS, 100: circulation, increase,
80. 500: reserve, increase, Ss,6S5, ,FTS.
/ The banks nov hold s., ia3. 600 IN excess
OF legal requirement.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-20

The question Of peace or war in
Europe is the all-absOrbing one in tha.
Country Just now, in view of the threat
Cning situation between Austria and
Russia, with reference to the revolt of
the Balkan nationalities against Aus
trian domination. Should there be
war, not only Austria and Russia will
be involved, hut Turkey and Germany
would almost inevitably be drawn into
the bloody contest.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-20

The bill to establish capital punish
mont has been defeated in the Wiseon-
son Assembly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-20

The Pacific Bank, OF Boston, resumed
business on Saturday, after suspen-
sion of three months.
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THE NEWS,

III, proposed to establish a branoh
min, at 81 Louis.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-20

Eighteen men were reported Killed,
nv ssnow slide, at Geneva, Nevada, on
Saturday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-20

A Panama telegram says smallpox
and typhoid fever are raging in Guate-
malls.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-20

\ telegram from Braintree, Vermont,
savs smallpox has broken out there.
-Four cases are reported in one family in
3 single day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-20

The impreSsionthat the Russian jews
arriving in this country are chiefly
tradcrS and not producers, is corrected
bys census of those who have lately ar
rived. Agriculture is most largely rep
resented, there being among the num-
Ter l"i farmers and II farm hands. IN
author an architect and five civil eugi-
neer, were found in the list, and repre-
Sentatives of no less than 40 different
uSeiU! trades.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-20

The debts of the nations aggregated
IN lisa, 81, ,2S6, ,4lF,753, an increase over
the figures Of l>So, of S5,l6S.774.S25, or
thirty.Six per cent. Among the coun-
tries which have contributed to this in
crease are France, AustrO-Hungary,
Russia, Spain, Italy, Holland, Turkey,
Portugal, Sweden, Norway, Greece and
Roumania. The United States, Great
Britain and Denmark have reduced their
indebtedness. Less than q generation
ago the combined debts Of the world
amounted to less than one-third of the
preSeNt aggregate.
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GARFlELD'S LETTER.
.conkIing's Fine italian Hand in the
Publication.
homentous Matters-Riser improvement
Reagap's BiIESubsidies Shepherd
Is the 3. & o. a Foreign Corpora
tion?-Attack on Sherman.
THAT GARFIELD LETTER.

W. VA CONGRESSIONAL ELECTIONS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-20

The House Committee on the I'M
proycment of the Mississippi River, have
agreed to recommend an appropriation
OfST5p, Oh in addition to the sum al
ready appropriated, the gross amount to
be devoted to the improvement Of the
Ohio river from st. Paul to its mouth,
instead from the junction of the Ohio
with the Mississippi as provided in the
fir>, appropriation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-20

The political caldron will boil and
bubble in various States this year. Gov
ernor and other State Officers are 10 no
elected in Alabama, Arkansas. Califor.
ma, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware
Georgia, Kansas, Maine, Massachusetts
Michlgan, Nebraska, Nevada. New
Hampshire, New York, Oregon. Penn.
SSl'anla, Rhode Island, Sonth Carolina.
tennessee, Vermont and Texas. Rhode
Island will lead of on the 5th Of next
month. Alabama comes next. in An
sE't AMI In the same month Kentucky
WI elect Clerk of the Court of An
PTals. In September, Arkansas, Maine
anu ermont will speak" as the poll
--''aii' say. Georgia votes in October
anu ONO and Iowa will aIsoelect minor
al Officers in that month. In No
, 's'hl'er there will be q general up-
1T''a' sixteen States choosing their
u" Executives w
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-20

\ handsome sum has been subscribed
in the various departments at Washing
ingtou, for Mason's family, and Peti-
,ions for his pardon are pouring in from
Ill r,,,a -tarS -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-20

W. put little faith in the truthfulness
Of the story that was telegraphed all
over tine country several days ago, TO
the effect that General Grant had lost
his fortune in disastrous speculationS.
We prefer to believe that such report
Wa, put in circulation in order to effect
the passage ofthe bill to place him on
the retired list.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-20

Tpon the theory Of old river men,
that the Ohio averages about the same
staSr Of water every year, We may ex-
pect to see the steamboats, sliding on
ysD6 rpxt summer
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U.ieu Depot.

The site on which the Union depot 10 "
be built, between Third and Pearl and
central avenues. and John street. 10 being
rapidly cleared OF the old building and
the work OF erecting the new building will
commence almost Immediately. II will b.
an imposing structure when finished and
Grand Hotel will be extended from Fourth
to third street and have the main entrance
fronting the denni
Daily Republican., 1882-10-20
n..n.,,,,as Frsm Violence.

At Knoxville, Tennessee, yesterday
morning, General Joseph A. Mabry
and Joseph A. Mabry, Jr., were shot
dead by Major "Tom" o Connor, and
the latter was also shot by young
Mabry. The tragedy " as the result Of
an old feud about the transfer OF some
property from the Mabrys to O'Connor.
The quarrel began with some words be-
tween General Mabry and O'Connor, at
the Fair Grounds on Wednesday after
noon, when the former notified the LAT.
ter that she would kill him on sight.
Yesterday morning O'Connor was
standing In the door of the Merchants
National Bank, of which he is the
President, when General Mabry and
another gentleman walked down the
street opposite to the bank. O'Connor
Vtepped into the bank, procured shot
gun, and fred twice at Mabry, killing
him on the spot. The murderer then
cot another gun. At this time young
Mabry app reached and fred pistol at
o. 'Connor, the ball passing through hls
bSdy noar the heart. The moment
Mabry fred O'Connor discharged the
gun at him and both fell dead, Gen
Mabry and his son, Joseph were
acquitted only few days ago OF the
m mur6er of Moses Lusby and Don Lusoy,
father and sen, whom they killed a
few weeks since. William Mabry was
killed by Don Lusby last Christmas
Daily Republican., 1882-10-20
m,.s sPsruaIL's Funeral.

The remsius Of Miss Fanny Parnell
arrived in Boston yesterday morning,
and were received by q Committee OF
delegates from the Central Branch oil
the Massa chusetts Land League They
were pl laced in hearSe drawn by fouI
horses, aud taken to the residence oi
Mrs, Tudor Oh Beacon street. Here tu-
neral services we're held at noon, after
the face of the dead had been viewed
by a number of the relatives ano
friends Of the deceased. A number OF
magnificent floral tributes, from
friends in Boston, Philadelphia, and
other cities were displayed.
At the opening Of tho services Mile
Rosa D'Erina sang "Angels Evel
Bright and Fair" The Episcopa
burial service was read by Rev Henry
Fallen, of the Church Of the Messiah
The choir of ST.. Paul's Church sang
the hymn 80, Paradise" and the word'
81 heard a voice" At the close OF th'
services the remains we're borne to th'
hearse, the pall-bearers being jane
Mooney, President Of the Nationa
Land League of America j. }. Hines
National Secretary Thomas II. Doher
ty. Hon, p. A. Collins, Jno. Boyl
O'Reilly and Chas. e, Endicot. 4
Large funeral cortege followed the re
m aims to Mount Auburn Gem etery
where they were placed in the Tudo
family vAult.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-20
W;eId ,rs OF the Willow,

Wilmington's two cricket cluG,ll
St. Georges and DelmarVisn' WI!
a match game this afternoon At Ssl
zen Park. The latter club hss ostL I
Gently organized, but 1t Is ssla .,.ss !ss
eleven contain three good ctlSa' sa
while the others are familiar Win
ball aud will no doubt play
game. The St. Georges Cup q as ~.
posed of members who are all mn n
with the game from c6ilal"9, SsS.
having mad no EXTENDED, q, pIa''u u !,
late, the two clubs WIN ~ y, "
matched. At the meeting Ol y
Georges club last night C?,oDsl \
Norton was elected preolleuI ~ Y
club, the late president nave ~ NJ
from the state. A gam, 8, Is 81, %l1 !.
| ranged between the Ohes'I u, y
The wickets for the game tO'0s
pitched at II 80 promptIy, ", "
Beckett, with another gentlen'l ts.
selected, will umpire tins BS~"
Daily Republican., 1882-10-20
Lnhnr Notes.

At the request Of five pits the Presi.
dent of the Coal Miners Association
has called a convention Of the miners OF
the P ittsburg District TO meet on the
9th inst, to demand restoration of
the rate IF 81! cents Is the outcome OF
the recent strike, which proved a fail
ure, after five months idleness. The
miners believe the demand for coal
next month will be 80 great as to
compel the operators to grant the in
crease.
The reembers Of the Amalga mated
Iron and Steel Association of the dis:
trict including Milwaukee, Chicago and
Joliet have agreed on lower scale oi
wages for the coming year. The reduc-
ton is 1914 per cent. but no agreement
has been reached, as the employers
demand redu ction of 90 per cent. The
convention of members of the AmAlgs-
mated Association Of the District, yes-
terday, in reply to the circular from
Mechanics Lodge, No. 2S, of Penn
sylvapis, demandingSthe resignation
of President Jarrett, passed resolution
expressing perfect COINCIDENCE ant
esteem in him, and demanding the ex'
puision of Mechanics Lodge for SOWING
dissenslous in the ranks of the body
Daily Republican., 1882-10-20
r,rntI.aat Night

II M a M
At A late hour last niglt' . Y
colored men engaged in a nSa.% ",
and Market streets, during N-
of the number received a aS'VSSJ
ihis lead with q blaCsjack. !. N
| Decker add o.acer z'ISy SIyI,s.Sn' sT9
| appearance, wien the OSlIlss'ST Gsscr
| tered in ali directions; , UHss " y,
| succeeded in getting hola Cl nns u
| party, who was beating bost,5s sn'i 4
the head with an umbrella. IN
| struggled and his coat "ss ts.S ~, a
| wav 4p the back. BE tn'S Si'
| to Sin out of it and make q " M
The man who was cut On IIe G',r 4
| his wounds dressed at the NY Ga1
| Chief Of Police Hawkins, s., and and
by has the split coat, q nS' osn am n
brella, which the owner poiis tSN
applying to the Chief OF fUl
Daily Republican., 1882-10-20
Mayors Oonr,,

Daniel Moore and james VIII
were before the Mayor last evSl
end fined 80 cents AMI costs eaI,
be. ny drunk on Market street
John Monahsn was Char1st \
having committed an assault Spa
terry on Michael Haughey Svl
witnesses were examined for lhs M
cution, among them being one M
Sullivan, a young Irishman, Vba
sured the Mayor that the whOls trO1
WAS caused by Michael, who had h
home and eat four svppen, HeI
testified that the complainant /
drawn a knife on the defendant
took him by the back Of tho neck
Ishook him Hntil lie was forced 10
| it. The lady that kept tho board
house testified to the same effect
the Mayor after informing Kid
that If he produced many more
witnesses he would be convicted
self instead of the defendant, dsa
the case.
George r. Oadwalader was ChaI
by Detective Jones with being I'D
| and disorderly around the depot
the Mayor after hearing the tSiia
of the officer imposed a fine t 81
costs.
These young men were going d
Market street last evening SbOI
o'clock, acting in very dlOrdetly 4
ner. They had their arms hnkea,O
pying the whole pavement ,andpuS
people in the street, When
reached Eighth and Market streets, ,
kicked over some baskets filled |
IOysser shells, and two OF them WsEl
rested by an officer who had
Watching their proceedings ON
them was disposed to be somewhat
pertinent at the hearing last even
and the Mayor imposed a hne otE
costs on each
Daily Republican., 1882-10-20
New BncAW heat
Y. D. Pickels, 407 King street.
MARRIAGES.

PATTON-O'DANIELs Philadelphia, or
the 1lth inst, at tho church OF the lnoar
nation, by Rev. j. D NeWlin, Mr.. q. Pat
ton OF Camden, N. j., to Miss Dora O'DAn-
tel, OF wilmington, Del.
MODE-HURST-OnO Oct. Is, blythe Rev
X. b. Cook, u. D., at the residence Of the
brides parents ne u Now Castle, EDWARD
b. Mode and Miss Lizzie A. Hurst.
JOHNS Dot. 10, by the Rev
X. b. Cook D D.. at the residence OF Tho
brides parents, Samuel II. Johns and miss
Lulu b. Brown.
PARKER-DEPUTY- Dot. 10, by tn
Rev. X. h. Cook, d. D., at the residence O.
toe brides mother, william l.. Parker and
Miss Ulara Deputy.
MILLER -BAYARD In Wilmington Oct
10, by the Rev. W. G. Parker, james Mil
Ter to Rachel Bayard.
|STERLING-FLAME - In Wilmington
oct. 10, by the Rev. W q. Parker, AsberrI
Sterling TO Mary A. Flaner.