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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-03

There was given in the city last evening
little ,olk's party, that was one OF the han.
pies. little affairs inlaeiuable--one ,hat IL did
ones. heart eoodto look in on. The OCCASION
was the fourteenth birthday OF Miss Name
daughter OF Mr.. aud Mrs. L. Ayres residing
st No. 1916 Market street. Neat inyiix.
lions were sent out several days since. but
We arc sorry 10 say all could not be
responded TO i'll person, owing to tho illness
that Is now prevalent among our young folks
However, about S.oclock the ,parlor was
comfortably filled and what u Jolly time
they did have. Miss Name was n Charming
: little hostess, receiving and entertaining her
guests In Il perfectly lady-ike manner. Prof
Weber was present and DC played for tho
lads and lassies when they desired To dance.
As uesrly all were pupils OF Prof. Mullln's
he was ALSO present and looked after
the dancing Games followed anti surper
.was announced, when all else was forgotten,
A ter disposing Of tao elegant refreshments
tho sguesls said good night, and were ull in
led by midnight, well pleased viii, the even.
ing. Oar society, man dropped In and en-.
Aeay0red 10 take the names OF those coming
bellies and heaslx that were there. but couldn't
db.ain them all. A few are noted Misses Sid.
die OF, Myrtle Sa.teriield, Annie Williams,
Bessie Atkinson, Bessie Cro,hers. Annie
Rahr, Matte Weber. Masters Howard At.
kinson.fl Willie GRics. Willie SZegeniclder,
WilliA'llsird and Walter Hall. a number
OF the parents were also present.
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H
The dog which accompanies Frank Frayhe,
anu takes part III his plays, Is called
Jack" Jack weighs about ninety pounds,
una can boast that In hisveins flows the blood
OF three noble races-thc mnstin, bull,doy
and st. BERNARD. lie Is fourteen years Of
age, and for twelve years he has belonged 10
Frank Frayne, OF whose dramatic COMPANY
he is now an honorcd member. Ills original
cost was y, but his owner said "So,n when
Lord Lonsboro offered $500 for him wear or
two nEo. .,HI MAJ n
Jack has u keen sense OF his own dignity.
aud never mlbgles freely with s,rapgers,
However, he Is always friendly to the rail.
road men, whom he encounters In the course
OF his travels, Stands IN" with the members
OF the press. and Is ON intimate terms with
leading hotel men throughout the country. /
Jack dslikes rehearsAls. He only toler.
ates them because lie deems then, necessary
for other members Of the company. When
"calied" for one he growfs his disgust, md
walks through" his part in negligent, In.
doient way, that would do credi. to MANY
MI old staser. ,s4sI l,7.,GiC'7l. -.
At night he Is fully alive to the reatire.
ments OF his position. lie knowsa all his cues,
ana never has 70 be prompted. lie sleeps In
his masters dressins.room until the time
comes for bin to 80 OH, when he awakeus,
trots obediently to the stage, and, as soon ms
ne hears 4hIs cue, raslies on to perform his
duty. In his secret heart he considers him,
sell the best actor in the company, and, when
last night he rot a "call," he trolted ont in
front OF the curtain and acknowledged the
plaudits OF the audience, - 4.....5.= - 1'.'-
lie is on friendly terms with all tie mem.
ners OF the company, and has long since es.
Observation-Disclosures re! asians With Mr, Frames
daughter Clara, . little girl OF eight, for whom
he has the rendered regard.
jack has not always regarded the other
4nndrlli eds In The company with favor.
when the new lion arrived he psid him a
formal call, and he wasso impressed with The
SIZE and dignity Of the king OF beasts that he
quickly extended to him The olive branch,
and the two have been the best of friends
ever since. But when The hyepas made
friendly overtures 10 him he walked away
without attempting to GOnceal his disgust,
THERE'S as:ene III "Mardo, the Hunter" in
winch the star, Frank Frayne, is seen ling,
desolate and forsaken, on the ground near
his Siberian hut. The wind whistles mourn.
iully through the bare branches Of the trees
aud the snow falls silently and steadily on
the PROSTATE man. t.II.u 5,.lly',7it
~ have no friends near m,," he exclainls
sadly, md Jack emergcs from his kennel aud
iieks h!s !Hasters face and lies down besides
him. II Is o piece OF Mute aching which,
Tor pathcs and beauty, SURPRISES everything
else in the play. II.'s
Jack has visited Wheeling before, and will
be remembered for the prominent part lie
;ook in "Si alocn,l'' wheel that play was xiv.
en- here BY Mr., Frayne. In l0Ho.,
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herman Carr, for Ne.t YIrrlnIa,

Hon. Henry B. Miller, State Fish Com,
missioner for the First Congressional district.
has received the following letter. Parties
desiring to obtain fish to stock ponds should
communicate with Mr.. Miller at once.
u. S. CeMMIsslos Of FISH AND FlsllEnlrs, !
81 'wAsii!se?oS, D. c., Oct. 80, 1852
II R.; MlIf%G FL, sl4'e Nsh Commissioner,
DEAE SIN I'VE intend To draw OF Inc earn
ponds IN day or two, .and the distribution
will begin Immediately thereafter. Our plan
is TO ''rst supply the Northern aud North.
western sta.es, and We shall probably reach
die aud last OF November. ''''N
Is necessary That your list OF applicants
be illed in this office, as the quota allowed To
each STATE must 'Ge detefmihed by The de-
mnnd. Please, therefore, forward the sang
*llhopf Decay, Yours truly,
SPENCER +. BAlEp, y
n ,4f Commissioner
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ThcyEfnye cu,,,cA .,nI,

Five hundred more OF those elegant OH
tioth Window Blinds, with fixtures and
fringe complete, ready 10 hang, Tor 50 cents.
loJ ladies' gum coats for 81 81. Ladies' dol:
mans, coats and jackets cheaper than eve,
from s. to ~ also large variety Of plain
i i.na 'sney drsss goods at'alniost any priss
from SO ups The finest and hos. home. made
oiahkels from S3,to Slnr1An endless variety
ol lahhelS lsoM l2hc ur; also ladies' and
!.sp y underwear, shirts, hosiery, gloves, &C.,
Sa Ca d se9 nj i y y9p' wih .ass money, a,
JonN RoEMEG,
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single. "....................... 9IWidows.. :.
Married ~...~..-~-.,. ......1i Widowes....,
- RRaTl!s ppRISa -.-
Opcuing Concert.

q, Next Monday evening the Arion Society
opens its new club ,houte, corner Of Main
CONCERT IN itts theatre, which occupies aIithe
upper lloor. The admission has been placed
Ut 80 cents. Tkeprogra,nme prepared is one
OF unusual merit Mrs. G. W. Eotr is among
those who Will take part; also Prof Mafnene,
OF the Female College, and the Opera House
orchestra. The Society will sing several
choruses. After the concert the handsome
building will be thrown open for inspection.
Since the above was written it is LEARNED
tl,at Wheeln1g's yioinistl Prof: schockcy,
and The two ehalmingyoung yoealis,s, Missca
Annie and Aggie Hess. viii take part Ia ad-
d.ion to those already named The ladies'
will sing III qaartette. Tickets for the con-
cert are on sale ut Miller 4 Franzhcim's and
be at the door on evening Of concert. For
the ball Tuesday evening. none but those
with members ip tickets will be admitted,
They can now be procured &, c. A. Sclae!er's,
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"l1ow old are YOU" said IN ancient dam,
10 10 s',nninS little tarpo "wellif goe!
goes by Dc fun Use had, Use most huuJred j
.! thar all could measure their years in mi,
way, but how many measure them nv Iona
night watches, and almost fatal "coi,ph;nF
spells, which GOULD have been cured bv W.
bottle Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup taken in
kclSDn -s.-. .,#. ,gsz .E. 10 -. - 1900 ~
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AOTEL ARRIVALS,
s4'.JxMfs HOTEL.

ssnsSy, ,El!sbuIgl. Chas osleE Cincinnati. C
+ saTstiesm nt,etnaatt IA Garion.i Mo,indsvlltG
!, s siiin IMMdInasnowi ~ Sen,h, WNyneihiW
Il t' St!Ii !{eMn9nt McClQsiI. p!e1inPnt
i !, Butt, b o R Il ~ Nils ii Doitc
; SsT W,. Newark 4 Williams, Wettsyiu
In y miFS,kslu; hiyrla ! Mkister. ClarksbuE :
~ un'n S HmmMnhlnstoa Mel ormick. Dill Roy
: hsnty, beiia're tllg hickey. Zen!a 'sIEl'
Z Tucker, New Martinsv Mn ET'uctcr Wifn 70 ~.
Fnnk Tucker, Wellsb,,ry j ii Workman II q ~ va
Ro1t oakcs, Welsbutg Mis- Birds Oakas Wo,,,,
S a.. thut.sGn; tilsbnrsh Mn Mhry stcel,w Liberty
j ns ;iaa az ~ Kt .l
c RTip,on, Cadiz. o AP,Arthrr inw, St,,,,
= a Yans, !, ralrsieW 4 y oxna!d i vi, y Mil,
y nn~,, MmesSills Ep Cronin. BALTIMORE j
G ~ aoHt,l, lisveianu Z !! Matthew. New Phlln
Z < E9e!mn. Uie S,,.,. ncske.t. sc Il Ii,
= EMPEROR te !t'e9afga' Mis lAsgenbeE we9lsild
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M. 7. " pAys#rn. tho Main street
nho.'11srapher, desire. the Register to s,aio
that he vas not the artist referred 10 In Tie
SEEaaR kegI;ier't article entitled THE Niue
MsnsesT wbIcl, bRs Gt,raetea 50 m.'ell alien:
MON u,at at ,o says a,' s,s; a' Il, own ;a
mer was not the photographer mentioned IN
the arliele.-Daity Register, Nurtulbfr :. Z. "
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"eLACK:0RAUGHI"S cures dyspep-
sia, indigestion and heartburn. \ si' NJ
Sold by Logan & Co. IA. (, (, d ,,iiss

AS the season ~ now here when every Der
son |: In need Of good substantial foot wea
! desire to call attention to my )nrgs AMI
we'll selected stock OF seasonahls goods, which
/ ! sell ut lower priees, quality. considered
than can be purchased elsewhere D A rer
sonal inspection will convince you OF tbt
truth Of this statement, Il. Y. BLoSD.
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MRS. zlEGENfELpEE Is prepared 10
supply families with Il ilrst.ciass article
~ lee Cream to-day. 40. &c Twelfth
Street. rAr
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Tho First District. 0n,cial.

Owing 70 some mistake In the original tiy.
!res furnished It's yesterday. the official vote
for Congress in the First District was not en-.
tire'y rs given. The correct vote from the
Governors certificate, as signed yesterday, IS
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Reduction tn I'tRuttH.

Present stock Of pianos steinway, Knabt
Chickering, Haliet 4 Davis, Emerson, Hard
man, Guild, &C., ut the very lowest prices
and great reduction for cost. Call early auc
secure great bargains. 'lsI $50.
"A ~ Lucas Musrc SroRE, (.
~ q. E4.'ls 3ti'}~ ~ ~ ll42 Main street,
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HOW do you feel these crispy mornings
wiilioni I'll 0fcrc0ut' Come around to
the STAR; We have everything new aud
fresh; will make you feel comfortable in
body aud pocket. ,@ r.
f y u. GuNDllNG & CO., f.
d., w.. 30 Twelfth Street.
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,8WHEs purchasing eye glasses you sLould
bear ia mlna ,ha' tie 'iellHloid I{yc Glsssa.fi
are the best IN the market. For sale Nv nil
leading jewellers and op.lelans. Hwrsw
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q SILK Circulars, fur l,urd nj S15.VJ, which are
Rafth So Rp f'-
rleaAe call aNd see them. No trouble TO show
them whether YOU buy or not.
~ Mise. tluaks. comprising the handsomcst
girls Tor four 10 SIX Year, OF aye 81 and are
gcu for the price and Cur 'Rebecra" Jacket, ul
wOol, for Ladies', must be seen to be appreciated.
!, M Remember the st0Ie IL oh ELEVENTH 5T.,
near SecDnd Ward Market, ~ cell
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J: O. Ward, Sheriff Of Randolph county,
was IN the city yesterday, having come iii
aftcrdepositinE Elijah Tenney. the murderer,
whose case We noted u few days ago, in the
Moundsvi.fe penitentiury. Mr.. Ward Is a
me physical specimen Of manhood, standing
s11 feet five Inches in height, and weighing
him rs guard. s31 80, Z ! !
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WASHINGTON, y. G.. November 8, 1 4, NJ
For Tennessee mud the Ohio Valley. warmer
fair weather, with northwesterly, veerinc to
soutn%es;erly Winds stationary or lower
pressure. j.
For the Lower LIKE Region, warmer
iair weather, eastcrly, shifting to southerly
winds, with lower pressure. 4. 7l1,. : =.
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Thermometer RECORD.

THE usnal merchants lancl, at tho New
Mcl.ure House &h,tic Rooms laily.
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Il PItrnuRGl., November 2.-Kiyef q inche,
and rising. Clear and pleasant, -
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Thy llan,er.'s Sitter. NGn.er Sitter Co
Kitchen speclalties-Cinclnna,iS N. Y. Cir.
ca'Hts '!ecs tt5. l- $40
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4 TRIPLE .ouscs oil happiness good bus,
,ne.s!a conten,ei mind and bottle Of DR..
Balls Cough Syrup ps
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Boston, November st. 1881.

boston, november 20, 1851.
EpowN CLINICAL Co.
Gentlemen For years l have
beenagreatsuAeferi from Dyspepsia.
and could get no relief (having tried
everything which was recommend.
ed until. aeiius on the advice Of a
friend, who had been benefited by
BHowx's inox BrIEns, / tried i
bottle, with most surprising results.
Previous 10 taking l,ROwS's lRos
BirrERs, eyerythin. ate distressed
me, and ! suffered greatly from a
burning sensation IN the stomach,
Which was unbearable. Since tax.
4 Ing lsows's luoH EirrEks, all my
troubles arc at all end. Can cat ANY
time without any disagEerable ,c.
suits. am practically another
pe:>on. Mrs. W ]. FLvS:s,
% Maverick ST., F.. Boston.
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FADED articles OF all Kinds restored to
their original beauty by Diamond DYES:
Perfect and simple. Price 10 cents, at ali
druggists. @ q " " ~ Et"iiti' MwrIw :
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.Qhe Qttteiligentea:~
ONCE: Nos. 25 and 81 Fourteenth, Street.
New Advertisements.
The Argand Parlor Stove.

Plain House Made Handsome.
Il Cure Fi,s-Dr. II. G. Root. 49,, et.
10 Adyerlisers-Geo I. Bowel & Co, q
Cousump.ion-Dr. Y. A. Slocum.
For Cinclnnati-Stcancr ", Anderson
Use the Excelsior Baking Powder.
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SWINE or CARDUi' cures ir re-, ,l,,

painful, or difficult meustr,iation. 7tlb
Sold by'Losan & Co. 1E,'%t- =
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NEN CUMBERLAND

i
Our pilots and craftsmen are very anxious
70 have the river come up, so that the faii
tooa''ne can he done before cold weather SETS
Someofour farmers have the Western fever
John hdin and family have sold out and will
soon 500, settle IN DeKalb county, Mo-, while
iSSucl'anon Heron, we have been told viii
shortly settle i'll Kansas. .,5,-I-G" :, ~
Toronto over the river Is havinga full run
OF shows this fall. 1t has new hall, and Is
making good use Of it. If We are to Judge
i,!oM the number OF shows they are having,
ny come means VIC have been given the 70
ny thus far, but there is time enough yet.
Yesterday qntc sensation VS. acreated nv
Two Italians coming into town with lave
D, bear, and giving exhibitions on the streets.
The Italians were very protuse with thai,
oaths when the nickels did not come iorth ~
they thought they should Tne bear was very
vel trained, aud did soma very fair antics,
70 the extreme delight Of the large crowd
OF boys. At noon twas surrounded by about
ao0 children from the public school. ~
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PERSONAL GnSSIl'.
Rricf notes Gathered About Wheeling
70. Folks and Their Friends.

1tFlcI nOtcA Gntherei ABDUL Whccltu.
Folks and Their Friends. l
Mr. q. 9. Dewey has returned FROM an ex.
tended western trim.
". II. THnstal!, the vel. known Haiti.
MORGAN, Is ngAtn In the city. 4,
Mr.. Samucl K kuotc, OF Beverly, Ia IN the
city, with his bride, visiting relatives.
Mr.. D. W. Taylor, Of Randolph county, a
Gommittee Clerk OF tho last House OF Dele.
gates. IL in tae city on business. 4
t'Wm. eidebush, Jr. of thls city, left yes.
terday Tor Clinton, Iowa, to accept a position
With Messrs. Zoecklcr T. Memminger,, also
wheeling boys who arein the' butcher bust.
ness at TINT plaee..,, :. - : -. "3g5g'g'l"
Col. Ike johnson, editor OF tho parkers,
burg ,Frehp,dp, who Is now in town, IN u
modest man, but nevertheless he Is OF the
opinion that his little Ratchet counted jor
something in the recent election In this and
the Fourth districts. 51
4 The GAINESVILLE Enterprise has this to sav
ahop!t 'hp PHshRg-Berry wedding "Mr
.'ushlng was a young society man, we'll
known ~ Rarnesyil!e, and j large cifale OF
friends will Join in wishing hi III and his
young bridea happy and prosperous life."
Mr. y. j. Scott, the s,ate Secretary elect OF
Wheeling, was originally u Guernsey county
boy, mailing, We believe, from Milwood ar
Oxford township-ano.hcr spring Of Penn.
royu; love. His wife is also from this NEIGH.
horhood. = t1rTesriRe Enterprise. Yes; But
lie Is State Senator, not Secretary. n
Or. Bates told an lSrELLrdExcgR man last
evening that he bad yereiyed 4 note from Qr.
lpdegfaG, aud that 10 could 10 said u be
improving. though he still suffers intense
pain nlost all the time nr. Rates says the
disease Is not ons that often proves fatal, and
he thinks the distinguished patient viii re- re.
cover. 90 a :i.'5f,s ,s.ss - sa .rqF- 4 (
Oscar. Eammolsturg Esq, arrived In the
city yesterday from Paris, having arrived In
New York, on board the steamer Seryia
which also brought 10 this country the re.
noyne4 patti, His wife and son arc still IN
Paris Nr. Ramu,elsb burg will be the ,Alcsi
short time. |3.Stl $3.50 !. :
]: q. Ward, Sheriff OF Randolph county,
was In the city Yesterday, having come III
aftcrdepositinE Elijah Tenney. the murderer,
whose case We noted n few davp npo IN IN
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WoMEs that have been bedriI.len Tor rea,s
have been completely eu1ed by the Use Of
Lydia y PIN y! hams Vegetable Compound, /
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EMSHEIMER'S
Cloak Rooms.
'... -.
10 ELEVENTH ST., BET, Main & Market.

We Gre now prepared 10 oilt: to the Wholesale
and Retail Tnde the largest siI most varied stock
and Circulars In the city. our two Cloak Rooms
art icd with the very latest styles, and arc being
tcpleni,hei almns: daily which We are selling
cheaper than any house In The trade
sc Otler the following as speech tiles;
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IGnn.7U6o I.TSllinii

I0ITs plnrAllty ....,..... 4 Nh
Iors majority oyer alls i2Os
sTayior county gave one vote for Col. Dan John.
soa and One for Col. BoI MarhaIt 100'''''i
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->$~----
DEATHS DDlSGS.
Report Of the CIiy llcnltl, Onicer 70


Proportion IN .U0 OF population per ann,Ini.
Deaths &liAc month lust year.. 70
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NATIONAL PROHIBITION CONTENTION.

CHICAGO, Aug. 23.-The national pro
hibition convention met in Farwell hall at
ten o'clock. Three hundred delegates are
present. Some states are represented very
largely, some of the more distant ones not
at all. Gideon Stewart, of Ohio, chairman
of the national prohibition reform eXecu-
tive committee, called the convention to
order, and in a brief speech said that in
many localities and states the prohibition
lists had burned the bridges behind them by
cutting loose from other parties,
which had arrayed north and south
against each other. The prohibitionists
wanted party of honesty, Of honor, and
they wanted the burial of the Sc crime stain
ed and blood stained parties.
Rev Jno. Russell, of Michigan, was
elected temporary chairman. He also
spoke favoring grand national prohib-
tion party. Phoebe Cozzens of St. Louis,
and Mary p. Willard, of Chicago, were
appointed secretaries.
Mr.. Young, OF Iowa, representing one of
the three Iowa delegations, asked if dele
gates. not committed to the
third party movement, though in full
sympathy with the prohibition, were to be
excluded His delegation wanted
to- know before submitting conditions.
If barred out then he would 60 to work
on their own earnest lives. The chair
said that those would be barred out who
hadn't abandoned affiliations with demo
Gratis, republicans, greenbackers, or any
other party that hadn't declared in
favor of legal prohibition of the
liquor traffic. The committee on Gre
dentials was then named. Mrs. J. A.
Brown and Rev. Arthur Edwards delivered
address of welcome, and J. B. Finch, Ne
braska responded. Recess till D. III.
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FOREIGN.
Arabi's Troops Retreat in
Disorder.
A Mistake of an Austrian
Commander.
The Arctic Explorers COM
ing Home.
Egyptians Firing Villages on
their Retreat.

ALEXANDRIA, Aug. S3.-The Austrian
gun boat Nautilus. bound from Port Said
10 Alexandria, passed Aboukir on Monday.
The commander seeing white flag flying
on Aboukir forts, supposed they were in
pOssession of the British and sent a boat
ashore with an officer and twelve men,
who were made prisoners by the Egypt
tians.
IsMAuIA, Aug. 23.-Since the engage
ment at Shalof the enemy left every posi-
tion they held between Suez and Ismailia,
and retreated in disorder toward Zagazig.
Indian cavalry will come on here.
ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 23.-L. T. Berry,
who commanded the Rodgers, and Engineer
Melville, Of the Jeannette. will be received
by the Gear this afternoon. They start for
home tomorrow.
PORT SAID, Aug. 23.-Natives are now
returning and resuming work. 1t is re-
ported from Ismalia that a force of the en-
envy, numbering about 1900, have taken
up position ten miles distant from there.
Decentralization of troops will he complet
ed tomorrow.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Aug. 23.-It is stated
the Sultan hesitates to ratify the military
convention with England on account of
the anonymous threatening letters from
Syria, Arabia and Egypt. 1t is reported
the Porte received unfavorable dispatches
from the Syrian governors.
ALEXANDRA, Aug 23.-Fires were
observed last evening in the neighborhood
of Aboukir and Kafre Dworf. 1t is be-
ieved that part of the Egyptian forces are
burning villages.
KINGSTON, Ont, Aug 23.-The fishing
Inspector has stopped Americans from
fishing in Canadian waters. A number
of steam yatchs and small boats have been
operating in the vicinity of Wolfe and
Sincoe islands. The inspector informed
them that they had no right there unless
licensed. Some tourists declined, at first,
to move, but did so on threats being made.
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oP1ATEs IN CoNsuMpIIoN.

The usual practs III cases Of consump-
ton is to give powerful anodynes to quiet
the cough" In all affections of the lungs
this aggravates the disease by weakening
the vital force ofthe system. The true and
only way to cure cough. is to tone
and strengthen the respiratory organs, pro-
mote expectoration, and exercise healing
influence on the irritated and tender mem
branes which line the breathing tubes and
envelope the lungs, and it has been proved
beyond cavil, that Hale's Honey of Hore-
hound and Tar effects these objects when
all other means have failed. Thousands
of the hopeless cases of the Faculty have
been cured by its use.
Pixies Tooth-Ache Drops Cure in one
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