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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-02
TUo0FEa4s

Regulate first the stomach: second. the
liver; especially the frst, 20 as to. persosm
their functions perfectly, and yoa wil 70.
move at Ieasf niDeteenstueatietha q all
the ills tha. mankind Ii heir 70. in this OF
any other climate. Hop Filters "a the only
thing that will give perteoAAy heaithy nat
ural action 10 those TO oFBAnA -Assas
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-02
Re~p7ef (aranteA.

HhaRrssURG. Pa February 1.-The Gov
ernor has granted q respite to John Cesfe,
sentenced to I've bznged March 2ith for the
murder of Emma Myers. Of York county.
The case is now before the Supreme Court.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-02
'~'a Exports and the Market.

ls...E,>' ,,&>' February The PoSi says
y, III OF gold for Europe to-day -,
=. =. .No! accounts, less than 5000, 900.
al -. one-half of which represents
~,.a.lSartions, the shipper being his
- The Smallness of the specie
- = - and The more favorable tenor Of
IA :, s,'''ees have together improved the
'1e stock exchange market.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-02

Csrn.krsssRG, KY, February 1.-The
Testimony FOR the defeuec in the Crafts
Ashlcssd mustaer trial is now closed and ne.
ebdtfae e~vfderrs is now being hefd. Argu-
ments begin tomorrow
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-02

SNOW fell last night throughout. New
,,-s and the New England States to
-, d.n.h ola foot or eighteen inches.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-02

CaAEL,STos s. C., YebspaU i.-M the'
spring needing 0 The South Cersains
Jockey Club, IN Tbs thsse-fosrth nile nasy
Pride woa. sho5tpsn secon4 - ~
Nelson third. Une, i:B. .
Nile and IN eighth, CSl. ee1en -
Cape Clear seooaa snd kAne AteA DoS
Mile Sasb. Lipchpin vsn. Boaaiss ooaoaS
..oond md PyIds hisd. Time, 1slA
NiIs and Q suart@, Reiisst vs1, 49,
rock second, and Fanklin thisd 1uaA,
2:H 80
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-02

lhr icOt statement shows a reduct-
70 tie public debt during january,
Sl@97S, $50; cash in the treasury,
EasI, is; gold certificates Outstand-
+ N,lSS, In; silver certificates, sos
|A57n; certificates Of deposit, Sll, DO,-
9r'uniiug certificates, $50, 100; le-
lenders, $34G, ISL, ,0l6; fractional eur
p, T,U'9, i93; cash balance availa-
>'r;,"Dl 49,.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-02

oasc>sman William +, Robinson,
GnpSlyn, was more than a third of
anuasy ago q Washington CORE
esiru.' 1t was his special delight
5'''gu.e congressman for their foibleS,
; cp man Of that day welded u
Ea,"rpyH. Now the present genera
e % Washington correspondents OBJ
2 ,daJ he also has his fOible, and he
-,.,y ,n have his turn on the grid
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-02

4. eid aterribie,Skin diseass'of head
= ,, r&ErNA cured him. Mes- E.
: ''i,s5Urgh.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-02
! "''s Bonds-IndIeted for Murder.

~, - February 1.-The State Fund
h. .S9f .Se9efS have issued an order calling
"A ,,aaSed and fifty five-twenty State
F. MUS Tor payment the first of
IN, ,.Ien "aen these bonds are paid the
: ,,;su ,,g;SsuSed ICED since January first, 1871,
p Hr'--~SV0 The grand Jury have in
q. ,SSu ,,sN5u Brown and Patrick McGlew
p, -''er OF Mrs. Doris last Saturday
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-02

r7.9~. Young ladies were drowned at
p,,,.iuay Depot, Va, while attempt
=, ,r,>s the river in frail boat, yes
,snia'.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-02

inc \. IiilL local car tracer of the
r,kns Valley road, was run over by
!, engine yesterday forenoon, and in
s,Hi!y Au!ed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-02

rnnssss. sssi.. -
6. e ~ - tsa 80
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-02

eosx, February i<-rhN sqpnaie1!9ee1
under the lspd 81 na9s . -
ducaion tn rent yesterday. u ~
farm on Lord EdOn0nfs eco?y
ducsd from fat 70 ~ ~ - -
sesersi otbera esrs speseed - psf
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-02
A CHASTITY SCHEME


Interview With scoyfle on the Subjective
Admits that Negotiations are Pend
ing and Endorses the Pro-
jeet---Whst tse Pro-
ieetof Says
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-02

Duss,s. ESlxsafy E-1hs cs.s - -
0ursns isssk, o.. ~ sresst ~ - ob "a
iencs - s!Yssa q = ss..s:s 4sse :.
ssyssai is1y lsaEseu = ~ AsBA0941 ~
ios poe 1s2isg III = - q - eSpsnko
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-02

locality, which Melville and the Russians
are searching ardently. II the ship is not
found before spring, may charter steam
er and search the coast and islands between
the rivers Olenck and Kolyma? II yes.
send two active line officers to assist. Co
operation by the authorities hearty and in
telligent.
lSiguedl HoyTH,s.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-02

Tie >rlui-annual dividends To be paid
RoIon, next month, will aggregate
H' -. Nothing is said about the
icnd> that will not be paid, but if
tia, have been promised and failed
coHir tolight should be aggregated the
y,ycs wolld he Immense. And Bos-
/, a pretty fair place for investments,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-02

Ssia Is. Anthony will be 81 years
we blush to murmur it., on the
L % February, andthe wOman's clubs
L, Iagtr Of the country are preparing
rrbTatc the event. Why they should
vonucr, since Susan has done about
Iuch To postpone the wOman's mil
hum ~ 20 further il.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-02

g,rmsuy has a population Of 5,23I,-
| ~ oi whom about 9,0OO, ,OOO are entitled
/, vse though only 5,OOO,OOO voted ut
| ~ hSt election.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-02
The Vote,

After further argument by Messrs. Beck
with and Monroe, Mr.. Ferguson called TO
the ayes snd nays on Mr.. Hubbard
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-02

The Imperial Bank of Germany has
-u,i the -ste of discount to six per
.,t and the rate of interest on advan-
I'D seven per cent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-02

~sry.eigLt paSSengertrainS now leave
q, s.r.vc daily AZ the Chicago and
.Taw~reru Railway COmpany's de-
y. 10 Ina, rjty,hnd about seventy on
,.g. ,yhcr sixteen roads centcring
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-02

! Cpa.iaaed on Ro,wta Rlge.l
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-02
A @ndefnneal Criminal.

This is purelyibusiness matter with me;
and business is business all the time. ]
don't know what Guiteau's relatives think
about il, but they are poor, and II seems TO
me that after all the abuse they have re.
oeiyed from him during the trial. and all
tbey have had to suffer in consequence oi
his act. they ought to have some recon-;
pense. Now, haven't the slightest doubt
that their share Of the proceeds from, this
enterprise will amount to between Si,0Vl
and 8. .OOU. This will he some consolation
TO them after what they bave suffered.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-02

NEw Eo8S. February l.-Joseph Gun
nineham. foreman OF the ObSerror compos
ing room. is regarded as lost in the Prb
Row fire Yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-02

Concerning Senator Hdmunds' soninsv
ton 70 the Supreme Court bench IN P's's
OF Hunt. Senator MnrriI satd yestsraAg
that he diseredited- IT. asd thought -
uunds would decline the pisce, - be diS
beterr. n Il wess. Offered him. u h
thought By many ths4 ths plscs will fall =
the lot OF some New Yosksr, and thal
Judee Blstcbfosd hsy the best show. Ths
\ umor thst Chisf Judss ABdssvs, u -
New York Court .d. Appsals, will y 49,
dered the nomination l. not credited ~ his
friends. IbAs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-02

causyrssmau Hill yesterday intro
vi . bill reducing postage on letters
Salci packages TO two cents for
-iof 1n ,omce or under; four cents
,oyrr haitian ounce or under two
ac,S. and for each additional two
l,,, ot fraction thereof two cents
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-02

r.,C.,w bond star route cases Were
sa.9 Yesterday, at Washington,
lm,,t III the time occupied by argu-
~, Concerning the production in
M g, certain bids and the contents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-02

The ruins of Tuesdays great fire are
,an hot to admit of a search for
,h, No more missing have been
,a,r,,~i % the police.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-02

lis this scheme OF yours a recent coucep'
tom" asked the visitor.
"Oh, no-not by any means. / wrote to
Guiteau soon after his trial began, making
a similar proposition to him. He wrote a
reply. which have not with me now, say.
ing he was disposed to regard my proposal
with favor, but that he would have TO refer
me to his counsel. You may have read
something about it at the time. In regard
10 the present affair, may say that have
no feeling for Guiteau one way or the
other. He is simply
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-02

The Commissioners of Internal Reve-
rports the quaRtityof spirits in dis
~ warehouses, January lst, S73,-
4ltaxable gallons, which is about
~ nsiinlrs iu excess of last year.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-02

.,r voice Of England's peasautry is
..uu,Ig 20 make itself heard amid
i'm rrthe Irish struggle. Their cry
'.rr alolishment of old forms of
.~,,on and robbery, and it is doubt
|;urn ever again be sileneed ex-
s The concessions which are de
The daily gazette., 1882-02-27
SECOND EDITION
Tine Mason Court-AIartIaI.

WARRINGTON, February 26.-Ths
defense in the Mason court martial
Will begin tomorrow, and 1T is ex-
pected that this branch OF this case
will occupy at least another week.
1t is learned from a trustworthy
source that the officers of the court
have no desire to see the prisoner
punished severely Tor his attempt on
assassin's life, but will be compelled
to bring him in guilty of violation of
army regulations. They will, how
ever, after making up their verdict
sign paper recommending Mason
as proper subject for clemency, all
though being Of the opinion that his
rashness was, to say the least ILL
timed. The talk of the prisoner to
outsiders has tended to do him more
harm than good but as the sympathies
OF the court martial are enlisted in
bis behalf, the punishment, if any ls
decided upon, will be made as light
as possible.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-27
A Carleus suIt for Damnreu.

UNIoNTowN, Feb. 26.-A case at
once curious and important is that of
David Terrence, whose farm adjoins
the land on which are the coke ovens
Of Cochran, Keister d Co. Terrence
is suing to re over for damages which
he says has been done to his land, al
leging that the smoke from the ovens
has diminished its preductiveness.
He claims, for instance, that not only
is his grass crop made lighter, but
even that which does grow is SO
vitiatcd that the effects of the smoke
and SCOT are perceptible in the milk
and butter that come from the COWS
which Craze on his farm. He lays his
damages ct $1,000.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-27
LOCAL LINES.

The new principal OF Tue Boys High
School enters upon his duties to-day.
Asbuiy NJ. e. Church will hold its
missionary anniversary Oh thursday
evening.
CapatIsts should keep their mi nd
fixed on the sale OF the AlAs House
property, March 10Th and 16.h.
The Rev. Thos. Hanlon, ID. D., Presi-
dent OF Pennington, N, j. SemiDary,
preached at ST. Paui's M. E. Church
yesterday.
On Saturday evening tha congrega-
tlou ofSt. Paul's NJ. L. Churcn elected
Joseph Pyle, Benjamin Murgatroyd aud
j. U. Pickles TO serve as trustees for
three years.
A meeting of the New Castle Presby-
terry will be held in Middletown to-day
for the purpose CT sevcring the pastoral
relations between Diawyers Church,
Odessa and Rev. Mr.. l. ,uderbough.
J. e. Townsend, OF Delaware, was
among the graduates of the Pennsylva-
mia College of Dental Surgery, in the
Academy of Music, Philadelphia, on
Saturday last.
Saturday afternoon Sheriff Clark sold
a twC-story brick dwelling house, on
Poplar street, above Front, to Charles
Helnel, for $l,210.
Police officer Dowlin, who has been
of duty for over a month on accOHnt Of
a broken ankle, is able to walk around
the house with tho aid of crntches.
The Philadelphia Sunday Times says:
One of the han isomest dinners of the
week took place at the AdIne Hotel on
Friday, given by Mr.. and Mrs Charles
IL. Godfrey to Mr., and Mrs. William
Rob nson, who have returned from their
bridal tour. The full wedding party,
including number Of frienCs from
New York, atterded the dinner. The
table was SO embedded with flowers
that very little of the cloth could be
seen, aud the room was redolent with
lilies and ses and other fragrant bios
SONS.
Twenty-nine deaths last week.
Market street bridge is closed for re-
pairs.
The g. A. r. Fair will continue In the
Cly Ball during this week.
The Board of Education will meet
in res IL a. sess on tits evening.
Grace cbu oh ra sad 5000 tu ing the
past year for mlssioI ay purpts =.
Twenty SIX p,rions were bal tiz I'd in
Della Rare Avenue church, last evening.
Every business man will fiud IT te his
interest to advertise In the DAILY GA
zErTE.
John Moir & Son have lad p a. b
walk, about Que foot wide, from the
| rlilroad to their works. The hrm are
making a. a.rangemen to slaughter catte
| at 'he canneIy.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-27
FIom the N. Y. Herald.
''InAdVertent LeKisIatiOn." :"

Senator Bayard, of Delaware, spesk-
ing OF the Pension Arrears act IN the
Senate the other day, said IL was q piece
of "inaivrrtenC leRi.laiion;" that no
Senator knew the chaI aeter OF the bill
when it WIS rassed, or hal any idea OF
MS extent Ir tendency, aud especially of
The amount of money which under its
operations would be taken from the Trs.
asury. While the S-nators did not
know this the jobbeIs and Lobbyists and
pensions claims agents were perfectly
aware all the time of the effect OF the
measure. 1t is re Election upon the. wiz
dom Of Congress to say that aIy lSg sla-
tiOn Is "Adverient." IL suOuld be Impos-
sibls fol bill to pass CoUgress taking
from the Treasury hundreus Of millions
OF dollars-a measure unOalled Tor and
cortupt-without It's character being
discovered. either by the inv, st cations
of a committoe or in cCurs5 OF dehare.
1t would have been almost impossible
under the Engl sh 81 stem for an act OF
this kind to have psssed, because the
hIst Investigations Of its character by
the Cabinet would have developed the
very fac's which Senator Bay ard, 5ena.
tor Beck and others have expl uned to
the couutry.
Much pressure will doub less be
brought to bear against the repeal or
amendment of tue PeLsioIs Arrears act.
The lobby In its interest is strong. ALI
the same the Pension Arrears act is an
Infamous outrag-, and If unfortunately
Its repeal should be defeated by corrupt
lobby lists steps should be taken to Wsrd
prosecuting to the end the large num-
Der of "claimauts" who have Obtained,
or attempted d TO obtain, pension moneys
by fIaad, and especially by forgery
The daily gazette., 1882-02-27
VIII Gladstone Resign ?

LONDON, Feb. 27.-The Telegraph
publishes the following prominently I:
"A belief prevailed in political cir
cles yesterday evening that owing to
the action of the House OF Lords con-
cerning an investigation of the Land
act operations and the consequent diff
ficulty of continuing the government
in Ireland Mr.. Gladstone has deter
mined to resign" Mr.. Gladstone has
invited his supporters to meet at his
residence tc day to obtain an opinion
on the course to be pursued in regard
to the House of Lords committee of
inquiry. Lord Cairns has been ap-
pointed chairman OF the committee in
place of the Duke of Somerset, who is
unwell.
The Observer says it believes that
the Cabinet on Saturday resolved that
the condition of affairs in Ireland rem
ders it imperative on Mr.. Gladstone,
at whatever cost to other interests of
public business, to proceed with the
resolution declaring that an inquiry
into the working of the Land act
would be injurious to the interests of
good government in Ireland.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-27
gAs gaiIy SHstttt.
FIRST EDITION.
TeIegraphic Summary.

:. renorted that both Germany and
[,,ri, have given orders for the
EsnOtbening OF their ca tern fortre'ses.
Irn tbo trial of tie nlbIl y consplrators,
III ara charged with the 0sssssination
4 ,,a late Czar OF Russi the defend
h concluded th' ir testimony on
n,.daV and the prOset ution opened
Russian officials are to be
s,ralned 10 the future rom discussing
cation, ofstlre policy on their own
Z,,u,,-Phe Austrians claim 10 have
In victory over The HerzeRovin'an
o,oeuts IN nine hours lat 10 NJ
.tac.-HerzpgovinIau refugees srs
zck,nv into Mon'en' gfo.- ERLt pet
IL have been indicted a Vienna for
t0,riluanR by their negligence TO the
If life at the burning Of the Ring
.,oue.-The obstructive quarantine
n,lat,ons having betn modified steam
ara now passing thr, ugh the Su'z
al-Tbe Brit ,h government a. pre-
"a, the man-oi-War Wolverine to the
eminent OF New South Walks rs a
An explosion in q coal mine at
bben, Austria, killed one hun,ired aud
Nv person..
The daily gazette., 1882-02-27
THE ODESSA OUTRAGE

NO NEW DEvELOPMENTs IN THE
CABE-A PREIdMlNARY HEAR-
ING BEFOhE MAGISTRATE VAN
DYKE.
There seemD to be no new develop.
ments in the dastsrdly outrage that
was committed near Odessa. on
Thursday afternoon last, beyond
those fully gwen In the GAZETTE OF
Saturday.
The licherOus fiend was gwen a
hearing at 9 O'Clock on Friday even
ing before Esquire VanDyke, of
Fdessa, at which the little victim of
the foul deed, related, between her
uncomfortable sobs, the story of the
crime, and also positively identified
the inhuman wretch.
Elias Pryor, colored, testified to
seeing the prisoner at the door of the
victims father, as he was passing,
the prisoner called to HIM saying:
"Hello, old man." lie could not be
mistaken in the man.
Charles Bristor, colored, testified
to seeing the prisoner approaching
the house where the crime was com .
mltted. This completed the evidence
and the prisoner was committed
without bail.
While Deputy Sheriff Pennington
waiting with his prisoner at Middle
town for the train threats oflynching
were freely made and at one time il
looked as though the threats would
be carried into execution. The only
thing that unfortunately prevented
1t was the moving of of the train.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-27
Advance In Coal.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 25.-The line
and city and barber prices Of coal for
March were made public to-day, the
only change being an advance of 10
cents per ton on lump, steamboat and
broken for furnaces over the present
prices at Schuylkill Haven. No change
is made In Eastern prices for the pre- S.
ent, and the circular rates will uot be
altered until the railroad compaules an
nounce their spring tolls. The line. and
city prices Of the Philadelphia aud
Reading Ceal aud Iron Company for
whiteash coal at Schuylkill Haven al e;
Lump and steamboat, So; broken and
egg, $2.76; stove and small stove, $2.85;
chestn ut No. l, $3.50; chestnut No. 2,
ESQ; pea, No. l, $l.65; and pea No.
y $1.4O. The harbor price for delIv-
cry en- board vessels at Port Richmond
during Marcn are; Lump and SEAM
boatf $4.65, broken and egg, $4.30.
stove, 4.40; chestnut $4.15 and pea So.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-27
Railroad matters Of Interest.

The Baltimore g. Ohio extension to
Philadelphia, work on which was
commenced last Monday, is attracting
much attention along the proposed
route. Several bills are before the
Maryland Legislature concerning
taxes, rights of way, 60, and the en-
terprise is receiving different treat
ment from that accorded TO new rail-
roads in sections where none already
exist One Of the late moves Is a PEI
tition circulated and having many
signatures, to be presented to the
Legislature by the citizens OF Port De-
posit, to grant charter to the Balti-
more and Ohio bridge above Port
Deposit, and not below, and to secure
the privilege of crossing and recross.
ing, as at Perryville. These petitions
for special legislation are sometimes
made without regard to tue engineer
ing features devolved.
A company composed Of business
men from Plttsburg and the Connells-
vile region, through their trRstee,
COL j. M. Reid, of Dunbar, purchased
over six thousand acres of coal and
mineral lands, with fourteen large
farms, twenty-one town lots, and the
Ursina and North Fork Railroad,
which connects with the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, at the Somerset
and Fayette county line. At meet
ing OF The stockholders Col. ]. M.
Reid was elected president and w. P.
Thompson, OF Pittsburg, secretary of
the company.
The Newark and Delaware City
Railroad will be ready for the RAINING
of trains about the 10th of March. IL
will be necessary to build two stations
one at WhOrters, where the N. and
ID. Q. crosses the Delaware road, and
the other at Delaware City. The ma
terial for these stations is ready.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-27
Large Lnnd Parchnsen.

A deed veSing 10000 acres Of
land lying in Bath county, Va, and Pc
cahontss county, W. Va, TO Rol elt
Slr0ng, OF Washing on cLy, and Gen.
b. Il. Butler, of Boston Mass, was u
few days ago placed on iecord IN Poca-
hontas county. The survey is known
as the "Wilson Survey" There ere
otLer claims l,s tor the land, and litiga-
tion is anticipated. A Delaware real
estate agent has Affected tie sale of SO,-
QUO acres of land In Braxt0n county, w.
Va, belonging to the Davis aud Budd
heirs, CT Maryland and Delaware, al one
dollar per acre. Much If the land is
said to be covered with fine timber, and
to cover bed of coal. New York cap
itAlists are The purchase. s.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-27
Ihe Asssssment Lists.

The Levy Court completed the revi-
slon OF the assessme mt lists, last week,
and correct copies Of The same have been
prepared by the clerk Of the Peace, and
hung up for public suspection in the
following places:
First ward-Esq. Bertolette's Office,
No. SO5 Shipley street,
Second ward William Bareford's
store, on tue Third street bridge.
Third ward--Harry Witsil's cigar store
Maryland aVeLue aud Madison str eet.
Fourth William II. Robinson's q
cigar stoIe, No. 113 E. Fourth street.
Fifth ward-Latayttte Hotel, Ninth
and Shlpley streets.
Sixth wsrd-John Manz's saloon, N.
K. corner OF Ninth and walnut streets.
Seventh ward-Gsoree Roblnson's
saloon, 3. K. coroner Of Tenth and
Orange streets
Eighth ward--Grocery store at Eighth
and Spruce streets.
Ninth ward--Mr. SweeDey's grocery
store, 20O2 Market street.
Tenth wards. Il. coroner of Second
and jackson streets.
Eleventh wArd-Robeit Cottingham's Is
saloon, No. 300 MARY land avenue.
Those whose names do not appear on
the lists, should appear before the Levy
Court curing its session In March and
have them placed thereon.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-27
Organization Perfected.

The juvenile Missionary band con-
neeted with Central Presbyterian
Church, met In the'Sunday school room
OF the Church on Saturday afternoon
and perfected an organization by elect
ing the following officers:
Presldent--Mrs. Wslter d. Bush.
Vice-Presldent-Mlss Julia Bush.
SecretSry-Ernest B. McNair.
TTeasurer-Miss Bessie NJ. Gillespie.
The III eetlDg was well attended, there
being about fifty persons present. Short
addresses were made by Rev. DR.. Nix
on and wife.
A committee consisting of jamie
Ward, Freddie Green, Mabel Parke,
Nellie Chandler and Elsie Heebner,
were appointed to secure new members.
At the next meeting the question, "who
was the only missionary mentioned in
the Old Testament" will be discussed.