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Hostetter's Stomach Bitters extirpates
dyspepsia with greater certainty and promp-
titude than any known remedy, and is a
most genial invigorant, appetizer and aid to
secretion. These are not empty assertions,
as thousands of our countrymen and wo-
men who have experienced its effects are
aware. but are backed up by irrefragable
proofs. The Bitters also give healthful
stimulus to the urinary organs.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers gen.
e.olly s-,.r. - pa y, .-I-r .s. .-r.H. s.
Morris tribune., 1882-08-24

This cool lie is going the rounds: Twent,
women.of Iowa won some ice-cfeam by re
naming together for an hour without speak
ing q word. ~
Morris tribune., 1882-08-24
70 uembarrassment whateyer, Lifted up
II head at once and the Soperatoi
BASED his finger lightly along the right
eyebFog. This prelude was 30 sassured,
60 rave that fhn most cantiouS mind


could not have refused to recognize in it
power sure of itself, and of it's infali-
bilitS'. The princess felt it instantly, and
all the sympathetic currents of her MAJ
ture seemed to concentrate beneath that
lovely brow which the light fingers of
the operator were caressing. What fol-
lowed, human language has no words to
describe. The whole soul of Lord Fer
gus had passed into his fingers, and
seemed t. emanate in waves of electrici-
ty from their very extremity. He be-
gan by lassing his hand over the fore
head and cheeks of the princess, scarce
ly grazing them, causing the delicate
skin to tremble as if brushed by soft
zephyr. Returning afterward to the
I juncture of the two eyebrows, he follow
with his thumb, swept, going back, the
cheeks, and upward to the inner can
thus Of the. eye, to touch lightly the
nose, glide along the upper lip, linger
moment at the corner of the mouth,
and reach at length the center of the
chin where he stopped.
Lord Fergus, as an experienced oper-
ator, had reansons for stopping thus at
!, this first phase preliminary phase, in
Y fact-for in starting anew from the chin,
the operator became more energetic
! and animated. lie had sometimes en-
countered caprice and resistance from
4 the sick who were unable to bear his ir-
..sradiations. He hesitated, then, to OBJ
n serve the result of his efforts. But in
this case the expectant and completely
limo, doubt and after remaining a mo.
ment with head thrown back and eyes
closed, in order to collect his powers, he
resumed alisg 1nagnetic man piIlatiolls
Having LAID 9TH tEtifhbs fpon tie chin chin,
he descibed a fan with. the fingers OF
each hand, enclosing the cheeks of the
princess within itSn4oyed his harhls gem
Hyover all the surface ofThe face, slow
~ raising them to the temples, and low
ering them until they glided below the
-seaf 60 the back OF the neck and met
inthe tine soft hair. -He;then request
ed the princess to move hef. head gently,
Morris tribune., 1882-08-24

! Brick Pomeroys poser, "What Chicago
would do without Illinois, or Illinois with
ont Chicago is a conundrum. 49,,
Morris tribune., 1882-08-24

The water was Redeemed with blood when
large fish seized the foot ola Montreal
man, but the man got away.
Morris tribune., 1882-08-24
NEW RICH Blood!

PARSONS PURGATIVE PILLS N n r'. +
Blood, and will completely change the blood in the
entire system in three months ANY person who will
take one pill each night from one to twelve weeks
may, be restored to sound health if such thing be
possible Sold everywhere, sent by mail for let
ter stamps. I. 8. johnson Co., Boston, Mass, for.
.merlY Bangor, Me. "a - I-.ff. .ltll tLll.
Morris tribune., 1882-08-24

.fnnnT bgCATALOGUEl
AoAVh MECHANICS and MANU-
= = - FACTURERS write F. g..
DRAPER CO., SO East Third street, ST. Paul, MINI,
for their Illustrated Catalogue for 1882 book Of
131 pages giving prices and illustrations OF every tool
known to modern mechanism. Ready Feb. L. Build
ers and Mechanics will save time and money by cor
respon ding with this leading house in tools and
builders hardware. Send cents in stamps.
Morris tribune., 1882-08-24
Try the new brand Spring Tobacco.

Hay cut fourteen years ago has been kept
good in an Iowa barn. y. - --..--.
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TheSeCret

of the universal success of
Browns Iron Bitters is SIM
ply this: 1t is the best Iron
preparation ever made; is
compounded on thoroughly
scientific, chemical and
medicinal principles, and
does just what's claimed for
it-no more and no less.
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INDICATIONS.
LOCAL CHIPS
Sliced from tho News BLOCK by tho Re.
w = portOrinl Az. a..slFt. =
TIE campaign wake, warm. ~

Sliced from tho News BLOCK by tho Re-
= portorinl AK. ls5iF,.s
TIE campaign wakes warm. ~
1l.vEyou put up your stove?
The Season OF the yellow leaf Is here.
VESSoE says wo will have terrible winter,
THERE is a lul in the marriage license mar.
keL ,a.r. ,7l,ll'
PRESIDENT ARTHUR was 50 years old yester.
day. ,-.E q
BusIsEss was dull ut the State House yes.
terday. 2sa. s.}}-@5 y
THE Cadiz and Washington Fair, arc in
progress. 81 HG
THE days are shortening at the rate OF two
minutes per diem. M'GA Is.
The police court is not q very interesting
resort these dull days. 81. sGstET
A WEDDING In high life Is reported among
the impending events at bridgeport gr.
FOREIGN born men continue to enroll them.
selves rs citizens Of this country, but they
can never DO President. so" !
Tux first car load OF freight from, the W. 4
l.. +, road arrived here Friday. TWAS a load
Of cooper stutfior Park 4 Mears.-Ohio ldlley
Ners. .s[E i
"UScLE TONS CAniS,n with all the favorite
characters doubled up will be presen ted at
the 0pcra House Tomorrow afternoon and
evening. Az X,
TIE insurance ON the Nail City glass works
has been satisfactorily adjusted and the fac.
tory will be put in operationi in the shortest
possible time. ~ $ 4, ...sss 81
It is said the Wheeling Greek coal com.
pany lost ono hundred men. by the starting
Of tho mills. the men leaving TO take their
old places In the mills. $4,000; ~ = ~
"Ixxy soLoNoNs"' was given at the Opera
House asain last night by Frank Bush aud
hahu's Comedy Company. Aside from
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Departed s,ockdale, Pittsburgh; Queen City,

Paducah. i-f ~ !, = D. I i ara q. CFFkIls
PirrsnuRoH, September 5.-River Q feet $
inches and falling. Clear and pleasant.
LOUISVILLE, October 5.--River Q feet In.
ches In tho canal, less on the falls. Business
good. Weather pleasant9,Si'a .t'9s".
NEw ORLEANS October 5.-Arrlvtd:9 Jay
Goul d and batgcs, st. Louis;..Mary Houston,
Cincinnati. No departures. Weather clear.
Thermometer s0o. g
ST. LOUIS, October 5.-Arrived: Scudder,
New Orleans; My Choice, Cairo; Common
wealth, vIcks5urr; War Eagle, kcOkuk
Pittsburgh, 81. Paul. Departed: War Eagle
Kcokuk; Minneapolis, ". Paul. ''5
CAIRo, October 5.-l.iyer 0 feet 0 inches
and rising. Weather clear. Thermometer 7O'.
Arrived. Polar Star, below; Jack Frost, be.
low. Departed: Polar Star, Ohio river; Jack
Frost, St. Louis; VIM. Kyle, New Orleans. 2,
EVANSVILLE, Ind. October 5.-ltiyer falling
s feet full. Weather clear. Thermometer
u 10 TSS. Wind light from the south. Ear.
rivals; none. Il Departed, ]. s. Hopkins,
Cairo; DSrA ,Cabler, ,CAnnelton; Smith aud
Hotspur OH time. ,2,-,la'. !. II. g,5e. i.
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PERTINENT PERSONALS.
News aud Gossip About People, Prom
= ncmt or Retiring. -

News aud Gossip About People, Promi.
Il nent or Retiring. 5.t..7.5 T,
i Thos. Hughes, Esq, arrived from Balti.
more yesterday and is at the Slamm.
Manager Wethcrald, OF the Laughlin mill,
has made himself very popular with, the men
by his efforts to end the strike.-iudrtin's Ferry
Ners --s---. -----..
C. II. Little has gone on visit To bis pa.
rents at Nashville, Tennessee. - MrstLittle Is
visiting friends in Wheeling.-Barnesrille En-.
tcrprisc. ,a's-t Iae q RS n As. - M
County Superintendent D. s. Morgan, OF
Morgan County, was in the city Yesterday.
On Wednesday, he ;passsl the examination
for admission 10 the bar before the Supreme
Court. ~, IN (. ,.,
Miss Sallie Fleming OF Fairnont, and Mr..
Walter Barnes, Of Palatine, were In the city
yesterday Ell route for Fairview, Han.
cock county, TO take charge OF the graded
school there. ..- -l- ri. Sd. e "
Z J. y. Patterson, Esq, deputy under ex
Sheriff Tingle, was elected Secretary at the
Benwood furnace located at Martins Ferry)
yesterday. The many friends Of Mr. P. will
congratulate him on this deserved compli.
ment. me- N.5z'ft''
Miss Mai Hagan, Of Dungannon, Ohio, &C.
companied by herSmother, arrived at the
Stamm last evening Oh her way to Mt. de
Chantel, where she re.enters school. Miss
Mai will be remembered Us a very handsome
and charming young lady by those who had
the pleasure. of her acquaintance. s.,...
Nj. Noise, OF Louisville, Ky, a son.in.law
MA. b. Caldwell, Esq, Of this city, was yes.
terday elected book.Eeeper at the Office OF
the Benwood Iron Works, 10 I'll the vacancy
occasioned by the resignation OF wv. Irwin,
Esq. Mr.. Noise is said TO be o very intclli.
gent and accomplished gentleman thoroughly
versed in his business.
Jake Kemple presided at the Republican
meeting in this city lust night, and Us. he was
very hoarse he said tho audience were spared
severe punishment because he was unable
to make Il speech. lie then introduced the
speaker and took his seat and was cheered
Justify. Jake goes to CadiI TO mike speech
tomorrow night-Bellaire INDEPENDENT p il
speaking oil the failure 10 dedicate the SOL
diers' Monument. in this city, the. Fair
mont Hest rirginian makes the following
suggestion frequent recurrence to past
events will ever tend to keep the valor Of
our brave, fresh and green in our memories.
been found who would make a detlicatory
speecll-a poor apology certainly. Now let
us'help our friends in Wheeling and in the
State by suggesting the name OF q spsaker-a
gentleman fitted by sympathy,b by association,
BY natural ability and varied education to
deliver dedicatory addrcss-and we mean
no less parsonage than George W. Atkinson,
United States Marshal OF West Virginia.
What say you, Lincoln Club OF Wheeling
What say. you members OF the Army, OF West
Virginia II We have named the acceptable
gentleman, then proceed to zane the day for
the dedicatory address, = II II 49,:
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AN INTEKEsTING CASE.
A Dispute Between a Fnther and
Y Stranger for the CustOdy Off Child.

A Dispute Between Father and n
Stranger for the Cuat0dy ofn Child. (,
a case which contains many features Of an
interesting character was heard in Judge
,Boyd's court yesterday. The testimony
showed State otjaffairs which appeal most
strongly to ones sympathies, and yet appar.
emily the law makes It the duty Of the Judge
TO- ignore NIL these, and 10 issue an order
which will bereave woman and child as
cruelty rs death. The parties to the case are
Elijah Weakly and Josephine Feay, and the
case came up on an application by the for
mer for a writ Of haJea, corpu, compelling
Miss Feah 10 show cause why she should NOT
surrender the custody OF Maud Weakly, q
six year old daughter Of Elijah. s5e'9'
weakly has been married three times, his
hrst wife being q sister OF Miss Feay, She
died childless The second Mrs. Weakly was
the mother OF Maud and about week before
she died she placed her infant daughter In
mo charge OF Miss Feay, saying she desired
her to keep and rear the child. After the
mothers death, Weakly boarded with the
Feays, a we'll known family Of North Wheel.
ing, for two or three years. Some time ago
he'married again, and before long showed
desire to reclaim his child, The Testimony
showed that the defendant had Supported
clothed and cared for the child as well and
tenderly as any. child's mother could, and
ithat 2 touching and strong affection existed
between the twe. Weakly, on the contrary.
had neglected bis daughter. Testimony Wss
also offered to prove that previous 10 Ills iast
marriage Weakly was an immoral man, but
this was ioilsst BY "a cloud OF witnesses who
testified 10 bis complete reformation and
present. irreproachable life. Mrs, Weakly
gave e1pressioD't9 a desire to take the child
as bel. own, and reaS It, wliilo Miss Fcay
showed palmer than by words that 10 be he.
prlYed Of the child's love and companionsIip
would be bitter as death. -
; The case interested and touched all those
vito we're present att hearing. The law estab.
lislied the tather: claim TO the child, but il
enforced In this case 1t will certainly work
deep wrong. She herself appealed to MI.
Crncrat5 Miss Fcay's counsel, after the les.
!. -
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lIuslcRI.


The frequent appearance OF the .kSARE
PfAEos In our concert rooms Is not at all sur.
prising 10 those acquainted with the history
inent itself. Not long since, the writer, when
In neishbnring city, had occasion to play
upon ono OF these pianos. 1t had withsood
the test, oi;twenty.iive years service. The
greatest pleasure was still to be derived from
its tone. IL was so resonant and musical that
It seemed as ii--like old wine-it must have
improved with uge. Il In no other way than
this could we Justly illustrate its perfect
state OF preservation, The KS4uE PIANO Of
to.dny is In the foremost rank of,instruments.
As one listens to lis ringing vibrations, 1t up.
pears as though the poetry Of tone itself were
being revealed In II language. far more com.
plimentary and just than any verbal praise
could possibly be.rLLl.a.i ~ 10, Ln- u 81
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TuE..men are cut out for Shakespeare; made
,cording to thet fashion Of the tines lifted

TuE.men are cut out for Shakespeare made
according to thesE fashion. Of tho umes, lifted
from tho past and bodily placed on, The
stage. There is no need for the. orchestra to
strike up merry tune in order 10 add a zest
to tho their welcome. When they have shown
their faces. underneath the conical hats and
the red hair, with each mark on his cheek,
and clad in jherkin and hose, the laughter
that greets them shows that ha.f the work Is
over. No one, unless he instantly knows the
peculiarities OF the two men, could tell
which was which,. Mr., Crane has succeeded
in i'm. tatlng Stuart Nobs6n's voice to,periec-
ton, and the manner In which he sustains
the imitation is not the least wonderful iea.
ture OF the performance. Those who have
seen the two In. other pieces know that Rob.
sons figure Ia altogether different from
Cranes. Yet the two haye so managed
their make up in face, limbs, and height as
to completely battle identity withthe ordi.
nary spectator, !. Indeed, it Is, said that Mr.
Cranes mother, who occupieda box the 9th.
es night, could not tell which was her own
son.-nicago Times. The production OF this
great Shakesperean comedy, on next Tues.
day evening at tue Opera House, will in ev.
cry respect excel: all previous efforts Of
Messrs. Robson i Crane. lGtsrlt rH5l6
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Blum 81 Marks,
CLOAK HOUSE, llo6 MAIN STREET. ..s
factories, S3l Market Street, Philadelphia.
OF WALKER Street New YORK.
Glre Q,ttel4iaeultel'r.
D'nrr, Nos. rs and ~ Fourteenth Htreci


American Insurance Company OF Wheel
ing.
Notice.. l.. s. C. s.sg1r
Dry Plate Outtit-Kirk's Art Store. ~
Dress.niaker's Magic Scale. 't..r
Wanted-White Oak Slaves.
Wanted-A Catholic Man.
Tarrants Seltzer APPARENT.
kuabe Piano F0rtes. l
Moons Lever Feed Cutters. E. Boyd.
Band md Orchestral lns,rumcnts-Allen
r. Dodworth. "a
Fayorite Corn Sheliers-S. +. Boyd.
An Honest 0ller-Electro Pad Mig Co.
Corn and Cob Mills, etc-S. E. Boyd.
$40 to $20,0O0-R L. Kendall & Co.
For Cincinnati-Stealner Sidney. :
For Rent-Furnished Front Room. ,1L q
Fonnd-Bracelet
To Whom it may Concern-C. II. Booth.
Homemade Prcserves-Geo. X. McMechen.
Thufber's Shredded Oats-Geo. X. Nc.
Mechen. 5.s2'
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timony, was concluded, saying; "pleasc do
not let him take me away from hei; I don't
want to CO." Judge Doyd remanded the little
girl 10 the custody Of Miss Feay I'LL this
morning, when he will announce his .decls.
ION. Mr., John 0. pendle,on acted as coun.
sci for Weakly. q iFJT74 p! - lyFfs7t
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Why Is Mrs, Lydia L. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound like tho Mississippi river In q
spring freshetp . Because the immense vol.
ulne Of this mailing river moves with such
mon,en tum that 1t sweeps away nll obstacles
and Is literally flooding the country.N.,F
'si rllyrLJ Guu.t Igi-.nItuga MWrdw!
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
6T JAMEs HOTEL

! Fsoy emiuent W. T. Almon, President
Medical College, Halifax, n. s.: "Colden's
LIQUID Beef Tonic Is invaluable for fever, In.
digestion and weakness. and lis unsurpassed
for female complaints" (Take no other). OF
druggists. n ii::'f.asft2' MHraw
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The following shows the range OF the Their.
mometer. rs observed at schnepfs drug store,
Opera House corner: ,sIt
jan. x.8r.H.7fx 7L.x.l2A.srx.7r.N
IS 81 60 &c IS 70
INDICATIONS.
WASHINGTON. D. c., October 6, 1 A. N.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley generally fair
weather, winds mostly from east 10 south, no
change in temperature, stationary or lower
barometer. r.sf ass'l ID $780,
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Opening. d

Grand display Of Fall and Winter lTats and
B6nnets at the opening, Friday and .Satnr.
day, October 9Th aud 7th. at Mrs. A. J. Worls'.
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TINlTED STATES OF AMERICA.
" DISTRICT OF WEST VIRGINIA, SIS. lTi,.-''
Commissioner has been filed In tho District Court
Of the United States for the District Of West Wiz.
gtnia. on the nth day Of September 1882. by Larry
HARRISON against tho steamboat -. q. Sesl,"I her
tackle apparel aud furniture, alleging In substance
that there is due and unpaid 10 said Larry Harrison
for mariners wages. the rum Of s253i, which sum
the Master Of the nid steamboat J. S. Eecl hax 10
fused to pay, together with the costs, chagea and
expenses Sr3-+1 ~ 1ts,'.7', ! III ~ 2
Hos. therefore, in pursuance Of the monItion un.
der The. seal Of said Court 70 NE directed and
delivered. do hereby give public notice 10 all per.
sons claiming the Sald steamboat, her tackle, an
parcl and furniture, or In any manner interested
therein, that they DO and appear before the raid
District Court TO be held at the city OF Wheel'ag In
md Tor the District OF West vlrrin!n, on the 1th
day oil October 1854. al II o'clock In the forenoon
OF that day, provided the Enne Shall be 4 day 81
Jurisdiction. otherwie en- the next day Of IursdIe.
tion thereafter then and there to inerrnsc thsir
claims md % make their allegations In that behalf
Dated the 81 day OF October, 1852 -. :
oc5 - Q. W. ATKINSON: U. s. Mar,haL
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WANTED-AT WHEEL w. co.,.
| Wy. Coal CompAny's MInS. htLiNG CRErts
u VIZ ". Railroad, Thirty nv %9 elts Out ~, q
STEADY WORK gnataniteti. filS;S d sSay aiI.n
oet ~, 70 cents per Ion. VI AlaiBy, Nh
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CELLuLolp, Eyc.Glass frames representing
the choicest selections OF tortoise.shell ind
amber are fas. becoming the most popular.
For sale by all lending Jewellers and Optic;
ians. $780, -. l'-''.'H 81" MwFaw
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Thermometer Record.

TILE usual merchants luucIi at the New
hcLure House Sample Rooms daily.
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No WOMAN really practices economy unless
she uses the Diamond Dyes Many dollars
con be saved every year. Ask the druggist. y
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{lf,pulII.

OF Fall and Winter Hats and Bonnets, Friday
and Saturday, October. 9th and 7th, Mt Mrs
A. ]. Worls'., ia. HI .,,EiltF. a.it l,il rrar
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LEGAL NOTICES.
TRUSTEES SALE. z

TRUSTEES SALE. ;;5 4
BY virtue Of a deed OF trust made by John II
Simpson TO the undersigned Trustee, dated the
nlni III day OF December, A. D.. 1871. and recorded
In the Office OF the CLERK Of the County Court Of
Ohio county, West EirHinin. In Deed Of Trust B,ok
No. H. page ?75 Twill sell ut the front door Of the
Court House OF Ohio county, OH .i.5
4 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1852,
commencing at ten O'Clock 4. ~. the following do.
scribed real esAic, tOwit: All the right title and
interest OF the said John II. Simpson IN and TO Ini
numbered one hundred and four OH the north side
OF Clay street. In the city Of Wheeling. Ohio coun
IT, West Virginia = $50.
Title Is believed TO be good but selling as trustee
Will convey only the title vested In mo. iI!l$s
Terms OF Sale-Cush. .2-t.t,15. <.
ocj - -. I.uCIlI3 HOGF Tru,ie, :,
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BANK RRIEFS.
General River Notes Found on the
Leyeeund About the lt0.fx. : -'t

General River Notes Found on the
a. Leveeund About the Is0stx.
The w. n. Chancellor is due down this
morning. from Pittsburgh enroutca for. the
kanawha river. 81 g'... ~ ,..l ,.., 5st.Etr
Will Ramp, OF Surveyor Beach's office.
leaves on the Diurnal to-day for Marietta
to measure some boats. 4.
The necessary papers have been received
from Washington md the Scioto is now
legally known as the Regular. .s,s III
The river fell about half q foot yesterday;
the marks last evening indicating depth OF
5feet Ginches. Business was moderate. !,
The Scotia had not arrived yesterday at
dusk. she is several hours behind time. de.
tanned, 1t is presumed by fog and big trip.
The boats are all doing a biz business Mt
present. With the strike ended, and good
fall trade, masters smile and the clerks growl
oyer the extru work. g5ii ,4.nf ~; ''aJJla
: They have issued licenses to TWENTY-FIVE
masters, thirteen mates, six first-class pilots,
six secondclass pilots, sixteen iirst.clas en-
gineers and nineteen inferior grade engineers
Total, seveniy.five. -. -, -.
Captain Harry W. Stein, commander Of the
Charles Morgan, was united In marriage
Wednesday, evening with Miss Jennie B.
Tanner, daughter OF Mr.. Charles Tanner. one
OF the most prominent citizens Of Cincinnati,
The c. W. Bachelor was detained by foe
yesterday morning TO that extent that her
business was seriously interfered with! She
did not arrive ut this port until $50 yester.
day afternoon. At o'clock she started to
Capt. Dode Berry yesterday gave Sweeney
Il Son an order for the machinery to be used
on a new boat be has decided 10 build, j II
will be the size OF the Lucas and will make
the fourth one he has built so fur this wear.
The cylinders will be 10 inches in diameter
witha 4 foot stroke. .s "a sl5.5, ;fG,'.s
$ The Sidney is due to-day for Cincinnati
for which port she will leave tomorrow After.
noon. Capt, Billy List is here In ADVANCE of
bis boat, but will take her out tomorrow.
The steamer Is a fine low water boat 10 travel
on and has fine freight accommodations /,
Tho United States Inspectors ut Pittsburgh
report that they have Inspected during he
quarter ending September 10, 1889, 4 psssen.
ger, 9 ferry and % towing boats, with total
tonnage of 4T07.91. Licenses were issued 10
S. masters, 10 mates, 0 pilots and is engineers:
q total ofl9I. l1. IS s:i q Z :; si','.'2'
/ U. s. Local Inspectors Young and Wilson
at this port, report that during the past quar-.
ter they have examined and inspec.e vessels
as follows: sr.1, si as, Is sGl .li1}GfIj f.
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