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EsIe SslsnasEisSs; & BIo.orroAag
. u 4; r. S Ns s'%lSss;looims1EiE il. SloSlL.t {
Farm For ss!s-s. Q; smith y Agent g II
For Rent-Four Roomed House. 9 =
Home Made Bread-D. j. Mckee.
Just What You Want-A. siedenbach &
Bro.-Head OF Local. tJ.IC IAgupAa9
G., Mendel & Co.-Mammoth Furniture,
Carpet and Curtain kmporiumS bnB 4
DR.. John Z. smith-1hird page.
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Gentlemen,

II you want q bargain in a low cut shoe,
latest style, comeand inspect my stock before
purchasing. guarantee brices and styles
To- suit: L. v. BLOND.
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NJ. OL.IRsyILLE.
MOI Northumberland and Genera
News Notes.. .A, t,IE

hN. t..uisI al. n-@@N WnHa rHNr.
MOI Dead-Insane Personal and General
News Notes.. ,.A, I5ls u
The Democratic primaries will be he'd on
next Saturday.
Five of the town boys are camping ont on
Wheeling creek. Il
R. s.. Clark, Esq., OF Morristown, Is not
dead as e%rroneousiy reported by the steuben-
vile Gazette.
The Bridgeport and st. Clsirsyille boys will
play match game Of base ballat the Fair
Grounds to-day. b
Mrs. sarahZ Craig, of Pultney township,
has been adjudged insane and was taken to
the Athens asylum on Thursday. t
The st. Clairsyille brass band will hold a
picnic at the Fair Grounds on Saturday, two
weeks from to-day. A balloon ascension by
Prot. Tony White will be one Of the attrac-
tions.
The Eve men who are confined IN jail and
are working ont their fines on the chain gang.
returned to work Thursdsy morning. decor
ated with balls and chains as usual, By their
strike the men lost two %day'swork. ~
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FlNANcIALANn conmERCIA1.
New York mo ana Stocks.

#L.A wv
sIW YoSx. July E.-gnnss GSsy at per cent.
bhrra mAfcanuIl Paper 4tGe per ON, Bar silvct
111i< 'chansed duh It y TX; lorSst s61,
GovENlnsIs-strung,
U.s. q, axtentedi4 lH Is. p. Is. O. ant1--nt
VI ~. conpons.-n25t P'9onds, htst.:.-n2
csatTIi ReiisirssSiii F1c. LAID ETus "a
EfIe seS1pas;.,.,...- W do Rio Gaad diva. $50
Lehigh& Wilkes, -.-lW
RAiLAoAb BoSbs-Qaiet.
ST re sEcvRITin -NssleCtOd. w sTt
Louisiana oeasOlsr- q 5IyIEaIa, es..-,..... IS
81 Josrp66as..-.-EiU ta mat. coupons. ss1s
fSnIessss6 q new. 50 n! div.
t~toslockt-Ths stock market was extremely dull
but yely tlrm ihr9ushSu; he ioFpnS3a; 9wI1g 70
cent onthe gehsEsl lht.uI IS
ia the last hour thg market continued duIl but
was ttnier, aud there was an Advance Of IaH per
PacIhG and Pacific Nal: Cbicago& Alton was an
exception, aud advanced per cant III the last
hour. tTnG net result Of tho days business YVES an
AdSinee1oi HAl pr cunt latter for Louisville 6
Nashville, the advances on other stoCks eeing leg
than ] perccue, Inthe fnRl de6 uugS Richmond &
bkhtiIle declined from 20 To 6S. aud Northern Pa
edo decliAsd'3E per cent
dullett days In the ttock market this year, The
market Il Btt1 'confined 10 the nArTow radius 81
wall and Brad streets. Very few but professionally
Distinct andrupm traders arc dOlog anything, and
even these have come 10 point whore they do not
canetOektend their lines mech. In the meantime
the'gononli features Of tue situation are that the
crop prospects ale imp.ovinG thloushout thu coln-
IN and In yISw Of LhHcpllio for s., w ,UC0Q Of Londs
70 be fedbeIn,d November lat, and the possibility.
Il not probability, OF imports Of gold this autumn,
money wilIbe Observation-Disclosures the year.
The prOluce Exchange adopted revolutions 70
notify the MestetLi Union Company that, II tele.
REapht Sevtte Us not improved the Exchatge VIII
withdraw jrohis contract, and also 70 confer with
their own.. .i
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ESiERpMlISo local agents wanted In this
town for an article that 10 azure 70 sell, live
druggiAtt and grocefs preierred. Address
Humiston Food Preaeryaiye Co., ~ Kilby
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TIE best bareaiusin Table Linens Napkins
aud Towels can be bad now At George r.
Iayiors cheap countefE All the slightly
soiled goods OF this kind arc marked down
vsry low. II will psyFt 70 call and examine
them.
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cunsrtdot %, DqiJ Tiaes

CnHt0rtuPe kul OVNV. INWFFs : IAH 1872
Very little wool IL coming In this week
and d alers say that nearly all the woolin
|this county das been sold or shipped to the
GSS1ern market, A number of the farmers
who have net yet soldintend shipping 70 the
Estern market with a view Of realizing
more largely than they capiby selling in the
Nome market. What wool has been sold
here this week has been bought up at 50
cents. Throughout the county occasional
instances are still reported where IS and 80
Sents have been given but the mass that has
Dsen soldfhas blen below that.
Raniarls Raiaprts.
iii Miller, Of Bealsville, has bought one
hundred thousand pounds OF wool, paying
,8S esnts.Ss
Bdmont Chronicle.
Although there Ia a large amount Of wool
In ,thiS township, for the most part It 10
sal ID the. hands OF the growersi and We be.
lleye itwas predicted In these columnsseyeral
weeks ago, that they will profit by their re-
.fnsal tosell at the prices quoted. Within
the past ten days the market has shown n
stronger tendency until now IS cenH 10 freely
offerSd for the Noolof th's section, and q few
clips! Amosg them that Of Captain A, W.Lee,
oil Wheeling township, has sold for 8fl< cents.
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StsAi.E.

BY virtue Of aided OH fuSt, dGtcd thestddayo al
August 3.iL.igHs0. nadoby hiLlLsnnH II, EoSier ind
Emma Foster, hIs wifi, 70 the, undersigned tiusfee.
10 secure the payment d a cettain"proiniksory Iotc
mentioned IN rslhp " hichdeea Is recorded In the
ONCE Of The clerk OF Tho. County Court OF Ohio
county, tfpeediot Trult Book No n. page a62. i
will ploceedto1ell At hefndnt' door OF the CoIft
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JOB PR4NTlNG OF EVERY KIND
~ tfnn q Mammoth Roster TO the Fines, Willing
gard. SSecuted u s1petior Btyl6 AVID al low rStSs
i Enn S ,tSan X tSs inteiiteencef Job oddce, Is Spd2I
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DUBLIC sane OFNTHE JAMES

|DUBLICa SALE 0FHTHE JAMES
i McCOLLoCH HOME FARM. " - ",
The undersigned, rs agentEo OF the hpi!S TO whom
this Valuable farm wasd4Yised by the will OF James
McCollOch, deceased. will OlieF Ihe sAnle az pupic
RuctioI on the premises, on WEDNESDAY the loll
day OF August 1855, beginning 1t ~ 4clockA, NJ
sharp. Ills situated on rhOt Ureek, Ohio county,
Vest virginia, on the u CJ& !. turnpike foAd'ES
miles from The City oil Wheeling,
Selling for other parties, We Will give the deed OF
ali thoLs IN whom The tItIei Is vested. and we tese We
The riEhtto ofier and sell thepl ipeeitsesasaFnole
or In parcels Is may q for the best interest," Of
these We represent, and ". further reserve the
right 10 refuse any and all bIdA y~S
Terms Of sale-Jhe-tillrd, offhatmucb more a.
tbs purchaser may eject 70 pay tGAsh, and the
Terms as todsfepe Cd tps'al9sp5s nade known on
m ABaAM MCcoLtoCH,
fwslt LnJSity, Ohio coaaty; ya.
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a TsrxSDA at last bas. peen found In Dr.,
Wofthington's infallible Cholera and Dir
rhma Medicine, for Dyspepsia, Indigestion
and Diseases OF the Stomach and Bowels.
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'4 ID 8 81 A-7HsrIftaiftpis' 81


wAsnlSoros, D. O., July 2s, 1897 x.-Fol
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, partly cloudy
weather and local rain, westerly winds, sta.
tionaiy or rising barometer, falling iempsf-
ture. u Ma
Lower Lake Regions, lpaftlyclo1dy wsath'
er aud local rains, south 10 west wfnds, ista'
tionary or rising barometer, lower tempera'
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sonp comfort for Is cents. Hunts insect
Powder used on tho bedstead insures sound
sleep, ,,l aiHt -gft.
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LADIES and Genlemen's One Hand sswed
Shoes b specially ~ u. " BLoNpns,
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Montgomery Blatr.was born in Franklin
county, Kentucky, May 10. 1878. he was
the son OF Francis p. Blair, long Public
Printer in Washington, whittier he had
been invited 10 become editor OF the Jack
son administration organ Montgomery
was educated at West Point, served with
General Scott In the Florida war, and In
1890 began the practice OF law in st. Louis,
OF which city he became Mayor, in lst2J
In the next year he was made Judge Of the
Court Of Common Pleas, which place he
resigned in lS49. In 1852 he removed to
Maryland. He took part as counsel In the
memorable bred Scott case. President
PIERCE appointed him solicitor Of the Court
of Claims. In 1860 he wis Piesi;
dent Of the Maryland Republican
Convention, and was PRESIDENTIAL
elector. in the campaign Of that year.
From 1861 to 1854, when he replied he was
Postmaster General under Precedent Lin
coin. OF late years Mr. Blair was aDemo.
crat., His constancy to the Tilden cause,
and his plan for quo -ludrrunio proceedings
in that behalf, being atthat time amember
Of the Maryland Legislature, arc well re-
memhared. GN.EIE HiNtiN
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lAlltalnSd. lily except Sunday.
iPullmAnH Pahce Drawing Room Sleeping Gan
through Without change from steubenvitle EN d
Philadelphia aud New Y0'k. Webt 10 COLUMBIA
Cincinnati, Louisville, Chicago, Indianapolis lai
81. Louis,
For through tickets, Baggage checks, sleeping a,
Accommodations, aud any further information, -,
handle Station, igotOi Eleventh street, or III Cir
Ticket ONCE, under NcLure House, Wheeling.
1AMES AcCREA.
Manager. Columbus, Ohio.
L. A. F0kU,
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TERMS OF SALE, A 8

The above described plopeFiy Is ono OF the mott
convenient and oeknble Glats Factories in The
ohio Valley, situate seven mites Eoath Of tie CiIy
oil Stedbenvllle, and opposlte WellsburH, ". Va,
convenient to coal. anu within TWO hundred yards
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The following shows the grange Of thsther.
mometsr, as observed at Schnepfs, drug
store, Opera House cornefiy6stetdSS:
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i ". Fsrney, Plain 10,

DECEIyERS' SALE OF THE BRIL-
IL LIANT GLASS WORKS, At Brilliant, Jetier-
son county, 0hiV. ~"
M Tohn W Fernov plain i6-
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9sArURD1Y, AUGUST l1,fsss


Commencing ALTO O'Clock A. ", the following ,del
Scribed part OF portion Of that p1rccIoi eIopnd
owned by The Eaih William Il. Foster, and yinFs i'm
mediiteIy nogtholI and Z. r. Aker,kAdditon 10 ND
said city o. Wheeltif, and between th6SaIne and
thelRndI Of the wheeling ftlSb1ffh a Baitimone
Railroad V1mpanys and IrInting forty fi0j9 feeto
the noIth1fte Of Eeyeuth sEfeet, and b6undeda NJ
follows Blginning At Tho tpnthReit corner m M
IWo.GtoFy brick fWellIngh ouie owned BY Andnsts
q. Britt, AtuAled on akidt pA4eel Of eroundp fhepee
westwafdIy on tne1lle6f Eleventh. tEtTSof fyFehfs
feet dx inches 10 fent6 ncneltIhAn horthvsa1X
ly at Elghtapgleswith aid affect ab6itI onS linn.
dTed. and twenty fatt 10 thet q utf line uifie lands
OF aid Wheeling. HihbhfTh & Eliifrnets RsiirnsS
Company thence with EAld lust named lime esSt.
WsFdly forty ieetl thence at right angles with Said
RAILROAD csmpRly'E line about one hundred and
ts0nty feet 70 the Meth line OF Eteyenth streat.
thence Wtstwardly along Nid north Nae Of SSId
stree. nineteen feet Ex inches 10 the pace N ".
ginning, being the weAt halt Of lot No. q and The
cat hall Of lot 80, 2, a. laid OFT Ia k~fpilySis Mai
q SAID parcel Of EVuRd tnl Sscafsn Of a. i.
TERMS OF sALE-ouSlhlsdt q the pu,ctI
money andIo much more o. tho pun chaser MAY
tiectto pay In C.th. snd the residue In two canal
AnpuN Payments With interest from the dSv nj
SALE the pltchAe to Rive bis notes with good "a
GETTY idE to deferred payments. and The leRni titIe
10 the pl0pt lty 70 be retained until the ptrebaSe
money II July paid. ~
Tho title IA believed 10 DO perfect, but. telling A
lfustee, Ansll convey only such title as Il Yctjod
In me y said deed o. uusLI'
JUsRpH !. PAUL..
w LL-L ~ j THIEtAA.,
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HOY. BLAIR.
HIS Death roaterday-A Short Sketch Of
HIS Public Career.

w1sHtSeTox, July 9i.-Hon. Mont
gomery Blair died ct his residence, in ST.
yer Springs, near this city, this morning.
The Postmaster General issued the fol
lowing orders as q mark oi:respegt to the
late Montgomery Blair, x.Postmaster
General. Il Is hereby directed that the
Postofice Department building be draped
in mourning for a period Of thirty days
from this date; that the flag onthe build,
ing be placed at half.inast until the burial
OF the deceased ex.Postnastef General,
and that the Department be closed on
Monday, July 50, the day Of his funeral.
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Qm Gtstaliial(sa1t66[le:r
lev advertisements

0mee. No.. IS and - Tonrteenln street
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The B%ridgeportand st. Clsirsville boys will
play a match game Of base ball at the Fair
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pALTIMoRE& OHIO RAILROAD Co.
AE4
pa and alter MAY 1S, 1883, passenger tniuS Will
run N demonstrating time:
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REV YoSx, July H.-Unnay easy at Q per cent.
bhns mhrcanuI naper 4<R6 per Gtn Bar silver
1mh 'chaneed duh Il 81 TX; lorg 81 ssN,
GoyERSinNfs-Strpng.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-04
TITO WEDDINGS IN PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, April 3.-This morning. at
St. Mary's Protestant Episcopal Church. Miss Elizabeth
Dunbar Price united In marriage TO Harry Connolly
Groome. The Rev. Isaac l.. Nicholson d. d., wac the
officiating clergyman. The bride was given away by
her brother. Dunbar Price. She was alfred
In the customary bridal robe OF white san and was I'M
attended BIZ bridesmaids John Groome was best man
t, his brother W. Ebert, John NELL. Charies Mellon
and Charles Farnum ollciated ushers. A large and
fashionable assembage were present in the chnrch
The altar and chancel were profusely decorated
with fowers wedding breakfast at the residence OF
tho brides grandmother. Mrs. Dunbar, followed tho
church ceremony Only near relatives and few very
intimate friends invited. Mr. Groomes cousin, Sem
ator Gr0ome, was present
Miss Eliza Russell Grin1tts. daughter OF Will
lam +. Grifitts, was married this afternoon
at The Church Of the Epiphany to Percy pragne Enstus
OF Cincinnati. Inc bride attired In travelling cos
tune and within few minutes after the nuptuai bless
ing had been pronounced by tho officiating clergyman
the newly rair their way to the railway
station 10 catch westward bound tram. Samuel Crit
fits. Russell Gritltts John NELL and Lucius Landreth
uslers.
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TIE ST. NICHOLAS CLUB ELECTION.

The result of the election in tho st. Mich
oas club Oh Monday evening a decided surprise u
many OF tie older members, well to many
announced until about IA. yesterday,
when it found that the Independent young mems
ticket had been elected by majority, with tho
exception oil the candidates for the socretarysh aud
for OF the trus.coships.
The following were elected: Prcailont. Augustus Van
COrtlandt; Weep -csidont, Abraham X. Lawrence; ;
TREASURER Edward Scholl secretary Charles A. scher
merhorn. Truslccs-Wnam II. dc LanccY, Edgar dc
Peysicr Frederick Roosevelt. Frederic j. do Peysor.
william H. FiCli, John e. Mills and SpOtswOOd ID.
Schonck. The vice-prcsden treasurer and the first
three trustoecs the Same both ickets Mr.. Van
Cortlandt the president. Is about sixty years Old
aud II "a large OF real estate in Wcstchester
County. The trustees mostly mddieased and young
One OF the young members said yestcrlay that the
election was "a perfect Waterloo for the old party,
aud meant that the club would moyo into
Fiftl-aye In n year or TWO. and "A more live and
modern organization. The Young have shown
their power" sail he" aud tell You surprise
the old party" Inc present quarters Of to CLUB
leased early the season, win the understanding that
the lease could DO sold II the club decided 10 move
There things that obnoxious 10 the young
about tAo former manag aud have shown
viii not stand them"
An Old member said that there serious dssen-
sion In the club, though there had been exciting
test Wo old men naturally IKE quiet club In a
quiet location" said he, " but II the young
make more AMI Noise suppose must let them,
though the club Will not he 80 attractive TO the old
kDickerbOcker5 Ia that case"
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Social ENTERTlINMENTS.

Mr.. and Mrs. William Aston gave dinner
party last ming There music By Llnder's Band
and tho floral decorations ele gant Those present
General aud Mr., Grant Mr. and Mrs August Bel
mont, MI and Mira GO5oi, Mr. and irs. W. G. Schermor
horn SIR. and Mr.. kngsland. Nr. aid SIR. DeanO Mr
ana Mrs. Coleman DrIytOn Mr 9n Mr. dc Birca. Mis-,
AstOr. Mss McAIlslcr Mr. ANA Mrs. Lloyd Bryce and
Sir. Barring.
Mrs {. r. wctherbcc OF No II East Thrtyeighth.st.
gave a musicale aud readings last evening. at which Miss
Beebe, signO. Bellr. VI ne Boater aud others took
part George Riddle read selections from "The school
Tor Scandal" and Other plays. Among tic guests were
Mr. aud Mis- Robert Hoe. Jr Mr.. and Mr.. ID. wylis
James Charles Watrou'. H. Is Grand Cannon. Bayard
Clara lr, Mr and Mrs Jano, a Burden, Mr. and airs.
william IIlueIadcr stewart Mas ste yart. Creighton
Webb Miss MoAli-ter. Commander GOrringc, and 9th
Mrs John J. White gave german for ffiy people in
honor OF Mss white. nj her house. No 5si Ffthaye..
last evening. The german lei by James Pnnnctt.
dancing Wi Miss " ute. TAc layOrs were flowers. mu
seal instruments, etc
Mrs Alexander II. ste, ent rained dancing class
Last evening at No. % East oiItJ e.shth-5t
Mrs I. q. Landon neld Reception.
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THE ARMY AND NAVY.

WASHINGTON, April 3.-Leave of absence
for months rscODs certificate of disability with
permission 10 go beyond SEQ, haI been granted
Colonel 10 IN +. Hammond. Colonel Hammond will be
relieved from day in the Department OF the East and
will report by letter to the Surgeon General The leave
OF absence granted First Lieutenant John Kane, 2ltl
Infantry, October TO- 1882 has been extended to Juae
90 1888 and his resignation has accepted by the
President to take effect that date First Lieutenant
James f. simpson, regnenta quartcrmaster, 81 Caval
~, In addition TO his pFesent duties has been assigned
duty the depot QuaItermasters department,
located at Wbipple Barracks, Prescott, ARR.
10 take effect April /. 1883. First Lieutenant
Oliver y. Warwick, 18th Infantry. leave OF alb
AT Huntsvie Aa has been ordered to report by
letter TO tho superintendent General Recruiting
vice. NewYOrk CITY, 10 conduct de achncnt o. recruits
to The Department OF Dakota The Superintendent Cen
era Recruiting Service has been ordered to forward hf
~ recruits under proper charge 10 Fort Smelling Min
nesota. for assignment TO the 81 Infantry.
The follOWng named officers, having boon found by
Army Retiring Board incapacitac1 for active
account OF disability incident 10 the service, they
have BEEN by direction Of the President, 70 tIel from
tive service In conformity with section l2Jl Revised
Statutes: Colonel Thomas H. Noill, Sth Cavalry
Colonel James Van FOast ON Infantry, aud Major
Joseph Bush, 18th Infantry. LeutenHuts william IL.
Newman, ID. u. McRchie aud u. l.. Tanner Lave been
oraered To examination FOE promotion Naval Cadet A.
r. HassOn has reported his return home, having been
detached the kearsarge on March 20, aud Las been
placed waiting orders.
A telegram from Commander Kellogg. commanding
tle Un.ted states steamship Tallapo0oa, dated Key
Vest Fa to-day announces the completion OF the suvey
near Cape Antonio Cuba Tho Unlted states Steam
CISCO preparatory 10 resuning her survey Oh the he1
COAST
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON. Tuesday. April 3. 1888.
APPOINTMENT ny THE PREsIDEsT.-The President to-
day appointed William H. Pratt To be Collector OF Gus
toms for District of Humboldt, Cal.
NEW BANK AUTHoRIzED.-The Acting Controller OF
the Currency has authorized the Atlantic National Bank
OF Providence H. A., 10 begin business wth 0sliial Of
$425,O0O.
TIE MADRID ExPosITIoS.-An Official telegram to Hr.
Barcn the spanish Minister here annOuB06s that the
Madrid Exposition Of Minerals aud Mctalurgy viii DO
opened Nay /.
FREE MAIL DELIVERY SERyICE.-rhe Post Onco De
partment to-day issued orders establishing free mall
delivery service at jacksonville, Fis and Wilmington,
n. C., after May l.
A BUSINESS DECLARED To BIZ FRAUDULEST.-Actng
General Hatton to-day declared 4. Wilson,
East FIfteentn-st., NcwIOrk to engaged ia
conducting fraudulent business and issued order
directing De Postmaster la that city discontinue the
delivery lin O regiaeIed packages and money orders
THE CASE OF JUDGE CoSGER.-Thc Prasident has
decided to suspend aston In the o. Jud COnger
Justice of the Supreme Court OF the Territory
Of Montana until tho charges preferred against him
shall have beeG fully Investigated Judge COnger Is
Of Senator COnSeI, and the Piesidcns action 10
The result OF his inteTcessOn.
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THE JEANETTE INQUIRY.

WASHINGTON, April 3.-The Jcannette Court
OF Inquiry convened again this morning. Fireman James
II. Bartlett was sworn lie nal staten cnt 10 make
regarding the lifting OF the vessel. in relation to her
management her loss provisions and plans adopted for
the safety the boats leaving the wreck
the efforts Of the officers to relieve nd
lost persons He had charge to lay special
nendaiions offer regarding any Of the officers
The Judge Advocate stated that ne had received tce
gram from d. f. Collins. at Minneapolis. stating that
he lad been nfJr Il of the arrival OF ret that
he had mailed list OF questions 10 be asked In behalf OF
his cr ana requested the Court 10 wait until the
receipt OF his communication, as he Insisted upon full
and thorough examination TIC Court tbereupOn adj
journed until Tomorrow morning Tue president OF ne
directed That the other survivors b. instructed to
ain until they examined upon the questions
submitted by Dr. COins
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-04
ADVICE and Canton.

have used ALLcocKs Porous PLAsrERs In my practice
with remarkable and found them peculiarly eca
oous whom applied for weak spine and exhaustion
they afford almost instant relief in coughs colds and liver
complaint cordially them tho safest
plaster made and would caution tho public against
other socaled pasers that sought
Palmed OF ccdnlous public they worthless and
ofentmes dangerous The beat OF these imitation pas
ters not 40 good a. common mustard plaster.
ROBERT s. NEWTON. NJ. d.. L. H. q. g..
Lately Chef dc Cnquo Hospital Of tho Throat
and Chest Medical Officer 10 tho London Hospital Clinical
Assistant Royal Ii ndon ophthamc Hospital Assistant to
tho Hospital for Diseases Of the skim London Consulting
Physician and Surgeon. No. 10 East Thirty secoudst
ew.York. March 3, 1888.