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pby.Ielens pre,erIbein lpnep.y.

" prescribe 1t In my practice" is the ex.
preston used by Dr. A. Psimore, OF Riley,
ind. He referred 10 Samaritan NnrIle, and
further along ays: ut cures epiIepdc fe."
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"say, SIS" remarked the ~high-school
girls brother, you ought to see the new
chap we've got at the store; he don't know
beans" "Can l never teach you TO use
proper ~lsnguage?" inquired the high.schooI
girl, severely; ''you should not say he
don't know BEANS but he is not sufficient
ly versed in botany to recognise the matur-
ed ovule Of a common leguminous plant"
oil City Derrick.
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Ohio Wesleyan University,

pELAhABt, OHIU.
7s3 ttudenttla last year. Open to 10th 81 xes. In
stholArship; low expenses, and commanding infu.
ente, among the hht cullt gss eat or west Ladies
under special supervision IN an elegant home.
demic, Normal AID Business CouHea Necessary
annual expenses under $50 korcaulcgu ,GddrM
ly2S- Az I. Fl PAYNE Irasldent
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The Philadelphia street car companies
are doing we'll. The average dividend last
year va % per cent on the cost OF the
roads.
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WHEELING
.emaIe CoIlege.

II! eIIA6b1e So11GSes
This Institution Is incorporated with full cole.
gate powers and privileges blythe LeSlLhtGfe VI
and ~hccoHpliihed education.
students who graduate III tie English only, will
receive the degree OF Mistress nj kngliIh LileiR.
tnte. Thoss VINO add one foreign Language to their
English coune will receive the degree Of Bacca!.
AuieA sese1Ita, and those who complete the high.
est, or Classical CourSe, will receive the degree Of
RaccalRureAsAriium.
The Music School Offers unusu'l advantages In
both vocal and Instrumental music.
Tho Art school will be under the cara Of Mn,
Eva 4. Hubbard, an accomplished Artist
Toe French Scaool wtllcOntinue with MI Annie
L Logan, and the GerHsn stholl, uncGF the
charge Of the Rev. ~, SeSSlsr, will he open 10 all
who may desire 70 place themtelves under SuchA
superior instructor.
Terms moderate In all dlpaIt1r ems, Tho Fall
Term will open 5EPfkA BEk 9Th. TOT catalogues
or othe information address the President,
miss A. TAYLOR,
aul Wheeling, ". Va.
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The Democratic State Committee Of New
York Is called TO meet at the Grand Union
Hotel in Saratoga on Thursday, sd inst
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WILL YOU suVTER with Dyspepsia and Liver
.Complainti shiloh'S vitGllEer Is guaranteed
10 cure You. Sold by MILAN Brothers, aud
Alex. 7. Young. paw,
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Why will you cough when shiloh's Cure
will give immediate relief. Price l0c, Soc
and 81. Sold by MeLAiR Brothers, aud
Alex, 7. Young. NV
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.DR, ]. {. SMITH,
M, l4O4 Cbapline Street.
Near Fourteenth Street

.,,,epse Of a pn!ndAu's success q the
Teeet Ss TSucnL. The increasing demanGs
.a;gsOnJ q ~ Heryiucs prove that ! have dealt
sSI Siy nd fll!y vim .hcse Tho S have SOn ns1Hssi
ss'' iscrrE " . Paa SSBy Hf aaSd n1siV ssrsisc4ses
ra, lHo4eh hAyg cured alter they had =
h. 10 H in"VrntI6lc, 4 thorough medical edu'
F5osLsS,SS Nsny yeaa hospital experience \
a9J1. Rl1 49, M II,sSspuuC agents, q close obSery'
kaliI1I W." ~ ,HmeauAi peculiSrtties and strc! az
W Il 81 S5tsnic management inSures success, u
ksu90 = and / l&lkly give the patient my
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TrE Rev. George Il. Thayer, Of Bourbon,
Ind, says: "Both myself and vile owe our
lives to Shiloh's Consumption Cure" Sold
by McLain Brothen and Alex. T. Young.
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In a telegraph office. "what is the charge
to Blankville?' "Ten words for twenty.
eight cents" "Why, it used to be twenty.
five CENTS" ayes, but that was before the
strike. The additional three cents is for
the postage stamp.
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TaKr HACKING oouOu can be so quickly
cured by shiloh's Cure. We guarantee Il.
Sold by McLsin Brothers, and Alex. I.
voub0 pkW
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.AIIan's Soluble Medical BougIes.

No nluseoas doss OF clbsb., copaiba or oil OF pE.
dal wood that are certain to produce dyspepsia by
destroying the ~coatIugs OF the stomach. Price
sL6o. Sold by all druggists, or mailed on receipt
o iprce. For further particulars send for circular.
/, o, o 1888.
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81 HGlOME PROOF.


,,v., diseases aud RheumAtsm.-
Eldasi EH.,tibIINaSoIhing seemed to help me;
s7tsfES !, estout Of bed. Or. snith cured me"
Wheeling, v. Va
po,rn1, Of Nose, Impaired ,volee.-sui.
0Y1n, fUgp sSlsnt medicine failed TO help me.
b. smith completely CHARLES CHADDuCK,
n speidel q Co., Wheeling. W. Va.
,,us,Ln ard uIcER!ed stomASn.SLmatmeni
4; esn iRIlsd % gtTe .H sS FSiSL inEifsnce Aeest'
Pc .u.At hrSi Tor fourteen yeafs. d.. smith
y LOUls y. WASHINGTON.
eISst.tSoiS Ruun!uc Sores on Head--"hy on W.
s5elG1 a. IouTtesn years. Nothing seemed 70
-. bf. smith cured him.
Market Street, Wheeling. ". Va.
asrEeIsd for yeafB with Cancer. Had II
Iimps. Il returned After each opera
sa.VS 4, Sr,iih cured me without knue, cansac OF
nol y. sA AE. Il. ". okCu1T.
20 .t.ulA Of AnuL-RlAt Of my back Tor IL
tsUorted dying. Dr, smith cured me win
oui taIe, IN I've week. rgouAs CoIyM
wholesale Grocer. Main u, wheeling, Y: "a
VIZ! STsr m 10 die and pronounced incuIar
\. n, smIIh cureo ne without knife.
DE D"S WASHINGTON DHLAEY,
Martins Ferry.
p,r r. O, LGdd wrtcs:-"Dr., smiths PROBES
t:5Il ETT4Cs In my lAlnily have ueen nc! saus
ts@soTy md commend him 70 all Is . gentleman
"a ~ a.5sI,sI KSIb ays:-"I had been suffering
a. wen TsGT and treated By many physicians ioi
Sy,Isy1l. DE. smith sAid AAd = p worm. ana
l.. IFS5t bonn removed Z nOnHter lC9 rect long
S.SSis C1noiHlam-lhree yeaIs In hospitals iot
kn,IsE dTe ne peculiar advantages IN such eases
Fesots euyrd Of rAAIrh, diseases Of hear, liver,
r6SIh fidueyI, Ikia, blood, nervous ahections
N TaFnesses Of men and youth, scfofuIa ana
pltnA lAtsiy 10 ny Success
n cared without the knife.
iItesg Al : stance may be treated By letters
uilbSuon guaranteed. A chart Tor selt.exAnlnA:
90 al On receipt Of " threeCent stamps, n
ETTr rt1rled lice.
xU;I !. daily, Call on or Bddte1
jobs 4, SMITH, n. D.,
all No 1904 ,hApl!ue St, Wheeling. w. va:
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EDUCATIONAL,
A SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
Security. Xo,herly Care, Good Boarding, Delightful
Location and Reasonable CnRfgtA.

Security, AothefIy Care, Good Boarding, Delightful
Location and Reasonable CnGigrA.
Mt. DeChantal Academy,
SEAR WHEELING, ". VA.
The thirtJ .sixth year OF ibis well knawn eehool
for Gil under the charge OF the suterH u tue
HiStGAtion, opegs on tbs Fist MJLdA! Of september
next, aud continues ten months.
Pupils received at any fiEne IN the session.
1hoNe who desire 10. pace their dAughttH In m
Institution Sh n tnR eXIepliO lgily goo advantages
In tho way Of heAlthfnl IRd feliHh.iIl ~l7cation.
excellent board, tho,olgb diSi, linr End It's rue.
tion. AZ III hAhdsot If . onS iCath hers, IL everydt.
pAtlmeht OF ieFAl eruci Ion. igcluding the med
tTn lAnsusgex AMI music. At We y reasonable iates,
should senG for Il Eatal que OF this school. Address
DIRECTRESs OF THE AG4DESY
OF THE VISITATION,
MI. DRfHAETAt,
jY2i.pAw Ne heellug ". Va.
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James Parton says: Separated from the
soil, man yet has never succeeded in thriv-
ing" Men who are lying ia cemeteries are
not separated from the soil, but they don't
seem to thrive much. And there's Henry
Clay Dean-but he may be thriving, in a
certain sort OF a way, for all we know
Morriltotgn Herald.
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alSS Small .5e. 500 per bottle L1fEe ", "
nSS 5aaDIe quantity s!.S per bottle an
%-iss e.l It. -
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Linsly Institate,
W. va.

pAlibefalIy endowed InStitutlon for the education
Of boys and young men. full corps Of experenCed
and competent instructors. Thorough inStructiou
Is given In the kngliAh, Classical, scientific and
Preparatory Branches, and students arc prypalGd
for COLLEGE, the higher schools OF tcienCO or bud.
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VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY,

The next session begins s~EPTEIfbHR 9Th, 1853,
Ten Separate Schools, including schcOl Of History
and School OF English. Full courAes in Law and
lArged fAcultieA fer study Of PhyEIcal sC4cnccs and
scientific Agriculture completely equipped chem.
lcl labmtory. Thorough courses In Ancient and
Modern Languages and Literature. Taxt books at
cost, Necessary expenses not over eI75. For cat.
klogue and other Information address
W. L. WILSON, President.
AuN Nn~Oantny-n ~ "A
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ANTE + 10 A

HE FEELS LIKE A NEW MAN.
az have Ind Dyspepsia, with ConstIpa-
kinds OF pills, and TUFTS are tho frst
that have dono mo any good. They hayo
cleaned mo out nicely. My appetite Ia
splendid, food digests readily, and l now
have natural passages. l feel like q new
Sold everywhere. 25e. oaice.4 a MnrrnrsL.N.Y.
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CHAPTER Xxx.
(coNcLUsIoN.)

"This whole affair has 60: to enc
my way after all O. said Charley
Mitchell, entering the room one morn
ing In which Alice-though I some
times yet call her Nellie-and myself
with George Wainwright and Rose
Perry sat
"What is your way Charley?" asked
George.
"Why, you four are going to gel
married soon, the old Star Combina.
ton is on the eve of bursting up and
you will quit the stage. Now all OF
that IS not my plan exactly. In the
first place would like to have been
the bridegroom to one Of these girls
myself. but that part l failed in, and
I'm still willing to PLAY low comedian
or walking gentleman. But my plan as
changed, revised annotatedis that you
four get married at once, and that our
old company sufficient portion of it
hold together long enough to give you
benefit.
Dear old Charley, l remember him
as though in were bur yesterday. 1
saw him last summer. The theatre
season was over and he came to our
country residence for rest. 1t was the
first time he had seen either of us for
five years and he was delighted to be.
hold US again. He spent a month at
that quiet old farm house froicking
with our two babies. respectively three
and one year old, and then returned to
the stage. Charley loves the profess
sion, is still single and though good
actor will never become 4 star. He is
the only member Of the original Star
Combination that is on the boards to-
day.
George and l looked at our com.
panlons. as the mischeivo.1 Charley
seated himself as though wanting their
reply. But they only blushed aud hung
their heads.
well wha. say you Thornhlrgs"
said George, after a moments silence.
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W. J AsHLocE Clerk.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
STAT nr.ilssnnriN

/ State OF Missouri -.
! GuGnty ~ AisIr. -
In The circuii Cont ~ sail county October term.
ISIS. In vacation. August Iith. issf
.hq'za Mclaughlin. plaintiff: vs. +. A. Me-
La igl,iin- fHi H.iarf.
Al this day comes the piainiiF herein by her al
1YTnry before tie uuirTSlgu q clerk tie Circuit
Curt ~ vacation ani hles her petition ifi aiia yit
stating among other things that the Defendant. l..
y: Acitishiin- j. upu resident oI the state OF
MISSOURI, Whcreupon IL Il ordered nv rhe clerk
that ss Defendant he notified by publcafion that
pi'untiu has commenced suit againss him this
couri ny petition the general object ani nature ,Of
when u 10 obtain Judgment Tor support and in
tensrce tor n rsrif and infant hiidren and fur
i,r OF the hnrth-wcstQuaTter dissection twenIy-four
"a township 1iNty-Iour to-, range fifteen u.s.,
Adair Co. Mo-. and that unless the said r A.
heiauRhtin. the defendant. he and zppcar at This
court AT the next term thereof. 10 he begun ana
hOici ~ the court house In the town of KIYsgyill-
IN sam county. on the 18th day Ut October 1855.
next, AMI on or before the sixth dag said term
answer OF plead IN the petition In said cause the
same VIII be taken co ifrssed aud Igdgmeu, will
be rendered accordingly.
Andit il further 0r'iered that copy hereof be
pnhlis hed According so law In the Graphic = week
ly newspaper published In saii county Of idair
state ei Missouri. s
County OF Adhr.
J. W. }. Ashis,cs. clerk OF the circuit rour, of
Atiair County. aforesaid, hereby certify that the
above I, true copy OF the original order n pub
iica'ion. In The cltse therein named as the same
appears In ny Office.
Witness my hand IS CLERK. AMI the seal of.Said
court Dsbe AZ ONCE In kirksviile. this I.th day
oi August, Lsrs.
W. j. AsHLocx.
i-7t CT rk.
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IL think we should have some re-
spect for Charlev's feelings"
:sTo be sure you should be willing tc
accommodate ME !" put in Charley
ut is but very slight matter to you
and will be great accommodation to
me-"
1T would be too bad not to accom-.
modate our friend Charley"
The house was crowded the acting
good and well applauded, Nellie, as
usual. carrying off the palm.
The next evening while the audience
was assembling in the theatre. our
company assembled at a little church
ana the beautiful girl whom | had SO
long loved was made my wife, and
George Wainwright, and Rose Perry
made one. AT eight was on the
stage and George in the box singing
tickets as though nothing had happen
ed.
The play was that of lpgomar, the
Barbarian. and had thu paSt OF lingo
mar and my wife that of Parthenia.
know | never played part SO we'll in
al! my life and my wife never d me
better.
mo riiorouglliare WAS played on
FRIDAY tor the benefit CT Nj. and Mrs
George Wainwright The house was
crowded and George, with his young
and bluShlng wife, went on the stage
and made a short speech OF thanks
He there Informed them that the
next night wonld be the farewell hene
fit of Nellie Conneil-thIt she would
appear on that night for the last time
on the sage
The advertisement packed the rouse,
The free list was suspended and every
thicket sold for cash. The price was
raised and still not an inch OF standing
room could be found from parquet To
gallery. SO dense was the crowd that
the orchestra was almost sutfocatad.
No play in those days took SO well
as the French Spy. There was enough
sensational and blood and thunder in
it to suit the Western people By
special request we had selected the
French Spy.
The acting l can say was never bet.
ter by a troupe that might i'll be al
ed amateur.
Charley Mitchell, with his wit as the
droll young French volunteer, kept the
audience in roar of laughter. But my
own sweet little wife in the costume
Of the Arab boy as spy. was the gem
eral attraction.
The appearance OF her shapely form
on the stage was sure to be greeted
with applause. As the poor boy among
the savage Moors, she elected the SYM
pathy of all.
Signs, sobs and cries went up from
the audience, and shouts of Joy when
she gained an advantage in the great
sword contest. The play was Just
drawing to close. 1t had been arran-
ged for lie to thank the audience at
the close, when George and wife my
own sweet Nellie and myselfe, were to
bid them farewell. The last scene in
the drama over, the battle fought,
Algiers taken, and the dead hurried
from the held. thanked the audience
as 1 stood In costume, my wife, at my
side in her garb as the Arab hoy, George
and Rose came toward. The audience
all. and shout went up
from the vast throng. A shower of
bouquets fell about us.
''FaremeH!r we all uttered amid our
tears. The audience kept up centin-
nous shouting.
THAT ends just as1 wanted it, said
Charley Mitchell, as the great curtain
descended between us and that sea of
faces forever.
THE END
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ORDER Or PUBLICATION IN V
CATION BY THE CLERK.

Perry W Dodson Plaintiff. against Jennie Dob
Matclieti. Defendants Civil action by petition.
Sow ut this day comes Perry VI. D"dsnn the
plaintiff in the above entitled cause before the
dersened clerk OF the circuit court OF lair county
In vacation and dies his petition and affidavit stat
Ing among o.her things that the above nad defen-
dants Dora II. Matcheft and Sarah alias >ad5
Natchett are non residents of this STATE.
II is thereupon ordered by the Clerk afOr =
SAID In vacation that publication be
made notifying the said DORIS u. Na.cheti
ana said sarah alias sadie atcIet that action
mas Deem commenced against them by petition IL
The circuit court OF Adlir county In N. state Of
Missouri the general nature and obje Of which Is
!" Obtain decree Of said conrt divesting the title
Dodson To The north hall of the north west quarter
OF section No, thirty four (3.l in township sky
two t6el of range No fifteen (jj. and yesting the
tit 10 said land in the plaintiff herein and fhst
unless you The said defendants Dora b. Matcheft
and Sarah alias >iie Naichgti be and appear NJ the
next term OF said court 10 be hollen at the court
house IN h!rksvfie wi.hin the Oupty Of Adatr and
Slate OF Missouri, the 18th day october lSS-
ahI on or before the third u thereof IF the term
sia so long continue and not then before the sud
Of the term aud answer said petition IL viii be
taken as confessed and Judgement and decree Viii
be rendered against you pay ed for In said pei-
lion.
II Is further ordered that copy hereof BE-, publish
in said county Affair for four weeks this last In
serti"n TO he At least four weeks before the COM
I.ieaetiiieni ~ ihe next term OF said court.
Atrue copy. Attest
W. J AsHLocK Clerk.
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Stage Struck !;
OR, THE
Mysterious AoTR Ess
BY MI. Roy.
BY M. =. Rey.

AUTHOR OF WALTER BRuwNrIELD-
THE HIRED GlRL--.THE TEACHERS
MISTAKE, ETC, ETC, ETC,
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REFUND OF DUTIES ON SALT.

WASHINGTON, Sept A circular has been
issued from Treasury Department prescribing regus
lauons 10 carry provision OF the las tariff act
which provides for rebate OF the dues paid upon i'm
salt with which meat has been cured for exporta
ton These regulations provide that payment or re-
fund IRON the Treasury will be made OF sum less than
SlO0 Claims of 10 sanount favor Of any person or
firm may he allowed TO accumulate until tney reacn that
sum- The quantity of saltupon which rebate shall be al
lowed shalt not exceed twenty pounds TO every 100
pounds OF drysaed meats exported. nor forty P9usos
the entry involves can o. less taln 800 no oond Ior
proof OF landing abroad will be required put Tue eA-
norter shall file with he Colec DILL OF lldlns ~ pr
yided for drawback shipments by circular OF Jhy =.
1881 The regulations also prescribe the orDs os , e,y
tn ne used 81 hours be lang OF the mercnahuiso
on board vessel ior expnrvi lou.
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to respect II and the insurgents have nothing aJa
interfere with Both sides have been trying 70
armed vessels. The 'ioyernihelt I.la l,oa
three in order make lis blockade effective anu ho
The fortified towns held by the insurgents; h;
leader the revolution Bazeas, descroed oy
Mr.. Langston man OF great ability. ne 10 iuaxti
latto and Ia the leader OF the fqeral party III E
Bazelaie formerly the leader OF the Chapei VI ~
uties an regarded OF the aDlest Lar.
and lawyers Of his country. He has many sy ~ ~
throughout the republic. but they are kept qPle "
severe repressive measures OF the GoyernmehI rh ~
Langston thinks that President SalomDn, VINO s 'ne
leader of the National party the foremost pscS hor ,
in the world" He is OF pure blood, ana .nor
oughy educated and highly polished He has trav
eled extensively In Europe and when J9hn A. s a rhe
the United States Munster TO France Sal0non ms ,h zee
Haytian representative to the same country aDu ~ y
became personal friends. President eaioo @ re 20
regarded the leader and RS resentatlve o ,ho r
negro population OF the republic while Baleiai7 '
the same relation TO the people OF mixed oioou, ,u
The present attempt to revOiuiionze Hayti MT LiuB
ston says differs from all which preceded IT, HAY
tian insurrecon is usually successful at the very
else 1t is very put down. The present htleapV
began about eighteen months ago, and the Ogeen.
to have gained rather than to have lost sione
and vitality down to the present time.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

BERLIN Sept. 4-rhe Bundesrath has adopted the
treaty OF commerce with Spain.
ALEXANDRIA Sept 4-Ihere were only three deaths
from cholera here yesterday aud the epidemic Is
considered nearly extinct
MOSCOW Sept 4-Ihe Gazette deprecaes an alliance
betyeen Russia and France II asks what Power would
seek An alliance with Government whose existence Is
not certain for single day.
ARLoy Belgium. Sept 4-The village Of BattincOurt.
a few miles distant from this place. totally
destroyed by fire yesterday One hundred and sixteen
houses were consumed
CAPE TowS, Sept 4-The steamer Garth Castle, which
sailed from this port to-day for England has board
Mr. Shaw the British missionary, who was recently
released from imprisonment by the French in NADIA
glscar the family OF the late James Carey, and Wit
nesses against ODOnneL.
PARIS Sept 4-Durng n pyrotechnic display at Co
lombes last evening. bomb exploded among the spec
tators killing two Of them and badly woundng several
others.
GENEVA Sept. 4.-The Government has refused 10 er-
tradite Lennig American student VINO Killed fel-
low student IN duel Germany. as duelling s not
named in tradition treaty. Lenng was liberated
LONDON Sept. 5.-The Queen has conferred the blue
ribbon OF the order OF the Garter upon Prince Albert
Victor son Of tue Prince OF Wales.
PARIS Sept 4.-John Sheridan Murphy, OF PiItsDurg,
an rish-Amercan has been sentenced TO ten years '
prisonmem for breaking the window OF jcwelry shop
here and stealing valuable necklace