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Miscellaneous Notes From the Levce
1~eiegraphic Reports.

miscellaneous Notes From the Leyce.
1eiegraphic Reports.
Capt. swanty has his New Cumberland
fer yboat on the Island dock. being generally
repaired.
The Hiberlia Is laid up at Point Pleasant,
where sue will be widensd and thoroughly
repaired.
The Boone came of the Point Pleasant dock
on Monday and the W. N. Chancellor WI
taken OH for q few minor repaiIa.
The Clifton tried to get over the bar at the
head OF the Island with Imply brick boats
yesterday, but failed, and went 10 babk near
SWeeney's old works.
The Princess still continues 10 ply in the
BellAiFe trade, her aim being to please the
public, NO matter how much trouble she may
encounter In doing 50.
Capt. Garlick's barge, Silver Ciif, with a
load Of brick from Hutson's works, New Cum
btrland, aud enrUute for this city, is stuck,
at the Sisters. She is being lighted OF.
The Pe,cy Kelsey, commanded by Capt,
John l.. Kerr, formerly OF ths Sam Clark, is
laid up at Captina waiting for water. Capt
Kerr IS Que OF the Oldest aud most succe4siul
lowboat pild 5 and captains.
Busine 5 ives terribly dull on the landing
yesterday. The only departures were the
Bopne, at 1880 A. NJ, for Parkersbure, the
Frank Stein, al 8 r, N ,::t0rN W MhrtlnSyille,
and the Little AunA, n $50 P. NJ, for Clar-
ius,on.
Kuox & Son, Of Harmar, arc building q new
boat fjf the Marietta and Matamores trade,
TO be in readine 3 by January lst. 1t Is being
built by thelFeller Packet Company and will
likely be commanded by Cap. Athty, with
n...k-NI m SHhHaNNaH ~ khn Ekraakar Ia a..
Office.
The river at this point commenced rising
yesterday, and by evening there IVES In The
channel . depth Of 8 feet inches. The
steady rain Il Of prevailed nearly allday VS.
tains, where II started the rivers to rising
once more.
It's sid . number OF packet pilots intend
taking charge Of raft boats next seas 4. The
explanation Of this Is tlaL while the well
dreised wheelmsn OF the packets now receive
monthly salaries ranging only from 800 to
$3.50, crack raft pilots pocket s 5000 per sea.
cons, Louis Rep.
CINCINNATI, October 25.-Riysr s feet 0
inchts and falling cloudy aud cool.
PARErR, Pa, October 2s.-River s inches
and on q stand; weather cloudy and mild.
PrrsBuRsH, Pa, October 25.-River IS
inches aud stationary weather warm and
rainy.
RIcE,s LAspno, Pa, octobsr 25,-Riyer 4
feet 4 inches aud falling weather cloudy
thermometer 6iS.
BRowxSyIr1x, Pa, October 2b.-Riyer 4 feet
2 inches and stationary; weather cloudy;
Thermometer 63o.
MoRaAsroEx, W. Va, October 25.-Rlyer
L foot o inches and stationary: weather
IaInyi tsfmomstsr so,
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s.sns.wAcNER
A QuietIy Elegant wedding Yesterday
Afternoon. :

A Quietly Elegant Wedding Yesterday
Afternoon.
Miss N. Eugsnia, daughter Of Mr.. John
Wagner, Cashier OF the National Bank Of
West Virginia, was married yesterday after
noon, at the residence Of the BRIDES father,
to Mr.. Lswrencesa Sands OF this city. The cere.
moDy was performed by Rev. De. !. Z, Smith,
of the Fourth Street N. E. Church, a. hall
past three colo K. There were no attend
ants. Mr.. and Mrs. Sands left at 8 o'clock
over The Baltimore & ORC for an Esstern
trip OF two weeks. The bride IS tue only
daughter OF Mr.. Wagner and has q large cir
Gle OF friends.
Her dress displayed q quiet and refined al.
ghnoe peculiar to the wtarer the toilet COZ.
sisting OF creamy white silE, pleated from;
aud court train, the panels and waist elabof-
ately trimmed with point de Venice, The
groom Is u son OF Mr.. Joseph q. sandS, CASH.
Ter OF the National Bank OF Fairnont aud
for the past four or five years has bsen con-
ntcted With the National Bank Of West Vir.
glnia, OF this city, and possesses the esteem oil
. large number Of at%quaintances. Among
the guests from q distance were: Mr.. Joseph
E. Sands an MIR. Howard Fleming, both OF
|Fairmont; Prof. A. W. Lorentz and wife,
Mr.. Thomas r. Evans and family, and Prof.
W. P. Willtyaud family, all OF Morgantowr
Mr.. and Mira. Charl, s. Senseny, Moundsville
Miss Lizzie Res, Pittsburgh; Miss Lizzie
Johnston, Wellsville, and Miss Callie Hagans,
of Morgantown. A brilliant company IVES
assembled, and the occasion wa in every way
arf NUah y
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Trnnnfera Recorded.

Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to record
Deed made October 25sb, by Charles B
HEDGES, OF Brooke county, TO Matthias Hem
sler, Of Washington county, Pa, In cotsid-
grafton OF IS. for l16 acres In Richland
district, adjoining the land OF James ".
Deed made October q. by eamuelJ Bond
and wife 10 Benjamin +. Caldwell, in con-
Ederation OF 81 600 for the esst part OF lot
o35. on The north side OF Sixteenth street.
Deed made January 81, by Mrs. Rehecca
Wheat to August @. Fisher, In consideration
oil 5000, for lot 50 In the La Grange addition
TO Wheeling.
by the Stone Church Cemetery Assooiatiou TO
jeremiah Hartleib, In consideration Of $50,
for lot 1856, In section @ In said Cemetery.
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RAILROAD ~BoNDe-Stropg.
sr.rR MISUNDERSTANDING

SToCRs-To days Stock market was strong, and
though prices declined In the last hour from 4 real.
izeti0n ofptuftS there has been a gain not only Ia
prices butt In confidence. To-day for the tirt time
In q good many months thera were foreign buying
orders Of considerable extent on the market,
though many were at icur 5 S1mewhAL below tue
lowest q the day, showing that foreign buyeil ex.
pect u pArtlL reaction but ate dlss Osed to Invite 4
moderate decline from the averSyo Of the day.
The market op3nsd with n wnirl and de linEs
were attend cd with great excitement The 'bcAIS"
in VanderbilR.mRde a special effort to cover on the
Iepolt hat Vanderbiit had ordered the calling IN OF
his loansd stock. The elrly RI Q ranEed FROM j. TO
per cent, 1l;iuois Central lesdiug, Aelling up 10
l2gM TO la2. subsequently There yrs u reaction OF
u TO ~ per cent, the latter in oregon Navigation,
which tell OF from ll3N 10 liz. Near ! O'clock
speculation became buoyAnt asLH, and mHny
snRres reIched the highest poiat made dnce the
present bull movement began.
Iu tue afterlo tithere wee sales TO realize pro-
fits. and q reaction Of Y to 8 per cent to K place,
Che latter in Michigan Central The decline WIS
accelerated by heavy Ealing for flDrt Rcrount.
one operator alone being credited with putting out
q line of shorts u over ,oU) shares. Room lrddelS
follower IN his wake and alto Iold freely. In the
final tTansactions there waSa rally Of kSszp per cent,
the latter on Weitern Union, which sold up 10 10Y.
As compared with lat night the cIodDg prices aIr
X 10 IL per cent lower.
TfALSIItiOnG 6rl i'm 4haneRE
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This evening, at the Opera House, Hon.
Daniel Dougherty, OF Philadelphia, will lee
ture on 1.-THE Stage" the proceeds going to
the treasury Of the Conference Of 81. Vincent
de Paul. Mr.. Dougherty needs no common
dation at the INTEILlGEEcEG's hantsT as the
impression he made here on bis former visit,
wheS he lectured on "0ratory," was fayorE-
BILE and lasting. Reserved % ats can be secur.
ed al Wilson & Banners music store, Market
street. A renowned, eloquent and popular
speaker, an attractive and fruitful theme and
Easworthy charity for beneficiary ought 10
corspire TO draw one OF the largest crowds
seen In the Opera House this season.
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MARTINS PERRY.
Diphtherla-Bad Qnarrei-PersonaI and
HflaoaIfnaaana

Miscellaneous.
Miss Annie Jones, Of Mt. Pleasant will
spend the winter 10 Martins Ferry.
John Crooks los apocketbook, Wednesday,
containing some money and valuable papers.
Isaiah Linton, chief engineer Of the CIeve-
land & Pittsburgh Railroad, was in town yes,
terday.
There are several cases OF dlpther.a in
town, and fears are entertained that It may
become prevalent.
Dr.. j. @. oleayer and Mrs. Whitney, Of
Reokuk, Iowa, sre visiting G. W. Mitchell
and other relatives in this locality.
The temperance union met at tho lecture
room OF the Presbyterian church TUESDAY
o7enipg, and talked over the work for this
fall and winttr. Some committees were
appointed, and the meeting adjourned 10
meet Tntsday evening, November 9th. .
There was quite . little scene at John
Mack's ytslerdSy evening. Mr.. Mack and
William Turner, q colored gentleman, had 0
about a little account which result.
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CHICAGO, October 2h-Iho DToteTa' J0uftal nd.
port: HcgS-Receipts $4,000 mead; EhipnentS 7ybto
mead; market wee !, ommpn &c lower packing II IA
az 70, packingand Rhippingfl f0a5 %; lfgStS IS0I6Y0:
oeipui9, col head; shipments 400 head iaaffet ami
except on best exports 20 S6a7e0; good TO choIoe
shipping D I0a6 lG omino 70 medium "a 06S
5 80: range TG1an soy and follower; gas Texan
5000 head; shipments LILO head; mafket dnli.
inferior @ tsis q ocI3 %; good Sioo; choice 500;
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mon aud light 50 p0ai IS; packing ana bnte6e,sI
g Ssas 90 RoceipA 400 heAdi shiptnents 100
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The iiks hes nsssr been seen before Col
ored Blankets q. 900. White Blanket 81.
Plaid DreCs Goods5 TO 10 cents. Fine MO,
hair changeabls nustred and BroCade g
cents. Flaanels OF all kinds, good heavy all
wool, for 80 cents. All wool French Cash
meres, all colors, worth 75, for 90 cents. A
large assortmentso of cloGka aud Dolmars at
,25 per cant less than last year. Ingram Car
pets 25 cents. Oil Cloths % cents, 10000 bolts
Wall Papers, z cents o bolt. We sail cheap
for cash. JoHN RoEaER, Nos. 2O2o and 202l
Main STRAIT. u.... ..
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SYDNEY Smith being III, his physician ad.
visad him to stake . walk upon an empty
stomach" "Upon whess?' tsSed Sydney.
still better stAps to take would be the pur:
chase Of Dr.. X. v. PIerce.s Golden Medical
Discovery" and PLEASANT PnrSatiye Pellets"
which are especially valuable to thcss who
are obliged 10 lead ~sedentary lives, or are al
flicted with any chronic disease Of the stom-
ach or bowels. By druggists.
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sdin Turner hitting Mack onithe forehead.
with q niece of iron, cutting assyereg cash.
Mack says he will prosecute Turnef.
Ohio City Lodge No. So, A. AL as W.
OF Martins Ferry, will join with Janis Rob
erts Lodge OF Wheeltng, ina grand ball this
evening II Turner HALL Wheeling. A large
number will 10 over from here.
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After the adjournment OF the Grand Lodge,
the Grand Encampment met, and considers
BILE routine business WIS transacted. The
following officers were elected for the ensp-
ipg year, and afterwards duly installed
Grand Patriarch, DR.. O. Shriver, Of Bethany;
Grand High Priest, George BIinkman, OF
Grsttori Grand Senior Warden, Dr.. D.
Mayer, Of Charleston; Grand Junior Warden.
William II. sheib, Of Wheeling; Grand
Scribe, Il. a. Uthman, OF WHEELING; Grand
Treasurer, Henry Etamou, OF Wheeling;
Grand Representative, jacob Morris. The
Supreme Grand Encampment, to which Mr..
Morris Is the delegate from the West Wiz.
ginia Grand Encampment mte.s at Mime
apolis next September.
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The Enstern ohio lIiners.

Concerning the meeHngo OF mineTsat Bridge
port on "Wednesday, the Bsllairs Independent
The delegate convention Of miners held in
Bridgeport yesterday, really accomplished
potb}ue. When the question Of consolida,
ting the Eth and Sixth diatricts, which
would throw Belmont, Guernsey, Jefferson,
CoIumbiann and Tuscarawas all into n dis
trict with headquarters here, came up. there
was a grand kick from Cambridge, and the
matter was finally laid over till January 24lh,
whom another meeting will be held In this
eity. John Davis, the district secretary, who
Ia been indelatigable 10 his labors for
months past Is thoroughly organizing the
miners in the counties named, and whose
miners. resigned, and W. Il. Turner, Of Cam
bridge, wassppointed TO all the vacancy.
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THE srATE RAIR.
A Proposition 10 Increase the stock OF
the Association.


A meeting OF the Board Of Directors OF the
West Virginia Exposition and State Fair
A,slciation will DO held at the Court Horss
this afternoon, 10 vote o. a proposition to
increase the tapital'stock. The Association
is carrying q Leayy debt, incurred in pui-
chasing the grounds and erecting the build.
ings on the Island, and their capital stock 10
much below the value Of their property.
Something over 81, 100 OF interest Is 10 be raid
annually. 10 avoid, this drain on their
treasury and pay of the existing indebted
nts,, Il IL proposed to issue sufficient adt
diional sharts Of the par value Of SIS each 10
cover the outstanding debt These sheres
will be offered first to stockholders at so,
and no doubt most Of them will b bought by
members OF the Association, as at this price
they really represent q stock dividend Of IS
on each share purchased. Any shares not 80
taken will DO offered to the public at their
fa.e value.
With this arrangement Il is expected the
Association will be practically ~inynlnerable,
and rs stock may DO expected TO pay q good
dividend with such success In the future as
the annual fairs have had in the past.
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DITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI 4 ST,
j LOUIS RAILwAY2PANHAEDLE ROUTE
@@Ns-.sss %
Time table for East and West corrected 70 JUNE
2l,1SS3.
Trains leave Panhandle S0tIou. foo; OF EleTenIh
street, near Public Landing, Is follows:
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/ WE wish to call special attention 10 orr
new Department Of Dress Silks and Vel.
vets, both In colOrs and black, plain and
brocaded. Also Seal Plushes for cloak.
ings, We are receiving new additions
daily and selling them NJ reduced prices.
Il. SWABACKEk,
1861 Main Street.
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WASHINGTON, D. G., October 20 -1:so a NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, fair
weather, preceded by light lota' rains. prin'
cipslly in the northern portion, northwest
erly winds, rising barometer in the eastern
por ion, rising followed by falling barometer
In the western portion, slight rise In tenn
perature In the eastern portion, stationary OF
slight fall in temperature In the western por-
ton.
Lower Lake Region, local rains, followed
In the western portion BY cloudy weather,
rising barometer and stationary or Ilight TALL
in temperature, variable winds, slightly to
northweSterly.
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l AN receiving my fall stock OF women's,
misses and childrens shoes and mems fine cali
hand.sewed shoes III all the different styles
to which I invite an inspection. l have
added several new lines 10 those l have been
keeping heretofore, making q complete assort-
ment Of tne and medium goods.
+, ". RIoEn =
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One Meson 4 Hamlin Organ, $50
one Peloubet & Pelton Organ. 800.
One palace" 0rTa1, nine stops, So.
0ne Geo. Woods Organ, pipe top, SIPS.
at WILSoS & BAuMEG s,
BIZ a..u'3 1910 Market Street.
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New Advertisements.

FONDA Bum Of Monty.
Wanted-Two 6aitsmer.
Grand Ballia Turner Hall Tonight.
Stocks For sale-I. Irwin.
Pl,te GltsI Mirrofs-E L. Nicoll.
Notice-Photograph Gallery.
Madison Square Theatre-hIz l Eirke.
g. Mendel & Co.-Fall Stock Of Carpets
Fresh Arriva's-Halstsd & Harden-Hesd
II Local.
Piano For saIe-WiIson & Banner.
Now "a the Tme-B. F. Caldwell.
DR.. John +. smith-Third page.
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UceipH S0ofheao, NRfket noW ~ eoout yestetaayh
Petroleum.
OIL offY, Pa October 2a-oll active and HIGHER;
openod AZ lbs lowest point At Si0g3S, and elosed al
800 sis gsss,dsg q saS SssI SSs sSlpmS mean :
Yesterday, United 69,0c1 barrels; tidewater 9.sS6
barrels: daily GyeFagefor the month. 1881 barrels.
Charter, 1857 barrels. daily average for themonth,
$500 barrels. Runs Tuesday, United 1850 bar.
relE tldewater, 1851 barrels; daily average, 6,S6S
barrels.
PITTSBURGH. pa. October 2S.-Petro,eum active
Arm and higher United certificates closed at
81 llZ This afternoon sss0n was more active and
firm opened o. stig1s: declinId to 81 OK; rallied,
advanced and clos d at 81 llh
TrusynlR, Pa. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. openedat
q OK; hfghest 81 TX; lowest o. ok closed a.
SILK. Shipments 6S,6oS barrels charters 1854
barrels; ruus 1900 OArrelG
BALTIMORE, October 2.-Petroleum dull and
nominal; refined SZaSHc.
NEW York, CONGRATULATIONS steady; United
SIlk
Cotton.
NEW YoEK, October 2.-cotton quiet and steady:
futures dull and steady; October l0.S7c; November
|l0fSc: December l0.67c: JRnuRiy lU.Slc: February
1896 March II loc; April ll.2lc; May ll.SsC; June
I.4ic: July n.66c; August n.6Sc.
Dry Goods.
NEW York, October 25.-The market continues
felluIeleSS. however the deliveries on orders are
still In process OF execution aud return a fair vol
nme Of husineEs
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Foe s~aIe-Estey organ.

We have a good Es,ey Organ with rever
stops, used about one year. which we offer at
q great bargain. Wilson & BAuMER,
1910 MalkAt Streat
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For sale.

An elegant Estey Organ, seven stops, Eve
octaves, used one year, Ia splendid order, and
in fact as goods IS new, which we otfas ut q
great bargain. MnsoH d BAUMER.
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ALL kinds aud varieties OF fish, and oysters
In bulk, can and shell, csn be found ct John
L. WyIand & Bros, 1866 MARI ct street.
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The following shows the range OF the Their.
mometer, 90 Observed at scnnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner yesterday:
1882 1883
IA. N. - M !. MI ?. N. IA. N. IAN. 8P.M. 7r. N.
a B 90 50 a 50 Is
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PAM In the back, which Is often the sign
Of kidney trouble, Is euredby the great pain
felieyer, 6t Jacobs OIL. A few thorough ep-
plicationS at night Increase the circulation,
remove The pain and give health,
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THE DAILY MARKETS.
GoyEaNMENr-Firm.

NEW YORK. October 26.-Harey easy at Q per
cent, closing at ut 2. Prime mercantile paper Ba7
per cent Sterling Exchange bankers bills steady
1t SiSl; demand sta. lE
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FOR RENT.
1NoR RENT

EoR RENT.
nIet View rCTut on tNcnd III,
y street., specially rdtpttd n ~. No lt0
without children. Enquire d ihAu lHiJ
tc9, JAMES l. HAwlEy
Tlt@ Main Size,
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WANTED,
GENERAL NOTICES
TO TAXPAYERS,
Cry coLlcrcR,s o,r,cr n..

Cry coIlIcroR's osnck, oct. N ,,,
The City Taxes for the scar 1859. win s
Monday, tho bth day Of November. IN auee
persons who pay their city taxes on or !, Y
Sd day Of December, lSS3. will be Entitled w. Y
count Of " per cent thCreon. Iron ali M y
on zeal estate not psid on OF before DtS.SSL1 "
lsS3, \ penalty at The ntU OF ten pSr t,.,, aNea
mum will be add. d aud collected III =
FkELERICK UERuE
Ocp Clty CoIINtt
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RAr IInElIY, Pa, October 26.-Cattle-Recetpts
Hogs-RSceipts 2,bs0 head, MIikeli0w; PiIiadol.
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VAIUABLE FARM
PALTIM0RE& OHIO RAILR0ADO %.

@@ElSs3s
ON and after MAY 10, 1858, PASSENGER tnis V1l
run ~ Acknowledging time:
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Nj. 8. @. Malone will be at Bellaire, satur.
day the 9Th, 10 solicit orders for bis pom
drawing OF Garfield, entitled From the Leg
Cabin. to the White House.
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PERSONAL

Major ]. Riley, of Cincinnati, is at the Grand
Hotel.
Col 8. F. Higley, of Cleveland, is at the Bates
House.
Hon. U. z. Wiley, of Fowler, was in the city
last night.
H. G. Northrup of Philadelphia, is at the
Grand Hotel
Judge Jno. G. Robinson, of Spencer, is at the
Bates House.
General william Korb, of Baltimore is at the
Grand Hotel.
DR.. ]. Gilbert and wife, of Cleveland, are at
the Bates House.
J. Warren Wright. of Battle Creek, Mich, is at
the Grand Hotel.
Hon. John R. Cravens and wife, of Madison,
are at the Bates House.
Mr.. Charles E. Wilson, of Lebanon, was in the
city last evening. He reports Boone as up and
coming.
David Powell left, yesterday, for San Jose,
Cal, to visit his son ami daughter. He will be
gone about ninety days.
Rev. Hillary A. Goblin, of Asbury University.
will occupy the pulpit of the Tabernacle (Third)
Presbyterian Church tomorrow,
DR.. Wiloughby Walling will start to New
York tonight to attend the meetings of the Ma
tional Wholesale Drug Association, next week.
Cards are out for the marriage of Mr.. Lewis
Wallace, the weil-known young attorney of this
city, to MISS Mary Esther Warrack, of Wheaton,
Ill., on next Tuesday.
Rev. Ross G. Houghton, pastor of Roberts
Park Church, arrived at home last night from
HIS visit to New York, and will occupy his pulpit
tomorrow and hereafter,
Capt. James c. Wheat, who has been hitherto
considered a confirmed old bachelor, will be mar
ried Oh next Monday noon, at seventh-street NJ
E. Church, to Mrs. Flora E. soliday-formerly
Miss Ten Eyck.
L. D. McLafn and wife have accepted posi-
ti0ns as teachers in the Baptiss Institute at Co.
lumhia, s. c., and left for that city yesterday.
Mrs. Mccain was formerly a teacher at the
L Gland Institute, New Orleans.
]. A. Rutherford and MISS NJ, 8. Rutherford,
Harrisburg: j. NJ. Evans, Youngstown, O.;sH. F.
Cornell, Kalamazoo, Mich; r. Fl. Gilmore,
Phiadelphia; W. H, Gragg, Buffalo, and H. H
Gibson, Sanausky, c., are registered at the Bates
House.
Mrs. Mary f. Haggart, OF this city, has new
Ingersollism." Mrs. Haggart is matter of-fact
woiaan and strong logician. She is non-seeta-
rian, and, as a rule, makes her deductions from
admitted and self-evident truths.
William E. Mitchell and D. Boone, Bedfo I'd =;
Charles c. Smith, Cleveland d. A. Putnam
Peoria; W. W. Murray, Buffalo, W. A. DonneH,
Greensburg; ]. B.W. Stout, Marion, Ind; Francis
l. Flagg, New York; ]. F. Payne, Moline; Mrs
VIM. Rayland and Miss Sallie Devine, Bowling
Green. KY; j. II. Strong and r. L. Bone Chi
cago, and George G. Harvey, of Danville, were
at the Grand Hotel yesterday