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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-09

NEW YORK. August S.-Mouey market easv :,
a1aI percent G!ossd e. l3s percent. rnme me-.
b.n ids pspet a2.aGH percent sterling Ezt hange
GovERSNENTs-Firu, ~ L..
RAtLH0AD BQSDS-,trong
STATE sEcuRlrlEa-steady. n"
>, oiooks.s! equation at the ST ,ck market opencd
heavy Anu lower on reportJ of selling ior in' eirn
accounts. The decline /, p,ices ranged from 4 IL
~ percent, New York Central Lake Ebo G. M h..
M ssn Genital ana Onion aec leading the down.
m"ta oe w. 1 inc weakncs In the arret led
" .ee saies !nr thort account. the bears ilcninv
~ tue peHel thal me upward movement had At mi
its ,oTce The bulls have eucou,a ,cd this belief
1 n nave worsed to tecure large short Interest
market. 100 5I'7' '-' 10y 'u'neu 'ne
In Tue afternoon ihnrts became alarmed at TIN
saarp cnange Tor the better and made an Effort 10
1Ces ne oasIinEs however were light and they
up; The improvement In prices from the I lowes,
9int OF the dny ranged ON 4 TO bs pcfceni
aad ne marie. tloed strong at o. near lie hirhes!
n n Ie ~ sae cSay tmpaEsd VIII last nights do
Northwc,eIn TX, Lactawa1na TX. peadin VIC sa
Northern Pacific preferred " siId o,hs, ac, ui
share! TO peieen. Michigan Cenirai "i Sa,S
a nosH See " ndc5n and Teta' how
five shares caro Alton sdyaneca n .ns iaa :,
i:4h Eht Itnne,sce preferred x percent IN o
Memphis & CAarlesteu pccent / , a9E, Ella "1c r,
t ioiia percent 70 w. ana Colorado Goal percent
Tlansaclions sls. LOO shares. 'm
"; =. Us. lo0; y. =. Nv, III: q. 8. new IN 11o,I.
raeitg es Of ,9S, l2a Central Paciac ll0: Ere 5saz
Missouri Is. lo2; St. Joseph, 100; 1t, +. Il a. &
n mss, uI Tennessee 6, old, S9N; do nav s,E:
1e1H Iac!dc land grants 87,s do Ko Grandc. assS
Union Pacific arsn. 100; do land grants lO;s<: d.
sinking fund. icoh Virginia g. Io vignia eonsols,
F E4nscs mI ,sa COUPONS So do deferred. s. Adams
,,T, e; Central pscire, 49'i; Chesapeake 4
ohio, ~ DO Lat preferred 14xdo ID preferred o,I.
T.; u, Y. d l., %: Denver s Rio Grandc llsSe Eln'
l5E: preferred, 81; Fort Wayne l29; Hsnnibal Z
g. Joseph. tx: 90 preferred, SIX asked Ksnsss
& Texas TX: Lake Erie & Western, TX: LsSe
shore. s:3l Louisvillea Nashville SIX; Lousyiiic
New Albany & Chica2o. Is: Memphis 4 Chrt|estnI,
Il, preferred TO- % ID rsss..ed s Memphis i
Pacific, %; Nashville & Chattanooga, 4oS.: Nav
Jersey Central. co: Northern Pacific ny; % pre.
ohi9 d Mississippi. 2oM: DO preferred s.: pseihHs
san franc,sso;; M DO preferred e. st. Psui
y; do preferred low: Texas pacinc, li3S: 11nion
pss!ne, ~; United s.stea K1pless. S. r. S st
= q 90 pTetses1ed 15 Wells Fargo Exprcss
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-09
FOR E.ALE,

FOR SALE OR RENT-TIiE EAGTk
n Brewery rid NJ ali Unu.o rc.,,,.;'- 10
s@e ~, M g IL Eu quitc OF JOHN KhID, Nv
1HS1SutS NV e. rivN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-09

FOR sALE.
v lne Desirable Residence, No. G. Fifteenth s,oe.
1a9.ifc OF J. d. E-SuN. No. 1855 Chapl!ne trtt,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-09

CINCINNATI, O.. August S.-Flour steady and un.
changed. mheat 1irnet; No. . roi $40 tom strupg.
er; No. g. Sc. OaLs hrpt: No 2 mixed SO Rya dull
and l. wer at Ccadc. Barley steady aud un, Il ing.
ed. PORK firm at 81 NJ. Lhld quiet at 7.4O. Buik
meats aud bacon lalet and unth,nged. Whisky
he'd al slG7 and no sales. Butter firm aud un-
chauhcd, t'rr,ll
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-09
Splendid Saloon or Grocery Stand.

:, The properly, No. 1901 Msln street, recently Il.
ir4nt door Fl tho court i1Uusc ny Allied a ny, .1o
oWclal commissioner, on August y, lski, a, i'm
clock A. n. The laic Min IL, II, der n, ~, ~ w
Court tn settle Up ckt.ie ~ @.s VI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-09
THE DAILY MARKETS.
The Financial World.

NE, NEW YORK. August S.-Ioney market easy q
l1a2 percent, cIos.d e: X percent. rnme me -.
Ssafie paper aEaGh percent. sterling Ell hsnRe
o1 Gosrn",iisa urn u u Sax; demand 81 SIX.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1884-11-15
G6E. JoSuPH LAHB1.
4 Monumen5 to be erected to the Memory
oL o4tganS Dead tl6Io.

The news that a movement is on foot
t. erect nlonaHenC to the memory OF
Gen. j oe. Lane, is ueIls reesl. e1 vita
lnuyA srati.catioG by,. the Old settlers
OF Oregon, every oae oI wIon viii ADD
his mite TO tiie Iutlj, in order that Il
n,tius srlonte aiaH be pa'd to tie mem
CRY OF !. ebfoot's noble Governor and
true friend. 1t IS but justice to Gea-
erai Lane chat nouunteno should BE
vIected 70 his memoir. Oregon WAS
l.l, home, ana ii was here he fer the
5ast time saw the Summer sun sink to
rest. Seated III his 6eluti.ui litlI.
cottage at I,oset5urg, one week prior 70
his death, and winle holding . coaver-
sstion with tie writer OF tbs article,
w.i3 atter"afds WAS at tAe bselais!e q
tie old here, and gently closed his e.,es
after tAa angel q Death had summoned
bis soal itto tho Great C4A.4oWn,
General Lane said: Il inusc say that
ain how enjoyins the happiest mo
ne1ts Of my lifs. | will be but fsw
,jas $ before | shall eater the othal
world, and my last farewell here will
have been said. Ny PAST las been re-
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1884-11-15

A Complete AledicaI Work for
Nofnen, handsomely bound in cloth
iad illustrated Tells how to prevent
and cure all diseases Of tie sex, by a
treatment at tlono. Worth It's weight
IN geld to every lady suffering from any
Of these diseases. Over 10, COZ sold
aile.d9. Postpaid only 50ot~. Pos
tai note or 2 CT. stanIs. Address
NUNDA PUBLIsIllNot co Nunda,
II. Y. Nov. lst 3-m
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1884-11-15
FROM THE DEMOCRATS.
The State Committee Issues a Statement
to the People of neW York.

Nrv yoaK NV The ns,,a
orat;o stata e,o.,,,ittea bss ;ss,,oa tba
eslloa.;,,.. oa.1
up.no.rs nr,,ol,p .r,c er.,r "a.
~ NJ a 1es4
,leem it our d,,tx to .nno,,,cs fo
tl,e ne, l. oft.,is .st,fa tb,t ,,,a ~.
n,lIn.an MANAGERS have w,tbin tha l..t
f,ttx-t.,obs honrs ,..,,,ts,,.a :. neu.
scheme Tor tlrowl,,, a.,ai,, into ,,.,,nfa
the res.,lt of ti,e ei.c,,on J, o,,r Sat.
,,a,. .e,e,sI ,l.ys ~, ..l..o,.a. 80
il entire mad fa;.b claimed f,n tie Re-
snl,,..,n e.,nd,a.tss sa..r., statss
: Inch ,l,ev l<,tau tbev had rot e..r,.;,..l
| Il tie same bad faith uban every
s,nree of ,.tio,n,.,1,on ;,.cn,.,,.o t,a
,,ss,,.iat. ,,,exe baa tIa,,onst,.,.a,5 tl...t
H.. ,ota ~ N. a,.l- l,..4 taa, ,.a..
/ - gIo,ela.a e.lseto,u snH .i.,,n ia
state Ne fact Of history i now be,-
ter known flan t.,, ,.s,,if Of he el.,.-
lon as asee,t ,ta,,,ed declared and cert
aaa bv t,,. election officers and on ,.u1-
| IL record tbronoham ths Stat.
/ rI.aoy -. Raw Wy, - 81. (na,..i.,.1
a,ao.o1s ~ ). de,..sist ,],,,aitv
III. g. nnloic ce,tiI. cd retarns Ea,a
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1884-11-15

All TIE GAsE. 10 ctpeiv..c tie popn
lsr taste aill sarpas7 al previous efforts to
pease tie palate, rc4Hires SNAIL amount
u Suo~ieelga ard 30 li,t'e skill, aad when
We remember that TIE very a-reoablo iiquid
frait re II 81, >ap q tss. as benefieia'
70 tie system rs i Is aeee eptable to the stom-
aeh, we ssadiiy understand why it IS the
universal favorite asa cure for habitual con-
s5ipation and otiter lis arising FROM weak
nes,, IT aaaiiTe @coalitiaa oe tAe bowels,
kidneys, liSer and stomach. sample bottles
tree "s'l large toaties for sale by $. Hamil,
tor, Rosebars, and Page { D;melicls, Oak
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1884-11-15
Dent Give Up Yet.

Il doesit', follow that patient will
die because the doctors have given
boa up, OF that he Will recover because
taey promise to ''pull hin through .
It IS never too late to try the great
virtues Of Pari,e''s Tonic. Dr. Michael
Guiifoy ie, Of Blnsaampton, n. Y, was
cageei CT rheumatism by it after ten
years Of unsPeaEtble suffering. Mr.
L. ". haaier, druggist, Of the same
city, ccrtiles that he has sold over a
thousand bottles Of Pa,ker's Tonic
through its reputation for this and
othet cures.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1884-11-15

FINE PorAToEs Mr. j. II. Wilt
sett paid his regards 70 this ohico one
day tais week ii tie shape OF 4 sack Of
as line potatoes as Dragon ever produced.
They are Of the Iiocuty variety, The seed
OF which hlr. " imported tfosa the
e;tst. Tacy are enormously Large and
unlike most extremely large potatoes
prove ed to be tbs very lest III quality,
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1884-11-15
.e..ee Of Illaal ase.l.o...e.. {.

IL tao cosnty coart d aia State Of Oregon f5e the
caaa-g Of Douglas. II the natter Il as cstate.os
Ttlliarf I3artsta, tleeoa asoti.
NOTICE Is HEsE3Y GWEN THAT TIE TX
II aecsigacl aai.sintss rIfri1 of the esfaaa of VII
Ian igita Gseaased ffs , }sr flsI sslins af her
4iislissEseIss q essss III fsl5 es.gg 15slrs oF
f39uTtaS e1ss5ae. ataes q tifrssn Ia8 sala at1
~ Ia 5sssls laaeaad entered therein os 1surs-
tIag, tt La Day ST ses1.. ISL, appointed sialssy
5a9dar an, 1885, at ~ a'clnck i IT. aa saisi t4r.
at the 81 sid e0urt iii the court ol,s ii
Rasehufg tiafe aad Place hearing objections il
asg there he 70 said iina a..rs1tsfb aa ts sessatgt
q saii es3sse This agtiae Is published by order 81
Hon Us. fitzhugb CoG4t4 fusI4c
REgEggs D4IsTag
Adsasnissrasrix.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1884-11-15

B2Rs-In Rosebufg, T1es'ay nl8ht'
November Ilth, to the vile OF isca
Moore son, weight It las. Name,
Grover Cieveiand 1ioose. Ire IS the
Er0utlost nan III the city.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1884-11-15
ossco of E7.n:,E Settlement,

In tha c6aatg Court Of tho Slate Of oregon fO tn.
ceuRtg of Douglas. In lie matter OF the estate O
}. II. ~ Yena,le, deceased.
h oIfGt. IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE TN
~ Ge=sisasd aatsliasfrstris of The estate of j. NJ
Feaa9s, deceased, has lied her fna account of her a
nsfssF4tiea o. sa3 estate in the County Court of
i9eRaaaS Saiilltv site Of Oregon. That said Court
~ i' 0seF si'iy naaa and entered therein on Tues
& the 1T as q sept, 1851, appointed Monday jan
W. on, t9 At % cscck a. n. of said day. at the court
i3i.i g fasa eVliTt N the court house. in Resehur-
2 ti3e aa Ila.p FOR healing joctions ii anv there
oe % sald si aaeosiat afI the settlement of said
ee iliss liatiee IS published BY order Of Hoo J. 81
Iltzalgh, County JUDGE ~ :. =
JANE vENABLE
rr ~. ADMINISTRATIVE
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1884-11-15
DRYS SALOON.
Jackson Street, Roseoerg

The propretor Of This well kn ,wn and
popular resort wonld hank his friends
II their lihe al patf mage III the pasl
ai.i wauld ask for a ennt nuance OF
he sam. ia he future, tne tuhlic j.
inf rned that keep none bot the hesl
irsnds af "; es. iquors and cigars
and that | sell over tie lar the cese
braiest jesse Moore s. Co.'s Kentuek,
~ hisk e.
A good billiard faoie viii be found
IN the saloon; also the lea ing pauers
of the world.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1884-11-15

sHILoH's vITALIZER is what you need
for Constipation, Loss Of Appetite. Dizziness
and all symptoms Of Dyspepsia. Price 10
ard 10 cents per bottle.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1884-11-15
glEGEzONS.


II ta Soa5y coulz for the stase Of Oregon, county
of Douglas
He.1z W-isef az kfigast salse. partners doing
'sates tle ls4 laate II Y Nater Bros CO..
fstt;4iIlls, " y Eesk;eg, Defendant -
Action a l4aw e Eaesoycr money.
Ia !. fsalslel, Defendant. III The name Of the
a.'.ts 3 q s9il yen are hereby required to appear
a;e is@eF lsie c9ss.,laat Eed against YOU in the
&'; e:istesl eo7asa action, by le plaintiffs. Hen
- = ls..st sa1 s1lgasf Waiter, partners doing bust
- - .s,eF ID asEl1 iiiiae Ct Walter Bros. Co.. on
- 4s2AS ti,s 81 80 q the nezt regular term of
' eo,is5, tss"l3 4atsdas, tle:5th day of January.
y. =! i7a ~ fsoil fsil to answer said com.
We A1s'sisilss will t1lze judgement against
'i = Sisa SUN q sne hundred and twenty-seven
S o 152 d9az With intescs. thereon at the rate OF
80 Iss s.t.ier aIiis.sfn from the 9th day of june
isa4 at'si a e:aesis, together With the costs and
Glsa1aSelas11ts. W
- rs summons Is anlisAal By orler of Hon. j. S.
5Eissga@ g said G2aIty ColIrt, of the State Of
I's 5tis ssoat; u Douglas Made and enter
| e4 ease Isl s4y oI October. ~ -, 1881.
HElfM8Nss BALL,
Attorneys for plaintiffs
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1884-11-15
LOCAL ITEMS.
Thanksgiving day is the next event


~. III t;.a. - ,.ra.ss,o. .ra cl,tbi,o
take your sasli and 80 to Aosal's
Fathsr aeinr;ch has returned from
an extended trlp to Coos. county.
There ale several thousand head Of
beef cattle for safe II klamath county.
So
=, ,,... !, - ,f,,es.i.,ys tt,in 70 v,sit her
tp...,..,... *. .o..o ! ! :
l.,,d 70 us ~ a mil lie ulll return IN tlns
IS iote lor Cseye.and Ii. 1858
pa ,..,..t,a - t,a.;lra.,a tr;.l,
bieek y being efJ "ftistieaiiy zone D.
bIess.s. IoIies ana j anger.
:.
l.. JoJ,n A.rf,n,6v ana Johnny Ne.,.ta
,,.n ,,.o1
: -, -
oaIL0h,a CURE VIII imu,ed .ately re-
.ilsys COUP F." "heop'ns conzh al" hf@nehiti
tsaf,t cs..I,.ah s,t,,,.. -, -.
Nd. ta,t ,ol. ,s...l 80. a..
.enttrs buadiag viii be u,lized.
G -
,.t,e,I,,.,41.,'1, = -
CltY shls week visiting friends ana at
tending to some land business.
HAck4ErAch, a lasting and fragrant
perfume. Price % aid 50 cents.
Mss s1an,ia Brsnt,,no Of JACKSON
Vile. sto..,.ed > t..9 aavs - VISA
friends il Roscburo. on her return
from Portland.
,x,e,r ri :,r,1,,,, ,,.., -.
Ii. xt ..n,lons : cs.ar.h I.e,nedx. Price 81
cents.
G Tbo.,.so, Of Fiddle u,as attracted 10
Our city tnls week and remained several
days. No sioeot waitiag to Ilsar the noe ;
or psthap' 70 ieafn who IS elected
'1'' : : c'!s' "neH. -'Ni4oi, " ,
cure WIN give lsi''hcula's feilet' fflce ~
v.l,c r;.n r.,nd .o,,,...,. -.
,ha - - ~ ..,l, HI.
..o.l ll,us ,t..,I 1r.l NJ
.., -,
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1884-11-15

s-rs ----rg.s Eg7s ,=-y cs=r2 SEND TEN CENTS
Gg H -, fs1 = fer postage and re-
~ t.s s57E3 - ..5.-.1 ee.ya fcee our new
combination Pencil;
h8s seven different rsasai arti4les Just Agents
w-1l t41 iafcss HARI NOVELTY CO,
nGgI5~tt Saa grticI5c o. Cal.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1884-11-15

Rev. jos. Cook, the celebrated Bos-
ton lsetarrr has been speaking in tie
Willamette. II does not speak well
for -Rosebarg. since eastern lecturers
have been coming to Oregon, We have
not secured the services Of any Of them
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1884-11-15
sz1 EsAkzzsss PROPS.

FIssa Purchased TIE ABOVE NAME
esi's q =. s.asshens sna Co., We are now pre
pared To faetish any amount OF t,,e hess a,;.i i
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1884-11-15
LaUEERER

.e1e- eiferea = The ralic in Douglas county. We
" .sa s.l.s..se l.a III q tie following nrices
National Republican., 1884-02-22
THE BREv1TY BASKET.
Fnied with Brief Mention OF Many Minor
Eventa OF Yesterday.

Events OF Yesterday.
Arthur NJ. Mackey was yesterday admitted
to practice at the bar of tho district, on mo-
tion of Mr.. Mackey.
Carrie Towles, convicted of stealing q
watch, was yesterday sentenced to one year
in the Albany ponitentiary.
Norilla NJ. Kicker was yesterday appointed
examiner in chancery and United states
commissioner by the court in bauc.
Isaiah Lewis was acquitted in tho criminal
court yesterday OF the charge of fraudulently
obtaining S. from Margaret Robinson.
In the case of the Northern Liberty Market
company against Steubener and Prather in
which a verdict was rendered in favor of the
defendant Wednesday, a motion for new
trial was filed yesterday.
The Healy branch of the Irish National
league will give q grand ball at Forrest hall
on the twenty-fifth instant. The committee
In charge of it intend to make IL in all re-
spects an elegant and enjoyable affair.
Adolphus Burgess, convicted of housebreak-
| ing, was sentenced to six months in Jail in
the criminal court yesterday. Isaiah John
son, convicted for the same oiiense, was
sentenced to three years in tho Albany
| ponitCntiary.
In the case of Frank r. Smith against Susan
Birch ct al, Judge Macarthur, in the equity
court, yesterday directed that a writ Of assist
ance be issued on the petition of JOB Barnard,
trustee, that the property be delivered to tho
purchaser, Mary Rocca.
Oceania E. Dyson, by her attorneys, yester'
| day filed bill for divorce from Abraham w.
! Dyson. They were married in 1868, and
nine children have been born to them. She
charged cruelty, citing instances of his
violent treatment of her, and desertion.
At meeting of the employees of the adju.
tant generals Office, war department, held
| yesterday, resolutions of respect and condo.
lence were adopted as u mark of respect to
their late associate, Mr.William Goldsborough,
| instant.
National Republican., 1884-02-22

The funeral of the late Mrs. j. l.. Eeagle,
of South Carolina, took place yesterday after
noon at 9 o'clock at her late residence, the
Waverly house. The services were conducted
by the Rev. DIR. Paret, of Epiphany church.
The floral offerings were very beautiful, in
cluding column of roses, pillow of roses,
with the word Mama" another pillow, with
the words MY Wife," and several crosses of
the choicest flowers. The romans were in.
closed in a handsome casket. The funeral
was attended by a large number of the friends
Of the family-@-The remains were deposited
in Oak Hill cemetery. The following named
gentlemen acted as pail bearers: Col. w. T.
Earle, Col James p. Low, w. II. Patterson,
II. P. Montague, T. NJ. Wilkes, and George
A. Darling. The deceased leaves two grown
sons aud one daughter. aged years.
National Republican., 1884-02-22
SFoR purity and delicate favor "sweet Bouquet
Cigarettes have no equal.


Convicted of n Crime Done When Drunk.
William b. Moran, the man who W s
brought here from New York and indicted
for burglary and larceny committed two
years ago. was on trial in the criminal court
yesterday. The evidence clearly showed that
the defendant had committed thu offense
while intoxicated. In his charge, which was
quite lenient, Judge Wylie said that consid-
Grafton should be made as Moran, who he
said did not look like professional criminal,
was drunk. The jury rendered a verdict of
guilty, with recommendation for mercy.
notice in arrest OF Judgment was filed by
Moran's attorney. Moran's aged mother was
one of the spectators, and gave vent to grief
at times.
National Republican., 1884-02-22
Held for nTansInugh.er.

Dfr. John w. Wallace was put on trial in
the police court yesterday for manslaughteI
in causing the death of J. I. Coldwell on the
third of this month by driving over him. A
number of witnesses, including medical ex'
perts, were examined, and Mr.. Wallace also
gave his testimony, all of which was sub
mitted at the coroner's inquest.
The court said that the case would have to
80 to the grand jury, not because he (the
court) found tho defendant guilty of any
crime, but because it was case for a jury to
pass upon, and, as death had occurred, the
case was practically out of his Jurisdiction.
The court said he held the case without preju-
dice. Mr.. Cahill said he had authorities to
the effect that person driving at less than
fifteen miles could not be held for man
slaughter. Bail was fixed at $1,000, and the
accused was allowed to go out and get his
employer. Mr.. Shaw, to como in and give &C.
curity for him.
National Republican., 1884-02-22
Bill for nfaintenance.

Hattie F. Coombs yesterday filed bill for
maintenance against Charles G. Coombs. The
declaration sets forth that they were law
fully married in April, 1882. In June, 1888,
she filed bill for divorce, alleging cruelty,
but by reason of her inability to corroborate
her statements the case was dismissed. Since
that time he has not contributed to her support,
and she prays that decree be passed COM
pelling him to provide for tho maintenance
of herself and child.
National Republican., 1884-02-22
The Chimes To-day.

At noon, from II to l o'clock, Prof. Wild
dows will ring merry peal, fire national
salute on tho bells in honor Of the day, and
play q selection Of national airs and other
popular melodies, with selections from the
operas of "Tannhauser," "Chmes of Nor
mandy" bohemian Girl" and Faust"
National Republican., 1884-02-22
A PreshytrrInn Organ.

A force of workmen are engaged in the
Metropolitan Presbyterian church, Capitol
hill, erecting platform and gallery for the
largo organ for the church, which is expected
in q few days. The instrument cost about
$9,6OO and will be vast Improvement to the
already handsome interior of the church.
National Republican., 1884-02-22
Marriage Licenses,

Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
william Bartlett Hoover, of Baltimore, and
Alice Buckley, of this city; c. IL. Kremer OF
b ltimere, and Julia G, Devne, of Richmond,
Va; John Simms and Missouri Javins, Walter
B. Patterson and Nellie +. Cate, John r.
Crane and Hattie II. Baxter, Edward Jack
son and George Rich, Joseph b. Wiseman
and Dora W. Godenstrath, Of Bladensburg,
National Republican., 1884-02-22
Mra. NcnEle,s Funeral.

MOTHER SWANS WORM SYRUP, taseless, cfec
tive; Zoe.
National Republican., 1884-02-22

LAWYERS will gladly learn that Brougham, the
great English barrster, was always careful OF his
throat. and, further that DR.. Bulls Cough syrup
troubles
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1884-02-13

the heather be saved without the gospel ?"
BY recitation Of a beautifully arranged collec-
tion of Scripture texts, he showed that the
Bible abounded in promises, exhortations and
commands concerning the salvation Of the
heather by the gospel. DR.. Mckenzie Of Bos-
ton followed with an interesting address upon
the foreign work. The women were addressed
upon foreign missions by Mrs. Gates Of New
ton Center Mass, secretary Of the Woman's
Foreign Missionary Society, and by Mrs. M. E.
Bixby, returned missionary, whose husband
is now pastor OF the Cranston street Baptist
church In Providence, R. I. Special emphasis
was laid upon the need of the best talent
among the ladies for the foreign work. When
Mrs. Bixby spoke of the call for fifteen ladies
to enter the work, and gave the assurance that
the means for their support would be forthcom-
ing, quite an interest was awakened, and two
or three young ladies expressed desire to en-
ter the work. Impressive closing remarks
were made by DR.. Mckenzie. Collections
were taken for the different missionary socie-
ties and forwarded to the rooms in Boston. A
fresh impulse has been given to missionary in
terest in this association. A vote Of thanks
was rendered the railroad companies for return
checks, and the people Of Montpelier for their
hospitality.