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SHERnAN's. RkSOLUTlOy
TO o1nveEtfEate Southern 0utrages Pass
ed by the HeuNlc

TO oInvestfEate H"u'heru 0ut1agcs Pass.
ed by the Senate. -
WASHINGTON, January 39.-In the Sen.
ate to-day Mr.. 6hermau's resolution for an
Investigation into the Danville, Va, and
Copiah, Miss, outrages was taken up. Mr..
Sherman led of with prepared speech in
support Of the investigation, in which he
held that it was time for full and impair
tial inquiry into the Danville and Copiah
ourages. 1.-THE statements published were
true, it would be a cowardly shirkine OF
public duty to allow such events to paes
unnoticed, since they would subyert The
powers Of Republican government and
make the elections organized crimes. mo
man." he exclaimed, should be allowed
to hold seat in either House Of Congress
whose election was obtained by such
means."
Mir. Malone followed Mr.. Sherman in a
carefully prepared and temperate speech.
ut behooves me-" he said ut the outset,
"in the name Of Virginia to express regret
that there should be- found in ihe conduc,
of any portion Of her constituency occ aston
for such inquiry as that on which the reso.
linton is in part predicased. Il protest that
the real msjority OF her people arc in no
wise responaible for the violent overthrow
OF the civil law and the unprovoked brutal
murder Of unarmed citiz.ns painfully con-
spicuous at Danville."
The resolution was passed by q vote OF
33 yeas to 20 nays =, ~. &
Mr.. Voorhees, offered the following,
which was agreed to: -
"Res0lped, That the Committee on Post.
offices and Post Roads he instructed 10 in
quire as 10 the propriety and expediency
Of admitting all newspapers, periodicals
and other printed matter to the ma ia free
Of postage and report by bill or otherwise"
The Senate resolved to attend the iu ueral
ceremonies OF Representative Mackey in
the ball Of the House tomorrow afternoon.
The House bills making an appropriation
Of S. 750, 900 for rebate on the tax on to-
bacco and S2l ,065 for the expenses OF the
Legislature Of New Mexico was passed. Ad-
iourned.
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CAPITAL CHIPS,

Col. Morrison has completed tariff bill
making q horizontal reduction Of 20 per.
cent. 1t will be considered by the Ways
and Means Committee.
]. A. Robins, Of West Virginia, and
daughter, are at the National; John G.
Nleyers and vile, OF Wheeling, and Albert
+. Humphrey, Of West Virginia, are ut the
st. James. E.Itl-s r...1s
Seuator, Mcmillan has had John Ringold
appointed as clerk OF his committee, vice
his son. The Senator has nothing to eay
regarding the reports that bis son has been
at college while drawing a salary as a com.
mittee clerk. y5-r7- - Dl,gyS
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WASHINGTON, D O., January Ex-senator
Malone remained at the Capitol building
until . A. NJ. He and two or three other
Senator'S remained in the building Tor the
purpose Of putting the finishing touch on
his speech to be delivered on Sherman's
resolution, but owing TO sudden attack
Of something like paralytic stroke about
0 o'clock be was unable 10 do 80. Restora-
tives were applied and he rallied sufficient
ly to nearly complete his speech and went
home abont o'clock this morning. ~.
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Mn, EyAEm argues, with much force.
,h,, ,he man who will be most likely TO
cu,v New York for the Republican ticket
wi,l bs Il man from come other State. Mr..
ry,r,s has before his eyes Cleveland's
pporuous majori,y. But he thinks the
State can be carried, and he suggests Ed
minds as a man who can do It. The coun-
,rv has great confidence in Judge Ed.
urads' lony head and sturdy integrity.
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"a colleague was willing to announce In
,,s u,nse ,he ,leaih Of the late Congress.
man ,lackey, Of South Carolina. The col.
,a,nr,s ore ali Democrats and Mackey was
a ~ Psnnblican-"a white negro" }" as one Of
,hom M, II. There are resentmens which
orao ,ha p4ll does not cover.
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ABALCInN,sE HOkGlS.
Tries Twice to Poison her Mother and
the Fnmtiy.

tries AWIcc 10 FSihbn her Mother and
the fnmiiy.
BALTIMORE, Mp, January 29.-The fam.
lily Of Mrs. William Hall, consisting ol
mother and five children, were again poia.
oned to-day and now lie in an unconscio7a
condition. On "Wednesday last Mrs Hall
aud her entire family, excepting one
daughter, Lizzie, were poisoned and mar.
towly escaped death. To-day the neigh
bors found all Of them again unconscious,
with every evidence Of arsenic poieon.
Lizzie again escaped. Suspicion was di.
rected to her aud her arrest followed. Sac
did not deny The charge. She is q wililul
child and bears a bad character. 1t is
thought she is in delicate condition and
committed tho terrible crime to rid herself
Of hor mother, and that ,hs children also
partook Of the food containing the poison.
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rris bu, common justice 10 admit that
tn, esteemed neighbor, the Register, keeps
a vpry straight face while it takes Its special
Ii,ra,ch.s from the New York World and
calia them Iagii:r specials" on the man
uo,,an case, 1t requires good deal Of
nerve to do this day after day.
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Five Men Killed by NY mantle.

ST. PAUL, MiNS, January Ca Globe
special from Winnipeg says that newa has
just been received Of a terrible explosion;
on the Canadian Pacifl: railway east !, Of
Port Arthur. The explosion occurred on
the 22ad, at. Fay; 4 McLennon's contract.
It was caused! by dynamite cartridges left
near stove. Five men,. n,.wers killed .Sid.i
ney tFay, Jcs. E MeGiliyrIy, John a.
McDouyal, John Burbank Fay and Ma,nus
Mcclure. The first twoliTei Three hours,
the others we're killedin1'an,ly. stf q,
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Bcrious go,Irond A &C d eut.

CHATTANOOGA, Tssx,. Janrary 29--Tbe
west bound passenger train on the Naah-
vile, Chst.anoosa s, 81: Louis railroad,
which LETT here at IS Am to-day, ran into a.
rock which had fallen on the track, aious
20 miles from here, and a serious .wr,4 K
was the consequence. Engineer Z Dick
Surrel WAS killed, and fifemaa Flansgan
was fatally, and a brakeman s"riouslyiin-
jured. The conductor and five traia ha1 ds
Hcre badly hurt. - u - 1, -. 9 (, l.ia,
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A PoatoOice Robbrd.

z CHICAGO. January 2s,-Th, sGis!n!tke
postolllce at Blue lslaad, one Of the eaontk-
western suburbs 81 This: city; Vas blown
open last night, and In addition to Stamps
aud money OF The $pottaflice, some Of the
township funds, stored in tho aate.I were
also carried OF. The value Of the piuntipr
secured by the thlevts is placed At g, 900.
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THE LAND or THE SPHINX
a Hefagee's Story OF tho Rnvuges at
Ell Nkffd.,. .. :. = !. / l ..,.L-

LONDON, January 29.-A refugee from
Fl oeeid, who has arrived at Khartoum,
reports that he saw Major Won seckendotri
stabbed to death while on bed In a hos.
pltal. Edmund .o'Donovan, the core.
spondent ot the Daily Neus, was killed
near General Hicks. The rest Of the Euro.
peapa belonging to the army he saw lying
dead; After the b.ttle hs eays Et Mahdi
sold large Quantities Of watches, rings and
the like. The Shitkh OF f Obeid has
khartoum, to surrender to avoid
6!oodshed. The town is quiet, but the SOL.
dirIs are clamorlng for pay. The arrival
OF General Gordon is anxiou.ly awaited,
Hsssein Pasha is eGsring Obstruction to
every measure. s.-,,,-,',.'.,
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BROWN. BuNNELL d co.
The Receiver Ordered 10 Mako a Detail.
j. ed Statement. IA .. L.


& ed Stateincpt. ;E-. u
fouSesTowS, January 20 in the hear.
ing to-day before Judge Spear Of the appli.
cation for the dissolution Of the corpora
ton Of Brown, Bonnell & Co., the answer
Of the defendants lately entered was with.
drawn and they were ordered by the court
to tlle on or before February 25:h detail
ed statement cf the liabilities anl assets OF
the corporation at this time. Messrs. Jones
and Murray and Mr.. Henry Crawford, OF
Chicago, who represent the defendant in
the action, state that this order OF the court
will be difficult TO comply with, from tbs
fact that Tor the past year Receiver Fayette
Brown has bad exclusive control Of all the
company's matter and finances. The ap.
plican,s were represented to-day by Mr., 4.
81. John Newberry, Judge Ranney and
Mr.. ]. N, Tyler, OF OIeveland, and Mess,a,
JOHNSON 4 Clarke, Of youngstown, ~
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BxyHR EsrAr,vE X, nlNsoS, Of Ohio, II
he Is correctly quoted, regards railroad
property AS bearing no higher or nearer re.
ls,icp to the public than mans house or
farm bears. II this is tue, discriminate n
however destructive is the right Of q raj.
road company, and the law cannot inter.
ic,o with it. gu. i. is not true, and we are
not far ircm time when railroad conpa.
uies will be held to their responsibility as
,u,lir servants.
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The Ranking sy.,e,n to be Preserved.

WASHINGTON, January 29.-At meet.
ing Of the House Committee on Banking
and Currency to-day, the resolution of
Representative Hunt, introduced last Tuet-
day, was discussed, and with an amend
ment offered by Representative Wilkins,
was adopted by vote Of to 4, The reso.
luton as amended declares that the public
welfare demands that the benelts OF the
National banking system be substantially
preserved and continued for the time
being; provided that this resolution is no,
to Abe construed to be q declaration in
favor OF the perpe.uation Of the public
dabt.t p. S.7t,- f=isLI i"gI E.If''l :
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CHATTANOOGA, TENN, January 20-J. B.
Simpson, q seven year.o]d son Of q leading
citizen Of Red Clay, G,., died to-day OF
hydrophobia. He was bitten by rabid
dog month since, but the wound soon
healed and 1t was thought he had escaped
the danger. Last week bis arm swelled TO
an enormous siz', aud he grew wild and
would bark like dog and make frantic
etftris 10 bite his attendanta. He died in
uraat agony.
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WAsulSe1oH, Jauua1y 2s-lhe state
meut Of receipts q internal revenue for. the
air months ending January .lAshowais50,.
100000, against ss7sOoo,ooo for the same
period last year. This rate wtuld cause 3
falling of for he entire yearrf SIC NO, ,OOO. /
OF this total for tho si1:mou'tB SIS 0OO, 600 !
was from spirits, 50. $50, 900 from BET I aud !;
Sl3,250000 from tobarco.! -'ytf - .5ft7Tl
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CLEVELAND, O., January 20.-An intoxi.
Gated drag clerk at the small town Of Min
70, on being applied to Tor cream Of tartar,
dished on, arsenic, With which family
named sulcs made biscuit. The father,
mother, and several children were poison
ed, and it was only by prompt measures
that any OF them were saved.
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ALBANY, N. Y, January Ca bill Was
introduced in the Assembly to-day dt.
clarjpg void "all contracts, written OF yer.
bal, for the sale or transfer Of any share OF
intertst in n stock company, unless the
party contracting 10 cell or transfer shall
be in actual possession Of such stock" etc.
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THE, GLAN~l WORK. Egs. 4
Belfef That nu nAgreemcnt. ftns Doen
Reached: :At PittAburgt,, a. Il, rs !

Reached nt Pfttsbnrgh.i! a. II 49,
PlrrspuRoH,, January 29.-The confer.
ence committees Of the window glass
workers and. manufacturers, appointed to
settle the wages tillierl:Y5 made. another
attempt to-day to eject asettlement. & The
committees were ID SESSION from 9 o'clock
this afternoon until ll:30 to night. When
the meeting adj dtourred tue membersreiueed
to talk, but from outside sources, believed
to bs reliable, It was learned that an agree
nent had been re4ch, d, stbj.tt to q ratif-.
cation meeting to abs, held uext Saturday.
The basis OF settlement could not be ascer-
tanned, bnt great copcefsi6Ds are said TO-
have been made on both aides. = sirS1 ~,
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A Bank ttuuhOeti.

CINCINNATI . January eo.-The oiti-
zens' National Bank Of this city has been
bunkoed to the amount Of 50 500. on q
raiped check, which. was sold by q. nico
young man on Decembet:27h, in favor Of
Mrs George Weaf, Of New York, but CASH
ed by the Chemical Natiousl Mnk Of the
aanD city, -+'', 49, lt'l- ri. = p; -f-.st
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= National l.enrue Meetiu,;,.., :.

DUBLIN, January 29.-The proclaimed
National League meeting at Ca,tle: Wellany i
has been held despite the presencs 81 j 1000
troops and g large force OF police. Nj,
Small, the well known Nationalist; was the
orator OF the day. = =, . - .E.s. 3
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.0NMn,SlafN q

The Famous . d R.iubIo M.lhy: :oy;;ter,
the hnfss o3..-rs IN ihe, ,abs,s,, ., - ceu,s POI
quart At Ha!s.ed 4 Han.ilan'p, c,ruar ,Oaar.
\. .ine aud s.xssse.L ss,esta Special rats 70
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QI,s gntelligeuter:
Mn. Ilrpps yoIcc is still for wool-iree

rur .uccpvsor TO Treasurer New should
mai, Of as much uncertainty as Mr..
S,s-s man,iu short, who will come up as
lIlv " 10 the requirements Of the dull news
,a,sop In Washington. a.
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Fai,mon1 January 2s,, 1884. -
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HIGHLAND DlSraIur SCHOOLS.
Annual Meeting Of tho Board OF Ednca
Ir4,t' W tion YeHterday.G ~ F.fH

Annual Meeting or tho Board OF Ednca.
E+9e13 ton Yesiesday. ~ t'i.
The regular nesting Of The Board Of Edu-
cation Of Richland District was held at Sheriff
Browns Office yesterday. President William
Connolly and Commissioners ]. W. ,Bsuner
and Robert LIzsar were present. It was or.
erred that the Trustees Of the various sub.
districts be appointed, and the following ap.
pointmenta were madt:
District No. l, John Tslbert for three years,
Fred Tickell for two years and A. ]. Nc.
Coloch for ono year. Distric! No. 2, Joseph
Aimsley for three years, VIM. Smith for two
years, W. A. Ridgiey, for one year. District
Nc, 8, Rush Bane for three ears; John Jung.
man Tor two ysnIs, and J. NJ. McColoch for
one year. District No. 4. John McCollock
for three years, Oscar Wsllshans for two
years aud J. W. Mc0olioch Tor one year.
District No. s, B. g. Wellshans for three
years, Tharna J.. Garden for Two yesra and
John Singer for one year. District No. 9,
VIM. Mitchell for three years, Mat Altmyer
for two years, and John Murray for one
year. District No. I, VIM. F. Carter for three
years. Berry Springer for two year,, and N.
Vsnaman for one year. District No. 8. hbra.
ham McCoiloch for three years, VIM. e. Nc
ODllGCu lux tWU yeSistAu bhuaot Dehu Ao4 O4o
yesr. District No. 8, f. N. RidHley for three
ye.rs. Absalom Eideley for two years and
Qua Derol for one year. s5 N
1t was decided to have school open four
months in tho year.. and the salaries Of the
teachers vera h1ed at ssS, s33 and $2s per
mouth. Oh '5-.l 7ss z
On motion Of Mr.. Brunsr o levy Of 20 cents
on the 800 valuation Was fixed for@he teach.
ers' fund and 10 cents on tho 500 Tor the
building fund.
The Board adjourned to mset on the l2:h
inst. at WaddIss school house, to take into
consideration the removal Of said school
home E. fEn
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THE BEST BIG SHOW TODAY.
Tho Man Who A lways Keeps Ills W0rt
- 'T.I to the Public, n"

TIE BESl Dld SHOW IO.DA1s W.
The Man who A lwass Keeps Ills Wort,
'Esg t0the Public. M
Among American shownen there Is none
who occupies 50 high place In the es.
timation Of Inc public, especially The farm:
ere, as Burr Robbins, OF Janesville, Wis., he
having KEEP! isi.h with the people from The
very commencement OF his circus career, al.
ways advertising Just what was to be tesn in
his show and always showing what he ad.
yertised. 1n this way he has built reputa.
ton Tor honest, straightforward dealing,
which Is now, in thesa days OF bomoastio ad.
vsrtitements, OF great value to him. Other
shows advertise everything on earth and
many things which meyer were on earth,sucA
as white elephant, ard fail TO show what
they promise tc, but be Keep, on in the good
old fashioned style Of telling ths' truth and
sticking 1t. When be seys that his new con.
solidated ahows. which travel by rail- and re-.
quirs thres special trains 10 draw them, pre-.
sent features to be seen In TO other show, the
people know 1t and turn ont accordingly,
When be says that his street parade ia oil great
length, variety and attraction, and we'll worth
q long journey to view, the people know that
they can rely upon tie nttement. When
be declares that he has the best collection OF
animals 10 be seen in any tenling exhibition
in America, and that 1t contains the ouly
White Nils H!ppopo,amus, the Behemoth Of
tbs Bible, snd list bis great dual circus has
more celebrated artistic, riders, gymnas.s, &C.
robats, lespers, tumblels. etc., than ever be-
fore presented, the. people know these 10 DO
plain facts and &C. accordingly. Burr ROB.
bins will be here to-day, giving the street
pageant at l0A. " ,ande1hibition both after.
noon and evening. Na3 A. ~ ~
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THE RICH l HARyssrl
Death - Reapinr among Membsrs OF
4. Z, III I, shs Belmont County Bar.

Death II Reapinr Among Members OF
+. u III tins belmont County Bar,
Captain Peter Tallman. tho Oldest attorney
at the Belmont County Bar, died At 81.
olsirsvillc early Monday morning. b
= Captain Tailman was born In Union town.
ship, Belmont county, August q, 1914. After
receiving an education In the st. Clairsvllls
schools and at Kenyon Oollegs, hs studied
law With the late General James Weir. He
was married February Is, 1889, 10 Elisabeth
A. Booker, and removed TO Morrlstown In
1910, where he remained flye years. Al that
plscs he was postmaster, under President
Harrison, but was removed by President
Tyler. Ia 1874 he was elected 10 the Ohio Lag.
islA,uie, but declined u reconciliation. He
served Steven consecutive years III the Board
Of Education. Captain Tallman raised com.
psny OF Infantry In April, 1901. He 70.
maiued.ln the service four months, when be
returned home for the purpose Of raising a
company for his son, James +. Tnllman.
Captain TAllmau was very successful IN en-.
liBting men for service, and assisted In re.
orulting eight 1egimenl1. Hislaw practice
was extensive, and 1t Is said that he has tried
more civil and criminal cases than any other
attorney at tho 81. OlairAvills Bar. Since
1900 he has been the 'ssnior member OF The
law arm of T. TR'lmau & Son. .g'l,a3Ni0l
He leaves a wife aud three children-Mrs.
Sarah Terrell, James \. Tallmsn and John J,
Iailmsp, OF Junction City, Kansas, ..Itaa
This 10 the third death OF old and promi.
mont b. Clair,yllls lawyers within few
months, the other two having been ell udge
Cowen and ex.J Judge Chambers. tx
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.AurnEar1o AND ,rAusrwoRraY! !,
Tho Editor OF the 9reenbrlcr Indspends
g7.lt 'liii5 Ont Speaks. u n, ,S,


T9tt7iNI.7iiic Ont Speaks. n
spteia, D,paieh 10 ne lnt<hcencer. IL 4
CHICAGO, July Tin obedience 10 your
Instructions, I called upon Mr.. B. F. Har-
low, editor Of the Greenbrier Independent,
who Is here as delegate from the Third
district to the National Democratic Con.
ventlon, and asked him upon what inio,ma.
ton he wrote the article In which II was
stated that three members Of the Supreme
Court oi:AppealH were consulted before the
supplemental assessment order was
Issued, and that they "examined, reviaed
and approved" It. Mr.. Harlow says: z
"rhe article l wrote was intended to
sustain the course Of the Governor and
Auditor in the matter Of the rsarsetsmsnt
order. l believedthe Governor and Au-
ditor wero right, and wiahed to Justify
them. II was 10 the interest OF the farm.
ers to have 1t enforced. My information
AZ 10 the basis OF the article was obtained
from an entirely authentic and trustworthy
source. Who my informant was decline
to say, nud will not say unless required
10 do 30. 49, ,''stN n,
II was also informed and stated that the
mere prominent members Of the Legiala.
ture wero consulted as to the proprlety Of
passing an act regulating and prescribing
tho means Of making tho law operative,
but It failed TO do 30 and In conse quence
the Supreme Court passed on It. The ar.
ticle was written in regard to tho tcope 81
the decision in the Chesapeake 4 Ohio
roads case" III sD..,s.l. W.
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CITY MATTERS.


Rlief Notes on Current Events Of Minor
Interest," i.,,8,
Circus today. ,,.il ~, alG
Lrrrrn Llsr.-R r. Cline, John E. Pattsl.
son, =. ,.I 81, .f,jJ54glf9 S,piMt
/. CouScI1 this evening; two oirousss the
came night. ,iNI tt'Sl ,6sE 7l
Elk deeds Of trust were admitted to record
by Recorder Hook yesterday. is,oJ yl0lSa
BUaa RoHstNs ciroua wau at gteubsuvllie
yesterday and will DO ut Bsllairo tomorrow.
TNE last wills and tsssaments OF Frederick
BlschoE and mon Baer were yesterday Rd-
mitted 10 probate and ordered recorded. N
JESSIE SELLS was Yesterday hsld In $50 bond
to keep the pssce for six months. by Squire
peternsn on complaint OF Rosa Klaiterbuck.
!, AFYAlui are very dull In tho Offices Of The
executive departmental ut the Blsts HOUSE.
Nearly every one appearu TO have gone 10
Chicsgo. ia5..sA y, n MA. 5g6
! DoRo7AEA DucnorY was yesterday sp-
erick Bischod, dece.tsd, with will annexed,
giving bond Of -, 900 with Henry Hanks 81
surety 4r.. ~ r..,.
BALTIMORE Lodge, X. Of y, last night In
stalled the following otllcert: Past ChAnotl.
Tor, Geo. Meadow; @. O., James SANDER; Y.
o., Thomas Boyle; Frsiatc, Wm. II. Frank;
n. Of H., Thomas Blshop; K: OF R. & g.,
Henry U.hmap; Representative 10, Grand
Lodge, John G. HAbeiiisld: Masser at Arms,
Frank Darby. - ,tir I
THx ci!izans OF Wheeling leland had Mr..
J. A. Faris, the artist, TO paint them Il beau.
tiful picture Of the Steame r Princess rssnning
lives aud property during the late h,od.
The work was completed about ten days sgo,
and Ans picture costing about $3.50. 10 now
hanging Ia the cabin Of that boAt. The
Island people are not slow In TO show their
appreciation OF kind aotion.-BellaIe lnde.
pendent. 80 ~ t.Nf n.
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NV YoRK, July Tin dry GOOD there ha,
been much larger request thai salos Scarlet
blankets. a,suels aud all Kinds Of table dsmasSs
have ENGAGED attention and iai. business result.
warded hive been moderate In qualities. - !,