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J. T. GOODWILL, Auct.
(SHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
- r.. AL ESTATE ON THE EAST SIDE OF NINE
TENTH STREET BETWEEN l AND K
ST s.EETS NORTHWEST

4 NHANCEHl BALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
SRsAi. ESTATE ON THE EAsI SIDE OF NINE
yEESIH STREET. BETWEEN 1 AND K
ST .EETS NORTHWEST.
By vtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of the
DIS tict vi Columbia N als ciai trn. passed ESQ
esase No 79s2 EQUITY, Yhcsc;; Frederick G Cal aza
ffndants the undersigned viii ofler g. sale 3: public
auction IN front Of the promises on WEDNESDAY. the
WENIY-THIED DAY or JANUARY, 1884. at
HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK r NJ ali that cert:il
PIECE parcel O. land and pr, misses situate III the City
of Washington and District Of Columbia and known and
described the south part OF lot numbered iweiye 2)
ii square numbered Que hundred and six uO fronting
twenty hvc 23l Ieet on 18th street ana extending
eastwafiiy "a aIey III the the il laid
down on tine off al at of said city, ard the improve
mCnts thereon, consisting OF a frame dwelling.
Terms One-tlr IF the purchase money in cash one
from the day of sale. with interest said de-
ferrtu payments al the rate of six t6l
per annum or all CASH at the option OF the purchaser.
the deferred payments to he secured by the the
rurcfasr and deed Of trust upon the said real csat
800 all be required "a the property il Did off,
and II the purchaser shall fail to comply with the teIus
OF sale Within 60 Days from the d;y SAL te
property will br sold at the r6t and Of the default
ing purchaser. AL convey alcing and recording pur-
chasers cost.
EDWARD A. NEWMAN trustee
1913 Az strret n. W
DCNCANSON PROS Auct;oneerp jai0-dSss
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THE Horrors OF HYDRoPHoBIA-AtR Reading, Pa,
yesterday Cyrus Graw, aged So years, was taken
phobiA He was very violent, and 1t his own
request was handcuned His attendant tempo
his throat and wrists, and then Jumped out of q
secOnd-story window. Hts condition Is critical
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A MoTHER-lN-LAws WnEs.-MrA Alma L. Bur-
nett, OF White Plains, n. Y, has brought suit
TO recover $780, 600 damage for enticng her husband
away nom her. The defendant Is a well-known
society woman OF Brooklyn, and was much opposed
to the marriage OF her 1t is alleged that she
induced him to so to Europe last winter, and that
she had since prevented him from seeing his wife.
THE CELTIC SAFELY IN PoRE-The White Star
steamer Celtic, In tow Of the steamer Britannia,
arrived at queenstown yesterday ana proceeded In
steamer Argosy was bespoke IL was decided to de-
termine by lot which OF the 65 saloon passengers
offered Gao for the privilege OF a berth on the
ArgoSy was an American sculptor, who said he had
pressing engagement at Rome in connection with
the execution OF a statue OF President GARFIELD.
This oner was received.
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MISS NELLIE CooLEY's UNKNOWN FArH-The in
terest in the fate of Nellie Cooley was revived In
Wtfkesbare, Pa, yesterday by the story OF two
WelsN miners who have just returned from Peoria,
Ill 1Ney report that four weeks ago the body OF q
young lady was found In the river at Peoria but no
one was able to recognize it. The description given
talfes In many particulars with that of Miss Coo
ley. The chief Of police at Wilkesbarre is In CON-
municattOn with the authorities OF Peoria
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jury SECURED IN THE MUTT CAsK-In the
trial Of James Mutt for the killing of n L Dukes,
considered TO be very good one. While the tury
was being selected bouquet OF flowers was
handed to the prisoner from the crowd In the court
room. AS Mutt received the flowers Judge stoves
face assumed q look OF displeasure as he raped
upon his desk, eXcla1Ming: "I1l have none OF that
viii commit any person caught bringing flowers
into the court room"
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(HANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIM-
~ FRONrD REAL ESTATE ON BOUNDARY AND
Il STREETS NORTHWEST.

CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED AND -UNIM-
~ PROM ID REAL ESTATE ON BOUNDARY AND
STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of thea
District of Columbia passed the 4th day of Deem a
b.r 1853 in Equity cause No sou. wherein Anna
Steinacker ct al are complanants, and Jacob Mem
der ct al defendants the undo rsgncl Trustee,
viii offer for sale at public auction in front of the prem
les. On MONDAY, the TWENTY EIGHTH DAY OF
JANUARY A.D.. 1884 at HALf-PAST THREE
O'CLOCK PM the following described real estate stu
ate i'll the city Of Washinpto D C.. described ali of
Lot numbered one -. and part of Lot numbered two
o. i'll square numbered five huHdred and fifty begin
ling north street eighty feet nine inches 81
IT. n) from tr southwest of said square five
hundred and fifty and running thence east two hundred
and twenty two It t222 ftl less. the
IRENE eastern portion of said square: thence northwest
along the line Of Boundary avenue street two hundred
and fifty two fe six inches t252 it. SIM: thence south
one hundred and Twenty-Five feet six inches OBS it.
in.) to the place of beginning.
Terms OF sale. prescribed by the decree One third
% cash. and the balance i'll two CD equal instruments
at six t6l and twelve I'D months with interest from
day of sale. be 10y deed of trust uron the
premises deposit of hundred dollars will he
quested at the time Of sale. ali conveyancg and
cording at purchasers cost.
LEON TOBRINER. Trustee.
322 q street northwest.
i ia1l
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AFFAIRS AT TIE CAPrroI.

SUBCOMMITTEE ArFoINTEp.

The following subcommittee to the House COM
mittee ON the District OF Columbia was appointed
to-day:
Ways and Means-NcsSrs Spri-rs Rarr. and
Barbour. ON Judfciary-NeSSrs Efi.ldrcy- .Tcf
toruS, and acConl3s. On claims ;cs,TS. a..
olldge, wilson, ard SuFataer On TOTnor
tiohS-AesSrS- Siles!ey. SpTiGSS. BaF. ~
SoiRaS and Barbour. ON kluCaJsuD. Labor q IL
Charitable INSTITUTIONS -Ge>srS. Ni.Son, NatGr ,y
ana McCoinas Ca >Jreefs and AvsnU1s-seS IS.
fleiti Sneiiey and Jeffo-lS TEP :. rlNsS Asfs H.
lore the committee were referred 10 the subs "a
mitteeS
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AUCTION SALES.
THONAs BOWLING. Arctione-r.

V'HoNAs BOWLING. Arctione-r.
lSss ROW THE coiLEcTfoS oF Ah s
Ta nRfESR TgFSRhY ANR ShIPf HAH
zSBas SsH f = S5Sbs
catalogue: '"'Ds -'s 'e" Oh Inc A'''' "s0''ns0 !"
HERMAN ( lk s1TH Msn5fh Munich.
sAUvA kEzJ Rsr Munich.
vAILEE; Paris
Ah'hH WE basis Paris.
FAeohA Nta lsEIs Munich.
sYER, London:
I1ES odRsE PsrI Munich
'A SLIM Hshl fhilsaslphia
AN y. [ s SUNNI, On New York.
AA sk$S .ha Hs1sH fe! e.:
AA ~ Rs 81; x Rha7,sss,ph,.
k1S b6a6tt tef PEak. Munich.
A3AF nGH ek dssd Ppj,.,s,,n,,
EOIGT. Paris
BECKER, New York
HOFFMAN, Munich.
LANCKOW, Dusseldorf.
ROFS, Berlin.
KRETCHMER Berlin
DOLL Munich.
MULLER, Munich.
MOOR, Munich.
LEWIS Philadelphia.
HULK, London.
GE1sER Munich
SECKI, Munich
A. SCHNEIDER, Dusseldorf
c. CACTURIE, Paris
ADOLPH JACQUES, Paris
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ANOTHER BANK CLOSED ( il ),


t7'}l. 't9i ii AZ oAaA w 5Hops f4AtATH y u 4lL
PirTsprRcn,5 Pa, August 81 The Com.
mercial Ga;et!es New Castle, Pa, special
says: Wallace's Savings Bank closed Its
doors Yesterday and suspended payment.
Some time ,aso the bank was in trouble,
and 1t was thought It would be compelled
to suspend, but ut n meeting Of
the principal deposltofs It was dc.
csded 10 give Wallace d Icllancc to
recover by accepting his notes, payable III
three years, onc.third ut the expiration OF
each year. Since then he has been doing
Il general banking business, and
WINS thought to bU NIL right. The
failure last week OF II bank ut
Jamestown, Dakota. In which his son
Robert was largely interested had II
tendency to break the faith OF tho public
In the bank here. Yesterday the National
bank Of Lawrence county filed II judgment
note Of $4,000 against Wallace, and us
soon rs this became known Il rush began
and the bank closed. Tho exact condition
Of Wallaces nllairs IN not known, but 1t Is
thought his liabilities will reach
$4,000, with r, no Z, assets & worth
mentioning. flc disposed OF nearly MI oil
his property Mt the time OF his other
trouble, 4 statement will be given to the
public soon. It generally conceded tla,
Wallace Is financially wrecked, but ut this
writing he has not made III assignment. F
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! Condition Of the administrator.

Tho Charleston State Tribune OF last week
has the following: - majority OF the
West Virginia Boanl Of Public W 0rks, now
circulating the; State for purpo3ca Of rail,
road inspection, arrived in Charleston on
Monday, stopped at the Halo House and
passed down the Ohio Central on Tuesday:
Governor Jackson, with not u shadow Of
fear OF, dependency on his cheerful brow.
Joseph Schiller, with not a pound less in
ponderosity by the weight OF suporinnUm-
bent factions, Bernard L. Butcher, clicorr
iul and conscious Of the fair record made,
notwithstanding the Register penman,
Thomas Q :DrieIl, holding the Treasurer's
keys.of ;a;depleted treasury, and yet sur
viving tho:orish Of the pany defeat, g, G,
Watts, ,not'an inch less in stature from tho
Windy storm wi ich7 blew him over, and
all hunting something more TO tax 4s n.
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I REGlsrE1. lI1l1AGINAr1
still Concoeting Campaign Stories out Of tho
sFttt- y v u hols Liza ,dNf.I

4 X: II Whole Cloth. <, 5ys8 KS.
10 he Editor ethe 1nleligeaeer. Y s:5 ~,
asln;-Thu Wheeling Register ii yester.
day said that the Independent Irish Blaine
and Logan Clnbiof this city broke IN in n
general row last Thursday nlght.hifthv
editor OF tho Register, was an honest Dem.
ocratic leader ono might say that the wisl,
was parent to tho thought, but as matters
stand It Is considered TINT TINT Quality IL
lacking, and II seems that he considers tho
hand Of everybody against him and Ills
against everybody. .i,fiIi5' n, i7Ss
Last Thursday night,two lists, one OF q
and the other OF 20 names, out OF Two
wards, were brought IN 10 be eri1llc,l IN
tho clubs roll book. A few honest Int
ovcr-zcaloils members Of tho rlub nropos.
Cyl to have all new menbes' names pub.
slandering scribcs Of the Register. ig'T2
! This proposition provoked an animated
debate. AS the club had no authority or
desire TO publish the names, thc list was
laid over until tho parties themselves could
DO consulted. Then the meeting ud.
journcd. y5l "A. n V lIti655 : ! III ~
II the Register and the local Democratic
leaders Gun cxtrtlct any comfort from n
breakup Of that kind, they can null II, Il
till next November. But our club would
like to have Il new subject Of TINT kind to
debate OH six nights In cuch week until
election day. i.s 4. (, -,
Tho Register must DO totally bankrupt in
political Issues and principles when II Gun
offer It's rcadcrs nothing bettcrtlan cali.
Ing honest Democrats filthy nicknames'
In giving tho fictitious remarks of MIR.
John Burns, n }melpbcrtof the club, the
Register calls him Lug Burns..n'l "A, l.},sI
ltwould be interesting the responsible
editors Of the Register II they knew what
Lending Democrats of this city think Of
them one or both Of them arc looked upon
us tho Brutus OF the Democratic party in
tho State Of West Virginia. One day the
Register will drive lis steel dagger, in the
shape Of Il long editorial, into the back of
tho proposed leader, and the following
day, to cover its trcachery, give its rcad.
ers doses Of local and other campaign news
unfit to DO printed in Il respectable news.
paper. But MS for our independent club,
Ii We Ind not formed strong resolution
TO keep cool, We would send the .Regisier
Shakespeqre's challenges: s' III,
"lay on McDulf md DIN the man who
who will first cry hold enough" But
let the scribcs Of the Register take some
thing milder for 4 substitute. !. Let them
pray with Bobby Burns und say @5
Oh, would some power The glftle gl'cus,
Tosec Ourscl's US ither sec lis.
Respectfully,
| a MEMBER OF TIE BLAINE AND LOGAN IL.
DEPENDENT IRISH AMERICAN CLun. =
lrhaling, lingusi 81.
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l'Os:otllco Robbed. .

WiLllANsronr, Pa, August 3l.--The
postotlire Of this city was robbed ycsscr.
day Of $500 worth Of stamps. The Chief
Clerk, the Postmaster being at dinner,
was called to the door to see 4 man in il
buggy. lie was not out three minutes,
but during TINT time four packages Of
stamps were taken from the snfe, and four
packages similar in appearance SUBSTITUTE
ed. These contained brown paper.
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TIIROUGnT TIE STATE.
Accidents and Incidents In West virginir
and Vicinity. i's1s.lFti g. 4

Accidents and Incidents in West virginia
.sll and Vicinity.
Mcintosh Post, G. A. r., held Il very
pleasant reunion Mt Irondalc, jefferson,
county, Ohio, Friday last.
William Wenncr coal miner at Frost.
burg, Md, fell from moving train ut
Ocean Store Friday night and suffered de-
capitation.
4 Conductors brotherhood, with nine
teen charter members, has been organized
on the New River division of the Z. 4 O.
road. J. II. schutt is chief. :.
Capt. NJ. Phelps former member OF
the Legislature from Mason county, died
ut his home in Point Pleasant, last Tues.
day i'll the Gath year OF his agc. q RI
They are talking in West Virginia OF
removing the State University from Nor.
santown to Wheeling, and OF utilizing the
present Capitol for it.-Nt@ York Times.
OnT Thursday night OF last wcel; the store
house OF Perry Powell, on Sandy river,
Wayne county, was burned. Loss 81 900,
insured for $500. The fire was Of incen.
diary origin.
The Weston Democrat, Judge Brannon's
home organ, knows good thing when it
sees it. 1t used the lNTElllcEScER's re.
port OF the New Martinsville Democratic
Convention intact. 1890 IS
Mr.. "A. S. Former, brakeman OH 4
through freight on the G. 4 O. road, while
passing from one car to another near ALE.
shany, made 4 nisster, fell between the
ears, and was killed on Sunday last
a few nights ago several large stacks Of
hay were burned on the farm OF John W.
Harris, near Lewisburs, Grcenbricr coun.
ty, by incendinries. The house and. iarn,
building Of Major Harris were saved with
difficulty. Il
The Headlight, an out and out new Re.
publican paper, published by S. L. Me-
Bride, comes to the INTElLioEScER this
week. 1t is published ut Hinton, Sum
mers county, and is one OF the very best
papers in TINT section OF the State. / II
On Saturday morning Mr.. II. W. Par.
risli, q brakeman on Il freight train on the
Chesapeake 4 Ohio road, was thrown from
his car, near Glade Creek, by Il sudden
movement Of the engine, and falling under
the trucks had one lee and Il hand crush
cd. The injuries to l,islimbs wcrcs so bad us
to require amputation oftlie rishtfoot and
left hand. "a &, - z. Z
The premium list and rules and regula.
tons OF the Brooke County Agricultural
Society has just been issued. Tie iair will
begin Wednesday OF this week and be pro-
tractel through Friday. The Wcllsburg
fairs have always been the most interest.
ing and largely attended Of all the fairs in
the vicinity Of this city, and ii one can
judge IRON the prospectus this years affair
will be much better than MI its predc:
ceSSors. - Il s1S'sL g Il " il ,.s,',4t lS!
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3:nr si,1c.

HORSE FOR SALE-.A GOOD SER.
1IiVlCADLE lIorse OF fine Appearance. u or
II, years old. not ntn.id Of motor; will work my
Whers: VIII bs sold ut u low price. Apply i,
JOSEPH BELL, Leatherw6Od, NH;
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The Fire Brick Pavement,

The knock about gossip OF the stcuben-
Vile Ga:ttle says in Saturdays paper:
"Josiall Greasy, was down ut Wheeling
yesterday, and informs me that lie exam.
med the fire brick pavement, and found
that the edges Of the bricks were ground
Off into nasty dust. He seems to be Of
the opinion that or own red brick, ii
properly burned and selected; will make a
much better paving block than the fro.
clay. ! hope that the time will come some
day when paving will no longer be an cx-
pertinent. Everything that has ever been
made is only an experiment to be ADAM
doned after short trial. But It looks to
me now rs il our own red brick WIZ ~
good amaterial for paving us can be found,
md rs cheap" 577;2i. \. a
z The rod brick may be all right, but Mr..
Greasy Is mistaken about the "nasty
dust" The tar Is not eyon worn of the
slrfnce vel. 1S,=51T lEliIdi9 -}l y
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TIIEBLAISE VETERANS,
Tho Old Soldiers Campaign Club Fully
DR., KY OrvQnfxrl. l|1- ...s-fH.. ..t

Tho Old SolAier.' CaMpnign Club Fully
Organized.
The Union Veterans Blaine and Logan
club met ut the hall in Handlan's block
Saturday night, und effected n permanent
organization. The committee appointed
to report officers named the following list,
which was ratified by the club: !
President-B. b. Dovcncr.
First Nicc-Prcsidcnt-p. b. Dobbins.
Second Vice President-petcr Dillon.
Secrctary-W. s. Meek.
The following officers for the marching
club were chosen: 8. H. 81, =
Cuptain-Steptcn Ripley.
First 1.icutenant-G. W. Boyd.
Second Lieutenant-G. i. Jones.
Third Licutenant-Peter Ilabig.
Ensign-II. G. peterman. III
Orderly Sergeant-Chas. Cook. I
Tho following finance committee was
chosen: b. B. povcncr, Geo. B. Caldwell,
p. 3. Dobbins, G. G. Murdoch, Peter Dill
lon, w. II. Travis, T. II. Crago, S. Brn-
baker and G. B. Jones.
The club will meet at headquarters ut
1880 Monday evening for drill in the old
Hardec tactics. Z. :
Committeeman bylaws and uniform
were appointed, which will report ut the
regular meeting next Saturday evening.
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4 Card OF Thanks.

The Knights Of st. George of Wheeling,
desire to express their sincere and heart
felt Trunks to the people OF Wheeling gen.
orally for the interest they manifested and
aid they rendered them III the celebration
OF their second anniversary, and more lar-
tieularly do they feel under many obliga-
tons to the different political and religious
organizations that turned out in the street
parade, making that part of the exercises
Of the day in every particular all that
could be expected: % n, l5t ~. T
4 The Knights feel that they can never
repay their lady friends forthe faithful and
Indispensable services they rendered in
preparing and serving dinner and sup.
per, the equal ofwhich has not been seen or
enjoyedby Wheeling people on similar oc-
casions. TO those who assisted the ladies
in their work and to all who in any way
assisted or aided us in our celebration,
many thanks, a'3 ,E r. S. RILEY, Prcs't.
Il. Z. MuI.LlGAN, Scc'v, ts.qf 6ii
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Tala,,ted.

WANTED i$1;ljl VA IN.
Houses to rent md monls 10 loan. ANY Nv,
having either Of the above can do well by piaci:
''' s,,!N wv" me- ~ !, vvr, NO.,
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Tho Wreck Of tho Belmont,

EVANSVILLE, August 'il.-The tug Isa-
bella arrived from the wreck OF the Bel.
mont. Five bodies we're taken out to-day,
making eleven in all. There are stu n
oolorcd woman and colorcd children in
the wreck. Those recovered are Mrs,
Murray md child, Miss Murray, OF Brook
field, Ala, Mrs. Matte Lyon and
daughters Laura and Sallic, i. G.
Roach and son, n, colorcd girl, Lucy
Fletcher Capt. John Smith OF this city,
Mrs, m, Hay, al QWeEahlro. a careful
comparison Of the sale Of tickets on the
milroadRand boat makes il nearly. certain
that only :tSolorcd woman and girl remain
in the wreck Diver Hiram Hill is at the
y, 'E, and i the riyer.aan't got tpq ,hlgh
ut pnGc. The river is rising fast. .'.s at
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Consumption.

II Notwithstanding tho great number who
yearly succunb to this terrible and fatal
disease, which is daily winding its fatal
coils around thousands who arc ,lncon-
seloIs OF It's deadly presence. Dr.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery will cleanse
and puffy the blood Of scrofulous inpu-
rites, and cure rtubercular consumption
(which is only scrofulous disease OF the
lungs Send three letter stamps and get
pr. Picrcc's complete treatise on consump.
ton and kindred affections witt, numer.
Gus testimonials Of cures. Address,
WorId's Dispensary Medical Association,
Buffalo, y. n 5I4a x n !!
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Grape Thief Shot. /

II INpIASAroIls, 1Sp., August 3l.--Jamcs
Howell, q grape grower two miles east OF
this city, has been annoyed by young
men stealing grapes, and has occasionally
fired IL shotgun aimlessly in tho vineyard
the object being TO frighten tho thieves.
This afternoon four men were among the
vines and lowell fired both barrels OF the
gun. Shortly after II young man was
picked up In the road unconscious, and
physicians say hc will die ina few hours.
The wounded man was not identified, but
his name Is thought 10 be Hustled. Ills
parents reside at Seymour, Ind.
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= Srw Yonk, August 90 Petroleum steady United
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.ABOUrpEOPLE.S
Strangers III the City md Wheeling Folk
- AhrnnJ a., y y

Strangers III the City md Wheeling Folks
II. 1AbrUnd.7 gs, 2! 2 Z
General Golf is At Bangor, Maine. ~
Mr.. Crawford Bootl, LETT Saturday for
his home in Texas. No / 5i5
The Misses Bingell, OF South Eofr street,
arc visiting friends ut Cumberland. Vi
Mr.. Henry Steele, OF Cambridge, o.,
spent Sunday with relatives in the city.
Chief Marshal Dunning, Of the Fire De.
partment, returned from Pittsburgh ,Satur-
day. n 49, III h IS \, 4 E, {,
us. Senator Camden, wife and dausll.
ter, Miss Annie. arc visiting at tile resi-.
dencc OF Judge Thompson, east Of the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. J. Norton returned
Yesterday from three months trip
through the far West. s. They had a dc.
lightful time. SRI ~ s3.5t II
Mrs. Roseman Gardner, OF stcubcnvillc,
with her children, Master George md
Miss Mary, and Mrs John Frcw; Of tlia
city,aro ut MI. Lake Park. sS .5siy,
z Miss Jennie Bailey and Miss Sophie To-
ganlleavein 4 few days for. Boston, .whcrs
they will join Miss Sadie Logan and spend
tlc.wintor ut tho; Conservatory OF Music.
Hon b. L. Butcher arrived from Ran.
,dolph county last anisht,S:bringine with
him his family, WHO have.beeD summer:
ing there! will resume housokccp.
ing: on hapliac street, in the Fifth ward.
5,Dr: John L. fDickey and sNIessr,.i James
CT Rihcldafrer; md Robt.
Armstrong returned Saturday evening
from m enjoyable jaunt through the Can.
adas,f White Mountains and the principal
cities Of the East. y
Z Mrs. Healy% wife OF General James
lIealy and mother Of Frank Elealy, Coun-
Gilman from the Fourth ward died rather
suddenly yesterday after u very brief i'll
ness. Mrs. lIcaly iwas IL most estimablo
lady, and her death. will be heard Of with
regret by all who knew her.
Miss Matte Hubbard. arrived in the city
Saturday evening, and is the guest OF Mrs.
Jacob Berger. Miss Hubbard has been
absent from the city for over n year, and
her return will be hailed with delight by
large circle OF friends in Wheeling. Her
health is much better than 81, hus been,