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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-03-19
MOrfuAry.

The mortuary report for the week
ending March 10 is as follows:
Whole number OF deaths in the city,
exclusive Of Still-births, 22-white, 6 :;
colored, lG.
The rate OF mortality Of the whole popu-
lation was 1911 per 1000 per annum :
White population, 7.S7 per 1000 per
annum; colored population 26.40 per
1000 per annum.
j. &. CABELL, VI. D.,
President Board OF Health.
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PROPOSALS INVITED FOR PRINT
ING SEVENTY VIRGINIA
REPORTS.
COMMONWEALTH or VIRGINIA. ,
TFICE OF SUPT. PUBLIC PRINTING,


RICHMOND, March Is, 1884.
SEALED PROPOSALS FOR PRINTING AND
BINDING TWO THOUSAND COPIES OF THE
SENENTY-ElGHTH VOLUME OF VIRGINIA
REPORTS OF THE DECISIONS OF THE SU-
PREME COURT will be received by the under
signed at his Office. in tine Capitol, until
TUESDAY, APRIL s, 1854.
Printers will bid as per 1000 ems for compost
tion, and as per token of $50 impressions for
press-wOrk. The printing must be finished within
seventy-fiye days from the time copy is placed in
the hands of The printer. No money will be paid
until the last sheets Of the book are delivered 20
the binder.
The binder will be required TO finish his work
within twenty-five days from the time he re-
ceives the last sheets. lie viii bid for the book as
al 1000 pages, more or less. To be bound and
finished in same style and material as the United
states supreme Court Reports The binder will
receive no money until all MS work is done ac-
cofding TO contract and delivered 10 the Secretary
Of the Commonwealth.
Bond i'm double the cost of printing and binding
will be required both to the time and quality of
the work. RUSH L. DERR,
Superintendent of Public Printing.
mil l9-W&Su2t
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nIyInENns.

OFFICE OF THE NERCiiANraAN MEciiANcst
INSURANCE. COMPANY OF VIRGINIA..
RICHMOND, March "a. 1854.
A DIVIDEND OF 3 PER CENT. ON
"A the capital stock OF this company VIII be
paid 70 The stockholders In lquitation on nressl-
tatlon OF their scr'p az me once OF va asss ~,
4 Co.. Me- iQl4 Main street, on and afscr u'e
by order u ine President. R.r. BROOKE.
nh 16-6t secretary.
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HarGnian Pianos.

Never before has there been so large and
complete stock Of upright pianos in Nir-
GINA. You have the choice OF superb
selection at Ramos 4 Moses. Can on them
or write for prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-03-19

WHY SUFFER WITH MALARIA? EMoRY's
STANDARD CURE PILLS are infallible: never fail
to cure the most obstinate cases; purely vegetable
contain no quinine, mercury, or poisons of any
kind-25 and so cents.
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ApfgySEMENTS. A

NRAND COMPLIMENTARY BENE-
~ FIT TO THE MALE ORPHAN ASYLUM by
CALCIUM LIGHT, ART ILLUSTRATIONS,
and CON CERT EXERCISES on WEDNESDAY
AFTERNOON. March 10th, at ~ O'Clock and at
night at s O'Clock. Admission, 25c.: children,
lJc. Tickets good for either entertainment.
Inb iQ-Itk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-03-19

WEST INDIA LIMEs.-Just received direct from
Jamaiea, large supply OF this delicious fruit for
making nv popular Eferyescing Lime. Drinks,
on draught and bottled. GEORGE ScHGN.
Eleventh and Main streets
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FOREIGN STEAMSHIPS.
mOuLpINGS, BRACKETS. &c.


WHITE & P0INDEXTER,
w PLANiNG-MlLL AND BOX FACTORY.
Manufacturers Of MouLDINGs,. CQRNlCt =
BRACkETs, UNDERSTANDINGS Of AL
DESCRIPTIONS ROUND AND SQUARE
WOODEN PACKAGES. Estimates furnished.
FACTORY. Twenty fourth and Main streets.
Ife 2Q-3mt ~t
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MINERAL WATERS.
sEsNR.raREAD.

SEINE-THREAD AND>mDgFe>
- TwlNEs OF every description SS-.SsSl~
CORka AND CORk-Woop rkLi.nW OiL-
CLOTHIyti-sIN0LE X AND CApf-ANS STAN
DARD DOUBLE NET> AND sEfNEs made 70
order. HAuL-sEiNE NETTING Ia stccS~ins
depth required.
Lowest prices guaranteed.
l.. LiCHTENsTEIN'S Sons.
sole fnpcrsens of the
Is0n.Hrand Seiue- Thread,
corner Seventeenth and fraakiu STREET
COTTON DUCK, 81 weights.
FANCY hANMocKs, Use. as ID
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SAVE MosxY by having yonr pr'nuns aone ~
the DISPATCH PRIsTisG-hooss. 5000 "o'A'
,a,, n,,ces. ana satisfaction guaranteed.
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BOARDING.

DOOMS FURNISHED OR USFCR.
III NISHKD. BOARD for gentlemen. NJ -
al hours a. suit business. Per,uns visiting lt0i-
m0nd viii iad q pleasant place 20 stop a..
Mrs. =. N. WATkiNe,
NH Iq-W xSnGtt - . north SiNth ,iferf.
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An elegant line OF Spring Oyercoats from
80 IA IN 80 at the AIIsPIT STORE,
0l2 Main street.
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Closing Sales of the Great Book
AneftOn

Those in want OF good Books will do
well to call before it is too late. Auction,
10 A. NJ and p. NJ.
JNO. T.. LAUGHTON, Auctioneer.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE.

MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA
ulsPECIAL COURSE or PRACTICiAILl.S LSn,.y Mkpy
fCISE.-Sesslon will begin ON WEDNtsDAi
April z, 1884, and end July 4, Practical sna s.,
cinicaI for recent graduates, yet elementary aha %
dIdactic enough for students. Terms, go Tor ,le M
eourse; 90 for anatomical material. For circuisr
or further information address -
DR. JOHNN. UPSHUk,
Secretary aud Treasurer,
206 east Grace street, Richmond va
mh 2-eod1m
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PAINTINGS, ENGRAvINGs, Ac.

PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS, dc.
EREE EXHIBITION DAILY AT L..
LEwIs's ART-GALLERY.
PAINTINGS, wATER-COLoRS,
oLEoGRAPBs, STEEL ENGRAYINGs,
AND CHROMos FOR SALE.
MANTEL- and PIER-MIRRoRs, BlSQUEs,
and RoGERs's GROUPS constantly on hand.
sxlO FRAMES, in God, Bronze, Plush, Ebon
and Walnut, from 25c. upwards.
CABINET FRANKS In every styie--a large
assortment on hand and for sale at very low prces
FRAMES MADE TO ORDER and PICTURES
FRAMED IA The latest and most artistic manaer
vALENTISE-CARDsi in every STYLE
EAsELs and CoRNICFs made 10 order
A full line of ARTISTS MATERIALS con-
stautly ON hand. l.. LEwIs's Art Gallery
al6 el2 Nam stree.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A GOOD BUSINESS INVESTMENT.
STEAM LAUNDRY FOR sALE.
Any person mesniux business can bny cua'p
for cash. Apply at
NH 1927 lO9 NORTH EIGHTH STREET
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. co.a breakfast Relish

ls Tinsley's Tomatoes. They are canned
nearly whole, and eaten raw with pepper
and salt are very appetizing. They are for
sale by JosEPH NJ. BLAIR, Grocer.
Pace Block.
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Davenport d Co.
STOCR-BRORERS,
lll3 Main street,
Buy AND SELL BONDS AND STOCKS
on commission.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES SPECIALLY.
Will fund
VIRGINIA BONDS INTO NEW 3'S
on favorable terms.
CRY Bonds FOR SALE.
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PROPOSALS.

COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA. }
OFfICE or SuP'T OF PCBLIc PRINTING.
RICHMOND, March Is. 1881
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-03-19

INVESTMENT SECURITIES A SPECIALITY.
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WANTED. A GOOD COOK. WASH
w ER and lROSER: white or coIored. Ap-
ply, with recommendations, AZ 500 east Msrshaa
street. NH ls-2ts
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-31

EAST LIBERTY, Pa. March Nothing doing
IN the c!t.!e market, all through coils gumenit;
reteipS 74l head: shlpmenls 10 head. Hogs-Mar.
~ urn receipts 3 !95 head; shipments BIOS head;
Nothing doing: no demand aud buyers holding
OIL receipts LOT head: shipments 100 had.
CINCINNATI, o., March 29-Liye hogs quiet com.
mon and light s5 CoaG co. picking and butchers So Is
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-31

30 Set isid or Two Faithful Police OF

40 ANS sSia VI AVID INltHkul IONCe vi
= ncers. TtT
Several days ago ex.Uhiet Ct tho Fire De.
Partmsnt William Eceles, whcso recent e1.
ploits have caused bis repeated arrest by the
poles officers whose beats are in The Fifth
wnsd, caleb upon Chie!.,t.polce Bonnet.
and aGked him II he would discharge any
member o. the force WHO was proven 10 ire.
quent houses OF iil.fetuc. The Captain saii
be you'd, il the officer was
proven guilty after a lair iuyts.
ligat!on. The next day Erc!es showed Capt.
Hstanit ITO ailidav:ts, one Of them by
Macy Spencer, alas Fiuaer, eccusiae Officer
Joe l'arum Of having visited her seversl
months ego while abe was rs inmate OF
Nadamo Ships place. and tho othe. BY
Carrie Wilson, charging Officer Frank TAYLOR
0i vlsi:irG her ut Lou Raj ls's Oh T1euty-
first Street, The sttidavi,s we're sworn TO b.
fore 'Sqnire Phillips. who went u Ruple's
at tho r.Iueat Of Eccles. The latter had irsl
spplied IL vain 10 Justices CT the Peace arkle
and Henry.
Capt. Bsnnctt investigated Tie charges
q1!er!y, and came to the conclusion that
tn'sa charges wero Implied by Ecclts and
g:ew out OF InElice. On SATURDAY night
ellis Hyruln made cath balo-e Equire AK 9
accusing the spcncerwomsr Of perjury, aud
hie vas arrested by Constable Laucnlin, and
after being srteigred, was released on her
o~n reeosn'zsnce for hor appearance mex.
Saturday eYsuing. All Tie inmates OF the
ssipp house Gt the time the Spencer vi oman
was there will swear TIM. her stlidayit i,
faiee. lBefuni Gays he caa also prove that
Eec!ss Ci!ered woman $40 10 ret Barum 10
compromise hiniseIt with her. Ii tho woman
10 proven gully OF perjury, Eccles will s!Eo
be arraigned Tor snbo.nation OF pe,iury.
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les Saturday brought out very large vote.
AL ibs tickets were printed and the, result
was not one OF delegates, hut OF candidates
for Mayor. McGrsnahHn's ticket carried the
First aud Second wards; but ths Cooper tick.
Of got the Third, Fourth and Fifth wards, OF
nlne delegates out Of fifteen. ''gs
vAslovs Nrss MOTIFS.
Gen. Gibson 10 talked Of as the lasl lecturer
In the Bellaire course. Il!E g5stl5l5l.''
Murray Fawcutt has bought the residence
ois. Il. Well', on Gravel Hill, for 81 G25.
Mre. Mccoy and Mrs. Lsonard have their
arrangements made to 20 to their new hotuea
At lay View, Wisconsin, thls week. s
Mrs. J. W. james had . para!yl,e stroke
Saturday morning, and two additional omen
yesterday. she was lying very low lsst night.
The Masonic societies here are reyiyipg
their plans for building a Masonic Temple
They want the Mellost corner OFT Belmont
street, now owned by the Old Fellows, A
public hall below the society rooms Ia whu,
would please all the city. nv .
The remains OF John W. Sanders are OK.
re,tsd here this forenoon. 6. X. Wells and
DR.. lnskOep have gone 10 Chicago to meet
the party. The feeling herei 10 one OF sadueps
1t tha sudden death, Of sympathy with the
family aud Of profound regret at the loss
that will be felt Ia business cirstss.
The steel works Ia having the last touche,
done TO make ersry.bing ready for work. J.
u. Barnhil Is now busy putting up The tubes
and brsechings over the batteries OF boilers.
The bias. f1fnnos Is also almost ready ID
blow In, and in Il short time the whole pro.
ceSs Of making iron and slesl rails iron, ,h,
orc will be in oparation. The warehouses,
factories and othsr buildings OF tho bias
iusnace, nail works aud sseel works no
cover large territory. and new railroad
tracks will soon surround them, - !
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T.sE S"ATE FAIR
"MaHcs tho E;mc" After n Long MT,
.l'E Hard Pull. 'If'Sz 4 T.a.

"MaHcs tho E:mc" After n Long nu,,
Isnrd Pull. .i1a.
lin cerIaiuly commentary on the lack OF
public spirit IN Wheeling that i! REQUIRE d
repeated Efforts and hard work 10 ralss The
sum OF $4,000 in erdor. to plevent the death
Of the Slate Fair Association. This sum 10
small in comparison 10 the amount bronpht
into the city by one Of tho annual fairs, fat
when the Board of'Directots met Sslurtsy
10 hear the report Of the soliciting commit.
tee after their third effort to secure SIC o00
additional s!ock. ths committee reporled
that bot 81 800 f this sun had been se crrsd
For q Tina lhiugs looked blue, but MA.
bert Frau:heim, the aweler, guaranteed thu
additional adJ, and tho fair was saved. The
additional $500 was subs' quantity subsctihct
after a1dnoEa work by Mr.. Frarzhs,n.
The Board ordered pealed proposa.s 10 bo
advertised for the repairing end re- hsbi!;tStinr
OF tho frtr g.ouady. Another meeting viii
be held at C!otk Hooks Office, at ths Cou,t
House, Tomorrow afternoon, and tho prensr.
a,lons for the snnual fair, to be held the
ascond week In September, will be pushed
with spirit and All effort made to surnpts
former fairs. With thu proper effort on tbe
part OF thu association, aad the co.op.rst;on
q hnstness men ind the public generally,
this ain csn be accomplished. ~
A vote OF thanks was adopted bcfors The
meeting diourned Saturday, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
tho vslrable services and public spirit of the
soliciting committee. "a : -
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RIslCK PAVEMENT
TO DO Tried on Nixtcen,h s,reet mi.

TO BIO Tried on Sixteenth Street THIS
summer. ,IFs5
1t is probable tast Sixteenth street will be
paved with brick during the coming eeasop
from Chapline street or Eoif to Mccolloch
street. The street from curb 10 curb !, So
leet wide. Now that the Elm Grove road han
iss motor tracks down, 1t takes up four faa,
four inches; by the terns of lis ordineuce
u 10 not only compelled to keep the spacs
between the tracks in good condition bal
also two feet on either side. This would
take oiteisht feet four inches from tina "a
feet tina! would be paved at ths
expense Of the road. Though the efforts Of
Chris F!oto. the we'll known baker on
mat street, over$l 900 has been subscribed by
the property owne'a md busnees men slone
TIE thotoaghfase to be appropriated towards
the laying OF brick pavement. The street
is IN deplorable condition, and yopld ysrv
likely have been paved with boulders bnt
the BONUS raised more than makes m thu
difference between brick and cobbie, A briot
roadway would 70 for towards soothing those
who objected to the motor line. The Boards
surveyor is at present epgsged In making
estimates Oh the cost. -'A"'
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STATE sEcuRlrlEs-Actiyc and firm,

HALLWAY boAbs-l!resaAr. faulH So 4
STATE sEcuRlrlEs-Activc and firm. s}G
Pacific Of '95.:...-l29 TEX pac. land gr,s. INK
Central Pacific hssts.l4 lido Rio Grande div, TG
EIle seconds; SsAIu. 7. bonds, Grst libiS
tenish q mllkeS....- y. ?. land Grants. l!UE
Lo1alAans consols". g Y T: sinking iund.ll4L
g. 5oseph :; 49,: Virginia con:ols OK
Tennessee old........ 421I Virginia deierrcd.,.
Tennessee es. new.." 42l'Extra Interest. -
sTocxs The market was dull wllou. any
Up cinl feature &c day. Near the cloSs there wry
rally CT Il " n percent, aud the marlr, closed
firm; sales Il stock for tho wres werc ak I'll
shares; to-day 8 salts lGs. CO shares.
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ANOTHER WHEEL.
Ihc Police Hnke another Kafd on the
tSuJ E.,,uu,y Or

khc Police Hnkc another Rafd Oh the
BAD Iiuu.cs. =t
Tbs )loayeo oiill-Iame aad rss,rt, where
'buckiag tho tiger" is in yague have enjoyed
nseeming immunity from police n,oles.a.ion
for two weeka past. Tho reason Of this is,
that The aoiiVe operations againgt these
classes for several days few weeks ago ren.
ds:ed the sporting classes cautious, and they
havs been very quiet since. Z Several OF the
p:oprietols OF houses Of iil-repu.el bent the
iamAtcg ill away and closed thei, doors 10
visitors; ono sold out and retired sram bust.
ucse, Rad all have been very careful. The
Ganaelsng rooms hsve also been comparative
ly deserted. Ffas,E'sI ID
Saturday night Capt. Bennett gave the NO.
rsl another whirl. Tho hcuso OF Emma
Stanley, in East Wheeling was Visited and
five girls, ming men aud the msdgue artes,cd
Mel! Campbesrs, OF Fell atrset, south Of Sow.
autecnth, wssaiso raideJ, and her four ci:ls,
besides the, landlady, and five men we're
taken illo onstod;. OF conYse the men al!
gave hotiinns nEnies, and most OF then, at
1Ece pa, up the co!latsra! as security for thejr
appearance this m5Inirg, Ono or TWO failed
70 furnish hail, and were locked up for
time, but all we're sc!es1ed before morning,
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WEZ.{.SIIUKE.
Republican Convention CnliCsl..Cltixeus,
1ictet-Ghx.


Republican Conventions Cniied..Cltixeus'
Tfckei-Ghx.
To show that the Republicans OF Brooke
county are wide awake IN regard to the com.
Ing campaign, the County Executive Com.
mlises mat on Saturday, at the office OF
James +. Cree, end adopted the following
resolution: -
Resolved, That the Republican yo,e,a Of
Brooks county and all others who expect to
unite with thrm in opposing tho attitude OF
tlss Democratic majority III Congress are re-
Ques,ed to assemble In masa Convention At
the court hnuso III ssid county at I'm nm
Saturday, April 10Th, for tho purposa Of
selecting delegates TO the State and district
conventions which are 10 select delegates Ia
tho National Republican Convention TO bn
held q. Chicago, June 3rd, aad for ths cleo.
ZION of County Executive Committee. and
the transaction OF any further businesH that
may properly come before said mass copyen-
ton. -
By order Of Executive Committee. :.
a citizens mesting ct Town Hall resulted
In the following nominations for license !: :,
Mayor-Georse W. McClsary.
Clelk-Wll! +. Gar!h. ~ @
Town se.eean.-Chsrles D. Hall.
.Council-ChArles beam, H. Ga.m;re. VIM
II. Harvey, Joseph r. Murphy, Joseph
Gaus, ST., Vim. G. DuvaI. =
Street Commissioner-Mic Michael Mailey.
saturday. about II o'clock, Ehile The
drillers were absent, the gGs oil at once be-
gan 10 low, throwing tbs ralt watar far nbovo
the top Of the derrick. "a W.. :, ~
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PERSONAL MENTION.
News hEu Gossip iu Relation to vnriOu
peuDfo, % ~.


News nnd Gossip iu Relation to Various
Lax People.
Miss Annie Ca,s7n is visiting friends at
scio,;O. 77s2 a 2 :, 1 . =
Gov; Jackson wen. to Perkersburg again
Saturday. Z. IN ~. - g
Herbert stingc, Of the Chicago Horsema4, ia
in the city. rs 49,,
:, Rev; W. y. Rippey, Of Msnuiryton, weq in
Wheeling Saturday. .-,.s..95,
Auditor Miller registered u! the Hale
Houss. Charleston, last Friday. "a
Superintendent. West, Of tho ,Moundsyillc
penitentiary, YES In town Saturday.
Mr.. Robert Gihson, Of Pueblo. New Me1i.
co. Is visiting his mother on North Main
street dS7ig il }tl-g q 5.r D
Mr. Charles Mebdel, En- old Wheeling bow.
nav prosperous mcrchaut OF Minneapolis,
10 visiting in The city. a
MI. Q. 3. Joaes Of Danvi!le, Va, en- route
tp San Francisco. Cal, is the guest OF hjs
sister, Mrs 7. q. 3, Haaas. "a
Miss Mary Houssr, Of Cadiz, is expected in
tho city again this week. She witt remain
here Tor some tinis, the guest Of Mrs. Jacob
Berger. ~ a-..g..,
r Kav, Or. W. II. Cooke, pasto, OF The Sec.
oad Presbyterian church, will breach the
haecs!sursate normon to tho graduates CT the
Female college tails year. ~, /
} Mr.. g. Il. Carver and bride, (sse Efie
Cline, Of this city, aitss shurt bridal tour,
sre spandlns frw days IN the city. They
are at the H;slum House. ~ s5.'i$
Mrs. J. n. Cioustaa, who has been visiting
IN farke!sburg, has returned holuo. She Is
accompanied hy Miss Carrie Clemens, who
will visit friends IN Wheeling for time.
]. N. Camden, Jr., sailed on Wednesday ior
Europe to remain with his mother and her
party until their return home. It Ia more
than likely that Senator Camdsn vii! 20 over
In JHHe. Mrs. Camden Is said to be- doite
tired Of Ea.opa end anxious 10 return homo.
--ParkersIury Sentinel.
Mrs Will ualilsu returned Saturday from
Naa York, where abe hiss been for the ppst
four mouths studying at Cooper lnalitute.
Mrs. Handlaa wss ono Of Whselinss most
accomplished and popular artist beiors she
went 10 New Yosk. Hsr paintings are al ways
III eemand, aud will be so now, more than
ever before. 4 i,5i5t Js1r# a.. go -,
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:. "a 5IITs1717-- 7--II - sIsTs7lI7-I 7. ;
CITY MATTERS.
Brief Notes on Current Events of Minor
LLLALlLl Llsli lLlAl- I'M nreai -.

HfloI hOteN ON current ESentn OF MINOR
h. .2li.77 Interest, 4 z 4 g55it
land com MINIMIZE Win nrrst - ~ -. - ~
'a NV oo.1''u. -, ",'a p'vA" VA
"a, this n,nrnin": po,icS Can't 20 't1o aeeHe %
~ - '1 s -, 80
hk snblecl OF blshop MANS Lsnten lec'
thre yesterday was ,Volsc!ions 70 Casholi'
cism." siiasl 4. :. /. ,s{,t ~ III
!, nESnT v. MILLER Will be tried before
squire fetefmhn this evening on charge
Oh ABUSIVE lanHaaee' H
TnE last will aud testament Of William,
Gutord. deceased, was admitted 10 record ut
Clark Hooks oflits Saturday. Tli Ia ~ "a
The alarm o! fire yesterday morning was
caused BY bftzs In the chimney OF small
house Ga Locust street, Bouth Side. ~ y.,g.
MUNICIPAL Cousr met ga,urlsy morning.
but 30 business way Transacted, and Court
adjourned until this morning al $50. n -
Miss INA HARnIy, OF EoG street, South
Side, Is reported to have fallen hsir Ia $40 (l0o
BY tha deatli OF an uncie at Baltimore III
Fcu,,,vv pu,vr, ,a.nh., =, A.. p.. -.
Rssa hall Ginh ~ Nd a;.n au,inm a n.o .ml
SON left Ratnrdav n sccent nosit;6n a., -. 's sa
erys ni,chsr IN ;ha r SSUu Pyasun ~ re-
An.v E,ur. how ~ 4, 3,,n,n, l., ~"
No,ih End "a, rn.s t T. trn ," iasn s s ~ ans
TIA r,vsr sa,ustsy and r,s rneo oas ia,u
whsn iat.n ont no, IN horr,s i"%Cr .
,sss rsv;vsd ~ 1A ''e'' "A i'u' 'aoof 10
~ ''N' ~ &tl.ts, lEa
LAwRI NJ NAY was sppolnsei administta.
tot q the estate o. stephen Murphy, De.
ceasep, at Gie,k HOOKS oin aSo ;sa!ufdsy, and
gave aa pond IN me sum Of $3o0, with VIM. NJ.
f'a a.'t =. :. 'ney't R|,s ~ Ks
mn u. y. MANN says that me published
s sNtI. - ms elect that MT. W NJ. Meek
VIII take chatse OF the business oilee OF the
E M Journal tomorrow IS not correct
M. Maha !etalfs hls pos'lioA as business
manager s5.a.. e. " fA4N o
FRAEK HE.LY says that the statement that
A. X. kenw!ck was robbed by Rich Forsy tho
In the buck yard OF his saloon 10 incc rect.
!. vsouffeoes a!a aos ta9e place on as
Wemlsts NOR hsa Renwick gone out Of bis
aalooh |ast oelote'
The hall Of the House Of Delegates and tho
chamber Q! the Senate have been secured by
Halliday Post, @. A. T., for the purpose Of
giylnghsrAnd bean bake and entertainment
on the eyenipgof Msy /. Tho proceeds will
DO used for the proper celebration OF Decors.
ton Day. '.'t t-5=t
The following conyeyances were admitted
to record ut Clerk Hooks office Saturday: A
decd made the ?o!h day OF March, 1884 By T.
Irosohel md vito tn Adolph Bolts, in con.
federation OF 81 500, for tho south one.halt OF
lot No. In square 10. A deed made the 23th
day Of Msrch, 1884, by ]. Roettger and others
to George +. Hattrib. In consideration OF
SIC. 900 for lot No. 10, situate In North
Wheeling. r
T,lr fnllnwinr ot,,c,r, vore s,ec,e,, NV H.,