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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-30
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,
The weather.

Following shows the range of the ther-
mometer yesterday, Ss observed By C.
Schnepf, the Market street druggist 9.
m, "A; ~ N, 81; 3 p m, 90; I p. m, So
The sun rises this morning at 4:56 and sets
at I'll this evening. The days length Is
II hours and q minutes The moon rises
At Qni % NJ.
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APIsasant Society Event.

Miss Bette Richardson, of Fourteenth
street, gave q delightful little party to a
number of her friends Tuesday evening.
Quite a crowd of young society folks were
resent and enjoyed q pleasant evening 10
various social smusements. All departed
at q late hour charmed with the kind hospi'
,alities of the fascinating hostess.
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University Of PennsyTaRa,

L ~Ds,a.r...r o. Ann, four ysu es'~
II. Towss BcIIsTIyo scHoot, sre-ys, os-
x e, css.i's2, 2, ssSlsF{ .SS s,n,aL AZ ~;
t~scturs, leading . b d, ssd 70 tsshnlaL es-s
PC. practical CAsast, n. H. T., n AnS
III. wnAxsor susooI o. YpAscs Asp Ems
oNY. Coanes IN Conaituttonsl lsv md Pvbki ~
mipistrstton, Political Economy, hsrantis ~
md Practice. Finance, Bssktns. addressing y,
". CeUsss IL PrrIssssny, ,ouy.nL E.ra
Latin, Preach, German, Msptal and Moral ,
ply, A~athenstio, General Br3sso, sSissts -
struction In baoioU viii hbortsy vorf ~
Liberal elections IN ssA bstvssn tsss s1"ss
doe Of second Year
v. ccgn.s n hOna Tvo-ysAn' cs4a ss1
VI. nsD,caI scnssr. nrs.y.ry psI.t ssa
nth optional fourth yau. Degree y. ID.
VII D~xxrlLecseoL Tvo-ys5 psdsd sus
vii VII. Y Sg D;n so-o.r. rAr.,y-s q.
q oouns dntisf 70 suropsaa seSssiA Dps'
Clinical and isssrssssy sfvastssn . prsztss
featufs In thass tkrsp schoelA -
TX. Law scsseI- TveyeuS souns: ttyss
adnifs 70 PSnnsyfvsnfa Hu. DAres IL h
4. BseLeeIcAL gcHook fvoyten' cosrA
extsnSed hbontogy work Osr1fc1 An.
hsdicA eehod vfthsst 0antnsttoa -
II. DuAx1srT on Pu1ssssxY. Tvsrst
pat pa1.sie esuns q nsnsSu subjects is1
4 tesrs p. D.
La .al'a' ;s9;;..,skk:.s7z.iss ~ s.' :..1s:5.
Uniys..ity Of Psansyiv.aia, Wei ridisls,AAh
n1tsss6sA1yt
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Beautiful Plants,

Mr.. John Pfarr, of Pleasant Valley, has
two magnificent specimens OF the night
blooming cereus of different species in full
bloom. One plant had six flowers out last
night and the other four. The flowers were
not less than ten inches in diameter and
were very fine.
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The Opera House Band Concert.

There was q grand concert given at Sci
bert's last evening by the members OF the
Opera House orchestra. A fine musical
programme was rendered, and the evening
was very enjoyably spent by the large crowd
in attendance.
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.HO
ucura Soap.
CHOLERA AND YELLOW rEyEx.

Malarial, Miasmatie and CONTAGIOUS or Epidemic
49, Diseases, and many ailnenn attending
change Of climate, food and water, may b
- entirely prevented By wearing Q Cuucun
Plaster over The pit Of the stomach, with
frequent changes, whenever exposed &
these affections. A cure by absorption q
effected by II when all ether plzstens fsf. II q the
best plaster known TO physicizns and druggists. At
druggists, sc. fTe for 800 Mailed fros. Potter
Drug and Chemical CO., Boston.
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IndsI % NsH Aavsrassmsn.a.

Iost-Bunch Of Keys.
singing HriS-Mclain BrotherA
white DreSe-BTnes a COher.
RAWsins In Dress GOOaS-Stoae q Thomas
RaSkets-& J. Smyth.
OnanRes and Lemons -NicholaS Schulz.
White Mountain Hammock Chalr-a. Mendsl &
Twenty Special BapSainS-Henry hbobs 4 Co..
Local Pagel
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UNIVERSITY Of VIRGINIA

SUMMER LAW LECTURES min, rot,
begin gth July, 1855, aud end 9Th september. hr
proved Of signal nse; list, 10 studenb sho dsya
practitioners who have not had the advIntAssg,
tematic instruction. For circular apply r. 0pb
yerity Of Va 70 JOHN B. MINOR, Prof.. ceu NJ
Stat. Law, min,nN
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GREAT BLOOD MEDICINES.

The hall has Dot been told 40 to the great curs-
i've poven Of the Cuticsra Ken edies. have paid
hundreds OF Sollan for medicines 10 cure Sosasn OF
the blood and akin, and perer found snytbis Vet 10
equal the Cuticura Remedies.
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LAW SCHOOL

nF WASHINGTON AND LIE ~uNIvgRsin
~ Gen. q. W. &. Lee, President Ins,rsr rct y
teIt-boohs and printed Lectures, With oGrss
lectures on special aubjects by eminent iurs
Tuition snd iess $50 for session Of nine mouth, /,
ginning September II. For c~atalogus and nd
formation, addross Cha A. Gnva, Poir-u,
Law, Lexington, Va. lytt
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EpvcAuowAI
ARTsCHOoI
Miss. A. X. Gucbr.~.

A pupil Of tAs Ar stadens' League Of h, w.
Will opsn . scAsol for driving and p.ID,;, IN
cast and Life at No. q Sixteenth ,asa, suss
during the past year with r. W. Frser G.~N"a
+. Brush, &C. Aichbaun. and Carl Hsl,,
her Of the Antique, Head, Lie, Sketch a.
Pectivs claass. VIII teach The me,bos, e'
the Lssgue. "i
For iurther Particular, call At M as
street, on wednesday and Saturday, o, ,St.'a'
Elm Grove, ". Va. Specimen, Of work can
II Nicolls Art store. 80
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IN GENERAL.
Curator Appointed.

Leander Mix was yesterday appointed
curator Of the estate Of Betsey Savory, de-
ceased. Bond, : 1900, with Louis Asmus
40 surety.
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nav Us. !, !; =; s az !3"s

TT Is at this 0ason when the PorsS Gs ciogged and
i the Blood ard Precipitation are la@en With in
purtties that dishguring Humon, Humiliasns Erup-
ton, Itching Tortures, Salt Rhsum or Eczema, Psori.
asis, letter Ringworn, Baby Humon, gcrofuls,
and every species Of Itch ing. scaly and Pimply Dis
eases OF the hkin and ecalp, are most speedily and
economically cured by the Cuticura Remedies.
1T - A FACT.
HundIeds Of letters In our possession (copiss OF
which may be bad BY return mail are our authority
mon, whether scrofulous, Inherited or CONTAGIOUS.
may nor be peTmsnently cured by Cutieura Re-oiv.
ent the new Blood Purifier, internally, and Caticun
uheIs, externally. In ore half the time and expense
Of any other season.
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BuekIep,a Arnica eal~.

The Best Salvs in the world for Cuh
Bruises Sores Ulcers Salt Rhsum, Feva
Sores Tstter, Chapped HandS ChiIblains
CornS and al SKIN Eruptions, and poi
lively cures Piles or no pay required Hi
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, o.
money refunded. Price IS cents Der box
For sale b. Logan D ca
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Wheeling Female COLLEGE
linsly Institute.

THE FALL Session OF THIS SCHOOL Mn,
i open Mondsy, September 7. The Pdta.,
happy 10 eesble % announce 10 the iorasr nj, !.
ard oiheu thst In the mansg,meu, Of he s.
be has secured the assistance Of Maj J. M.Ishes
ably knosn as the Mili,:.:; Instructor Ia Ne "a,
Virginia U~sivepity-a thorough classical . Adr-,
ropt lar educator and disoiplinarau. for psriy.
lars inquire Of either Of the undersigned
&c ORR, A. NJ. PrudpL.
jyI7b J.. n. LEE, A. NJ, Asst Ptneul
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-30

Fold by all Druggists. Prios: Cuticun, SDc.; Re-
solvent t1-oo; Soap, 15c. Prepared by the PoTTn
DKus y CHEMICAL Co, Bostcn, Man.
Ser Tor "Hov to Ours Skin DissaseaS
REALITY For Tan, 5unbun, Pimplsa,
Blackheads and Oily skin, Gu.
ucura Soap.
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nostrii, relieves pain at once. Is agreeable TO use.
II Cleanses the head. Ailays Infamma-
ton. Heals the Sores. Restores the Sense
of Taste, Smell, Hearing. A Thorough
Treatment Will Cure. Not o Liquid, or
SNUFF. Apply into nostrils.
Price 50 cts, at druggists; or by mail. Send for cir
oular. ELY
Tvs Druggists, 0wego. N. Y.
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II IL a disease OF the,
m ucous membrance
generally originating
In the nasal passages d
maintaining Its strong
hold In the head From
this point II sends forth
a poisonous virus along
the membraneous lin
inss and through the
digestive organs, cor.
rGpung the blood and
producing other trou-
bleSome end dsnserou.
IN ptoins.
Cream Balm has
gained an enyiable rep
~utation wherever
known, displacing all
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-30

DURING the hot weather my
store win Glaze At sP. N, Satur-
days excepted.
JACOB W. CRUDE.
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NEW ENGLAND
OF MUSIC

Boston, Mass., OLDEST 10 America; IArr,s
and Best Equipped In the WOKLD-is ID
structep 49, II Studsnts last yesr. ] thorough lnsy
Ton In Vocal and Instrumental hu,ie, hiss D
French. o., and Italian lar guaEs, tnff
fTapcbes q, np.s tio, etc. J uition, o. 10 ~ s-a
md room, sS 10 S5s pr term; Yall Isrp bSs
reptsn ber 10, isS, Far lluastsd olsndu, fr5
full infoi ne W n, address,
Z. TOURJEk Dir Frantlln " ,BOe.os'ss
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Nnr,on. DahnItnt.d Men

You are allowed a free trial of thirty days
Of the use OF DR.. Dyes Celebrated Voltaic
Belt with Electric Suspensory Appliances,
for the speedy relief and permanent cure Of
Nervous Debility, loss Of Vitality and Man
hood, and all kindred troubles. Also, for
many other diseases. Complete restoration
to health, vigor and manhood guaranteed.
No risk is incurred. illustrated pamphlet,
with fun information, terms etc, mailed
free by addressing Voltaic Belt Co. Mar
shall. Mich.
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ON EARTB.

Cuticul Remedies are the greatest medicines on
earth. Had the wont case OF salt hheum IN this
country: My mother had # twenty years, sud In
TACT died from It, 1 believe Cuticura would have
covered for three years, which nothing relieved or
cured until | used the CuticunA Rssolven,, inter.
nslly, and Cuticuu and Cuticura Soap, externally.
j. W. ADAMS, Newark, o.
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D OF EXERCISES.

invocation lee. .....t. ....... .s."".. nov ~. - Ia.
Placing of Vacant Chair. Ceremony by Holiday Post
Announcement Of Purpose OF Meeting .......
Rt. Rev. Bishop Kahn
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Additional Local on First PsqS

WE are closing out q line OF
beautiful POngee Goats and Yests.
They are the finest goods ever
Onered In the city. Prices low.
ID. GUNDLING a co.
Star 6lOGhlers,
80 Twelfth street.
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ExECUToR' SALE
1850 Acres or Valuable Timberea
and Grass Land.

1850 Acres or Valuable TimbereA
and Grass Land.
DY VIRTUE OF THE WILL or cuurox
ID Ball, decs.ssd, the undsnixnst, Essssior
therein named, VII, on
Wednesday, the 18th day Of August, 1855.
at II o'clock n. In front OF The Court House Of ner
Ger oo1nty. In the town Of PnLce on, WEI
Wig mis-, offer for fais at pablo auction, 4 trsd
Of Land, contiin'ng 1850 Acres, situated In NJ
Ger county, Wess Va, within txo miles Of Prinse-
bon. county seat Of Mercsr, and eizhf miis e Iuee.
nde uepot 90 the New Riysr Railroad.
This lznd II gently undulatfng, vel vateref, ana
adapted 10 Uss The timber n exossdinxiy vaius,
be Tor rstiroad ts and Other purposes, and no pof-
ton Of the trzct b too reep for y gonS. About no
acres have been CLEARED, Of vhicA 100 aero are BOT
tom Ind; Q large PARTON Of the traet 10 Enssroue,
and When timber Ii removed, will b sdminakiy
adapted 70 farming md nock IzizisE. churchss nd
schools teavenient, and the Popuistisa intsIlisen1
and neAned-
TEsxs-cnh 10 pay costs Of sdyertis,nsnt ana
said, and o,oos, OF nesotiabse nos, we'll enden.sd,
Ter iaft named sum, tntsrsst aidsd,a q e3or 80 dsys'
and nssidue en- credits, evidenced b. bonds. VA
good seenn y, barring interest," from day Il sale, sod
title retained n ultimate, ecurffy. For furtk9 -.
uculan, address, JOHN A. e1EwARr.
Excr Of Clinton hail, deSd.
jyto Lyndhznt, AnSusts %, Va
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baltimore q Ohio.

Cheap excursion to Pittsburg every Sun
day. Round trip only $3.50. Special fas.
train leaves Al $40 q m, city time.
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DECORATED TEA sETS IN q va
ety Rfeal0rS s. pieces for e4.50,
DAWSON BRO&S
ea98 Market street..
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c,,--., Boarders secured, or q good place 70
SuIltIIbI board, can be found BY advertising N
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OHIO CENTRAL RAILROAD.
KANAWHA DIVISION.
MOTIFS

Connections at Pt. Pleasant with Q. II. v. I. 4
cinnati, Wheeling and all points North, East and
West at 4:65 p. m.
Hacks leave o. c. r. h. depot IT Point Pleasant
upon arrival Of trains, running through 70 0Rilipolis
Without delay returning, leave Gallipolis at 2:l5
D. m, connecting with trains at Pt Pleasant fof
Charleston and points cast and west on c. 4 u. =. Z.
Trainf daily, except Sunday. Trains run on cast
en (7bth meridian) standard Tine
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Nbeains 8&9istsr
THURSDAY, JULY so, 1855.

Persons leaving the city through
the Summer can have the DAILY
and SUNDAY REGIsTER sent 90
any address nj same price Il L. de-
livered I'm the city, postage paid.
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ci{usS;sn Hyou want work Try TIE RxsIsrER
SllnouUu want columns.
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Call four house il you want 70 ~ aavaslsins in
0sil THR RxsEsrER.
, 1885-02-08

A"NN AANA
A New Jersey granger sat down in a fash
ionable restaurant on Broadway, picksi IN
the menn, which was plentifuliy inferlarded
with French dishes, or dishes with a French
name, glanced over il, and then said to the
waiter:
"Durn yur Turin thingsi Bring me o
good, squar' dinner-roast beef and baked
potatoes, bread and butter, vegetables Of
any kind. a cup Of coffee, and puddin' and
pie to top OF with
His wants were attended 10, and while he
was doing full justice 70 the meal be
again took up the menu and commenced to
read It,
aMenur' said he; Il s'poss that means bin
OF fare. VOL, let's sea. l viii tackle one Of
these here furrin j~awbroakon, just sos to
tell mother and the girls about IL Here,
young fellow, bring me some Of that Ipofnt
ing with his fork at haricots ct pore au
gratin on cocotte a La Bostonisnnel II itf
as long As the name l guess itl fl me up.
There's something about pork in II, and pork
Is my best holt"
The waiter smiled, and brought him a lit.
tls oval dish OF baked beans and pork, sup
posed to be In Boston style. Tho granger
looked at 1t wonderingiy, and said:
swell, III be burned II that don't beat mel
90 that's what you call ~hArrycoats and all
the rest, Is itl GOSH but won't the gals
laugh when l tell EN- about i'll" and lie
slapped his knee and haw-hawed 50 that
a young fellow opposite jumped and spilled
his coffee down his shirt-front Then. turn
70 the waiter. he astonished that party by
asking In a loud voice:
Say, young fellow. did any OF these
sere harryeoats get away while you was
Grbrmgin' 'emf'
, 1885-02-08
lis KISSES



Queer within sf a Prosninsnt Young So
eisty nan-BewnderlaE Fisspss-
lst. Paul Pioneer PrsSs intervisul
@By Jove, YOU'RE the ver3 uan l want L
see" said a prominent and popular young
man about town. as a reporter dropysi IN a
his cosy apartments ADo you raInemhar :
that littls racket at M~lnnsapoIis, you said
somsthing about keeping a record OF the
numher OF times yonr lips pressed a swoetef
pair-or something Of that sort-and got your
ears soundly boxed in the bargainl Well,
that struck me as a unique notion, and
decided to carry It ont Oh, Pm serious. a.
I'll soon prove 10 you, Igot a diary the day
before New Years-hndnt kept one for, oh,
i've or six years. / bell0ve and began 20
make msmoranda every night Oh, you
needn't ~Iaugh-not eyery night OF course
was only speaking generally.
Tonight had a little lsisuro-c4rries
gone away for a Few days. you know-ani
80 ! footed up the results How many oscu-
iations do you think have boon guilty OF
during tho year, Three thousandl Don't
DO funny. Well sir exactly l.ls7. Eve
kept accurate count. and there cnnt b .
mistake. Idivide IL something like this
Maternal and sororial affection. 2f5; puru
love that's Carl, you know GO; convon-
tionai afreetion-elderIy aunts, hables, etc.
lilo; guilty OSCILLATION Yo5. Now, vhhtdc
you think Of lit l have lavished on Carris.
who viii Don be Mrs. Yours Truly, "a little
more than half Of my -affection-that i, as
evidenced by caresses. That's a pretty good
average, now, isn't 1t, when you think Of the
number OF times you kiss your mother and
sister, and all those cousins and their babies.
and your old flames when you happen tc
meet thom Of a summer evening or at q
sleighing party or something like that
Here's tho record by months lust glance
at ii. Its an interesting table. im't III
You ought 10 have printed IL I'm your years
resume. Now, let's aguro a little: you'll
find il a prolific subject
"Say there are 5000 young fellows in st
Paul who haven't got oysr the ~puppy-doa
period may DO little more devoted than
most Of them, 50 well give them a thousand
kisses each. That makes 5000, 900 kisssx
OF these about one-hfth, or 1000, 900, are
in the family Not moro than a third Of
these fellows are engaged, 50 that Of the
10000 o only about 100000 arc what you
might call Observation-Disclosures upon ons's
hancso, l mean That leaves nearly $500.
900 kisses, the parties TO which ought 70 be
ashamed 70 acknowledge. Now let Us nguro
On the causes, nosuits and amounts OF tom
porary pleasure and aftar-repentancs coca.
stoned by these $500, 600 But tho reporter
had heard enough.
, 1885-02-08
IMPORTANT MEASURES:
Delegate Post Writes About Land
and Fence Laws.
increasing the Jurisdiction of Ius-
tees Of the Peace. -:
The Effect Of the New Law Upon
the Courts.

| To the Editor OF THE LEADER.
HOUSE oF REPRESENTATIVES,, U. s.,
WASHINGTON. D. c., Feb. 2.-The bill
repeating the land laws. which passed the
house last session, has been amended by
the committee of reference in the senate.
1t is now on the nat calendar awaiting
the action Of that body, but il is not
likely to be reached unless called up by
unanimous consent. Should it be passed
by the senate with its amendments it
would go to the speakers table in the
house, where it could not possibly be
reached unless taken up by unanimous
consent There is really no probability of
its being passed at this late day.
The fence bill is in precisely the same
condition.
The bill increasing the jurisdiction of
justices Of the peace in Wyoming to $500
has passed the house and senate and is
now a law. NJ. Z. Posr.
THE EFFEcr OF THE NEW LAW.
The bill for the act extending the juris-
diction Of justices Of the peace in Wyo-
ming was introduced by Delegate Post
upon the request Of the last Legislative as
sembly. which passed a memorial to con-
gress praying for the passage of the bill
Until the full text of the bill is received
it will be a matter Of doubt as to whether
the act can be made operative before the
meeting Of the next legisla-
tive assembly. If congress has
simply amended the organic act of Wyo-
ming, and gone no further, then, of
course. our Legislative assembly must add
the necessary legislation to make the
amendment effective The Justices code
of Wyoming limits the jurisdiction of the
justices to 500. And. unless congress
has repealed that limitation, the new act
will not be effective for a year yet
But whether the act goes into effect at
once or not the fact remains hat the
Office of justice ofthe peace will be a very
important one hereafter. Business will
be wonderfully increased in those offices,
iOT IL ID u iuct tudt inc Duik VI ING cases
brought in the district court are for
amounts less than $500. Increased i'm
portance brings increased responsibilities.
The best Of talent must be secured in
order to render justice to all parties Ex-
pe~rience will Of course answer for legal
learning, to a very great extent.
Inquiry among members of the bar de-
velops the fact that most Of them are not
in favor Of the new act. They nther
favor the establishment Of a county court
that shall embrace the present jurisdiction
of the probate court and civil jurisdiction
to the amount Of 81 200. And that such
court be open at all times like the justices
courts. However, it will be a matter of
greater speed in getting Judgment on that
class of claims that have had to wait here
toiore for the slowly recurring terms Of
the district court.
, 1885-02-08

A member Of the tribe Of civilized vag'
abonds who are too lazy to work and gen
orally to cowardly to steal anything Of
value, DOTTED his tattered hat in Justice
Lees court yesterday. The fellow said
his name was John Burns and as o mat
ter Of form the court remanded him to
jail until Monday morning, when he will
have a trial. He will probably board with
Sheriff Craig until the backbone of the
winter is broken.
The civil case of Madge Woodford vs..
A d. Adamson, which was set for trial
before Justice Lee yesterday afternoon
was dismissed. The plaintiff sued the
defendant for 800, damages sustained
about two weeks ago when Adamson and
Madge Woodford had a sensational,
Article AZ, sort Of lovers quarrel. After
the criminal case against Adamson had
been tried she sued him for damages. The
case had evidently been compromised by
the principals and SO was dismissed.
The officers were yesterday morning
notified by a man named Peter Barnun
that he had been robbed Of $500. Bar
nun is a middle-aged man who recently
arrived from the east. He has stopped
at Mrs. Harper's on Sixteenth street,
a few doors east Of Hill street. He claim
ed that he had the money in his vest Fri
day night but Saturday morning it was
missing. He also stated that the thief
probably entered his room through a
window. When the officers arrived the
snow on the window sill was u~ndisturbed
and showed plainly that no one had en-
tered the window. Barnum claims that
he neither drinks nor CANDLES and the
officers are at aloss to account for the dis
appearance of the money. 1t is gener-
ally believed that Barnum is-well, is
mistaken about the loss of his cash. He
says he came to this city for the benefit
Of his health and is now without funds.
, 1885-02-08
OUR MAIN INDUSTRY.
The Committee Of the Stock
Association Returns Home.
The Animal Industry Bill and the
Leasing System.

ror several weeks compittee oil the
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