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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-15
ALL Hash TO HIM.
The Geztsrn Man scorns the Delights Of a
Boston Banquet.
ru.L.u n..rl

The Gestsrn Man Scorns the Delights Of a
Boston Banquet.
Eesi,a Eo,rE
The daughter OF q Boston merchant Of
great wealth, vide mercantile connections
and bouudless hospitality, was lately mar
rigd The Western ags@t OF the merchant
haopened to be in town, aud ss he proud
father was inpiting about everybody 10 ms
daughter wedding, he invited the West
erner too.
The Westerrtr cane. He was uneasy
and shifted about IRON place 10 place In
the house as &c be were huntiDg for 5Pct3
thai fitted him better than those lie bad
been in. lie put his hands nonchsiant!y
and took them cit again suddenly, IS II he
fouud them hot, aud grinned Familiarity at
people he had never seen before aud tGen
suddenly drew his features back with o
Ubasrl, solemni;y. Ii s., eued to be an c.
casioa of great and overwhelming novelty
to him. -,
When toe reireshnenis came around ne
Sas inclined 20 fght shy Of pretty nearly
everything IL was ss IT he proposed 10
take on a lutte Boston formaliuy, o that
he was in Boston, and require an inirodGc-
lion to every dish. His host saR that he
wasn't eating much and came around 10
| Zee about it.
why you aren't eating anything, Mr..
Vest, "said he. Cant | help you to
sonetbipgY
No. IhaEk y,u," said the Westerner,
Il amt very hungry tonight. reckon
| I've eat enough"
Just then a waiter came along with soule
c~roquettes.
Mr.. West, take one Of these crcQuettes;
! | think you will like them; take oEe, take
one"
The WesieFnsr took one, lie punched
it With his fork, LAID It open q BIT, and ex
amined it critically. Then rs tssted 1t and
exclaimed:
HE,abi HasbI'
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CAMERON.
An Unjust Report Refutsd-An Oil Com
pauy Leasing GrOuT d Notes.
SpgciaIt 10 ne ksyLs.sr.

An Unjust Report Refutsd-An Oil Com,
pauy Leasing Grour d Notes.
SDscia! TO ;s Esgts.er.
CAMERON. October I4-Mr. Lindsay
Booher, q prominent cattle dealer, livipg
near Ryeson Station, Greene county, Penn.
s~ylYsnia, who WAS reported IS having left
his native heath with something over three
thousand dollars that he owed 10 other
people, turned up at QUE place last night
on his way home He says he WAS no iur,
Their away than Pittsburgh. where he went
10 dispose of his cattle. This report has
done Mr BOoher a great injury, aud yeri.
les the fact that people should De sure OF
What they say aud do before putting in
circulation such repCrIs,
Charles Bonar sold his interest IN Lon.
louisville mill to his partner, Joseph Lou
lonslaker. Sr, last Saturday.
DR. Simonton IS on q trip to the eastern
part Ct the Safe on professional business
lie will be away for several days.
A wealthy Eastern oil company is Ieas-
ing ground in our section OF country tor
oil purposes They say We are on the oil
and ggs belt, aud they propose testing our
facilities for these Ingredients. We glosy
in their exalted opinion and feel saDguine
A large sale Of buggies, spring wagons
and road wagons was held in our place last
Saturday, by McClelland Nichols His
work sold low; it was oil first class hand,
made goods.
Joseph Webster and wife are wishing
feiends iniourp'sce. They hale from Greene
county, Pa
One OF our Justices says he has booked
2ll civil cases since last January. We
have . boom in this business, sure.
Wm. Woodburu il noS engaged in put
ting up eggg Professor Ialler and our
renial friend can be seen any hour at
night with q basket Of eggs en- L side
ard o candle on the other, selecting the
spoiled eggs. What becomes Of them is
the query.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-15
KIN5BLOOD
Diseases from PimpIes to ScrOfuis
Cured by Cuticura.

Hundreds OF letters In our possession, copies OF
which may DO bad by return Of mail, N peat this
story: 1 have besn a terrible sufferer for years
frSm dlssa Is ot the Skin ard Blood; have been
obliged to shun pzblis pisces py reaSen of my dis
hSuripg humou; have bad the best physicians;
have spent hunt reds Of dollars, ard got no relief
curid me, and left my skin snd bleed rs pure as 3
chills.
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CoyERED wVTH S,IT RUEUu.

Cuticura Remedies are the greatest medicines on
Garth. Had TIE worst case Of Salt kheum in this
country. Ny mother rad IL twenty ycars, and in
TACT died from it. l believe Cuticnra would have
saved her II 9 Ny arms, bre nt and head y ere COW
cred for three years, which nothing relieved or cured
until l used the CuticuTa Z goivenL Internally, and
Cutieura sud Cutieura Soap, externally.
NEWARK, o, J. W. ADAMS
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WOOL.
Wheeling

TUESDAY,, October IL.
The market is rather dull, but remains
firm at last weeks prices, which are as
follows: Fine fleece, washed, 3l@32c
6ne fleece, unwssbed, one.lhird o. coarse
fleece, washed, z7@23c; coarse fleece, IN.
washed, 2O@23e; medium, washed, 3O@
Sic; medium, unwSshed, 20@33c; tub
washed 28@3Oc There is q greater
demand for medium aeeces and much is
being bought at present.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, October l3-Wool-
Dull; coarse washed coming and delaiDe
35@ 36c; New Mexican and Colorado
coarse 10000; Ohio. Pennsylvania and
West Virginia medium 3G@3sc; New York,
Michigan and Western coarse S2634c;
tub washed choice 36@37c; coarse SIG
3Sc; medium unwashed eonbing and de-
lsine. 27@28c; coarse DO 25926c.
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CAPITAL PRIZE, S75,GGO.

I61 Pril0s, amounting to...a.-- .....-.-.....t2c rs so
Application f0r rata. 70 clubs should D. msds chi,
70 tbs Once Of the Company 10 ssv Urisxns-
FOr further Information witt clearly, giving FIJI
address. POSTAL MOTIFS, Exprees aopsy OT
Isyr or Mes York Exchange IN ordinary Ieitg,
Currency By express tAIl spms OF &c and pIyaIcsit
our sEpsns1j sddre.sd n. A. DAUPAIk,
New Orleans. La
or N. 4. DAUPHIs.
Washington, Dc
Make P. 0. Money Orders payable and ad
dress Registered Letters to
NEW 0kLEAHs NATIONAL BAHK,
Few 0Fisans, La
OR
LOUISIANA NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans, La.
STATE NATIONAL BANK,
Ne. Orleans, Law
GERMANIA NATIONAL BANK,
ksu Orleans, La
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FLOUR. GRAY AND FEED.
DRY GOODS.
New York.

New York.
NEW YosK, October l4-Dry Goods
There has been more doing in all depart
mems through orders and personal selec
tons. and q fair business il reported
Agents have opened the Pacific extra
heavy, or old me calico, OF 1ic.
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ON SUNDAYS.

Leave the city 81 d. m. and run e'elJ hourih'
Leave Wheeling Park 81. u. and run eIely EsuI
untIi no n N. c. HiRSCH, sept.
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MMM@
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mfssionsTs.

Iuo1r Dofatsd In 1858 for 20 yean BY the Liable
lure Tor Educational and Charitable With
4 capital Of 81 DOC, 900 10 which a reserve fund o.
aver s55g,O0O has since bsen sdded.
BY an overwhelming popular vote It's frln6h;se
-as made s part oil the present State Constitution
uhopted December ID, A. ID. 1879.
The only LottHry ever voted on and erdorttd By
the people o! any State
II never scA!es or postpo7aL Its Grsbd eingl,
Number lrawIngs take place monthly.
A splendid opportunity 70 win q fortune. Tenth
Grand Drawing, Cla l.. 10 the Academy oil hust,
New Orleans, Tuesday, November 10, $50
Is6th Monthly Drawing.
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COTTON.
Few York.

New YoRE, October l4.-Futures closed
active: January 9 See; February 992ei
March 10 Osc; April l0l4c; May O2'c'
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GUIDE.

RRIyAL AND DEPARTUREoF TRAINs-
~ ET~pTASArfoN or RgYKRENCH mAFES:
sDSsi, tSau lay excepted. monday excepted
WhnalE 2 Tfme
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F.NaEos AK0 TRADE.

Money 1 I-eae Per Cent Governments
Active and strong stocks Active -FioaT
To Good Demand-WheRt Lower.
NEV YORK, October l4,-Money on
call touched 4 per cent to-day, but most
OF business was done al ll@2, closing at
II per cent ; prime mercantile paper 4@5
per cent. foreign exchange unchanged.
Commemorative and very strong,
zzzzo,.1l,, A.,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-15

For Bronchial, Asthmatie, and P"imo-
nary Complaints, "BSOsrA's B'OHehiFi TFo'Aof
nantes, remarkable curative properties. Sid
only IN hOres.
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T1tusvtlle.

TIrUsvILLE, Pa, October l4-Oper ed
at 81 CO.. highest 81 O23; lowest 81 OO8.
Sales closed at 81 OH, Shipments LoI
posted. Charters 81 ,269 barrels.
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81 Il N q. RallrnRd,

Leave Belaire st $50 p. IN. for WOodsaeld and
SummernsiC.
Leave Bsllairs at Sis a m. for surmerasIt and
Arrive Al BellIire, iO:1OA NJ su6 SfSp. n.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-15

STATE administrative and strong.
RAILwAYs-Extremely active, transsc,
tons to-day being $4,777,000.
SroCEs-The stock market was again
very active, especially duringthe first hour.
Later there was q comparative lull, fol.
lowed Dy renewed activity in the last
hours. The total sales were $4,000
shares. Prices were very feverish, espec-
ially during the FIRST hour, ST. Paul, with
the exception of Erie, being the most &C
tive stock, closing with an advance of Il
per cent. Northwestern closed with q gain
Of Z per cent, Pacific Mail closed with a
loss Of Western Union shows a net loss
of {. The remainder Of the active list is
f~ractioually higher than last evening for
all except a few stocks whick gained more
than l psr cent, inclu6ing Erie, which is
up Is, Lake Shore IT, Central Pacific l.
Vanderbilt's are quiet. Delaware and
Hudson, Jersey Central and Residing I'M
changed.
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maahOOd Restored

Ksmsdy Freo.-A victim Of youthful tmPTu,
tancs csasing Premature Decay, Nervous DeblltJ
Isl Manhood, &c, having tried In vain ever
Eaaxn Omedy. ha discoSered q simple incline o.
e,lEgt1ra. Ehirh ha Ell send Fl,EE TO bis telloE
sufsron. Address, J. h. REEFS. - ChathaD
.stg al. Nav York.
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PETROLEUM.
lPittsburg.

PrrTsBCRG, October l4.-Petroleum-
Active; National Transit certificates
opened at 81 OO4; closed at 81 OH; high
est 81 OFT; lowest 81 O03.
Now York.
NEw YORK, October II -Petroleum-
After opening at 81 OF on very activ,
business, it fell to 81 0Os reacted to 81 OF
moved up to 81 O2s and lell Of to 81 OIL
at which it closed, with 81 OH bid. Sale
64l2 900 barrels.
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shakespeare Revised.

Imperious Jumbo, dead and stuffed for
show, might still suffice TO mako a eirens
90.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-15

packing and shipping IS COCA 90; light
weights s. 1904 90; skips 81 5093 Is.
Sheep-Rseeipts 4 900 head; market
slow ard weak; nssives 81 0O@3 so;
western 81 5O@3 IS; Texans 81 00@
3 90; lambs per head 81 0G@2 so.
New York.
New York. October l4-Beeves-Re-
ceipts 100 cars fer market and is cars for
expectation. Prices closed below Mon
days qu%ototioLs; sales were at 81 25@
6 Is per lr0 live weight; for native steers
including fair to good So 25@5 10;
81 1905 10 for Colorado, and 81 so for
Texans.
Sheep-Recsip;s II, 900 hesds; extreme
" dull and weak for sheep bat fairly steady
for lambs; extremes, So 0O@4 30 per 100
pounds for sheep and 81 50@6 90 for
lambs.
Hogs-Receipts {, $50 head; market SLOW
for live hogs at s. 1904 60 per 100
pounds.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, October l4.--Hogs-Steady
common and light So O0@S 80; packing
and butchers S. 1903 so; receipts 5,4lI
head; shipments 744 head.
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NHFELJSG AND az GEUVE r. s

an AND AFTER MONDAY. MAY 4, Iss.
- ;Iatns en- the WEsS!lrg and LIN Grove TAU
rad will ran as fOl!OEss
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HEAD, FACE AND BODY RAW.

HEAD, FACE AND BODY RAW.
/ enoed to use your Cuiirura Remet les las;
July. NY hesd and face and some parts Of my
body were almost raw. Ny head was covered with
scabs and sores. and my suffering was fearful. ]
had tried everything | had heard OF ia the fAst and
West Ny case was oonidered q very hal 1ne. !
have row not a particle Of skin Hpnor about me,
and my cste Is considered wonderful.
DECATUR, MICH. MRS 8. L. WHIPPLE.
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An trstns daily aops say1sy.
Psiscs Drsvfns Rosn md BksyirsC
Philadelphia and nsv York. wst " Ce,sEbss,
Cndnnsu, Leabvrs, 0iass, Inttsnspsls sss
81 LeufA.
seesnneissio.s. - ~ 7srsS1 isfsrssiie. ~.
ply 70 mo. q. T~ONLiHSON, Tkhss Asesf 81 Rn
HIadis 9tsttos, - e nsysnth Ftsss5, - n 0gy
Tisks. e0as, U1R Milan Hos, NksdiDL
ra BcckEA,
mana0g. esl1nbss, Ohtet
oaI - - n1S1 - tHtss
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d

BRADFORD, Pa, October l4.-Market
opened at 81 0oj; closed at 81 Oh
highest 81 OFT; lowest 81 OO}; runs g.,
500 barrels; total shipments C6,O49 bar
rels; charters 81. 269 barrels; c~learsnces.
I OT3 OOO hatrels.
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OIL City,

OH CRY, Octeber l4-Nstional Tran
sit certificates opened at 81 003; highest
81 Oh; lowest 81 0O5; closed at 81 Ol4;
sales 2,465, 900 barrels; cl~earances | SIS,
600 barrels; charters 3l,2&9 barrels; ship
ments 1926 barrels.
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Baltimore.

OFFICE OF TIE CALvER7oN STOCK YARDS.
MONDAY, October II. !
CGlns are sold At these GgureS lie UsighL. HgJ a.,
sAi nd Wsighi, thai is 20 prcot (gensTlig) o.
hom lire U' ighL. She'p are sold gross, tia! is IL
= - ~, ~
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LIVE STOCK.
Wheeling.

The market this week was only average
The cattle market is fiat and the sheer
market almost lost sight of. Mss3rS Hud-
son & Beyhs furnish the following quota
lions:
Cattle-Extra, 1000 to LOO ID. cattle,
3I@ic per h.. good, 800 to 800 lbs, 3@
3lc par h.; light, from 600 to 800 lbs, l3@
&c per ID.
dogs-Nsrket active; i@.4Ic per IL,
Sheep-Dull; l@3c per ID.
LamGs-Good at 2@4cp per n.
Calves-S3 00@6 90 per head.
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STATE SECURIrIEs-Aetiye aud strong.
RAILwAYs-ExtEemely active, transac,
e. - -9l mn
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-11-06
PROTECTING PUBLIC HEALTH.
The State Boards New Rules Regulating the
Transportation of Dead Bodies.

The regular monthly meeting of the State
Board of Health was held yesterday. DR. G. N.
Metcalf, who was appointed last spring to fill
the unexpired term of Dr. E. s. Elder as secre-
tary, when the board was reorganized, was re-
elected for four years. The most important
business transacted was to revise the rules in re-
lation to the transportation of dead bodies. 'The
transportation of bodies of persons who have
died from smallpox, Asiatic cholera,
ty.nus or yellow fever the new rules state.
lis strictly forbidden from Nov Is to March l,
All other dead bodies may be transported with
out restriction except those of persons who died
of diphtheria, scarlet fever. typhoid fever, cry
slpeias or measles, and these must be wrapped
in sheet thoroughly saturated with a solution
of chloride OF zinc (one-half pound to gallon of
water), and incased in an antiseptic interment
sack, Theoretically sealed and placed in coffin,
which must be inclosed in a tight wooden box.
and surrounded by sawdust, saturated with
solution of chloride of zinc, same rs above.
From March to Nov. 15 bodies of all persons
not having died from diseases specified above
must IN addition to being placed in coffin be in
closed In Theoretically sealed sack No person
or article which has been exposed to the conta-
gion can accompany the body. Every dead body
mus. be accompanied by physicians certificate
of death and certificate from the shipping I'M
dertaker that the body has been prepared for
transportation in accordance with the rules of
the Indi lana State Board of Health"
There was nothing done by the board in rela
ton to precautionary measures against pleuro
pneumonia being brought into the State by cat
tie shipped from the infected districts il Ken
lucky for the reason that it was not thought
necessary. The secretary of the Kentucky
Board OF Health, DR.. Metcalf states has
promptly reported to the Indiana board all cases
of the disease, and the infected cattle are at
placed under quarantine restrictions. There
n n ptad civ w II,
August, and it is believed that there is now no
danger of the disease being brought into Indiana
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-11-06
NOTES.
A Fish Story.

While waiting for verdict in the Criminal
Court, yesterday, the urbane Democratic sheriff
told fish story. He went to Indian lake, near
Bellefontaine, O., last week, with two Repuh-
lcan friends. ''Those Republican fellows" said
he, doubted my ability to fish, / had been
with them before, at Broad Ripple, but keeping
my own counsel determined to give them a
little show of piscatorial brilliancy."
did youl"
did l? Well, I should say I did The moment
w6Feached the lake threw in my line, and in
an instant drew it out with rock bass strug-
Cling on the hook. l tried again with the same
result and again and again, until I had landed
fifty rock bass in fifty consecutive minutes.
caught the last four with dead minnow."
THAT is a campaign prevarication, said John
Carleton.
Il don't believe it," remarked Prosecuting At
torney Harding.
IF he says so, it's all right" was the indorse-
ment of Deputy Clerk Cofman.
There, now. Republican believes it. and ]
can prove it by two more, Yank Hibberd and
Kirk Paddock, who saw me do it, exclaimed the
urbane Democratic sheriff Everybody was con-
WINGED but the German reporter. who went off
muttering, "A fish a minute; fish minute.
When did he find time to bait his hook?"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-11-06
BOVINE OFFENDERS.
A Suffering Public's Demand for Some Re-
straint Upon the Liberties Of the Cow.

large number of law-abiding citizens and
respectable taxpayers are of the opinion that
they have suffered enough from the vagrant
ccw; and think it high time that the city ordi-
nance curtaii..ns me- ma. rigLts should be enforced.
For years the cow here was held as sacred as in
India, ard no matter what destruction she
might do, no councilman dared to legislste to put
any restraint upon her. AS =. is now, she breaks
into the oestkent yards and lawns and destroys
nower and shrubbery, her ruthless hoofs cut the
grass plats and her relentless horns tear down
trellissed vines. She visits the green grocers to
revel in cabbages, turnips and other articles in
his outdoor display of vegetables All places
yield to her. She can open gate with sleight
| that only comes of long practice and frequent
accomplishment. The green pastures known as
the city parks are hers, and she has appropriated
the courthouse yard as her especial grazing
ground
The present ordinance only procured after
long years of wranglng over the matter is not
what 1T should be, as cows should not be allowed
to run at large in city of the size and impor-
lance of Indianapolis, either by day or by night
but as it is, it has, with the exception of few
weeks following its passage, never been enforced.
This ordinance was passed June III, 1888 and its
chief paragraph is as follows 1T shall
be unlawful for the owner of any bull, bullock
steer, cow, heifer. calf, horse mare colt, mule,
jack. jenny, goat, sheep. hogs, geese ducks, to
suffer- permit or allow the same to run at large
in any public street, alley, uninclosed COM
mons of this city, in any of the public parks
of said city, from P. NJ. to A. NJ. Any person
violating any of the provisions of this ordinance.
upon conviction thereof, shall be fined III any
sum not more than $50"
Cows in herds roam over this city at night.
University Park. every night, has from three to
dozen COWS in it, the court house yard a half
dozen or more, and Military Park dozens. 1t is
plainly the duty of the superintendent of police
to see that this ordinance is enforced. few
fines would bring the owners of the horned and
hoofed offenders to a realization of the fact that
they are not to pasture their cattle either at the
expense either of the public or of other private
citizens.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-11-06
THE CITY IN BRIEF.

r. r. Rouse has been awarded the contract
for the pumping machinery at the Insane Asy-
lum.
The Beach Medical Institute, faculty students
and friends, had an oyster supper and literary
entertainment at Institute Hall, last night
VIM. A. Hughes was yesterday appointed re-
ceiver of the property involved in Martin Ga
lens suit against Eliza E. Lowman and others
Councilman Bowling is only in the mail service
on probationary appointment for six months,
and the time for which he was commissioned
will soon expire.
Justice Pease yesterday dismissed the charge
of criminal seduction against Edward +. Horn,
the colored editor The paternity feature of
the case will be heard in the Circuit Court on
appeal.
The will of James Loucks, by which all of the
testators property is left absolutely to the
widow, was probated Yesterday. She has full
power to pay all debts and collect all moneys due
the estate.
Now that the New York election is over and
Grandfather Jones has duly telegraphed his con-
gratulations to the triumphant Hill another
great work remains to be accomplished. Grand
father Jones should mend the postoffice pump
Marriage licenses were issued Yesterday to
Lemuel e. Kemhirlen and Minerva p Hbbard.
Stephen Tucker and Mary E. Bradley William
Hargrave and Mary E. Ballard, Jerry Williams
and Mary Bell Hart, Joseph A. Robertson and
Mary F. Shea, John NJ. Fries and Bernhard;ne
Kiengle.
Articles of incorporation were again fled with
the Secretary of State, YESTERDAY by the Indi-
annapolis District Telegraph Company The cap
ital stock is fixed at 500 900, aud the directors
named are Edward G. Dinner Charles A. Far
mum. Thomas Taggart, John T. Brush and John
A. Holman