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For Senator,
WALTER HOWE.

For Senator,
WALTER HOWE.
The undersigned heartily approve the nomination Of
WALTER HOWE
for Senator Ia the 10th Senate District
particularly qualified by his three experience
in the in the Senate all citizens who
the ehdeav0r to better
for the city OF New.YO.k.
In this cause he is non. partisan and independent.
John A. stewart,
Levi r. Morton, Jesse seligman
Il. IL Bristow, Jacob H. Schin
Mysr \. Isaacs, Edwin Einsten,
Cornelius n. Bliss. NJ. Goldman,
samuel NJ. Schaier, Hendricks Brothers,
Edward Lauterbdch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-02

GOVERNOR MILLS SOLACE FOUND IN HONOR
Governor Hill is not devoid OF humor. TO a
friend ON Friday he said: "We, whatever may be the
result this campaign, thing is certain. The Emrd
Gazcfe Jones's scale works, and the Pleasant valley
Wine Company will again receive much ren hu-
vcrtisag they have received since this campaign
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-02
1)olitiral Notices.

We, the undersigned Merchants and Manufacturers OF
NewYork CITY, recognizing the superior qualifications and
high character, personally aud professionally of
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was The Yosemite Valley" and 1t illustrated by
means of the stereopticon. The views OF the Bridal
VAIL E Captain of the towering Cathedral Rocks and
the transparent lakes were mich admired. The next
lecture will be given on November -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-02

VACATION VOTED TO PRESIDENT CARTER.
NORTH ADAMS, Mass, Nov. 1.-The trustees
of Williams College had meeting yesterday and voted
President Carter indefinite vacation. II Is under
stood that this is caused by his health which has been
poor OF late aud not because OF any dissatisfaction
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-02
For City Court,
JAMES w. HAYES.

The undersigned Irrespective Of party. cordially recon-
JAMES w HAMk rs for the position OF
CITY Court OF New-IOrk
Mr. HALVES has been active promoter Of all the non
partisan the "COmml;teeo II 20
he nttei for the position and by his natura
abes his legal training and street int sgrr. the
purity the bench will be maintained and impartial al
mins ration OF justice secured
THEODORE W. DWIGHT, WIN. II. WEBB.
VIM NJ EVARgS. LEVI L. MORTON
JOSEPH III. CHOATE D. +. APPLETON,
JOHN III. V. ARNOLD, I. Is. THURBER,
HORACE RUSSELL. BENZ +. MANIERRE,
EDWARD ID. Me- ARTiIY, J. II. uERRICk,
DEXTER A. HAWKINS. FOSTER q WENTWORTH
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1oolitieal Notices.
FO II s III l. X IFF,
JOHN WESLEY JACOBUS.

JOHN WESLEY JACOBUS
The undersigned merchants of NewYork take pleasure
IN commencing to the suffrage OF their ire
spectve Of party
JOHN W. JAcoBUs
Sheriff business himself OF tried integrity ana
capacity relied upon Introduce business prnci
pies into the OF that important responsible
Office.
Bliss Fabyan Co. Brinckerhof. Turner q Co
Lewis Brothers & Co. William Ewsrt Son. limited:
Brown. Wood & Kingpaa Richard IT, Ewart, Director.
Faulkner, Page Co. York street Flax Spinning
John f. Plunmer & Go. Company, hnitcd; ID. Hen
A. d. Juilliard q Co esey, Attorney.
Case Leland & Co. Rufus s. Frost d Co.
William Turnbuli & Co. Otheman, Dyer d South
Nenuel, raw & Co. wick
Wilimantc Linen Company, Mitchell, Morris Co.
T. N. Ives. Agent. Gowing Sawyer & Co.
White Payson q Co. John slade Co.
H. b. Claim Co. James T. Swift q Co.
Mnot. Hooper & Co. Julius Cautn ir
JOY, Langdon q 20. Deering, Milk en- & Co.
Denny. Poor Co. william b Kendall.
W L. Strong * Co Gardner Dudley.
Haslehuist & Co. Bates Reed 4 Cooley.
Bacon, Baldwin & Co. Ammidown & Smith
Joy. Lincoln & Motley. Hemphil. Hamlin & co.
Townsend & Yale J.. Oelbermann Co.
Grosvenor d Carpenter. W.. NJ. Manwarng
A. +. Roberts q Co s. Freeman Co.
Harvey Il 0uterbridge Il. B. Phillips Jones a
L. II. Finch's sons Co.
Brown. Rice s. Qunby. Geo. HOLSTER & Crane.
Geo. w Smith Co. Lewis ii. Spence simpscn.
r. b. Livermore. Spence Young.
Walter A. Pease. Wv. Carey.
II. Dusenbery 4 Co. EG. Burgess
A. Emilius Onterbrdge Co Z. W, Bigiow.
&. r. r. n Hesosiii BAKER sS t CARR G"
T. Anthony. Amos Brewster.
jesse Ho , + Beehstsin 4 Comp.
Theodore ]. Hustled. C.s: Brown Co.
H. T. Nc Coun jr. canfeld Kimball ~,
q %R B. H Gfiiis SstT TO- 3 1 "a lSa's
E sss II Annsn franklin w Wood Co
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The Lungs are Strained and Racked by an
obstinate Cough which takcn I'm time, DIR. Jayncs Ex-
pectorant would speedily cure. -
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THE WEITHER REPORE
GOVERNMENT INDIcATIoNs-FoR 80 HI

GOVERNMENT INDIcATIONs-FoR 80 HOURS.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 2.-For New-England,
cloudy. rainy weather southerly winds, falling barom-
eer, with gales the southern coast generally warmer
For the Middle Atlantic States rainy weather during
the morning with clearing weather during the after
noon winds generally shifting to colder westerly.
For tho vicinity OF Sew-YOrk and Philadelphia
clearing weather, warmer In the morning, colder III the
evening.
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A LECTURE ON THE YOSEMITE VALLEY

The second of series of lectures on Amer
lean Scenery" was delivered before the pupils and
friends OF Messrs Holiday and FulIcrs Private School
for Bbys No 90 West Forty th!rd-st. Friday
ing Professor sedgwie The subject this lecture
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BURGLARSAT WORK IN NEWARK

Burglars entered the house of Rudolph
Huber. at Spruce and Montgomery sts,
Newark at IL o'clock last night and
secured al box containing $500 in cash and jewery
valued at as much more They escaped without detec'
ton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-02
NEw.YoRK. Nov. l. 1885.

NEw-YORK Nov /, ISS5.
The members Of the open Board Of Brokers
familiar with a tho the recei eshp OF the open
Board of stock OpenBoa OF Stock Brokers
Building Company aud having personal knowtdSe o AL the
Rastus Hanson receiver ia the man
ageuent 81 same TO state tna the charges pnb-
hed IN The NewNOrk Times october 50 and 81 rejecting
upOn Mr. RausOma malciOusy false.
further state that the OF me trust 10y
Mr. Ransom rum Of his appointment until hls resB
nation In July lat characterized by ability and Integrity
OF order ana Mr. Kan by bis personal eher.
tio suct sfuy preyente vast Of the funds commit
C. T. his clarge. ABNAnA AN DlSBES MEL:
Cri en- OF inc Open stock Brokers Building
Company aud member OF the open Board OF Brokrs
HENRY DATER.
and Trustee Open OF stock Broker s.
Buildng Company and member OF the open Board Of
MORTIMER HENDRICKS
and 100 Of the Open Board OF Brokers represented
by Il. v Bell esq.
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For Re- Election 10 the City Court,
DAVID MADAM.
Endorsed by the Bar Association Judiciary Reform Club
We the undersigned merchants of the City of New York
he policy retaining the bench tried ana ef
ncence Judges reco nmend continuance In Office OF
Chief Justice DAVID MCADAM, of the city Court He has
made capable Judge and has earned the
confidence OF the public
IL. b. CLAFLIN & CO.,
BATES REED & COOLEY,
RUFUS L. COLE,
EUGENE KELLY & co,
JOSEPH J. O'DONOHUE& son.
VouEL BROTHERS.
AUSTIN NICHOLS co,
KIRKLAND BROTIIEUS.
TEFFT WELLER 4 co,
WOOD Il co.
RIKIR & SON,
L. W. MORRIS & SON.
T. C. PENTZ & son,
HORACE X. HURBER,
J. NJ VALENTINE q co.
f. GOGORZAS SONS,
MARTIN J. GLYNN,
STRAUSS KUPFER co.
JOHN Il. O'SnAUGHNESSY,
and 800 othera
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MARRIED..

Park & Tiford. Of 9th ave. and 3Sth'st., sell
Colgate & Co.'S Laundry soap The standard article :
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RASTUS S. RANSOM,


10 hereby ndorse his nomination as Justice Of the Superb
'ourt Of the City OF New-York:
W. L. STRONG & co.
KIBBE. CHAFFEE sHEEvE & co
oATLIN 4 co.
BATES REED COOLEY.
SHEPPARD KNAPP.
p. voLKENBURGH CO.
oTHEMAN, DYER & soUTKwIcK.
JAMES TALCOTT
LEWIS BROS. & co.
RANDALL BARMoRE & BILLINGS.
FREDERICK VICTOR AcHELIs.
BUTLER, CLAPP & co.
JH DUNHAM Of Durham, Buckley q Co.
DANIEL ELMO noDiNsoN OH B. clahin Co.
f. HARRISON.
KNOwER & COOLEY.
CASE LELAND & co.
THOMAS DoLAN & co.
mo " SwEETsEs,
W. A. PEMBROKE, }sweetser, Pembroke q Co.
GEO d. swEETsER,
JOSEPH H. WELLER. OF Teat. Weller Co.
JAS. +. WHITE CO.
JAS. T. LEAvITT.
CHARLES WATERMAN.
WILLIAM TURNBULL& eco.
JAMES sTREAT, OF Parker, wilder Co.
HOUSE &Co
L.LEvENsoS eco.
pA sCHLEIN CO.
r. DERBY OF Assabet Manufacturing Co.
MITCHELL BROS
VS.. TAYLOR & BLoODGOoD, Jr
NJ LEvENsON.
BULLENE, MOoREs, EMERY eco.
BUCKINGHAM & PAULsoS.
L. X. wILMERD1NG.
WOOD & CO.
LAWRENCE & co.
VAN HORN, GR!FTES co.
r. G. BROWN & co.
sIEGMUND ]. EACH, OF senon Bach Co.
GARNER & co.
CLARKE RADCLIFFE & CO
GEORGE HAZELToY & co.
GEORGE L. PUTNAM.
L J. HATHAWAY, Jr.
ALBERT D. SMITH, OF Ammidown Smith.
RUIZ L. FROST & CO
WILCOX SILVER PLATE CO.
II. RAwAK co.
TOWER & LYON.
ALBERT HAAGER & WALBURCE3.
WHITNEY & MATTHEWS.
LOEB . sCHOENFELD
PFoRCHEIMER, KELLER & CO.
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EVERETT HOUSE, Oct. 81, 1885.
DANIEL II. ALGER, Esq.

DANIEL r. ALGER, Esq.
SIR;
Yours hand am glad Won have frankly
asked the que regard the charge made against me
Times The entire & toment OF yesterday
to-day absolutely and macousy false aud kno To
Tie Times AMI by the person who INSPIRED II Alter
the election will attend 20 him and the paper
for the maliness OF your course and do now
AS have always with member Of tho Open Board
who called wrote 90 CIV your Inquiry c0ur
te0us attention Ny adm Institution OF The recelveisllp was
conducted openly. fairly ana hon ssy.
My accounts receiver have been regularly hed' ana
beginning the end penny has been expended
nlawully AGAINST the conmOncst dictates per
feet ana without fear OF favor toward anybody
The attack The Ihnr. altogether nnusthaDle
cruel 2nd wicked. m aliciOus AMI filse
Nv cours receiver Opeu book and all who
read the record technical honesty and peset
moral mitnfuncss 90 the oblsV Ons OF The Office.
RASTUS J. RANSOM,
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KILPATRICK-JOHNSO N-On Thur-day, October. ~.
1850 in the First Reformed Church New Brunst ck Nj
by the rev I. Chamber. Easton. D. -, Adeia do D.
daughter OF William H. Johnson to Frank J.. kllpa rck
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6peclll NatIcej

Bang, a Co. Arcrioueer- 739 md 7il broadway.
WILL SELL At AUCTION
MONDAY AFTERNOON. At O'CLOCK.
A LARGE COLLECTION OE BOOKS
Standard and Valulblo Works History. French Revo
luton. Napoleon. GEOGRAPHY sporting &c &c
WEDNESDAY, and THURS DAY. at a.9opm.
A Choice Collection Good Boos. Including selections
from Tho Library Of
RICHARD n. sroDDARD ESQ.
pri.iur many Desirable works English and Amcrio
ieature and Interesting Publications. several oil
them having tho Authors Autographs.
Diamonds
RASDEI. BARRYMORE & BILLINGS.
IMPORTERS AND CUTTERS OF DIAMONDS.
MANUFACTURERS OF DIAMOND JEwELEY.
81 Nasau1st and 20 Maidcnand Ncw-iork
Andrcws--t. Holborn Circus. London
Mr-. McElraih-
HOMEMADE PRESERVES &c. &c.
rauilie, supplied with PURE Fruit Icll,' Pro'crvaL
Canned and Branded traits spcoi Fruits 1nl Pc&oh e.
&C, III / UP IN GLASS
GOODS STORED UNTIL AUTUMN
Circular. with references aud prlces Application
Address Mrs SARAH :. McELRAllL
393 pegrIw.st- BROOKLYN
H. y. squire & sons Jewellers. o? FnIion-st \. \.
Diamond Ear Ps. s1 s' Snsn az 60
Post once Notice.
Letters rorogn n,sino blspn3ihiy hr3'o
forli,patch by any pTuclllr sea ne 11, -.
letters not specially aiiressai Jeins SCAT ny us
Forcis mats Tor n, week erlins November Will close
rRoMriIr N AIT cl,sn At tai. nc, a' foIio"* .
TUh3DAYA? m for IraI am 5se from a at9OTa
al 40 Tor LuroO,' per Arlzona via oo Susens
H. o. ward IT,, from sew Orleans; at ~ =; NJ > ISt
Honduras and Guatemala per s. "anderer' f'H ''"'
wEDNEsDAY-At e:3o for santiago cuba 9o per o. -
Toc via so'inaTpton ami ireueq; al p m
nSr sr 5S dr %rSst per LsOflaor
THURsDAY-At IL m for Europo, per s. Gerw mns,
be per GermanlcE at y m ,S frhee c Ss
s5c POS Hs s1ars for va rr Brian
other European countries muse DO "''00''e P''
FRIDAY-At0A. m. for Newfoundland per s'anoi A
HALIFAX.
sATUEDAY for Europe per per Bel sn T% ,re Sa
per Naesand VIA Antwerp etters NUT 99 per
Fane glasgow qS!yes, nut =, d arocs
pr T. schlcdan, via Amsterdam ge.tors must GS
directed c"P1, sSsSGa% Tie soan facs ports
Golden Via Kingston eter3 for MS1ieo i oT
Europe per sony Of chicago via Queenstown p
m. fOr lodsd Bolivar, pei f. r. 7tami'I ,,,o.
SUNDAY-At 7:I0 IN. for Bluehelds Grrytowh "i" oH'
per Ilzzie Henderson, from New'oreahs' o..
Mails for CHINA ana Ja}an per A. gasS a. Mails for
zSasna F s9 e sa%os acre
Ill az D. IN tor on NoTnorS % O. H sanS
with British mails AUSTRALIA Mala i"' E,an
wich IsAnd4 per s. A. Alameda rom S bfaIs f re-
cisc0l close mere November 10 NJ D. III e., 80.
tne society islands steamer IRON 91 ,,oIa Tor
clscol OH a. nero Move nber 81 ut p III saa, ~.
Cuba by raj to Tampa. Fla, ana thence ~ aT Jul
from Key West Fla. close at this ONCE n"' ~ -''
IA.
The scheiue OF closing OF Trans Pacific mails arinye.
on tho presunpton uninterrupted o'o 70 ~ an
han Francesca Malls from tue East arrtuS @ .saTiI
Francisco the day Of sailing ot stoAhsts "'' 'T
'hehee tno SNinouAy' HENRY a. PEARSON Postmastor
Post oince. NewYork. ~ V october a9 -2e2:
No.;res
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NEw.YoRK, oct. 80, 1885
MR.. II. :. RANSOM.
DEAR SIR:
yasa member old Open rd and think yOu have
my receipts the padtwO hundred and mtg dol
lars. .,,
Tie within report which have carefully read-I would
Ike II it's true. Yours very resptctiuly, ,
DANIEL u. ALGEK.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY NOVEMBER 2 1885
ON vOTED TO pREsIDEYr CARTER.

ter considerable trouble the girl restored to con-
scousness. She said that she did not care to 1--we.
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yermilyc & Co.. Bankers,

Dealers IN government and Municipal Bonds
Brokers in Railroad stocks aud Bonds,
10 aud Il Nassaust
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For Judge Of the Court of
THERON CT. STRONG.

In place Of Judge DAILY, retiring from the Bench,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-02

hereby nomination Justice Of the Superior
Court Of the City of New-York
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11olillcll Notices.

sixteenth Assembly Dislrict;
FOR MFMBER OF AhSEMBLf,
FRED Trick j.. DAVIS, ,-,,.
The only Republican nominateh IN soou "A'A-
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II. " squire IL sons. Jewellers % Fmiion-si'' " l.
Diamond Ear Rings matched all size, -. T.,
Watches our own maks 40 800 sterling oHNet@& NC
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9peull N3hceJ
hangs Il Co, Arctio neers. 73v mud 7il BROADWAY
WILL SELL At AUCTION
MONDAY AFTERNOON. At O'CLOCK

Families supplied with PURE Fruit Ielli'1 ProservsL
canned and Branded Frdts spcoi Fruits All Pit~"" u
&c, PU / UP IN GLASS.
GOODS STORED UNTIL AUTUMN.
Circulars with aud prices sent On ap2lclhph
Address Mrs SARAH ). McELRAIH
1903 Degrlg St, Brooklyn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-10

LIFE. This Is especially true ofthst most
obknse and intricate science which 70 call
The Law, and the average man who under
takes the study Of law without such previous
mental drill and discipline viii find himself
greatly at q disadvantage.
Ny friend has evidently been reading Mr..
AdamS address on the study Of Greek, and
has adopted Mr.. AS opinion, thatis is all
time losL This is a large quesion-too
large for present discussion. Men VIII take
sides on this question according to their
natural tastes and preferences for knoEE-
edge Some men cannot learn language
with facility; others cannot understand
mathematical
This critic further argues that tie people
Of the State are taxed TO support the Uni-
versity, and therefore they lave q right to
demand that il furnish their sons an edueE
ton for every vocation in hfe." But that il
the very thing in dispute, according to my
critic. Grant it to be true, however. There
are many vacations in life besides law, med
icine and theology and my opinion is that
the taxpayers Of this State would call q
sudden halt upon the Board Of Regents
who shonld undertake to furnish the uni
versal Yankee nation as represented by
West Virginia the facilities for any and
every sori Of professional and mechanical
training either mental or manual
Ny critic makes one observation
in which I am glad to be able to
agree with him, namely, shat there is no
young mar whether he xpects to practice
8 profession or not, who will not be benefit
ed by being drilled in the professional
schools" But / do not think the State is
bound to furnish every youung man at the
expense of the taxpayers the facilities for
professional education for that reason
There are many things that would be Of
great advantage to some young men, and
one Of these is brains which unfortunately
cannot be had even for taxes. Ny friend
accuses me without warrant however, OF
desiring to relegats the University ito the
grade Of an academic school," and of be-
ing without any higher ambition for the
FIST educational institution Of the State
than to make it an academy. Let me
assure him that if I had never
had any ambition for the University,
his classical quotations of''Thats what's the
matter with Hannah" with which he con-
cludes his logical criticism would have
stirred my sluggish soul to action, and
made me anxious to enlarge and widen the
field Of the Institution which could inspire
such devotion TO the muses. even IN one who
despises the study Of Latin and Greek! His
muse would, however, need IN introduction
to the earlier Greek and Latin poets.
fmy classical critic will now kindly adj
dress himself 10 the subject matter of my
former article and answer my arguments, |
shall try to defend my position as well as l
can. Yours truly,
+. NJ. TURNER.
Rose Lawn, January Sth, 1885.
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Co.. A. K. McCLURE, editor Of the Phila-
delphia Times, is at Raleigh and has re-
ceived much attention from the State OH
GERS. A dispatch fsom there quotes him as
saying that the North is suffering from over
production and that the election Of CLEyE-
LAND ought to bring about better times and
largely increased business in every Southern
State. To acquaint himself with the status
of the Southern States he is making this
trip. he was gratifed to find that prOtec-
ton was gaining ground in the South, and
he did not believe that free trade would
have any place in C~LEyELASD's administra-
ton. BE said that undoubtedly the South
would have two members Of the Cabines
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VITAL STATISTICS.
Deaths.

Deaths.
At Arden, Berkeley county, January l, James
Brady.
In Clarke county, December 80, Dr. John P.
Smith.
At Martinsburg, Berkeley county, Janury 4, in
FAINT son Of B. Lambert
In Butler district, Hancock county, January /,
Philip Freshwater.
At Grafton, December 81, Mary Ann Casey.
st Grafton, December q, Guy Newton, aged 8
On Duck Run, Gilmer county, December -, Cur
renee Wilmouth.
At MOgantoEn, January 3, Fannie Trinble. aged
At Blaekyille, MonOngalia county, December %,
Mrs. Sarah Bowlby, aged @.
In Addison township, Mason county, December
q, Capt. Lew L. Maddy, aged 81.
AT Charleston, January I, Mrs. Mary A Carney,
aged so.
AT Harper's Ferry, December %, Mrs. Margaret
Hendricks aged A.
At Bolivar, Jefferson county, December -, Jessie
NJ. Anderson, aged9
At Bolivar, December - Emma NJ. Andersen,
aged6.
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Marriages.


At Martinsburg, Berkeley county, December p,
by Rev. r. {. Holland, J. Il. Nicklin and Miss Mary
L. Ullum.
At Martinsburg, December Is, by Rev. W. o. Ross,
j. W. Beard and Miss Almira /. May HUI.
At McCoy's Station, Hancock county, December
-, by Rev. MT. Baldwin, DR.. w. IL. Stokes and Miss
Jennie e. Myers.
At New Cumberland, Hancock county, December
81, by Rev. Mr.. Griffith, Plummer Beebout and Miss
Minnie Beaumont
AT New Cumberland, December 81, by Rev. Mr..
Griffith, Gilmore Young and Miss Ida Abrams.
AZ New Cumberland, December "a, by Rev. 5. F.
Grier, r. r. Morrow aud Miss Lucinda McLoud.
at Glenville, Gilmer county, January -, Freeman
Rush, aad Miss Hilda J. Stewart.
At Chenille, December Is, Joseph James and Miss
Eta Cox.
Al Granville, Calhoun county, December 81, "
Bev. Adam Westiall, Hugh A. Race, aged 70, and
Emily Smith, aged 81.
Ia Marion county, December %, by Rev. Mr.. Doc
little, W. G.. Deyanlt and Miss Rosa A. Wilson.
Al Point Pleasant, Mason county, January 2, BY
Rev. W. II. Shaw, George HozaPple and Miss Malin-
da Holston.
At Chsrlestown, December %, by Rev, d. Tucker,
IF. Wall and Mis- s. Gertrude yesterday.
At CharlestOWn, December 81 by Rev. J. L. Ship
ley, T. Stewart and Miss Agnes Barr.
Al HaTper's Ferry, January ], by Rev. Father
Wilson, Costello sagle and MiSs Minnie Cox.
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0SWednesdsy last the commissioners con-
cluded the inventory Of the real and personal
property Of the late John W. GIEsErr, presi
dent Of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
The personal property aggregated over $50,
000,O 900, while the real estate is S., OO0,O 900
more, making a total of sS5, goo, 900, When
Mr.. GARRETT died a few months ago it was
thought his estate would not exceed SG5,
100000 All the property is left to his
widow and three children.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-10

The Huntington Advertiser says: "Hon.
JosEPH SFRIGG, Of Hardy county, is being
urged BY friends for the position of United
States District Attorney for West Virginia,
n position he is eminently qualified to Ill.
General SPRIeG was Attorney General from
1871 to 1873, and his opinions as such were
very able and satisfactory and always met
the favor of the Supreme Court where cases
involved were appealed to-"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-10

ANOTHER Staten Island coachman has
wildly excited his friends and relatives BY
his marriage. In this case, however, the
author Of the social turmoil has taken the
unusual course of lowering his high social
stains by marrying q neg-ess
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-10
,ose Lawn. JanuarY 8th, Is.
me Modest Third.

A communication in the Wheeling Rec
lister of the LIST inst. warns the Third Dis
triet not to ask for too much in the way of
Offices from the coming Legislature. This
is a little previous, and besides, the Third
District seldom ask for anything which the
balance of the State does not. willingly
grant il. So much for our modesty.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-10
For Sale.

A LOT ON VIRGINIA STREET, HALF A
n ,qua e from end OF Suspension Bridge. Will
built such a house as urchs ser may desire on said
lot, and win give credit of two or three years for
payment of same. Also, several good houses to rent
cheap to good tenants, Enquire of
r. CAMPBELL,
jasr No. II Penn Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-10
Sale of Island Property.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE NO.
Id nicipsl Court Of Wheeling, in the suit OF "The
ct. ALL will, on SATURDAY., january 10, 1888,
at the front door Of the Court House OF Ohio county,
sell ct public auction, lot No. II in d.. Zanes adj
dition, situate on the southeast corner Of Zane and
huron streets, with the buildings thereon.
TERMS OF SALE-0ne-third, or as much more as
purchaser elects, cash, and the balance in two equal
payments in nine and eighteen months, viii inter.
est from day of sale. Al CLARKE,
iaiOq SpecsaI Commissioners.