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TIE nopY Oh rnrLLrn rxururn.

81 IOVIa, MO-, aug l5.-Ihe body Of Q. Arthur
at the Southern Hotel on the 9Th OF last April was
exnumed This afternoon 10 ascertain It's Condition
and determine whether II would be worth
wAen Maxwell IL put on trial The re.
mains, which were cInbalmed before burial, were
found 70 he Ia an excellent state OF preservation
ana looking even better Than when Inferred The
trial Of Maxwell eannOt he brought on until he Oc.
t0beT term OF tho Criminal Court MaXwell INC
murderer, Will arrive here tomorrow morning.
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The Ea0iishnaa, OF Calcutta, states that the ex-
pertinent made by Mr. J. q. Douglas, who has ill-
ported hive OF Italian bees, has been crowned
with complete succesa The bees appear 10 thrive
admirably at Calcutta, and have yielded during
the present season eighty pounds Of splendlI
honey: THIS Is considered 70 be proof mat a
new dainty placed at the disposal Of ieemlng mil
lions OF ilsland cuiyaiors. We fear that this exul-
TALON is premature The experiment Of esia blshlng
before now and has failed sIgnally. For time the
bees work diligently, and lay up rich stores Of Honey
i9r lner winler food But 10 soon as the bee
discovers mat there Is no winter, and maj
from years end 10 years end the mowers
oneI MIN dany supply Of nectar ne ceases 10 store
up honey: Indeed, did the bee do Otherwise. he
would forfeit much OF his title 10 our respeet "a an
Industrious and thrifty creature. Did he labor az he
doea, ceaselessly aud earnestly for no other
than 10 store up honey for which he eau never nave
any use, he would show himself 70 he but an iJlotle
tlnd Of insect, and In no way superior In mora
status TO the human mlser. " "'S'@
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UNION VETERAN CORPS, FIRST COMPANY.

The excursion OF the vets postponed on account
OF the death OF Gen. Grant, will take place next
Friday evening, the 2lst instant. Those who at
tended the excursions OF the Corps last summer
know that perfect order Will be maintained, and
that the Veterans know how TO make their guests
enjoy themselves. This excursion Is given In honor
Of the ladies' who assisted the fair lately he'd by
the Corps. The ladies In charge OF tables have
supply OF tickets for their asslstants. This Corps
Capt III. Z. Urell commanding, is the only white
military Organization In this city who attended the
obsequies OF Gen. Grant In New York and marched
IN the column Of escort. The nne military bearing
and marching OF the Corps did credit 10 Our city,
and, although out OF order, received considerable
Though snbdued) applause all along the line. The
Capital City Guards, Capt. Kelley, also marched
splendidy, and were well received. An honor TO
those two organizations who represented our city In
Grant
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A DESPERATE nuRDln AND SUICIDE.

HALIFAX, N. s., Aug. i5.-The officers Of the
CLEANER Alpha, which arrived Tonight from Ber-
lew days before ihe vessels departure. A branch
pilot named Pitcher, who was desperately jealous Of
girl named Ceipentine, murdered her by cutting
her throat from ear TO ear, and before he could be
arrested escaped 10 his schooner, which WAS anchored
short distance from shore. After reaching the
boat he coolly made arrangements III full view Of
those ON shore 10 coinInit suicide by drowning lie
fastened one hundred'pound weight TO one end of
rope, made moose on the end, which he adjusted
weight overheard, jumped into the sea. When the
body was recovered life was extinct.
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Special for August Only.

We take stock September 1, so until then we
offer the following bargains: ~ wv
1000 boxes Paper and Envelopes heat linen stock
regular price, 25c., for August, i1c; or on payment
OF iul price (25c) we Will stamp free OF charge.
your monogram. crest, or address, from your nv n
dies we have dies for most OF the prominent sum-
charge. " ~ nv
20 per cent. discount on pictures framed or nm.
framed. ~ " ~
100 Plush Boxes OF Paper and Envelopes at cost.
special lot OF Odds and Kinds In PAPER and En-
yelopes Plain, &c. per qure or pack former price,
soc to Doc. with mourning border, 1Oc., formerly
auiG-sts 9i3 Pennsylvania ave-, Washngton.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1885-08-16
TROUBLE IN PRESENTING "TnE NIX ADO.

BALTIMoRE, Aug. lb.-Ihe management OF the
Academy Of Music announced for production next
Monday night "The hikado,p with new score aud
oIchestratlon. Mr. John 4. Ford, who holds from
D'Oyley Carte the right 10 play the opera In This
city and Washington, Will on Monday apply
for an Injunction restraining the Academy from pro-
ducing H. aud has nothad tue directors that lie Will
mold them responsible for damages should they az
low the stolen WON 20 be presented ut their house.
lively 1ght Is anticipated, ~ eminent counsel will
be afrsyed on each aide.
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Fourth Grand Excursion 10 Cape May and Atlantic

Attention is called 10 the advertisement In another
column, of tue fourth grand excursion TO Cape May
and Atlantic city, Saturday next, August ~, at 81
Tor the round trip. The fact OF the encampnent OF
our own Washington Light Infantry at Cape May
should be "a sufficient inducement 10 warrant this 10
be the most enjoyable excursion OF the season.
Train leaves line Haltnore and Potomac Railroad
Station at 10 l.. NJ.
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Atansetueuts.

A LBAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
WEEK OF AUGUST IL.
EVERY EVENING. No MATINEEs
suppes Hilarious Opera comique,
DONNA JUANITA.
JENNIE WINSTON AS DONNA JUANITA
And NJ Magnificent Cast, Including
MISS ~ Louise Seafle, Miss Rose Leighton,
~ ANNIE Meyer, Miss Minnie DeRue,
NJ Waiter hampshire, Mr.. Arthur Bell.
III alder Alien, Mr.. Vincent Hogan,
mr I'd Lorpey, MIR. Harry Meyer
Inc Nost Meiouious anu Amusing Comic Opera
ever written.
Act Market Square of San Sebastian with British
All, Sii rolos Inn, and Notary's ONCE.
Act 3-Forti1cations Of San Sebastian.
splendid Costumes, New Scenery, Stage Settings
ana Properties by Mr.. Morgan Sherwood.
ADMISSION o, cep,a
RESERVED SEATS SO cents
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DOMESTICs

OF ALL THE LEADING BRANDS AT LESS
THAN AGENTS. PRICES.
:, Extra good fu-yard-wIde DLEACHEp AND
BROWN COTTONS at cents
5.BLEAcHED PILLow-CAsE COTTON cents.
worth 121 cents s"''
81 81 FRU1T-oF-THE-LooM BLEACuED COT
TON ish cents, worth 1873 cents by the case.
~, sHEETINGs Of every width and make at less than
they ever were sold before. 'a '"""
L., ~ cases SIMPSONS BEST MOURNING PRINTS
IN lengths from Ave to twenty yards at AZ cents:
every piece warranted perfect. --''''
3 cases a PRIDE or THE WEST. wAMsUTTA.
anu NEW YORK MILLS "a RD.WIDE BLEACHRi,
COIIONS, In lengths from two 10 ten wards. nj q
ceh's per yard An extra chance to save money
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Andrew saks and Isadore Saks trading as A. Saks
X Co., will tomorrow combine with George G. Hen.
ming under the firm name OF Saks 20. New trm
temporarily at 40 Seventh street.
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TEMPORARY REMOVAL.
nIsT,SGIiIsupD AyCi,rvs

We shall tomorrow morning remove to George G.
HenningS store, 4lO Seventh street. Combined stock
increases variety. Never again such figures as We
now name. A. SAKs 60.
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LANSBURGH g. BRO,
40. 4sa. 4c4. and lae Seventh ST.
2rnpusals.
PROPOSALS FOR UNIFORMS.

DEPARTMENT OF METRopoIITAs POLICE
p,,,po, WASHINGTON, ID. c., August TO- ISIS
-, f =, VI Will be received BY the undersigned
ing Two hundred Winter and Summer Uniform.
~ e OF less LOT the Metropolitan Police the same
goods equal In every respect to sample TO ba seen AZ
t ,ns once; also for two hundred Winter and sum
nGa a.s, more or less. The right Is reserved TO
or,e ,,o . WILLIAM MOE. DYE
aalo- n9 Major and Supt. Met. Police
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PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING A SMALL
GREENHOUSE, ETC.

ofFicE or fuBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS,
no 100 Pennsylvania avenue,
sp.,pn ,, WASHINGTON. ID. O., August 8, 1856.
. sEaLEn PROPOSALS., In duplicate, will he re-
gust ~, 1855, for constructing one small Greenhoase
and Raising the roof OF another at the nurseries soniS
Plans and specifications can he seen MT the nurse.
Fies Ihe right IL reserved reject any and ali blds
,, a., JOHN NJ. WILSON,
au.o-Ito Colonel u. 8, ARMY
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WHITE GOODS.

CORDED PIQUE reduced to cents from 8 cents
INDIA LAWN reduced to cents from 10 cen,s
anu all inner grades OF which our stock Ia complete
I'm ING same proportion Early buyers OF oil Foods
y, w. m1S tnls sac great saving, and Will pay them
10 lay the goods by until wanted. ~ >AN"
Excellent CANTON FLANNEL. & cents wa univ
nave three cases Of these, and viii not last long.
500 pieces OF WOOL FLANNEL from the great
auction sales held last June In New York nj from
s 10 10 cents per yard less than they can be re-
CLOTHS for LADIES' TAILoR.MADE SUITS.
In all the fall shades. i"'
c, We snail oher beautiful 45nch ALI-WoOL
oLofh AT ~ cents, well worth GeI cents.
we also bought at this sale two cases of LADIES,
ALL ALL WOOL REGULAR-MADE HOSE, i'm navy
sea-, and garnet which we offer at e5 Cents. well
worth W cents when the season opens.
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PROPOSALS. FOR STATIONERY

DEPARTMENT or JUSTICE
sp.rpn ,po,, WASHINGTON, August II, 1885
~ @ Gta, will be received at lie office
Department OF Justice until noon. sATIJRmAYs
n aug 2S iss5 for furnishing the Department
M H ~ ior use during the fiscal year ending
structlons to bidders be Obtained BY appTnr ~
a is, liner CLERK The right to reject any ana ali
A. II. GARLAND
A1tnrnau Dapn
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PROPOSALS. FOR FUEL.

DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
sp.rpn , WWtasmisoToS, ID. q, August ii, 1855.
.sEALhD PROPOSALS. will he received ar the
once OF the Chief Clerk and superintendent OF the
n naain9 ", pepartment OF Justice until ~ O'Clock
noon August 70, 1885, for Furnishing
io5 0 nse auring the fiscal year endingJune 3d. 1851
10 tons White Ash Lee Stove Coal
10 cords Pine Wood.
cords Hickory Wood.
hlruellons 10 bidders can 10 Obtained y apDiyinv 10
the Chief Clerk. A. ii. a RRfrttNNnx !"
"e,o.''o Attorney General.
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PROPOSALS. FOR ICE.

U. s. NAVY PAY OFFICE.
sp,,pn mr., WAsnIhGToN, d. O., Aug. IL. Iss5.
4. pp rnaain PROPOSALS, In duplicate, indorsed
until noon, MONDAY, September I, iss5. for sun
" %ar ice e. De delivered to departments Of tie
TO the Government, - -" S~rSAso
details to be had at THIS ofice. s""s
snle-lls Pay Director, U. $. N, Navy ray Agent.
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~, me system OF selling every article cheap vet or
Inoroughy reliable quality, ID the ruling principle of
onr , house. rms principle, honestly and srictly
appiieu nus insured the constant and hitherto mn
peeeue . success OF our business All merchai
up to The warranted standard can at once ia ox
cnna,n ng'e or money refunded 10 the buyer.
lie, niease cal as early as convenient to avoid the
insh Our store IL cooled by twelve natent fans anS
Is therefore pleasant place to shop. ''''' '"'
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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.


U. y. NAVY PAY OFFICE,
,n WAsilH0TON, ID. o., August Is, 1855
SEALED PROPOSALS., In duplicate, Endorsed
proposals. for X. and H. Supplies viii lie received
a. .his ONCE, until noon September 10, 1855, for The
and Recruiting Department of the Navy i Ard. Wash.
n ISna p Pc g. t. the and con-
Delivered y. AZ 70 me % 70 By
wns % - Bol's e No. 80 fss csGs ssyss
No 10. usws "9| Ange Iron and Rysis Rsaa
Fire bricks: R' TcSees saiImaIers Th 1ssSss,
and c!ews Reqa. No. 100. Glass "a Gas HOUSE,
S Rsas No. Ss S.ss o cDis
neqn. No lol class Linen Thread; Class i q -
Straits Tin. Regu No los, Class az" AngIs ana
S Ia waves n 10 Dc awarded BY classes Bids Will
tures OF or regular dealers Ia the articles which thsu
y oS Al and spa q ns ss reserved
blank forms for proposals TO be had al This ofice
and all necessary information vi Navy YARD W..
responsiole persons OF 1rms must guarantee ON tho
articles required, and tue competency OF Inc auaran
.oLs n uss DO certined TO before notary or other
aulo4,e ray Director U. $. NJ, Navy Pay u gent
PROPOSALS. FOR BUILDING OPFIcRRs,
wAsHisGroS BARRACKS.
.y.,, WAsHihuTOh ID. O., JULY rs, 1854
the usual conditions, will he received al t6s ONCE
un,ii " o'clock nooL, August ~, 1885 at which Tins
ana place lhey WIN be opened In the presence OF AZ
washington Barracks, ID. O., into three sets OF ON
ce,s Quarters ~ accordance with plans and specii,
Blanks and full information as to bidding. terms
~ contract ana ayneni, etc, viii he furnished by
inis ONCE on application Envelopes contalnIng,
ioPuss sn9uia be marked Proposals for Build
aligned. " '-' a"'''-
ono,.. j. ID. @. HosKINs,
"a'-''' fost QuarteTmaster,
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Nudsrtaksrs.
Spsrisl a,otiffs.
swAsMINaToN. AuausT =. !

n-195@ WASHINGTON, AUGUST q. 1ssD.
CARD TO THE PUBLIC.
l have this day associated my son, JAMES H.
CLARKE, with me In the Coal and Wood busIue ss
unuer tue nrm-name OF HENRY A. CLARKE Il
SUM- HENRY A. CLARKE.
wAsHisdros, Aug 8, 1885.
CARD.
inc undersigned desire to inform their friends
anu the public generally that they have established
central ONCE at 9as street northwest where they
VII! be permanently located. Thanking our friends
anu me public Tor their liberal patronage extended
and receive our share Of their patronage. Teie-
phone connection.
aus-1 HENRY A. CLARKE SON.
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OUR new ANNEX
NOW FINISHED,
All we want yet Ia shelving When this ia doue
we VIII show the Finest Store Room In the country
In the meantime We shall inaugurate
GRAND CLEARING SALE.
CROWDS EXPECTED.
MuLTITuDEs WILL RESPOND.
Greatly Marked.DOWn Prices In
Every Department.
ALL OUR SUMMER G00DS
BELOW COST.

YARD-wIDE PACIFIC LAWN, In best patterns.
offered. ' '"~' a's"'n
,,,, mAk NOV NUNS YELLING, in cream, blue,
All our DRESS GOODS at wonderful reduction.
FINEST SATTEENS, In remnants of two 10 Ten
y arIs, ~ II cents, In dark and cream ground with
sooo pieces OF SILKS reduced 40 per cent to close
w no anis IN order TO open our new SILK Show
noom WIN an entire fresh Stock as our importation
oruers Tor the coming fall are immense.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1885-08-16

UANF5 EEHEWHEKE.
At Philadelphia Brooklyns, g; Athletics 4.
Al proyldenee-New Yorks, Y; providences,
At Observation-Disclosures, Z; Detroits, 4.
At observation-disclosures, 7; LOuIsvilles, g.
At New Neutrality-suspicious., II; BaltinOres q.
AT Bunaio-Buffalos, II; ~. Louis, C.
At Bost0n-Bostons, q; Philadelphias, 9.
Al st, Louis-St. Louis, 4; cinclunatia l.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-12-24

SALT LAKE CITY, November %, 1885.
We have satisfied ourselves as to the
superior qualities of Hot Springs
mineral water, and cheer. ully recon-
mend the same.
A. G. SMITH & Co.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-12-24

WHO THIS COUNTRY, WILL
= MAP, Thai IHE
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-12-24

The Hot Springs of Salt Lake City are
superior to the very best mineral waters
in the market.
]. NJ. BENEDICT, NJ. D.
SALT LAKE CITY, Nov. 18th, 1885.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-03

the year when we show the
stock of Embroiderics and
ure in announcing the fact that
to provide the most choice
at prices no one can fail to ap-
to call and see novelties in this
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-03

to the new stock of Cambria
open and place on our coun-
ments we offer at this sale
own sales, ard most Of the
This spring We have marked
vance above actual cost Of ma
these goods was never as fine
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-03
The TREE AND IFS FRUITS.

Tallahassee Fi0-;liau: There are a num-.
the wards o.. pr. G.. ". Berou and M-.
Philip sullivan. The t0,mey ou N.Car-v ani
the latter on Dlsal street. the specimens OK
this tree. In bearing ray be seen. They
are prolific ~irui,r-s 'ne berries being about
the size OF au ordinary mar3lc, Lay.uc a
yvi,Owl-n, Srgpv appearance, with a hard,
black seed, from which the tree are p-1D4-
gated. Parties here boil the fruit 70 MAKE
soap. bgJ Judge Van Ialkeuogrg SAYS in
China, Japan aad other troPic4. countries
the berries are used as a substitute for sOaO
JUS, as they are taken from the trees.
New FORK Tribune. y well known co..
lec,or oforchids No; far from New York city
recently received the following letter from .
western ranger i Here YOU have a big
Lot Of Orchids. PIecs send NE a price Lis.
OF YOUR EeS. Orchids. / want a1oy. q hun
GceG good ,,res namely Spj.s and 8ergS aud
Northern Sprs. Also tG l pas The fr-,a
or the Orchids son send. ! .op N0- pay
crvy .rare as I a@ "a Nam N,1ao39 Polls.
Ars.c 81 voice.
Ii,tsouss u,.olt.h. The cocoars. vii
not flourish away .r1u .Ut s-ssuOc.. aaf al
a.tLNN' Is |E.s". It'd N4r ...r .Hha '@ a.' E.I.
Of the cogoauIt Tree TO -de ocean. for .5rl
the yCo, breaks through f., 5.sss points
d,re.'iv toward J.a sea no matter "a wht
position he uU' Is pa.y-l In .4e ground
Chicago Uera'l. AI0aiau a0.1ais. hiss
~erdeayu-gi to prove TIN. plants have q cec-
tain form Of .u,ei. -cscs and .ye cole, a,
least, 10 exert as voluntary power as certain
lowlv Cg-aGisad animals One proof OF this
Is the u'-n;s avoidance OF obstacles placed
S~rtiiCGilv in ,heiS way 5y bending aside De.
fore touching.
Norristowu Herald 4 news item SAYS
the peach buds iu Mich saa have been killed
By the cold weather. Peach 5u Is that burs.
forth when the thermometer Is ,0oGug about
zero deserve 90 ZEE hr,,et.
New Noyk Post \ new m~isuoue.te h,s.
been originated by q florist in Newark. y.
j., with spikes nearly SIX inches long anil
sin inches in circumference. J.; the price
put mon it is any criterion O. lis merits il
mus, be valuable. The seed. which Is ut,.e
larCertaan The p-9gerni4l mustard seed. mas
been modcsIy offered -g Si21 .07 one hun
drsi seeds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-03
The wor., Of the Waves.

There has recently been discovered on
Star Island, Isles OF Shoals, a singular hole
in the solid granite .cige OF the island, JUS,
house. It IS Ave tee. six inches deep aud
two feet three inches ia diameter, perfectly
circular and with saoo;h sides apparently
the work Of human hands. ont when or by
whom made. or for what purpose, no one
hes ye; explained. 1t was packet soliily
with pebbles and gc.gel when discovered,
and has been tr3iiaa over thousands Of
times By fishermen and former residents Of
the island aud summer visitors witkoG. its
existence heinz dntantaG.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-03

PEIN.E ALBERT YIrrOE made q speech TO
the boot blacks OF London, a few days since,
and told them there was room for them IN
the Colonies.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-03

A BvEFALo oil hrm IS SUNG a Rochester
concern for attempting TO ruin HEN. Iae
Roch.s,,r firm IS backed jy the S.auiari
OIL C-nunarr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-03
Cold Cemfart ror Penn.yl.ania.

Two years ago the CourierqIournal said
that IRON could be made in the South at
;som - TO 81; these figures are now ac-
ceptsd without question. Nov We wish 20
say that within the next three years iron
vii. be made in the South at from : 70 $40
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-03

jar Go..ns daughter. Mss N.,Eis
sweet G.-L,cau, is to he married 70 her
rq.ky-s pa me- WASHINGTON +. CoSyoa.
Who Is rich and .os,y three.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-03
Ensincs,i /, ~iSusine,S.

Don ger want 10 puy Something's
No. I've got everything / need.
Don't yer u M to puy a line razor?
Il never shave myself
Put MAYBE yoa wants 10 commit suicide
U. dose DAYS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-03

4. - pav'ey "a lawyer aud claim acen;.
dropped deed suddenly OF ~a0oQl,yv yes.c--
day. Ua las been engaged N securing Jie
passage Of rI- 'ii 20 Glisc rse .i-ls ot ,lr
rss &o.1.sr.. a ..u.s I- IS said TIA. the
citation he '.'- Yesterday upon bearing thar
tie bin had been @ya-a5.y reported g-eciP,-
tg.ef he attack.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-03
81. C~IrycIrud, SIr. Manning and the
Creator.

Mr.. Manning invented the new President,
and has uuoees,I1ul5ty done more tor bin
than nv other one nan in the coun.ry. II
would not aetoo mach 10 say, in fact. thai,
he has done more for lin in some respects
.har WIS nr-r En.- rE MS Cr...or.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-03
NrM InAr-MnIk.

The caSe-waik, q very popular amUse.
meut among cOloy,i people, viii be Intro.
duced in white society a, Washington on
Jhe Ala Of March. The Republican office
holders viii take 81 walk and the Democrats
will ..ha n. r.kn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-03

Herr SoNNE.uAL, the most distinguished
actor OF German speaking nations, IS on his
way to the land OF the American dollar.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-03
Notice.

THE COPARTNFESHIP HETOFORE EXIST
L Ing between Moses 3 ANA and Ben amin Marks,
under the .gm name OF Blum & Marks, has this day
been dissolved Hy mEtUI. consent, Mr.. Is. MARKS re-
firing. AL those having claims against the old firm
will please present their bill, Immediately for pay
uent, and trvse indebted will ulease call and settle
their accounts with ". Blum, who alone IS author
lied 'p collect the same. ". BLUM,
ip1.s y. MARKS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-03

JOhu W.. fcllG AEG JOhu 1 Iatllg, g., tbo g;rrrf.
partners in trade as Belt Il Gonrri NJ eEio
fladirg, en- ~ ~ ~
John Cray and Others. N""H'y'!'
10y VIRTUE OF \ DECREE OF TIE CIR
- cult Court o! Ohio county. in the State OF
West Virginia, made ard entered in the above en-.
titled cause on the Gyth day .. December, 1851, I
will, on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY IS, 1888,
at 10 o'cloJk q. IN, at the front door ol the Court
House O. Ohio county, proceed 10 sci. At public alc-
ton tn, following named real estate, that is 10 saw:
Iwtuty-iwG feet 'front.' a. lot numbered two hundred
and iEIIty'Ouc .-") on the east s.icO 0! E0fT st-rst. he
inca part OF The Corn,r lot and comneucinn a, n naint
thirty .tuTee let from the corner Of EDl aud Fist
nov IvcDty-t'uTtGN streets, and thence running
north for GU:ntitv and continuing tla same Width
j.. TIE alley 40 the rear of sl!d lot, and is in the al
d.bOaf 10 the city q. NLea'ir. laid On. hy William
theIHle aid John EcF, Together win The two tave-
mpnts erected thereon.
IEEN> OF SALE-Cne-;Liri Of the purchase money
or gs much more astnc purchaser may elect 10 pay,
.ncss1 on the tay Of sale. and the residue Of same
in two equal annual instruments from the day of
sale, the purchaser 70 give his notes Tor the deferred
instaIrorts, with interest thereon from the daT Of
sale with personal security Tor the payment Of same
10 the sauS.-CtaUu Of the undersigned s.-g.g! COM
missioner, and the title 20 the property q ho &C.
tanned unit! the purchase money is aid in iull.
JANIS 7. ROGERS,
specia! Commissioners.
=. lie HALTER, AuCtioneor.
J hereby certify that bond has been Given rs r.
g1i5,i by iaw and the decree entered IN the above
oat.igi cause. JOIN W, MITCHELL,
ie&.i Ger.
The above sale is adjourned until Saturday. March
I, i,'1,ai !toC.ogS 4. Ia. JAS II. ROGERS.
Special Commissioner.