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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-02
SOME OF OUR FRIENDS.
The People We Claim and the Strangers
Within Our Gates.

AAN AOOBAS
Within Our Gates.
Mrs. II. 7. Black is in the city.
John A. Tracy, OF Weston, isat the Stamm.
c. II Beall, of Brooks county, is at the
McLure.
NJ Barr, of New MartinsviIle, is at the
Howell.
David Heyer, of Steubenville, was down
yesterday.
Harry Mason, Esq, left for New York
yesterday.
j. l.. Hall, OF Philippi, is quartered at
the Mcclure.
C. B. Carney, Of Fairmont, is autographed
at the Mcclure.
J. R Eof, of Cresap, W. Va, was in the
city Yesterday.
4. S. and Walker Carder, Of Fairmont,
are at the Howell.
Vim. Hoodburn, of Cameron, was at the
Stsmm yesterday.
Milt Harrison, Of Pittsburg, an old Wheel
ing boy, is in the city.
Capt. Ben F. Hall, of Williamstown, W.
Va, s at the 81. n
Chief Dunning returned from Steuben.
vile Yesterday afternoon.
rs Miller and wife, Of Macon City, No.,
were in the city yesterday.
S. NJ. Slocum and wife, OF P~ittsburg, are
quartered at the 81. James.
Mr.. and Miss W. L. Hearne left Yesterday
Or kansss City and the Arkansas Hot
Springs.
Rev. Father John A. Tracy and Thomas
Queen, of Weston, W.. Va, 70 quartered at
the Stamm.
7. Il. Marshall, Esq, late o. the Grafton
Standard, has taken a clerkship in the Audi
tors Office.
F. Memenger, a prominent iron man Of
New York, accompanied BY his son, is at
the Mcclure.
Joseph q. Clay and Samuel Albin, of
Terre Haute, Ind, are here to attend the
Nailers Convention.
Captain Vim. Hughes, Of the accommo-
dalton, is taking Arrest and Mr.. George Dun
lap is taking bis place.
Miss Alice Kelly, who has been spending
several weeks very pleasantly at Pittsburg,
returned home yesterday.
Major Anderson is home from Washing
ton. He says matters were very lively there
for several days, Mr.. McGraw and himself
being central figures.
Mr.. z. R. Garrison and Col. ". C. Muir
ply, prominent nailers of Pittsburg, are at
the St. James, and are here to attend the
Nailers' Convention.
Miss Lucy Wilson, who has been the
guest for some time past OF Mrs: George 4.
Wheat left for her home in Albuquerque,
New Mexico, yesterday.
Joseph Webb. of Sixteenth street, has
sold out his business, and with his family
viii leave for Cleveland this morning. where
be viii 60 into business.
Mr.. Edward Murphy was in the city. yes
terdsy. BE lectured at S.eubenville last
night and Il night he is at Braddook, Pa,
and to morrow at S~teubenville.
Capt George DGnlap. the popular
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In
Administrator Anpointed.

Administrator Appointed.
Richard Robertson was yesterday sp,
pointed administrator of the estate of Mrs.
Sarah Robertson, deceased. Bond, $1,000,
with G. a.. S,ull as security.
Anniversary.
The eighth anniversary of the Sidney OFT
Mission Band will be held in the lecture
room of the First Presbyterian Church this
evening at 1880 o'clock. Exercises inter.
estiDg. Admission free.
The Minstrels.
The performance to be given by the Bar
low l. Wilson minstrel troupe, Saturday
evening, will be a rare treat. We hope to
see q house crowded to the doors. Tickets
al Banners.
Committee Meeting.
The Finance Committee of the Board of
Commissioners were in session at the rooms
of the Board, in the Court House yesterday.
1t was expected the Top Mil assessment
matter would com up before the commit
tee, but II wss postponed for the consid-
Grafton of the full Bosrd. Nothing but rou-
tine business was transacted.
At the C~hnpine Street Rink.
The Davenport Brothers, Leon, Fred and
Frank, viii appear at the Chspline street
rink 10 night. for the first time in this city.
They have q vide Iepu'stion SIS the most
wonderful scrobsnc and contortion skaters
in the business. srd 9 6rsfclass entertain.
ment is promised to the many patrons of the
rink OF course Krsners excellent baud
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will be there as usual, and any desiring
to pass 8 pleasant evening should nos iali
to attend
Not q Quorum,
A meeting Of the Council Committee on
Petitions and Remonstrances twas called for
last night, but as q quorum was not present
NO business was transacted. The object OF
the meeting was to consider q petition MADE
by some citizens in the Fourth ward re-
ouesting that they refuse to allow q slaugh
ter house to be built in the immediate VI
cinity Of their residences, out on the creek
The New Rink.
The Alhsmbra Palace in the South End
will, when completed, be oEe of the finest
Kinks west Of New York. Mr.. Dardine IS
now engaged on the second of two large
scenes which are placed in either end ofthe
rink, and the one already completed is Ger,
tainly a fine work Of art. On account OF
the immensely of the floor work on it is pro-
crossing quite slowly. 1t is expected, how
ever, that the rink will be finished BY Tues
day or Wednesday next.
Moving Day.
There seems to have been an unusual
amount OF moving going m in the city dur
ing the past few days. On every street, and
almost on every square, yesterday, teams
heavily loaded with household goods,
were to be seen en- route to the new hsblta-
lion of the owner, and about n dwelling
out of every ten one passed, appeared to be
changing its occupants. 1t was remarked,
as q rather remarkable incident OF the
times, that more than the usual number OF
families came to the city from the country,
while very few moved out of town.
At His Old Tricks.
1t will De remembered BY some Of our
citizens that some eight or ten years ago
the citizens of the own OF Grafton and all
the region round about were shocked at the
scaudalous conduct of Rev. j. A. Kibbs.
The matter was the talk of the town for q
long time, and the reverend gentleman was
forced to leave. 1t now seems that hloos
has been paying the same game out in In,
diana, be having eloped with a beautiful.
Young lady of 20, a student in a college
where he was q teacher.
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baggage master of the B. o., Is nov ran
Inc ss conductor on Nos. ii and 2, during
The absence oil Capt VIM. ~Stotsonry.
lanes NJ. Banks, of Centralia, Ill, Is
registered at the ST. James. Mr.. 2 .
an old Wheeling nan and IS here ~
delegate to the Nailers' ConVennon'
Miss Vic. White, q charming Texas young
Iady, who has been the guest OF MISS beeue
McEure for some time past, left for her Iar,
distant home yesterday, after having enjoyed
q delightful visit here.
Mr.. j. G. Stephens, who is here to attend
the Nailers' Convention to-day, Is fi se.
burp's champion c~hess-player and mas
gained victories over some OF the 0e''
players in the country.
Mr.. Orlof Miller, with his wheeling
papts on, was the hsudsomest gentleman al
The North Sixth street party.-PhiiadeiPnla
transcript. This is the way Wheeling o'yS
always boom up abroad.
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long. And now, q the pretext that Eng
lands dignity had been insulted, the govern
ment had sent and were sending men By
thousands to oppose the spears Of the
AraS with the rife and bayonet and field
piece of Christianity. Shame upon such
Goodness.
From this be took up the subject of tenn,
perance, and in his eloquent, earnest and
inimitable way he pictured the evils OF
drink, moving his hearers TO the verge OF
tesrs at one moment, and the next con
vulsing them with laughter.
At the close OF his address, a large mum
Der of people signed the pledge.
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NI9eain9 Ss9ister
LEGAL INTELLlGENGE.
HdeS to Advertisements.

New French NO7eltiss-J. 5. Rhodes /
Co.
Glass Easter Eggs-ESing Bros.
Warted-Two Mixers
Richmond SGaigh, Cut Cigarettes
Third Pagel.
Carpets and Russ-G. Mendel 4 Co.
Excelsior Baking Powder-R II. List.
Removable J. +. Bellgille.
NOtice-Ft. Henry Council, National
Union
For Sale-Second Hand Brussels Carpet.
Wsnted-Orgsnist
Easter Cards-C. H. Quimby.
New Maple Sugsr-R. J. S~Dyth-LLocal
Page
Opera Observation-Disclosures QIintette
Club-[Loeal Page.
Roasted Cofess &C. X. McNechen & Son
-TLocal Page.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-02
LONG DISTANCE TELEPHoNING.

The Telegraph Lines Between This City,
Parkersburg and PittsburG the Media.
Last Sunday, Manager Wolf, Of the Tele
phone Company, performed quite a success
ful experiment IN the way Of long distance
felephoning, the wires Of the Ohio River
Railroad Company between this city and
Parkersburg being used. in connection with
the telephone wire from Wheeling TO Pitts
burg. Connecting the instruments in his
cfice with the telegraph line, Mr.. Wolf call.
ed up Parkersburg central, and a converse
lion was carried on as easily as though be
tween two persons IN the same city. Par
kersburg was then connected with Pittsburg
and conversation vas carried on over the
entire distance Of 229 miles with perfect
ease.
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R.a. B.t not Hopeless.

When you have pain in your head lane
ness in your side, distress in your bach,
sbor,pese Of breath, and frequent spells Q.
Coughing, it seems pretty bad. does 1t not
MAN. physicians would give up snch case
"A beyond restoration. But Ars. Netue
Hastings of Cambridgeport Mass, VINO vas
Tins afflicted, took Brown'sLon Bitters ana
gratefully writes that the Prince OF Tones nss'
Completely restored her to health 1t will
restore you, too.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-02
EMBROIDERIES-

We offer oar entire stock Of
Hamburg EmBf6iaeries, consist
ing Of 500 Pieces HandsOme Edg-
ings and ERseriiRgs nd cost This
Is n clearance sale. and We guaran-
tee every piece marked at actual
cost. Purchasers will do well 10
ean to-day as these goods viii ali
he epen on q counters and are
bounS 60 ana a ready sale.
A. 4. RICE f. 90.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-02

A NEW IDEA embraced in Ely's Cream
Balm. Catarrh is cured BY cleansing and
healing. not BY drying up. 1t is not a LIQUID
or snuff, but is easily applied with the I'M
ger. It's effect is magical and o thorough
Treatment will cure the worst cases. Price
so cents. At druggists. 60 cents BY mail
Fly Rros. Owege, y. Y.
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VERY

Anew lot OF Bicycle shirts In all
new shades, received yesterday,
and viii be sold at sl.OO. We guar
anfee them all wool and last color.
KRAUS BROS. a BAER.
I2I7 Main Street.
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EASTER PICNIC FOR THE chill
DREy.

Wanted every child in Wheeling
and vicinity 10 call AT u. GUTNAN
& CO.'S Retail Department on FRI
day morning and receive their
Easter egg. All are cordially in
vited. Recolleci. Friday morning.
N. GUTNAN q CO.,
Cor. Vain and Twelfth StS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-02

Wall Papers and Borders to match of the
choicest new styles fresh from the best
manufacturers, sold Wholesale and retail at
manufacturers prices. Brown back at 7
cents ard white back at 10 cents a bolt, also
Ceiling Decorations, Carpets, Oil Cloths,
Window Shades, Rugs, &c. &c, cheap for
cash. Call soon if you wish to save money
at Nos. 20lS and 2O2l Main street.
JoHN RoENER, Agent.
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The Davenport Brothers, the most daring
and successful team of acrobatic and con
tort;op roller skaters in the world, at the
Cbapline Street rink Thursday and Friday
nights.
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CoIoREp Cashmeres in Beige, Leather,
Dove and other Spring shades at L. NJ. Nc
Gillin & Co.'S.
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s.strnwso

Tie busiest place in the city is our carpet
rooms, which peaks volumes for ATTRACTIVE
goods and low prices. E. NJ. McGiIhn
4 Co.
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Thermometer Talk.

Following is the range of the Their
mOmeter for yesterday as observed by Mr..
c. Schnepf, the druggist: I a. N, -; u
m. 81; D m, 81; ! d. m, so.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-02

JHE Davenport Brothers, the most daring
aLd successful team Of acrobatic and cou-
tUrtion roller skaters in the world, at the
Chapline Street rink Thursday and Friday
nights.
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KANGAROO.

Stacy Adams a Co.'S mems shoes
soft rs u glove, will blaeken and
not crack, at
j. w. AMICKN.
III3 Main Stree.
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Orr Colored Cashmeres at Is cents per
yard are not found elsewhere under 35
cents. E. NJ. McGilhn 4 Co.
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TIE Drown l. Darling Combination will
be at the Capitol Rink Saturday Afternoon
and evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-02

The biggest drive of the season in ladies
fancy and scolloped borders and embroider,
ed bandkerchiets, is shown BY E. n. ,McGl-
LIN & Co.
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on THE OHIO.
An Epitome of News Concerning the boa''
and Boatmen.

AN EplIOuC VI @NO"c
and Boatmen.
CAIRO, April River 20 feet ; incnes
and falling. Weather clear and warm.
EVANSVILLE, April River 5 feet .
inches and stationary. Weather warm ana
hay.
ClxCIxSlTI, April River , set >
inches and stationsry. Weather Clear aho
warm. -
LOUISVILLE, April River stationary
with 5 feet 8 inches in canal u " ieet .
inches on the falls. Weather clear ana
pleasant.
The Resolute passed ~ yesterday.
The Elaine left for ParkersouTs at II a.
M, Yesterday.
The Telegram arrived and departed on
time yesterday.
in town yesterday. ,,,
The C. ". Bachelor laid up at P.ttsburg
on account of the ice.
The Allegheny is broken up and the ice
is expected down to-day. 80.
The Emma Graham will pass down this
morning at G o'clock,
The Diurnal is to-days Parkerspurg
packet, leaving at III a. III.
At 10 o'clock last evening the marks In
dictated II feet and rising.
Late news from Pittsburg states that the
river is Is feet and rising, with both rivers
iull of ice. o.r
Pilots Con. Mcdonald and c. G. Giles
eft for Pittgburg Tuesday on the steamer
DuuEtless. :,
The Barnard brought up a barge OF salt
yesterday from PonEoY, o, consigned to
Bloch Bros.
The Abner O'Neal did not make her ap'
pearsnce yesterday, and is probably laid up
on account Of the ice.
To insure good bread buy Electric Light
.!our. Your grocer has 1t.
TIE Davenport Brothers, the most daring
md successful team of acrobatic and con-
tortion roller skaters in the world, at the
Clapiine Street rink Thursday and Friday
nights.
One case of new spring prints, best make
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-02

ORDER a bag of Electric Light -four nom
ronr grocer. Whittier, lighter and more
ioaves to the barrel than any tiour made Is
The result.
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FIFTY cents per yard buys Q Black ana
Atwood Cashmere at +. NJ. mcuiiin "
Co which are really worth 90 cents
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To Dealers.

Just received. % boxes choice Gravely
tobacco. finest chew in the market. G.S.'
Feeny. l4lO Main street.
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Ed. CHRISTIAN has removed from 1913
to 1857 Market street, where he will con-
tinue to buy and sell all kinds of second
hand furniture.
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The Drown Il Darling Combination will
be at the Capitol Rink Saturday afternoon
and evening.
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Do net fail to see the Davenport Brothers
at the Chapline Street rink Thursday and
Friday nights. They perform wonderful
feats ON skates.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-02

FIVE cents q yard buys the Best Bleacnea
and Upbleached MusEns in the market
E. NJ. McGilin & Co.
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TRY Electric Light -four and you will
never use any other. It's the best.
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.nv- voR TIE s

YovY cutieurs Remedies IN t1 cuucln
ezsss I hare ever sol6, and yoaa rsrtt
fpest medicinal toilet sozp 70 .IptTs, C.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-02

TIE Drown & Darling Combination will
be at the Capitol Rink Saturday afternoon
and evening.
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OUR 81. 90 Celebrated white Shirt, rein.
forced both front and back, for qualny and
strength is superior to any other in the
market. Call and examine, at
G. HESS & SONS,
Mer TaiIors and Gents f~urnishera,
1891 Market Street.
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A Lender.

Imrorted linen handkerchiefs for ladies,
bensiitched and embroidered, worth 81 so,
in our special sale of hsndkerchiefs, al SOC.
+. NJ. McGillin 4 Co.
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The Drown & Darling Combination will
be at the Capitol Rink Saturday afternoon
and evening.
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CAsHMEREs, Serges, Ottomans and other
choice Spring Dress Goods at p cents per
ward at +. NJ. McGillin & Co.'S
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THE Drown 4 Darling Combination Will
be at the Capitol Rink Saturday afternoon
and evening.
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Do nc, fail 10 see the Davenport Brothers
st the Chaplire Street rink Thursday AND
Frdav nights. They perform wonderful
feats on skates
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-02

MoRxryG Glory Baking Powder, always
pure and reliable. Ask your grocer tor It.
G. S. Feeny, proprietor, lilO Main street.
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voR PALE. LANGtiN

Euadsted children, Win ptnpi!'-ras
Cufirura Remedies VIZ PfoV.ns<ddI
eIeansinz the blood and $40 serofBh
la and eIp<Ilins The germs dsSh
tism. consumption, Hsdfsvsf
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FlECrRlc LIGHT four is q blessing, to the
Louisville. Itssves worry. Buy a sack from
Your grocer.
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Do not fail to see the Davenport Brothers
at the Chapline Street rink Thursday and
Friday nights. They perform wonderful
feats on skates.
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.-o~uyaD 10 FEE

Charles Eayr. Hiniie, Jerry oy .
xyra: any soa, Q lad Of tselTs 81
plsssiy cured terrible as %ab1
Euticzrs RemsdA- From The DS 49,
The soles Of h3s feet ~ poe E1 $1,000
\ r,Ieay al phy setans haa
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HEALTH REPORT
Nade by DIR. George 1. Garrison, Health
Oncer.
Following are the mortality statistics for
the city. for March, 1855:

Deaths from all b5
Proportion in 1909 Oi population Per annuih"". 2l:6
Deaths same month last year. -.-...........-........ d
Mails ... -
,mal,> s.
Wiirr IS
Gluryl .-... .............. .
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Your grocer has Electric Light -four. II
has no equal. Buy it.
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ee,d ereryyhsn. Pfir: Gs,sssraM
riy0t. q: eosp, s en- rA1
Drvgss n ChsHissi o. ~
s..A for .Hsv 70 curs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-02

0a0V Gee c~.s.e..a 1900
01DB psrsssea ssds
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TIE Davenport Brothers, the most daring
md successful team of acrobatic and con-
tortion roller skaters in the world, at the
Cbapline Street rink Thursday and Friday
NIGHTS.
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Skin Beautihers'-
to Mothers Try 1hss

VIM, Gordon, 81 Ahibgtos 90 y
M. Wits: Having paid 49, 4
eiar dort>ss 70 curs my ttoJ'.sA -
I'D the Cuticurs Esnsebo, "
eamd. afte- ,xng three pseksse@
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viii be there as usual, and any n desiring
to pass 8 pleasant evening should not iall
to attend
Morning journal and courier., 1885-11-14
FAIR. HAVEN.
A Successful Operation-St. Francis,
 Atl,a..

A Successful Operation-St. Francis,
 Church Fair-Other News Notes.
 Lizzie Doolittle, the little daughter of Mrs. Orrin Doolittle, is said to be quite ill with diphtheria.
 Mrs. Wilcox of New York, sister of Mrs. L. E. Bailey of Prospect street, has been appointed matron at Wesleyan college, Middletown.
 George W. Chedeyne is engaged in steam fitting out of town.
 A. H. Watts has on exhibition magnif- cent cross of wax flowers encased in an ele- gant frame. He won it at the German fair.
 Laura, the fourteen-year-old daughter of Judge L. P. Deming, is quite ill with lung fever. Dr. H. E. Stone attends her. Myra, the judges youngest daughter, is rapidly re- covering from all attack of disease of simi- lar nature.
 There will be a calico carnival at the Quin- nipiac rink next Wednesday evening.
 Smith Bradley, who has been suffering with the typhoid fever, is able to be out.
 Miss Alto Hodgson, who has been visiting in Ellsworth, Me-, for the past three months, has got back.
 A grand fair is to be given at Washing ton Hall by St. Francis church, beginning November 23.
 Mr. J. P. Bunce who has been very ill, is getting better rapidly.
 Miss Hettie Bradley, daughter of s. D. Bradley, who was operated upon for tumor yesterday, was doing as well as could be ex- pected last night, and it is confidently expect ed by the physicians who performed the operation that she will get we'll rapidly. Miss Bradley, it is said, has been afflicted with tumor for number of years and was successfully operated upon few years ago. Mrs. Sarah Porter, for many years resi- dent of Fair Haven, lately died in Vermil- lion Ohio
Morning journal and courier., 1885-11-14
WAR IN THE EAST NOW CERTAIN

" An HIN THE EAST NOW CERTAIN. King Milan Flatly Refuses to Disarm
 His Forces-The British Advance In-
 to Burmese Territory.
 CoNsTANT1NoPLE, Nov. 13.-The reply of the King of Servia to the demand by the con- ference for the disbandment of Servian troops on the Bulgarian and Turkish frontiers has reached here. It is a flat re- fusal to order the demobilization of the troops. The ambassadors are now pow erless to further modify the situation, their only course being to refer the reply of Servia to the powers and await further instructions. There is decided impression among the diplomats that the attitude of King Milan makes war hardly avoidable. There are re- newed reports tonight of collisions having occurred between the Bulgarian and Servian forces on the frontier
 LONDON, Nov. 13.-A1though British and Indian troops entered Burmah several days ago the official order for the invasion was not issued by Lord Dufferin till to day. This course was taken in order not to give King Theebaw unnecessarily long notice of the ad- vance of the troops toward his capital. The first division of the army of invasion is ex- pected to reach the vicinity of Thayetmyo by Sunday morning. The city will probably not be attacked until the arrival of rein forcements now proceeding up the Irrawad- dy river unless the King begins hostilities himself
 The British troops operating against Bur nah will rendezvous at Thayetmayo, from which point an attack will be made upon the Minhla redoubt. Seven hundred Burmese troops arrived at Minhla on Wednesday and seven thousand more are expected to reach there within 8 day or to-
 LONDON, Nov. 14.-The Daily News Der lin despatch says the prospects that the Bal kan conference will definite settle any of the disputed points before it are regarded at the German capital as extremely precarious.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-11-14
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WILL sell on Tuesday, November f7, at 10 g. w m, at the house No. PA Orchard street, near Chapel, Brussels and Ingrain Carpets, octave Pi. ano. Black Walnut Parlor Suit, Folding Chairs Rockers, Marble Top Tables Extension Table, Walnut Chamber Set, Bedsteads, Mattresses Stoves Crockery, &c. no14 St