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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-03
LIVE STOCK.
Whaling.

The market Is very good, this week.
Messrs. Hudson & Bayha furnished the
following quotations:
Cattle, 81 1904 90 for all kinds.
Hogs, fair supply, active 3l@4ic per h.
Sheep, 3@4c.
Calves, S. 00@8 90.
Lambs, 3@3fc per ID.
New York.
New York, February 2.-Beeves-Re-
ceipts 1886 head, Including 40 car loads
for expectation, making 10000 for the
week. Prices advanced ID cents, but the
feeling at the close was weaker; extremes
steers.$j 1905 Sc per cwt.; bulls, stays
COWS and oxen. So 50@5 90; general sales
of steers IS 2266 30; shipments l4O live
cattle; shipments for the week 729 live cat
tie, IL 1865 quarters beef
Sheep-Receipts 10000 head, making
$3.50 for the week; market dull and weaker
for all sorts, except choice wethers, which
are scarce and frmer; extremes So OO@
5 50 per cwt. for sheep: 81 5O96 30 for
lambs.
Hogs-Receipts l4,4OO head, making
Al 600 for the week; live hogs nominal at
81 1905 90 per cwt.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, February 2.-Cattle-
Market very dull and shade of from last
weeks prices. Receipts 1853 head; ship
ments $3.50 head. ,
Hogs-Market fair. Receipts 400
head; shipments $500 head; Philadephias
s. OO@5 10; Workers 81 6O@4 so.
Sheep-Market very dull and unchanged
in prices. Receipts 1900 head; shipments
800 head.
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HOW TO GET IN,
And How to Get Out-Matters Which win
Repay Consideration.

And How to Get Out-SIatters Which win
Repay Consideration.
There is going to be an enormous gather
ing of people at Washington next month,
and while every provision is being made
in advance to avoid confusion and insure
the comfort of all, still 'the gods help those
who help themselves" To look out for
number one is but the natural course
sensible man would follow. The railroad
situation in Washington is easily to be
understood. There are but two depots In
the citv Into one will come an aggrega-
ton Of travel from the South, the North,
the East and the West-trsin after train,
thousands upon thousands Of people until
packed like sardines in box would De but
feeble way, to put it. Into the other
depot win only come the trains OF the Baiti-
more and Ohio, that company owning and
us;ug Il exclusively for its own business
everything in the hands of its own officials,
and details so arranged that there can be no
mixing MP nor getting on or of trains at
wrong times and wrong places. Indeed, It
would not take mnch thought on the part OF
those who have had any experience what
ever as to crowds to appreciate the adVant-
age the B. L o. possesses IN washington.
Then too there are the facilities the lines
have in regard to track room and unre-
stricted means Of getting trains directly into
depois. For Instance, the B. 4 .. Is the
oniy road into Washington which can and
does separate its passenger business 30 that
trains from the West come into Washington
on The tracks of one division and the trains
from the East and North upon the tracks OF
another division. ...-
The great importance Of thsse facilities
NAV be appreciated from the tsct that all
the trains that enter the National CsFstal, on
other lines than the B. 4 o., come togethei
in q single depot, and the packing and lan'
ming viii be something terrific. to behold 20.
Let Alone getting in and about them. The
! greak NUMBER Of trains from the Southern
| hase alone would completely al depo
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-03

All trains daily except Sunday.
Pullman's Palace Drawing Room and sleeping Cars
,bronob ,Tiiheut ehsnpe from Steubenyile East 10
Philadelphia and New York. West to Columbus
Cincinnati, Louisville, Chicago, Indianapolis and
81. Louis. ,,
accommodations and any further information sp-
ply TO JNO. q. TOMLlNs0N, Ticket Agent at Pan
Handle station foot Of Eleventh street, or at City
Tickc, Office, under MoLure House. wheeling
JAMES MCCREA,
Manager, Columbus, Ohio.
T. A. FORD,
Genu Pssa and Ticket Agent, Pittsburgh. Pa.
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h, q. q. Railroad.
Leave Belaire a 2 p. N. Tor Summer6eld.
Leave BelAire Al 900 N. Tor somereeld and
p. IA
For through tickets East and West, call
on or address J. g. TomEnson. Tic ct Ag't
Panhandle route, foot Of Eleventh street,
Wheeling. W. Va.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Firms Stocks Higher-F1our Dull anu
neutrality-suspicious. Lower.
NEw YoRx, February 2.--Money l@l4
per cent, closed at /. Prime mercantile
paper 4(a5 per cent Sterling exchange
bankers bills strong at 483s; demand 4o0f,
GoyERNMgNTs-Firm; coupon tours sofa
at 1919.
Threes COUPONS
Fours and-a-hah
Fours coupons
Pacific Skies 81 l696...... .'....'.--''.'.'''AL'
ENTHUSIASTICALLY steady; Erie new
seconds heavy and depressed, breaking to
Sic. Between and 2:30 p. m. over $780,
600 of these bonds changed hands.
STATE SECUMTIES-Duu-
SrOCxs-The market was active and
strong during the early part of the day and,
under heavy buying for long and short
account, advanced I to q per cent. Inc
most prominent features of speculation
were Lackawanna, Western Union and
Union Pacific, which figured for large
mart of the total sales. Lackawanna ad.
yanced 2, to 90s Delaware and Hudson
lIto II, Union Pacific 10 5O4, Western
Union II to sos, ST. Paul l TO III, North.
western ! 10 90I, Burlington and Quincy !
to 1882, Lake Shore I to 62,
Missouri Pacific + to $50, aud
New York Central to S7s.
There were considerable purchases OF the
last named for London account. New
Jersey Central was an exception to the gen.
eral market and opened | per cent. lower at
32I on the announcement that the coupon
first mortgage bonds would be bought by
Philadelphia parties instead Of being PAID
by Reading, and on rumorS Of receiver;
These rumors were afterwards denied and
the stock rose to 33i. During the afternoon
Union Pacific and Delaware and Hudson
went off per cent and Lackawanna ] per
cent, and Erie was very weak, with de-
cline 10 IL! on unfavorable rumOrs IN re-
gard to the company's finances. Other
shares declined to I per cent in sympathy;
Near the close Western Union developed
marked strength and rose to 59} on
large buying based on the improved bust
ness of the company. This had
good effect upon the entire list and started
the msrket up once more. Final sales
showed q recovery Of J to I per cent
Compared with Saturday the closing prices
are to u per cent higher, except, tor
Denver and Rio Grande and Erie, which
are to per cent lower.
Transactions 283, 900 shares.
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Agent for wheeling.
Notice TO Creditors.

ITO THE CREDITORS OF ELIZA ]. MCCURDY,
i deceased.
In pursuance Of q decree OF the Municipal Court
Of Wheeling made in a cause therein pending TO sub
ect the real estate OF the said Eliza j. McCnrdy TO
the payments o. her debts, you are required TO pre-
ent your claims against the estate Of the aid Eliza
J. HcCurdy for adjudication, TO Joseph X. Paul,
in the city OF Wheeling, Ohio county, West Nir.
ginia on or before Wednesday the 18th day OF March,
1885.
witness, Thomas NJ. Darrah, clerk OF said court,
this 18th day OF January, 1885.
ia2coawy TiIOS. NJ. DARRAH, clerk.
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Trustees Sale of Farm Property.

10y VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST, MADE
} by Elizabeth Hull, wife OF Louis Hull, with the
said Louis Hull, her husband, to the undersigned
trustee, dated the LIST day Of July, 1882 and recorded
in the Clerks Office OF the County Court OF Ohio
county, West Virginia, in Deed Of Trust Book No
49, page IS, to secure Peter Wendell, Junior, the
payment Of the sum in said deed Of trust named,
will sell. on
at 10 O'clock A. NJ,
Of said day. at the front door OF the Court House OF
said Chic county, at public auction, all the following
described real cstatethat ID 10 gay: All that tract
OF land situated in TriaSelphia district In said Ohio
county, bounded as follows, VIZ: Beginning 81 an
elm corner to Mcconnell and Blaney thence south 81
west IS poles TO willow thence 81 west 10 poles
to stump: thence south ~ west - poles TO wal
g%5 east "a poles to white walnuts; thence south
80 east l6 pole TO fallen sugar; thence south 5S
east poles TO q fallen sugar; thence south 2 &c,
west IS poles to an ash; thence south west ~
poles 10 red oaks; thence south IL west - poles 70
elm aud ash; thence south l2ls west go poles 10
sn elm and white walnut; thence north 90 easl
Iis 30 poles TO an ash thence South "a east ~
poles 10 stone; thence north east " poles 10
stone; thence north ~ west ~ POLES 10 sugar;
thence south 70 east 2G poles 10 white ASH thence
north 34 west &c poles 10 hickory across the creek
on the west side on CTeiG htons line: thence with
his line south 81, west 100 poles 10 stone; thence
south G6O west II poles TO stone thence north 81
west ~ poles to q water beech thence With Inc
mesnderings Of the creek north II cas-, poles pole,
Ia east Is $40 poles; north ISL east - $40 poles
thence north 25}4e, cast lilo poles north w
white oak on the west side Of the Geek; thence
across the creek south % west $40 poles TO tEo
sycamores; thence north * east "A $40 poles to
sugar: thence north "a west p 40 poles 10 red
oae; south 81 west q 5l0 poles to corner to Nc
Connelps land south So west % poles 10 the place
Of beginning, containing one hundIed ana my
acres and fourteen poles together Win the Duhn'
inRs and improvements thereon.
FIRMS Of SALE-One.third, or n much more
Of the purchase money as the purchaser may eleci
10 uaJ in cash and the residue In two equal In
StaiIments at one yeIr and two yeaB from the day
of sale with interest from the aid day the deerrea
lnstRllmenis and interest 10 be secured ~ deed o.
trust upon the above named property.
iaS7oaTeci JAMESP ROGERS, Trustee.
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fIITS EIIRIGT SARSkphRlLLA
HOPE

Iog 4, nan named John Nayes, living near here,
b eating cancer on his lace, which bad eateh
bis noe, part OF hts cheek, and extendeI up
n 70 his eye. 10 was one Of the most sus5y
sorps thar I had ever seen. His throat hnally
he involved 70 such an extent that he could
swallow LIQUID ioOd. After using all the RENE
EithOUt Cheering the rIvages Of the eating eAn .
BIZ general health was broken down. ne was con-
% ms bed. and thought il to be only ques tlon
ne about his death from the cancer. lput nun
|siit'S Specine - last resort, ana ne OesAn ~
kOTed at once, and rapidly; his throat got Well )
hay1ges OF cancer were soon stopped II oegAh
bal around the edges; and after lev months
lme0t with ;. :. ;. he has gotten entirely VEL.
haze IA al healed over with new hesh, and nus
pa health IS excellent HIS recovery Is SOnoeE-
". +. CRVNLEY, N, D., OgietnorPe. Ia
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SANF0RD'S
RADICAL CURE
FOR CATARRH
witeh-Ifazel, American Pine, Canada Fir,
MaTigold, and Clover blossoms.

A single dose OF sanfora's Radical Cure IN.
SANITY relieve the most yolent SoeeSing or head
Gods cleaTs the head. a. By magic, steps SltsU
discharges from the Eose and Eyes, prevents hng'
and sub5ues Chills and Fever. In Chronie Catarrh
II eleanses the nasal passage Of foul mhcus restore
the ensts Of SMELL taste, and hearing vhea anected
siVe matter sveetens and purkes the breath, steps
the cough, snd arrests The progress Of Catarrh 10
HSrds CorsnmTto1. ,s,.
Ooe eoltle Radical Cure one box Catarrhal Soise,,
- - NJ eanfoT5,s Inhsisr In one packazs. Of al
druggist. for 81. Ash Tor sAsToEDs RADICAL
CCKE.
Potter Drag and ChsmieaI Co., Boston.
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Aanhnnd Restored,

X AxoT FREE.-A victim Of youthful impru-
SASsing Premature Decay, Nervous Debility,
- hood, &C., having tried in vain every knoEn
~, aG discovered simple means Of sels-Snfe
H. VII send FREE 70 his lsll0H sUderoIA
- n. REEVES, g Chatham 81, NeH fork.
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.aadry .nsndD.sula % tAe scennlisse On
RIMS nk sEcosp RsapIsc.

sLEs on sEcOsD READING.
The following bills were passed TO a'sec-
ond reading: n. BIS. No. Sc. 80. 81. 63.
10. ~, SO, 80, lt5, 81, 81, los aud $50.
BILLsREJscTED.
f. H. BIS. No. Sc and 10 coming up on
FIRST reading, we're rejected.
BILLS ORDERED REIMBURSEMENT.
II. B. No. sc was read first aud second
time aud ordered to its engrossment.
The hour Of 1890 having arrived, the.
House adjourned.
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gsDistsr
TRAYKLERS, guide,

A 1RTVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
IA EXPLANATION % RRRx8sHcH MARks; eDaly.
Isondsy eEceqted Monday excepted. -Whee,ihg
Time: =
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-03

R,-ox ma bronchial Troches win relieve
BrouehjSis. Asthma, Catarrh. Consumption and
Throat Disesse4- They are eSed 0''eIys 'eiA g0oa
Sh6eeSG
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PETRoLEUE.


Pittsburgfs.
PrrrssrRGH, February z.-Petroieuu-,
Tn The forenoon the market was steady and
pr;ces advanced to 69Ic and then declined
to 6sic at the close.
TftusVfIie.
TTusyILLE, Pa, February z-Nah9nai
T-a,s;t certificates opened at sole; highest
sole: lowest 6elc; closed at 68.c; ship
ments for entire oil regions LIST February
az s9l barrels; runs for entire oil regions
Let Fe6ruary, II. sOl barrels; charters slss
January 5S,S04 barrels. e
Bradford.
BRADFoAp. Pa, February Crude Oal
Market duh snd weaker national
Transit and tide-water runs for Saturday
n e25 barrels Sunday 1884 barrels;
eseFsge iog Jsassry g.. 3sl barrels cass'scs
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r ONO RIVER RAILROAD.
THINE TABLE, CORRECTED TO NOVEMBER
"a 1854 TRAINS leave Panhandle station, loot
Of Eleventh street, near public handbag - follow
Centrai STANDARD Time-vhioh II Is minutes slower
than Wheeling time:
eotns SOUTH.
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Saturday 5s.953 barroIs: average for
January 38.0i6 barreis; clearances 1885,
600 barrels. National Transit certificates
opened at 69ic. closed at 68ic; highest
69sc; lowest csc.
The Gantz well at Little Washington
made Is barrels to-day and caused con-
siderable selling, which broke the market.
on CITY.
On CITY, February 2. -National Transit
certificates opened at e9lc, highest 6slc,
lowest 6sIc, closed at 68ic. Sales 965, 900
barrels; clearances l, 746,000 barrels; runs
72,440 barrels; shipments 66,430 barrels;
charters 1884 barrels. Oil City Oil Ex-
change stock, no bids; $50 asked.
NAHS-8a 10 CARD.
Wheeling.
The nail market Is active. Nails, brsds
and fencing, 10d to God, 80 20; Sd
and Cd, 81 So; Sd and I'd,
g. 20; Id and Sd, 2 IS; Sd IS 70; I'd
q 95; Soc keg on common cut; barre,
II inch, s. go; II inch g IS; inch,
81 80; I inch. S. 20; ( inch, IS 40;
lining, 1 inch IS IS; I inch, s. 40; finish:
ing, 8 inch and over, S. 80; l inch, 5 6 IS;
/, 81 30; casing and box, SOC per key over
common cut; fine blued. Sd, s. S5i
utspikes, all sizes, 81 60; boat spikes, all
sizes, s. 10; roofing nails iron, So over
common cut; iron galvanized, 81 20 over
common cut; iron timed, % 20 over
common cut
FLoUR. GRAIN AND FEED.
wheeling.
FLOUR AND GRATIS.
Family -four, wholesAls.........$i 800 5 25
Middhngs per ton...-"..."."lS 0O(920 %
Bran per ton. IA 90
Wheat per bushel.. $4,000
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GRAND COMBINATION. :.
TIE WEEKLY REenTKR and Waterbury wstsh
win be scot 10 any sddrezs fsr $3.50. or the Rss
isrsl wa 10 sent 10 one address and the waica -
smother, the cash always 10 accompany the ssts. -
desired, bu, the order and amount must b rsoiss1
n one and tho same time.
Send in your subscriptions before the fAstsistsss
meets. Full reports Win 10 csaialaed u ~
REsIsTxL
THE WEEKLY REGISTER
sI.s0 per year In ADVANCE With Mao d wsf
Virginia, ten oenis additional. In clubs d v. No
Jor snnum.
WEST VIRGINIA PRINTING 20.
JANIS n. TANET. Manages.
CLEVELAND & HENDRICKS.
Tho First Democratic Prssidsai ssl
Vice President h Q 0Gar.
ter Century.
THE WHEELING
DAILY AND WEEKLY
REGIS Ter

Under the New Maaaeemeat
Shall be sIaeiiy vhs, vas sssst s1isssia1S ~
norsIss after The srxassr, Wis, TAsssussiy -
RrrIAsLY DrsocaArsr, Vim - hvers ~ ~
pcr.sn or faction within lie party 10 ths SstnsssS
Of the Whole party. wh>a ~ ssaiasiisss -
made by the regularly eonstitasss esa,saiiss dtAs
party then the RssnTn vf1-asS ssiy tisa-bss
-. unqualified support 70 Ne sssisssA
4 BIC OFFER.
The DAILY Rsenrsa Vim bssssfb ssy pss =
N. s.sts from Decsnbsf III sstii ths d. = -
L<eislsiurs, iss tve dollar, psyst,s 10 sssssA
Tss neat sssssa yin likeIy ~ NATL scar ~ -
Of Nsrch, -, snd viIi Be 60 q ~ 30 lapssb I
ant within fAs histssy Of tss stsss y ihs ssps,s,
neaial s.r~psst srssr, ~ sspssss cssn -
e.asas, end Ne snsessituisssalisy q ~ ss.k
t,ou Isv, IL snsss.at 1tks ststs csssisufsa ?
ana many sGkes ssfssB 81 vitai isssrwt - sssy
estir~n q we-s viryisia, yin - esaslsset -
,esi spoa. Ne Hsgprss WI Nm mn v~ssska
REPORTS Of III u ysscsssise. WkAs
psnocraiis NatisaA A1ni1istT1.9
len 81 Q Lewsr nesso G.
cssoFSes,
al ess.s-ss 4 - sssss siil ~ . sussvss -
srsse.r is.sssst n ~ 0srEsssst 81 ~ ~
,scL Tse Rssursa tAsssSh ~ Ntssssess ~
er-s ma Css1s.fmss vsihas ~ ssaSs No.
a .
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-03

eocN A MoSTH-AeESTs WANTED Best
yz1U sriiinz articles in ths World Doe saEaple
A3isa JAG ezoSs0S. Bs,ra:t MA
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Altrains dan, sxcspf Sunday,
Trim leaving ntias.1en e 50 = =. nst. a.
ca CO s,r a eoa sss.ss ;. Ms. ilss 81.
anA sad Chizza Z A. f0kD.
Cen. rHseasx AID Tietst Assst
a.a.rl M.sass. r1tssszrs. r. .
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-03

oDaiiy except Sunday,
Zsnesviile Accommodation leaves wheeling q
1:SS q. n and $50 p. M, Beliatrs at $40 O. N
n s:i5 p. m. daily except Sunday.
Aovndsvile Accommodation isayo Wneelins
l:SS A. n and arrives Ut Aoundsvins d i7iS =. H.,
daily except Sunday.
Mannir ston Acoomnaodatioa lssvo at 4:io ?: =
Through coach iron Wheeling 10 Coiunbus % No
?, leaving whseling ct sis A. H., arriving o. %
lumbus af 2.40 p. n.
B.GO. sleepins cans On al through taina
Close oonnecticu made for all potnts south enS
Soufhvest. Nerth and Northwest, making this do
srabls route Tor oolenists and pesoas moving 70 u
great west, and 10 whom particular attention
Oven.
Ticieh TO al principal points on sals ct DEPOT
Sleeping car socsmmodstions can b secured q -
~ THOa II. b. HAAsE,
Ticket Agent b. 4 O. Depot
JOHN BAfGlE,
Ticket Agent, under hcIurs HsvN
JOHN LANE, Trsy. Passenger Agent
w. u. CLEMENTS, N. Off
r. ]. DBVRIEs, Gensral Agsat, Wheslins.
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HRNo. n coming up IS unfinished
hpsipeSa. vas reconmiised. together sa'n
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wuEErIHa ANp PITTSBURGH DTysIoS
On ana after Decenber q. 1854, passsngsr train
Win run n follows, Wheeling time:
DxPAkTuREa
For Pittsburyh-s:3S = m. daily; t:lo .. m, sac
D. m, daily except Sunday.
For Wsshington-t:ioa m, daily s:1 q NJ t'~
p, m and $50 p. m, daily except Sunday.
ARxfvkIA
From Pittsbuxh-io:bS 4 N, Too .. n, dail'
except Sunday; II .oS p. N, daily.
From Washington-sae q m, lo:Ss 2: m, IL
d. N. dsily except Sunday; ii:05 2. M, daily.
C. x LORD, General flsenger Agent
THOS NJ. KING, General Supt
Ed. SMITH, Pan. Agt., Pittsburgh.
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Depart GTTivs,
Delta chief., 1885-09-16
Accident on the south Park.

The passenger train which left Lead
VILE at O'Clock Friday morning on the South
Park was wrecked a mile and half east OF
Como about / o'clock. The train reached
Como at 1890, and stopped fer dinner.
Everything was all right until they reached =
sharp curve on the down grade, when the air
brake refused to work, and the two passenger
coaches left the trick and rolled down the
emban nkment some twelve or fifteen feet. The
engine, tender and baggage car kept the
track. The passengers In the two coac ches were
considerably shaken up, but fortunately no
one was killed. Mrs. Cropkhite, OF Breckcr-
ridge, was the only one seriously injured, 90
far as known. She had both arms broken, and
was badly bruised. Mis- Jennie Golden and
Miss Holden Of Lcadville were also bruised and
cut. Conductor H.lc sustained some severe
bruises.
All were able TO txtricate themselves from
the wreck save Mrs. Cronkhite, whose ipju-
ries, It is said, mby possibly prove fatal. The
passengers were all placed on the baggage car
and taken back TO Como, where Mrs. .Cronkhte
was left in the hands Of the physicians, and q
new train was made up which, with its passcn-
gers, went on TO Denver. Fortunately there
was very light train out, or more casualties
might have to be recorded.
Delta chief., 1885-09-16
pre.,dsn, Cleveland a. work Again.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 7.-President
Cleveland arrived here at o'clock this morn
ing The Presidents carriage was in waiting
at the depot, and he WAS driven TO the White
House, where, after breakfasting, he settled
down at once TO work. The President, who is
well tanned by the sun and who appears much
improved by his trip, says he has had an excel
lent time and has enjoyed perfect health. He
hn, not been III a single day since be left, and
is at loss to understand how the report OF his
serious sickness originated. tits stated at tho
White House that the President proposes TO
dispose Of pending questions before seriously
considering matters TO be brought TO the no
ticc Of Congress In his annual message.
Delta chief., 1885-09-16
A New Use for Asbestos.

In the processes connected with dyeing AMI
printing Of cotton cloth 1t is frequently neces-
sary TO hang the fabric in loops from parallel
or ammonia In order that the cloth should
hold upon the rods without slipping or being
strained, It is necessary to wind rope on strips
Of cloth around the rods, but this only miti-
gates the difficulty without accomplishing its
removal, fer the heat and corrosive action Of
the yapors rot any covering in few weeks,
and the first notice OF any deterioration is gem
orally the appearance Of small pieces Of roll
covering among the cloth in process of finish
ing: Recently asbestos rope and asbestos
proves to be durable. Larger ropes Of this re-
iractofy material have been used for the trans
mission Of power over places exposed to heat.
Delta chief., 1885-09-16
Army Of tn. r.nn.s.e..

The eighteenth annual reunion Of the
Society u the Army OF the Tennessee met In
Chicago on the Och. The business meeting oc-
curcd in the forenoon, when Abou; 200 ON.
GERS and members OF the order ~erc prcsent.
General William T. Sherman, president of the
society, was In the chair. Tn, secretary re-
ported that four members had died during the
year-General U. s. Grant, Colonel b. y.
welch, Captain John Z Jones and Msjor Jos.
Barber. A committee was appointed to draf,
appropriate resolutions In view OF the death OF
General Grant and his widow was elected
substitute member of the society. The widows
Of General Crafts, J. Wright and Major jos.
Barber were also elected substitute members
Of the society.
A magnificent audience gathered at the Cen
trail Music Hall, In the evening. when the 's,
orAt!ons Of the occasion were delivered by
Governor ogiesby and General Sherman. The
latter's speech was an eulogy upon General
Gran, and was an eloquent tribute.