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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-16

The following named gentlemen have
during this week been elected directors o.
the banks named:
Exchange. n. Vance, Samuel Laugh
lin, L. s. Delaplain, John Frew, s. Hork.
hefmer, VIM. Ellingham, A: w. Kelly:
Commemorative. u. List, E. A. Hill.
dreth, ]. @. Thomas, w. A. Wilson, James
F. Barnes, r. J. Smyth, s. p. Hildreth.
National Bank Of West Virginia-James
Maxwell, NJ. Reilly, R. w. Hazlett, James
R. McCourtney, u w. oglebay, O. w.
Brockunier, John Wagner.
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NuTRlTIous food is essential as q means
OF restoring q consumptiye TO health. A
medicine that will strengthen the lungs
and soothe all irritation Is also necessary.
Such remedy Is DR.. Wistar's Balsam Of
Wild Cherry. Its the only preparation
OF Wild Cherry that gives complete salts
faction. 1t quickly cures coughs and colds.
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noUsE.oF DELEGATES.
Appointment of Pagos-The omelal ooun.
Completed.

appointment of Pages-rhe oficIal Count
Completed.
The House metal 10 o'clock, and was
opened with prayer by Delegate Powell,
Of Taylor county. Messrs. McClung and
Glover were appointed to notify the Senate
that the House was ready to resume the
counting Of the vote cast at the October
election. The Senate came into the House
in body, and the counting OF the vote
was completed, but q recess was taken till
5 r. NJ. before the result was announced.
The Speaker announced the appoint
ment Of the following pages: John L.
Thornhill, Of Kanawha county, mail and
banking page; Joseph Chambers, OF
Wyoming county, James E. Cunningham,
OF Mineral county, and Benoni S. Good
and Frank Engle, Of Wheeling.
In the afternoon Messrs. Gilkeson and
Fisher were appointed to notify the Senate
that the House had reassembled, and that
body again being present, the result OF the
October election was announced.
The joint session then dissolved, which
had scarcely been done when the mem
bers began to offer bills and resolutions
numerous. A committee consisting Of
Messrs. Gilkeson, Marshall and Morgan
was appointed to notify the Governor that
the House was ready to receive any COM
munication he might have to present.
Shortly after the committee returned the
Governors Secretary appeared with the
biennial message, and It's reading was at
once commenced by the Clerk.
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WAmISaroS, d. O., Jan. 16.-l 4. NJ
For Tennesseean the Ohio Valley, slightly
colder, local rains or SHOWS, followed by
clearing weather, variable winds, falling
followed BY .ising barometer.
For the lower Lakes, cloudy weather,
with SHOWS, slightly. colder northerly
winds. falling barometer,
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Gne Intelligence.
once Nos. 40 aud ~ Foarteonth Street.
Now Alvortisen,ents.

Rss sSG g R SseeiS % 30 Acres Of Land.
NOtice-Elln Orth.
Regular Saturday facEet Tor cinSlnaatl-civ Of
tiniin-Gco. Il. PARKS.
Coal NJ Cost 10 ClOSe-J. s. Rhodes q Co.
Ocean Fare Reduced-H. Y. Behrets
ADVERTISING Cheats Third page,
Roller skatts -Nesbitt q Bro.
Cheap D6olS-Stanton & Davenport
Rcd fickris--E. n. Me0lllln & co.-First page.
Annual Statement OF Receipts and Expenditures
y T M S XaSlvSrslfy@ Head Of Local,
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=. ]. H1aLEY, who represents the Enter
prise Advertising Co., OF Rochester, N. ",
made us a call to-day and is making a
business directory for the New
Mcclure House, which will represent some
OF the leading business firms Of the city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-16
ALL.M0OL KNIT JACKETs.

Wehaye now In stock q full line Of the
above Jackets; also, an extra heavy quail.
ity for butchers, and q full line OF Scotch
Wool Underwear, warranted not to
shrink. @. HESS & SONS,
Merchant Tailors and Gents Furnishers.
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RAsr IinxRrY. Jan. ls.-Catlle market SLOW o.
,;nehaneed nno,stions; receipts III head sniP
s.n,1ts IA head Hng market fair; receipn ~
mead. shipments Q 100 head; PhtladelphiiNs. an
ehanged prices; receipts 1000 head; ampmen"
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dor RENT OR FOR sALE-BUSl.
~ ness House fronting on Main and South
streets, numbered 142 Main street and w soSa
and O hydraulic elevator. Will rent or sell ro'
session given April /.
For Rent-six roomed House. No. o. Seventeenth
street Desirable residence, No. GO North FfOat
many others TOO numerous 70 mention. Rot fur
ther Information enquire Of JAMES A. IlENRl,
Real Estate Agent and Notary Public, 1872 N1iI9
street. hlS
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Yesterday forenoon as the train from
Parkersburg on the River road was pass.
ing through the Sixth ward, some yandal
threw a large boulder through one Of the
windows Of q coach. By accident nobody
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-16

81 CENTS per yard buys good print, and
Ave cents per yard buys the best at the
Red Ticket Sale. EN-. McGIILty& Co.
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TEST YOUR BAKING POWDER TO-DAY
Brands advertised as absolutely puro
CONTAIN AMMONIA.

-s THE TEST;
remove Dc esSer and smell chemist viii not 70 70
aulfod 70 detect tbs presence OF ammonia.
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A MlcHloANboyate a bar Of soap, drank
q lot Of soda water and went to bed to cure
his cold. The doctor had a hard time TO
pull him through, but the boy now says
the next time he catches o cold he will
use DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-16

pt1rssunou. Pa, Jan. i5,-The afternoon market
declined ID 6g{c, rallied 70 Ggc, but broke asein
aud closed weak ut 691Sc. Trading continue nsnt.
NRw YoRK. rJan. l6.-Petroleum arm; United
L Ealkn. rnnnnd no. ------
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FORMERLY weak, nervous, dyspeptic,
and debilitated individuals who found
only disappointment in the various BIT
ters and secret quack nostrums, pretended
kidney medicines, etc, are agreeably sur
prised to regain perfect health and strength
Of mind and body, and complete hearts
ease and freedom from aches and pains by
the use Of DR.. Guysott's Yellow Dock and
Sarsaparilla. 1t restores every disordered
function to normal condition. paw
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MONEY no REPAIR TINE CAPITOL

Senator Scott introduced Senate Bill No.
7, making an appropriation OF $50, 900 to
make repairs on the Capitol at Wheeling,
which was referred to the Committee on
Finance.
that the Committee on Education, when
appointed, take into consideration the adj
visibility Of so amending the law as 10
permit boards Of Education TO appoint as
school examiners competent persons with
ont regard TO profession.
President Price announced the appoint
ment Of T. F. Parke, OF Monroe county, as
Ensrossing Clerk, and ]. II. Dougherty, Of
Pendleton county, and Ernest J. Simpson,
Of Berkeley county, as Committee Clerks.
Subsequently, on motion OF Senator
Floyd, he was authorized to appoint an
additional clerk. This proposition caused
considerable debate, in which Senator
Price showed his economic spirit once
. mora
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rnR sENATE SESSION.
The Greater Part of the Day Spent in Joll
SaE.Ian Nh ltI s

the GrcutoE GhEt VI tho DAS opSaS IS tSsa.e
Session.
The early half Of the session Of the Sem
ate yesterday was spent in the Hall of the
House in counting the vote for State off,
GERS. Early in the day Senator Scott, of
this city, introduced Senate Bill No. @, the
aim Of which is to open the State Univer-
sity at BIorgantown to both sexes. II was
referred to the Committee on Education.
Senator Hays presented bill making an
appropriation for the construction o.. q
State Normal school at Glenyille, Gilmer
county. 1twas also referred to the Com
mittee on Education.
Other bills introduced were: BY McCree-
ry, to amend the law governing the iuris-
diction and powers OF county courts;
by Brown, making 1t unlawful fol
certain stock to run at large, and making
owners OF stock liable for damages; by
McCreery, amending chapter los Of the
acts OF 1877; by the same, bill amend.
| ing chapter 1873 OF the acts OF 1882.
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The following shows tho range Of the
thermometer as observed at Schnepfs
druS store, Opera House corner, Saturday:
"a. M, SO; u NJ, iSF.Mn 4e'i ar. NJ,
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12l CENTS per yard will buy q good cash
mere dress at the Red Ticket Sale OF
E. N. McGILtN & Co.'s.
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OWING to the absence OF important wit
nesscs Justice Arkle last evening again
continued the case Of Henry Emmerling,
charged with stealing $40 about ten days
since from Charles Brio, until Saturday.
The case against Mrs. Rybold, Of the
Eighth ward, charged with threatening
the life OF her neighbor, Mrs. Mentz, was
continued until Tuesday. The Justice
will probably give that beast, Peter Heiser,
o hearing tomorrow.
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Petroleum.

cTxorNslIr. o., Jan. 16.-Llve hogs steady; com.
mon and lieht Is 60A 50: packing and butcher
- Sa4 IS: ccipts go head; Shipmsntz1 SO head.
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BLANKETS and flannels have been re.
iuced as much as any goods in our house.
E. n. McGiLLIN & Co.
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py.nvopn pa. Jan. lA-crude OIL weak de
nnraIiSed and prices lower; National Transit and
idsWater runs Wednesday q eos barrelz total ship
tneEts So 7Si barrels: charters !l.SI barrels ceat
Rfices $4,000 barrels National Transit ceItlhcavs
opened at 5OSc, closed at 6g1sc; 'o"
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EVERY cloak in our house has a Red
Ticket which show them reduced one
half. E. M. MCCLELLAN & Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-16

DREss GooDs, worth 20 cents per yard,
E. N. MoGrLIrS 4 Co.'S.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-16

Ii order to reduce q large stock in a
short time, values have been annihilated.
The Bed Tickets will show It,
=, N, McGnLIS & %,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-16
COUNTRY RESIDENCE, T0G ETHih:ss
" with Valuable LAildS, near the CITY, loI ~

or Rent. .,,i III
my residence together with much'Or Hue "
Farm and Garden Lands, 10 suit purchaser I'D
don't sell will rent. There Bon tho place Nm.
tenant house; also large new stable, oGII, IA IN
crib and wagon shed, all under one Io2 " IN, q
other needful outbhildinRs There Are ~ ~, d
land, which has been enriched with hn9 Y, n ~
loads OF good stable manure, hauled 0l n.,,,sit %
last two years, Most OF the land i well g.5f
gardening purposes. Thete u also goG o.. IN hs
fields a large portion q The land d vel,
and ellgibly located for Building Lots; W! hsI
"A such II wanted. SOme have been sod I'm InrSiS
on. Terms win be made easy and u SUI g,tisShFI
en- For further information az, ReRLY,
isis -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-16
FINANCE AND TRADE.

A blue FmoAY to-day.
e. N. McGIL11N & Co.
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TOR RENT-SToRE-ROoM AND
H Dwelling House, at present occupied BY Z
ROdys No. lll9 Main stiect. Possession given ApEl
4, 1875. ALEX. ROGERS, iAl3
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FIVE CENT? per yard will buy good
,bleached and unbleached muslin, yard
wide, at the Red Ticket Sale.
i. NJ. MCiILLrN & Go.
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Excursion Ticket. to Now orlsan.

BLuR FRIpAY at
E. NJ. McGILIrS & Co.'s.
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Cheap excursion tickets are now on SALE
via the direct and popular Pan Handle
route. For tickets and full Information
call on or address ]. g. Tomlinson, Agent
foot Of Eleventh street, Wheeling, w. Va
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slxTY.YiyE CENTS per yard buys dress
goods which weresold at 81 90 per yard, at
the Red Ticket Sale,
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Glatrupna,tts.

r ADY BELLE, EGYPTIAN QUEEN
a Reveals Past, Present and Future; glys \.
Vice on money, business and family alIalrs Houn
frnmi n aP.H. M. % RtRhth street.. ms
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, Jan. Is The market was more quiie ",
seasorablc spccialtles, and prints In particular
there has been better inquiry, followed oy iair "a
lectiOus, while orders from satAmen on the Foae
continue fairly free. 81
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E0RTUNE TELLING.
gpr@eut.

T,oR RENT-A HOUSE SUITABLE
I fora small family, No. 1910 Eotr street. Apply
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RESOLUTIONS,

Mr.. Marshall presented a resolution d.
recttug the Committee on Roads and In,
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LOCAL BREvTr1Es.
Matters Of Minor Moment in and About ths
- cIt. u

Matters of Minor Moment IN ana Apout hAAe
CITY.
ONE marriage license was issued by Re
corder Hook yesterday. sa.a4
The oliyettes viii giyea private dance
at Franzheim's hall January %.
TnE members ofthe Elite Social and
their friends danced at Arion hall last
night. They had a yeryiolly time.
ANOTHER one Of the Comet social's pop:
ular hops was given at Mennerchor hall
last evening. A fair sized crown was
present and danced to Mayors music.
TnRboy Strauss, lockedupby Officer Reed
Wednesday night was discharged again
yesterday, being too young to prosecute;
He.is not too young. however, TO steal
everything he can get his hands on.
YEsrERDAY forenoon as the train from
Petersburg on the River road was pass.
ing through the Sixth ward, some yandal
threw large boulder through one Of the
windows OF coach. By accident nobody
was hurt.
THE rain and sleet Of yesterday morning
made everything q glare OF ice and the y
early risers had very difficult time OF II
getting around. Last night was very
disagreeable one. The rain fell steadily
and there was mud everywhere.
A MAN named Gallagher, living in North
Wheeling, finished two year term at the
AIouudsville penitentiary on Tuesday
where he was sent for forgery. Yesterday
he was sent TO the workhouse for thirty
DAYS for an offense against city ordi'
nance.
TnEadjourned meeting Of business men
manufacturers and citizens generally z
consider the natural gas problem will bt
held in the Second Branch Council cham
her at 9 o'clock this afternoon. In view
OF certain opinions from biologists ant
Others competent TO Judge, the outlook TO
striking GAS in the near vicinity Is not yer,
rosy. To introduce 1t into the city 1t vii
have to be piped.
A GRAND concert, festival and ball is L
be held in the town hall at Elm Grow
this eyeningin celebration OF the anniyer
sary OF Mystic Lodge, No. "a, X. OF 2. 4
special train will run out on the Hemp
field road, and persons from the city dc
string to attend will be taken out free
The lodges Of the order in Wheeling hay
been invited to be present, and man.
knights will accept. kramer's orchestr
will play.
TnE benefit ball for the Niagara Fir
company takes place at Arion Hall to
night. Mayors band will play and O. J
Mayer will lead the grand march. The tn
dications are that there will be a larg
crowd in attendance and . splendid time
One interesting feature will be the pres
ence of twelve OF tho old volunteer fore
in their old uniforms. The proceeds ar
to go towards fitting up the boys sleep
ing apartments.
OWING to the absence OF important wit
nesscs Justice Arkle last evening agail
Econtinued the case Of Henry Emmerline
charged with stealing $40 about ten day
since from Charles Brio, until Saturday
II 4 IA
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E1oR SALE.
-EOR SALE.
vALnAnIE coA1 PROPERTY

VALUABLE COAL PROPERTY, =,
Situated on W., P. &B R R., (old llesnpaela a IA
about two miles from Ohio liver, consisting o "a
acres Of coal and 80 acres surface and CHaI'
known a the "Willow Glen Coal ProPeT:y mn.
myl 1850 Market sire.
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ToR RENT-TWo BRICK HOUSES,
JIG containing seven rooms and bathroom, Nd
and gas, Nos, ~ and 81 soutb York street Apply
10 Martin Thornton. No l22G MarketstpeyL ilR
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quotations cioyersed quiet and steady; prime
ssss ) @ Sld, Is IS ssEsd; January and February
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AcoNsrlruTIoNAI AMINpNEyr

DR.. McClung, Of Greenbrier county,
offered House Joint Resolution No. 9, pro.
posing an amendment to the Constitution
Of the State:
Resolred By tte Legislature Of Uest Virginia,
two.thirds ofall the members elected To
each house agreeing thereto,
That the following amendment to Arti.
Gle X ofthe Constitution of this State be
and the same is hereby proposed, to-wit:
That Section Of Article Y Of the Consti.
tuition, as IL now is, be stricken out and
the following inserted in lieu thereof:
/. Taxation shall be equal and uniform
throughout the State, and all property,
both real and personal, shall be taxed In
proportion to It's value, to be ascertained
as directed by law. No one species OF
property from which tax may be col
iected, shall be taxed higher than any
other species Of equal value but property
used for educational, literary, scientific,
religious or charitable purposes, all GENE.
teries and public property, agricultural
productions grown directly from the soil,
and the products and increase in number
OF live stock produced within this State
during the year preceding the tirst day OF
January, and remaining unsold on that
day In the possession Of the original own
err or his agent, may by law be exempted
from taxation. The Legislature shall have
power 70 tax, by uniform end equal laws,
all privileges and franchises Of persons
and corporations.
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announcement.

K INVOLVEMENT.
BY request Of many friends hereby announce
myself as an independent candidate iOr Second
Branch Council from the Third Ward.
Respectfully,
tal2 JOHN RoBsEcRr
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A MAN named Gallagher, living in North
Wheeling, finished a two year term at the
AIouudsville penitentiary on Tuesday,
where he was sent for forgery. Yesterday
he was sent to the workhouse for thirty
days for an offense against q city ordt'
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8asina gn1uder.

NEW YoaK, Jan. ls.-Iead firm; common 9 g
The Press., 1885-12-24
WELLINGTON.
coRREsPoNDENCE.)

MT. William J. Reynolds, of Browr University, who supplied the Baptist church last summer, is expected to be here next Sunday. and will probably preach both at the church and at South Willing. ton.
 Many of our older residents will re. member Daniel Whiting and his son. Will liam B., formerly of this town, and who used to live on the late Origen Dimock' E premises. The latter was the father of ex-Mayor Whiting of Holyoke.
 -Dollie Slingsby has been quite ill re- gently, but is now on the gain. Mrs. Will liam Farnsworth is mending. We were surprised to see the other day new shapely building on the prem ises of Augustus Miller, Daleville. ssGus'' now has well-equipped blacksmith shop, 1Sx30, under his own vine and1 fig tree. where he now can be found as spry as @ parched pea, when horses and oxen come to be shod, and miscellaneous iobbing awaits his hands. Gus never says much, owing to the constitutional infirmity of not being able to express himself, but he has good store of both brain and brawn as @ blacksmith. ...... ....7#
 Elisha Jennings, an old-time resident, who formerly owned the Nelson Whitford place, died near Chicago nearly year ago, it is said.
 Mrs. Nelson Whitford is in quite a feeble and precarious condition. She doesn't seem to recuperate from her last serious attack of illness.
 Billy" Holmes, late assistant of De- pot Master Carpenter, has entered upon an advanced position in Boston. George Bugbee, who has for some time been in the employ of Durand Holman, is now with MT. Carpenter.
 pr. Ashbel Woodward of Franklin. whom many in this vicinity knew, died last Sunday, aged 81. "
 Samuel Wilson is moving back to the Jerome Holt place. He was disappointed in the job he supposed he was to have in Mansfield. .....-.
 -Lucius Preston has sold another lot of wood to M. Willard.
 Giles Potter, a state school officer. was in town last week. He was looking after children who do not attend school. The children that had been reported to him last year are now sent to school, or have moved out of town.
 Mrs. Wm. Henry Holt is threatened with fever.
 The young folks at South Wilmington are anticipating much pleasure over their Christmas festivities at the hall this even- ing. There is to be 8 Christmas table, while drsma, recitations, music, &c., will enliven the occasion.
 Charles Bentley is home for few days. He is now going to work for Ma son, in the wood business, Rockville.
 Mrs. G. Ladue has out her dress makers sign on her house, Glass Factory, where she will be happy to serve custom CTS.
 Miss Ida A. Webster began her school ln district No. 8 last Monday. Stella Pot ter teaches the school at Daleville.
 Folks this way have got into the habit of running into Pemberton's candy kitch- en, in your borough; for a pure article, cheap.
 The Sunday school children of the Methodist chapel, Holland side, are to have Christmas tree tonight. There are to be various interesting exercises then everybody will want to go to hear the new organ.
 Mrs. s. Taylor is reported to be gain ing in flesh and strength at the hospital in Hartford.
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ROCK VILE.

Arrangements are being made for a teachers institute to be held at the Rock vile high school room the latter part of January.
 -Ihe wife of Nyman, the convicted murderer of Burns, has together with her child been taken to the poor house. Ny man has taken an appeal to the supreme court.
 The Madison Square Theater Compa- ny, under the management of Bolton & Foote, will appear at Henry Hall on Mon. day evening in ''The Private SeosetarY."
The Press., 1885-12-24

A farmhouse in Rockland county, near ly hundred years old has escaped burn ing because a thrifty housewife, as she went to bed, set big crock of cream on a table before the fireplace to hasten its souring. The mantel caught fire and the flames ate up part of the floor. but were put out when the table legs crumbled and spilled the cream like blanket, sending up steam in such clouds that the blaze on the mantel was also extinguished.
The Press., 1885-12-24

F. B. Kinney and wife of Holland, while driving home from Palmer recently, collided with drunken man and Mrs. Kinney was somewhat injured; the car riaga was badly broken.