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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-13
SILENT MUSIC.

r. a. N'lakilIriek. in Coed Chesr.
helodious silence reigns from hill 10 hill.
for there may Be sweet music without sound.
The visttul autumn, gold-and-r,rsset gowned,
Doth al our souls With rythmic feeling alt;
On winter days, when all Is bleak and chill,
Aod each hare limb Is with q snow-ridge
crowned
In that white prospect melodies abound
Strains We hear Tot, bnt which our senses thrill;
On still, spring days, when the buds bedeck the
trees,
storm,
. And in the istless, dreamy, summer DAYS,
Nature l. riCh with silent harmOnics
Beauty i muSic in whatever shape
10 smiles on Us IN NAtnre's MYSTIC NaE..
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-13
INDIGESTION Cured !

,aBered n more than five years with iudges-
tiGn, scarcey able 10 retain the simpest food my
stomach The burning sensation was amoh iatol-
CRADLE and my Whole system was derlngei. was
Wskeful and could not sleep, aud consequently moro
or lees nervous al the time. declined in flesh, and
suffered all the usual depression attendant upon this
terrible dsease. In word, was miserable. At
last, falling to find relief in anything else, com.
mencej the use Of Ssiit's Specific l began to i'm
prove at once. The medicine toned up the stomach,
strengthened the SestTe organs and soon all that
burning ceased, and could retain food without dii
Guilty. Now my health Is good, and can eat any
thing in the shape Of food and digest 1t without the
slightest difBtuty. most cheeruly bear thi, tes-
timony, because there are hundre suffering as
was, and am sure they can bs as readily healed.
Take the pr scrbad dose after eating instead OF be-.
fore. JAMES MANN, No. II Ivy ct.
Atlanta, Ga, May Is, 1885,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-13
The Fresh Fragrance

OF S0Z0D0NT, renders it the most agree
able article ever used as tooth wash. It
has none Of the scrid properties Of the as
tringen. tooth powders, and instead Of con-
tracing the gums, it renders them firm and
elastic.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-13
DR.. J. E. SMITH.

Ill - -s SBVuu
No. IIoS Chapline Street
Near Fourteenth Sired
Ii the only regularly educated physician ,ped.a|
Oh the following diseases In the STATE Of Wot yb
ginia and the best evidenos Of his skill and ,gcssu
the testimony Of bis patienta He never use .
tents name without permission; those Appended q
r few out Of many hundred certificates In Ia poss
sion. Many yea1' experience In the best hcspIui
together viii thorough medical eduGatIsn anit
mlliahty with therapeutic agents. close obAerr,,s
O. tempermsntc peculisrties, and strict attentions
hygiepic management enables him 10 tr-si With 80
cess diseases which are frequently regStsd a ineu
lhs patient his opionon.
Proof.
Consumption, Splitting Bieod:-sy ihss|
gave up all hopes Of my recovery. Ut. John SAID
Nured me two YEAR, ago, Geo. DELANEY,
Martins FerJ,C
and Passing Blood was smAciatod 10 ,is.
ton. Strength gone. DIT: Smith cured me tso yes
ago. Mrs. c. J. Nelson, Wheeling, w. Va
Catarrh, POlypus of Nose, Loss Of Voice
'Sherd Tor {e,sS Physician. and % ,s is
s NTH cured me completely two year. ago Ar
been well ever sncs. Charles ChAddof,
Of speidel 4 Co, Wheeling Wv
Cancer Of Brsast-Was cut out three unag
Mrs H. ". OrcIit
To tho Ladies-Dr Smith has a method Of tr-a
ing falling Of the womb and female weakness vhid
cures 1t In short time. Ladies need suffer no oas
Female weakness-Most aggrkvatei hind ~
one seemed TO understand the case Of my iaazh.s
Dr. Smith cured her year ago and abe 10 nos I'd
and strong Mr.. c. J. Nelson. Wheeling, ". Va
Fistula In Ano, Piles-Most aggraVAts1 We
given up 10 die and pronounced incurrable. 20 -
hack for eighteen weeks. DR.. Smith cured me 10 IN
weeks without the knife. three yesn ago. and sr,S
better health now than ever.
Thos. Colvin, Grocer wheelnt
Fits-hy wife had them for years. Could gr1
relief DIR. Smith cured her three year. ago aad1
has had none hncs
scrofuIous ulcer on Leg for Years-p
Mn Catherine Phiisb,nu
Valley Grove W. W
DDr. Smith viii engage 70 cure any case q 49,
matter OF how long standing, without the fnlk -
without the least danger Of any kind.
Loss Of Manhood-DT. Smith h@ mae ~
atty Of this condition vh!cq saps the iouniatga,
health and renders miserable 70 many. hh ~
meut will restore health and strength 10 ,hon "a
Dr.. Smith Q rooms are % arranged that ptuenu
ing 10 see him do not come In contact win 49, 80.
and his business With ladies and gentlemen u 8<~
Blood Disordsrs-Thoss rus.rins IRON ss
stroyer Of life may consult d.. smith win ps''"
a Chart for Self. Examinations 70 psna al,
NJ distance 90 receipt Of two 70 stams ana p'H~'
thus treated are always guaranteed ..,, m
Consultation Free at Once. oa" h'N
= INTO Up N. daily, except sdnoeys xTH,
No. lIOtChapline sns
us2o Whsslins. W
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-13
SCABS. AND SORES.

| have been afflicted since last March with Skin
dkease the CoCtors called Eczema. My lace was
covered with sssbe and sores and the itOhing and
barring we're almost unbsarable. Seeing your Gu
ticura bemedies 80 highly recommended, concluded
10 give them Trial using the Cuticura and Cuti-
cufa soap externally and Reso vent internally. for
four months. call myself Gun d. in gra itude for
which make Ibis public statement
MRS. CLARA A FREDERICK,
Broad Brook, Conn.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-13

rUTTcURA REMEDIES are sold everywhere. Price:
CUTICvBA. Soc; Res. LvEST, 81 GO; SOAP, 25c.
Prepared by the OtTER DRUC' ASD Gil EMIcAL Co,
30 ton, Mass.
DlRaPLEs, Blackheads, Skin BIenAishes, and
sbss BABY Hunors use Cu'ICCsA SOAP.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-13
10000 Ticket, Ut Eve Dollar Each. Frsctions In
Hiths In proportion.
LIFT OF PRIZES,

1857 Prizes amounting to 500
Application for rates 70 elubs should be made only
TO the ONCE Of the Company In New Orleans.
For further informstion vdte clearly, giving full
address, POSTAL NOTES, Express Money on.
deTs or New York Exchange In ordinary letter
Currency by express (al Sums Of IS and upwards n
our eII sose) addressed n. A. DAUPAIH,
or n. A. DAUPHN.
GOT Seventh st., Washington, d. O.
Make P. 0. Money Orders payable and ad-
dress Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans La.
OR
LOUISIANA NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans, La,
STATE NATIONAL BANK,
Now Orleans, La,
GERAIANIA NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans, La.
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Incorporated in 1865 for 70 years by the Lez,sIs.
ture for Educational and Charitable purposesVvith
q capital Of 81, 900 0o0-to which reserve fund Of
eysf $3.50 900 has since been added.
BY an overwhelming popular vote its franchise
was made part Of the present State Constitution
adopted December ID, A. ID. 1879.
The only Lottery ever voted on and endorsed By
the people Of any State.
II never scales or postpones. Its Grand Single
Number Drawings take place monthly.
splendid opportunity 10 win O fortune. Tenth
Grand Drawing, Clan H. In the Academy OF Music
New Orleans, Tuesday, October Is, 1885,
Ie5th Monthly Drawing.
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-13
(qticura
A Positive Cure for Every Form Of
Blood and Skin Disease From
Pimples TO Scrotula.

DIsiIGUEk iNS hU s s hsu ss:s . hrup'
Loathtome Sores, and every species Of Itching,
Scaly, Pimply, Inherited, Scrofulonseld Contagious
Diseases Of the Blood, skin and Scalp with loss OF
Hair, from infancy todd age, positively cured
by Cuticura ResoiTent, the New Blood Purifier, in
ternally, and Cuticara. The Great SKIN Cure, and
CuNcura Soap, the Great skin Beaulner externally.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-13

"CRICK IN THE BACK" stitch IN the
side, cramps shooting add sharp pains, rheumat C,
~ neuralgic, and ,eatie pains, and every
%iA external pal n and ache sootbed and ex-
10 IN PEELED with wonderful celebrity by that
H$X8& new, original, elegant and speedy anti
~ SEs4I# dote 10 pain and Inflammation, the Gu.
w. TICURA PLASTER Warranted the per-
fiction OF elegant external remedies, and vastly su
periC TO all other plasters. AZ druggists 25c. nye
Tor 100. Mailed free. POTTER DRUG AND CHEM
ICAL Co, Boston
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-13

The picturesque cemetery at Fontaiue-
bleau lies on the slope of hill on the Dor
der Of the forest, Solemn Expresses, erect
and dark, form its avenues; yet there is
nothing sad about the spot. The fresh
green forest osks-for again it ia Spring
though many years have psssed-rustle and
nod around It's walls, Wild torgst.ue nos
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-13

ECZEMA CURED.
was afflicted with Eczema on the Scalp, Face,
Ears and Neck, which the druggist, where got your
remedies, pronounced one Of the worst Gases that
had come under his notice. He advised me 10 try
your Cuticura Remedies and after five days use,
my scalp and part Of my face were entirely cured,
and hope in another week TO have my ears neck,
end the other pant OF my face cured.
HERMAN SLADE,
100 T. 18th st., New York.
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west VIRGINIA MAP.

The RKsIsTKl's map Of the State, made irol I.
tual survoysof each county. contains ell pos, r.a
and streams, with political divisions. DO, al ]
considered the only complete map OF the sts,rr
published. size-Three BY three and three lors
feet. PriOo 90 Co1at0.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-13

ma PA 81, 600 REWARD for Itching,
UVH LIZ Bleeding or Protruding Piles DE.
I'll BING's Pile Remedy falls 10 cure
GhS Bold ID Logan a Co.'S drug stors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-30
4 GoSLIyGS MYSTERIOUS FLIGHE

Mojor Jd'tss H1Gglrtg quoted bg The Atbany Journal
Was allowed 10 visit my uncle on Sunday
Ina -cltand sunday then began Saturday aud vac
"A long dav. For Whistling lively air M uncle said
Jimmie 20 into tie garrett" Now. n there any
Mace next t. Heaven where wanted o. IL the
,lrfrt There WAS sword there which had been used In
e bittlcui Waterloo. aud old gun and fishing tackle
took a nshiug-rud ami put II ont oi th@ windOW
Below we're little pOslins walking around. lst
of The she'll. In q moment had hooked one. 10 had
thr Ifs. As raised u carefully heard heavy fOOstcp
ON the stairs. md expected a licking. Ny uncle
looked around the roum aud went out not saying
or doing an, thing lie Will let suffer all day sunday
and lick mr on Monday. thought. gentleman came
down from Edinburgh aud heard my uncle say: had
An experience to day that mysterious. We know
fun fcdgcd goose ly." lie added hut to-day saw
gosliug." And turning to my aunt he said: How old
are the gosliHgs T. light days, che replied We'll.
he continued of tuOse gosiugs ascend ia "A
straight line from that point of gravity and 90 straight
M" when he had finished said. " kco nee" And the
old gentleman asked me how got that gOsling into the
window.
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HOUSE CLEANING

be not only thorough and vigorous but that proper and
powerful dsinfectants be literally used.
Families recently changing residence cannot be too
careful knowing the habits mode OF life Of the
occupants Of the utmost importance TO thoroughly
disnfoct every part OF the house recently moved into
In every house the sLepng Rooms should be perma
nenty dsinectel by sprlnkng tho floors after scrubbng
and before laying the carpets with mixture OF one teacup
ful OF Platts ChlOrldes in two quarts OF water.
In the Panlros Closets and where the sunlight
enters, make the mixture twice the strength.
In The Cellar sprinkle not only the floor but with wlsk
we'll about the ceiling and side walls in the
strength of cupfu OF the Cnorides to the quart
In the Water Closets, prve3 ce3spoos sinks and house
the year round.
In the Yards, Stables and all ou0ftheway neglected
spots especially which rubbish garbage been
removed sprinkle well with solution OF part Chorldes
ten Of water.
Platts ChOrdes is powerful AMI reliable dlslnfectan
entirely odoress readily with stain
smell and full quart bottle which prepares two to three
gallons In the strength given but fifty cents at
apOhecays been thoroughly tested and largely used
by Boards Health Public Institutions and Hospitals for
tie past years and Is to-day indOrsel and recommended
NV over 10000 physicians
When pchdsfnG he you procure Pats Chlortdss as.
like al raiuabte preparations taTgely initiated and for
ne sake Of @ cents extra proGt INSCRIPTIONS dealers at
TEMPT 10 Substiiue tlJerioT articles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-30
BROOKLYN.

Two couples waited two hours yesterday for
Mayor Low to marry them.
The lighter Huntress, belonging to the Green
point Lighterage Company was upset by the wind
at the foot Of JOralcmOn-st. yesterday morning and
SIS sacks of salt valued at $1,000 were dumped
into the river,
The 18th Regiment, Colonel Barnes in command
had street parade last evening and was reviewed
by Mayor Low at his home.
The licensing of tho 1000 dogs IN the CITY will
begin Tomorrow. Last year only 1906 were
licensed. The fee Is 81.
Bishop Litlcjohn has asked the Excise Commits
siOnCrs not 10 license Anton Zelner to sell iiouor
near the Sholterlng Arms Nursery, at Dean and
Ioyt sta.
Liquor sellers are planning to follow the oocp,s
of the Citizens Excise League, who detect Viola
tiOns of the Sunday law, aud TO give notice TO those
whose places illegally open OF the approach of
the temperance men.
The new edifce at Lee-ave. and Keap-st.. erecred
by the Society of the First Baptist Church, will be
dedicated this evening at 1880
The Gilbert Dramatic Association of Brooklvn
gave a matinee performance OF a. Treacberons
Guest yesterday at the Park Theatre for the hen.
Republic of Kings County. There was n RoodIv
attendance and good amateur work was done nv
Mrs Alice G.. Ferris, Miss Lille Smith, III. ]. Sto-
KUN. j. &. Costello Charles L. Cathn, and Howard
A. KnudsOn.
The Independent Catholic Church people. under
the leadership of Bshop Mcnamara, the converted
Catholic priest, have bought the first church edi-
flee ever owned by that denomination and IL win
be formally opened fer worship this evening IL 10
frame building. at No. 0S Schenck-st near
Myrtle-aye., and is near the parish formerly pre-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-30
NETWORK CITY.

The police yesterday found a trunk in the street
which contained $75 some clothing and two bank
books in the name Anna NJ. Claus.
John Donovan. of No. GIG East Thrteenth-st.,
and Daniel McCaulliffe, of No. 202 East Twenty
sixth-st, two gasftters were overcome by escaping
gas yesterday at No. LOG BOwery.
General Hancock called Mayor Grace yester-
day IL was understood that the General had a
good word to say for one OF the candidates Tor
Charities Commissioner.
The Governing Committee of the Stock Exchange,
at special meeting Yesterday spent the afternoon
i'll further consideration Oh TIC report OF the Com
The Controller and Commissioners of Charities
and Correction yesterday opened bids for the pro-
posed addition to the Tombs. The lowest bid was
that of NJ j. Dady, of Brooklyn, SOB, ZOO.
This is the last day of the saleswomen's fair at
the Metropolitan Opera House. There are large
numbers of beautiful articles left which are being
sold at low prices.
Miss Mary Il. Cherry who for five seasons has
been reading from Dickens, will give a series of
three rectals from his werks at Rutgers College. on
the first three Mondays in May.
ERIE AND BROOKLYN ANNEX.
The New York, Lake Erie and Western Railroad
announces that the annex service between Brook
lyn and its depot at Jersey City and to Hoboken
will be resumed to-day.
DISCUSSING THE BYLAWS OF AN ART SOCIETY.
The trustees OF the American Society of Art yes
terday, at No. East Twenty -third-st., discussed
the report of a committee, consisting of X SWAIN
Clifford, Charles b. Curtis and ii. Is. Robbins, upon
the bylaws Of the association.
A STRAY ARM AND HAND FOUND.
A policeman picked up ON Thursday at Ninth
ave- and One-hundredth ST., directly under the
track of the Elevated road "a human arm and hand.
1t bore evidence of having belonged TO medical
student, as 1T had marks OF the scalpei and mad
been soaked IN alcohol. The owner has not called
at the MOrgue for it and it will probably be buried
q second time.
FUNERAL OF DIR. KEssAM
The funeral of DR. James b; Kessam was con:
Quoted yesterday by the Rev. DIR. W |. Sabine, of
the First Reformed Episcopal Church, and the Rev.
ID. Parker Morgan, of the Church OF the Heavenly
Rest at the house of his son, Benjamin A. Kessam,
No. 145 West Forty-eighth-st. The burial was at
WoOdiawn Cemetery.
ANXIOUS TO SHED THEIR WINTER COATS.
The Central Park police have received their sum-
mer uniforms, bright and new, from the taiors and
are anxiOusy waiting for day TO come that will
be warm enough for them to follow the example of
the animals IN the menagere and shed their
slightly winter coats, and put on a garb that will
show their picturesque forms TO advantage.
JOINING sIsTERH00D
Assistant Bishop Potter received into the PIotes-
tant Episcopal Sisterhood of the Good Shepherd IN
st. AIMS Church. at No. West Eighteenth-st..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-30
mps kLrrRtyGIoy - HOWE MLssEoYARY

ITis ram diSIdfrh ~ Inc ihihhtftpNtd ItHfs
The new Manor OF Erie has had tor his
ma den judicial Effort case that has awakened coEsd-
rfahc public Interest The prisoner is colorrd woman.
on sterrtu gou and her offence consisted Ia disturbing
the uuhir peace los attempting To convert her husband
Ia Giristlnity through the medium of mrataN' 9nd "A
dlg of scaldle wafer Mrs Stcir ngtou Is Methodist
and her husband % liIudoo ~ the Er1hmln sect When
she married hlm she not aware that he was pagan
bnt tho rs meal OF their honeymoon opened her to
- hut he declined with disgust, nor would he lot
her bite of hi9 bread. lest his caste should be
broken ana hc 10 claimed by silva the destroyer, after
death. II necessary also To use "a
double set 81 kitchen utensils and croCkcry, for
nothing Tor his ealing could BE- cooked I'm n
vessel rr. The only article 81 hers hc would
use her -ctlsau sacqUr and this hc used a. mat
upon which hr kurlt 10 LAY his prayers. He WAS
-ich ctritc dtyotrr that the nan Ot her sacque
was worn Ut. les bis knees she first tried O. convert him
from P4gru-tn To- Ne .huii-m by relating the miracles
III The Gospel and n singing Moody and ~nnkoy songs
20 him. hut he met her arguments by hOwllug NcJic
hsHn4 in -aufcrIf and telling her the miracles Of
kr-hnI The collision that resulted In Mrs Sterling
TON arr-t arose from disputc~wth her husband over
tie nf thcir Infant At the hearing before Mayor
Adams .hr wanted the Mayor 10 make order direct
ing child to Der made Christian and That the Chief
of Police hr instructed To sever tie head ot Svlas I'm
u.r hrctk nil the thIuas and crush all tie krshuas
m her husbands collection Of gods. The Mayor thought
hc had present jurisdiction over the child, and or
lcrd uctgcrrut missionary TO Dc locked up for ten
al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-30
WHAT is GOING on TO-DAY.

Openng OF new Cotton Exchange Building, 1880 q.
Trial Of Richard Short, Court Of oyer and Terminer
Dog Show, Madison Square Garden.
Sl0ssOn and Shaeier at billiards, Irving Hall, p. III.
Trial of Ferdinand Mayer before Judge Van Brunt.
Dedication First Baptist Church Lee-ave and kcap-
st., Brooklyn. 1880 y. IN.
Western Coal Association, Gilsey House.
Trunk Line meeting, Commissioner Flnk's Office.
Commissioners OF Emigration. p.
Athletic Metropolitan baseball match, Polo Grounds,
345 y.
American Institute meeting, Cooper Institute, y.
Sandy spencers funeral Church OF the rranshgur-
alton, D. IN. $500 .
Lacrosse match, Williamsburg Athletic Club Grounds
p. . .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-30
JERSEY CITY.

Eleven men employed in William Gotthardts
cigar factory In BeTgen-ave, struck yesterday
against reduction of wages. The men are mem-
bers of the Clgarmakers' Union.
The body of Captain James Wheeihan, who was
reported missing week ago, was found yesterday
in the river.
James Cowley a deposltor in the defunct Mechan-
les and LabOTers' >Gvlngs Bank brought suit
against Robert Smyth, Of the directors, to re-
cover $500, the amount of his deposit. He testified
that few months before the bank failed he heard
of the banks condition and determined to draw his
money ont, but Mr. Smyth advised him not to do 1t.
TIE jury yesterday gave the plaintiff verdict Tor
the full amount and interest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-30
PRESENTING NAMES TO THE MAYOR.

The term of office of six heads OF departments
will expire tomorrow. One vacancy In the Park
Commission already exists. In addition to these
the terms of thirty-seven City Marshals Will end
Mayor Grace has the power to appoint successors 10
all these without confirmation by the Aldermen:
Those who are nearest to the Mayor that he Will
not make his appointments before the latter part Oh
next week. .
Men whom the Mayor never heard of write to him
ASKING for appointment Dock, Park or Charity
Commissioner. Delegations OF citizens represent
ing unmportant associations call and present petl-
tions for the appointment of one OF their number.
The Mayor receves all pleasantly, promises to give
their requests due considerations ana IN nne cases
out of ten dismisses them from his mind. lie VIII
appoint no one to an important position whom ne
does not know or in whom he has not the hlnOst
confidence. Among those who are strongly urged
on the Mayor for appointment as Ire Commissioners
is ex-AldeTman John III. Seaman. Two petitions III
his favor numerously signed were presented yesler-
day. James Clifford, broadway dry goods sales
man, asplres to the Charity Cominlssoncrshlp, pnt
with extremely slender chances OF success OF the
same place a delegation OF Anti Monop0nsts, con
ssslas "a Sa'sT M 1S yesterday presented the
pane OF Dr. j. w. Green. John j. Milhau, mem
Ter of the State Board of Charities is supported by
his friends for that position, and a delegation Oh
Germans puts forward the name of General Franz
Sigel A German delegation from the With
Assembly District yesterday asked for the appoint
ment of ex-Alderman Bernard kcnney as Ere Com,
missioner. delegation from the Mild Ward
protested against the reappointment OF David
Cooling as City Marshal on the ground that ne
ran as an independent candidate III 1881 and de-
feated the Democratic candidate
Alderman Walsh called on the Mayor and said
that the lid District was moderate III It's requests
Ii merely asked that William (. COnran, a Fearl-st.
plumber. be appointed Commissioner and James
1athey City Marshal.
There has been some talk that the Mayor might
appoint Richard j. Morrison as Charity Commits
sioner, but Mr.. Hess. the present incumbent. has
been strongly recon- moulded for TeaDpOintment.
His good record in Office gives his friends hopes of
his TeappOintment. The general impression about
the City Hall is that the Mayor will reappoint Tax
Commissioner Asten. lie is the only Republican
member of the Board of Estimate, and his course
has secured for him the hearty approval of tax
PAYERS both Democrats and Republicans. Appli-
cants for the Office have apparently little hope OF
oustiug him.