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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-15
TIE CITY IN BRIEF.
Matters of Minor Importance Picked Up
About Town.

Matters of Minor Importance Picked Up
About Town.
The United States District Court will
convene this morning.
THERE will be about ten cases before
His Honor this morning.
THE Board of Commissioners will meet
this morning in special session.
YESTERDAY was an ideal spring day, and
many persons were on the streets.
OFFICER WEsr yesterday arrested Alex.
Wallace, for taking hand in the fight at
the Dillon House, Saturday night
The Middleton Bros. Refined Parlor
Novelties and English Royal Msrionettesp
will be at the Academy OF Music tonight.
WV. ERskISE, ESQ, will give practical
talk on Civil Service Reform" in the I.
NJ. C. A. psrlors, st s o'clock tomorrow
evening.
The ropes provided the Fire Department
BY Council to stretch across the streeta
during fires were put up last night, but the
crowd paid little attention to the restrie'
ton.
T. NJ. GARYIN, ESQ delivers his regular
monthly law lecture to the students OF the
Business College tomorrow morning, on
the subjects Of Partnership, Factors AND
Brokers.
ABOUT halfpast two o'clock yesterday
morning FIVE shots were fired in the neigh
borhood of Warren's Oil Refinery by some
person as yet unknown. The police anC
reporters went out, but nothing could b
found.
JAMES A. CAHILL, a we'll known glass
worker, died at his residence No. S64'
Jacob street. at 5 clock last evening ,sge'
26 years. The death of her son leaves hi
mother entirely depending on herself 10
support, IS it is believed she has no rela
tive in this country. She has the SINGER
sympathy of all who know her in her gres
loss
A MINSTREL company has been torme
in this city, under the proprietorship c
. Mitchell and Dumont. Robert c. Morto
is treasurer, and Thomas D. Erman man
sger. The company embraces some frs
class talent, and will start out upon tn
road the latter part Of April, with tu
brass band and orchestra. The compan
will 20 into active rehearsal the comm
week. The boys will no doubt be success
full.
The Starr. Harris Opera Company whic
. gave q week of opera at the Academy
Music this season, several days since pro
duced the 'Miksdo" in the peniteutisry a
Jackson, Michigan. for the amusement
the prisoners. Ko.Ko's song, Take
From the County Jail" was heartily az
plauded. One prisoner in for life said tn
performance WAS the fret ray of suphgh
he had seen in seventeen years. The con-
psny gave the performance free and use
all its scenery.
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The Art Exhibition.

The art exhibition. which is to open Up
at the store of Mr.. J. II. Kirk, No. 1905
Main street, on the 18th inst, promises TO
eclipse ali previous affairs Of the kind.
The interest taken by our local artists,
amateur and professional, ss well as those
from neighboring towns is very great, and
for weeks past many haze bsen industri-
ously at work finishing pictures to be dis
played. Numerous other articles are also
in course of preparation, or have already
been completed, and the aggregate Of beau
titul objects viii tax the capacity of Mr..
Kinks storeroom to the utmost 4 great
many exhibits have already been received,
and this week there viii doubtless be quite
8 rpsh.
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RIPPLEs FROM TIE RIVER.
News Cleaned About the Wharf and
from Our Exchanges.

News Cleaned About the Wharf and
from Our Exchanges,
The Jacob Heathsrington passed up.
The Clifton passed down with brick yes
terday.
The marks last night indicated feet 6
inches and rising.
The Elaine vill be to day 8 Petersburg
packet leaving at II q.
Katie S,ockdale passed Up yesterday at
l:3O p m, With q good trip.
The General Pike will be up from Gin.
cinrsti tomorrow fox Pitisburg
The C. W. Bachelor leaves for Pitts.
burg to- morrow morning g. IT, m.
The Andes is cue up today ison Gin.
ana Uiii return 10 The same port
tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock.
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Advice to Mothers.

Mrs. Windows Soothing Syrup for chill
dren teething, is the prescription Of one Of
the best femals nursee and Phyicisns in the
United States, and hes been used for forty
yssss with never filling success b. MI.
hons Of r4ssha--s for their children. Dur.
ing the process Of tsethiRg j. value is il.
calculaSle It relieves the child from psir,
cures dysentery and diaTrhes. gripping in
tha koNess. end wind colo. BY giving
health to the child i .ssts the mother.
Price aSe bottle
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L. S. GooDGUo. sell dry goods the cheapes
A TALL TUMBLE

Young I'D. Gold Falls a Distance of
Thirty Feet,
Ed. Gold, o young man aged eighteen
years, in the employ OF E. Buchanan & Co
experienced a terrible fall, about noon
yesterday, that might have easily
caused his death. BE boards with
his employer at llO4 Chapliue street, and
at the above named hour was sitting in his
room in the second story back, when he
was evidently seized with fit of epilepsy.
His window oVsrlooks lower building,
whose highest point from the ground is
probably thirty feet. Young Gold, all
unconscious OF what be was about, climbed
out onto the roof of the building and
walked seusrely off of the highest part.
An instant more and people were start
led By heavy tall in the yard, and when
they appeared on the scene the young man
was walking toward the front gate, which
he reached The distance was some forty
or fifty feet, and in view of the fall he had
received, this feat was something almost
miraculous. He was taken into
the house and q doctor
summoned, who made an examination and
found the right ankle bone shattered and
the leg slightly scratched. The young
man also complained Of severe pain in,
his spine, and upon examination slight
pretuberance was found ct the seat OF pain,
but no bruise. 1t is probable that Gold
when he fell struck on his left foot, and bis
body being thrown violently forward,
caused his spine to be severely spIained.
He was perfectly conscious after the acct
dent, but could remember nothing what
ever of the circumstances leading up to
the occurrence. he certainly had mar
row escape, as the pavement wherein he
slighted is ss hard as hard brick can
make il, and the distance all of thirty feet.
The exact extent OF the spinai injury can
not yet be definitely determined.
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Not symptoms, bot the Di,ea,.

1t would seen to be truth appre liable By al,
and especially BY professors Of The healing ART that
10 remove disease, not 10 aGe7iate is symptoms,
.hOuid DO the eAlet aim Of Medication. Yet in
how many itstsrcsS do We Sc this truth admitted
In theory, igEofed in practice. The ra.on tha.
HOste;ter's stoua1S Bittens Is successful IN 80
many cases, wi which remedies p,e,isuLy tried
were inadequate to 20 e, /, attributable to the fact
that II Is a medicine which reaches and r, moves
the causes OF The various mslsdits to which it is
adopted. Indigestion, fever and ,gue, liver con-
plant, g)ut, rbeuna,ism, disoader of the bowels
urinary affections, AID other malaies are not raj
hated merely, but rostsi out by IT, 1tgoes u tha
fountain heaa. Iris resi- y, not romInaiy. . rsSie
cal remedy, ard II end0Ss the system with IN
amount Of vieOr watch Is 1t. best protection against
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-15

The undersigned call the attention Of
the public to the fact that they have open.
ed an entirely new and fashionable stock
Of Hats, Caps and Gsntlemeu's Furnish
ing Goods. The assortment includes
everything that is nice and nobby in those
..ue3, apd viii be sold at most reasonable
figures. Patronage solicited. 30 trouble
to show goods. Don't forget the place
No. 1904 Market street, nnder the Mcclure
House. NOBLE BRos.
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PEOPLE WE ALL KNOW.
Our Daily Chronicle of the Movements
Of Individuals.

/ Our Daily Chronicle of the Movements
of Individuals.
James Smith, of Parkersburg, iJ regis
tered at the Howell
F. W. Lambie, Of Burlington, W. Va,
is at the Stamm.
4. J. Blstt Of Sandy Lake, Pa, is at
the Stsam.
B.F. Of St. Louis, is registered at
the Stamm.
Frank HsFy and son, of Pittsburg, are
at the Howell.
District Attorney ". q. b. Flick ar
rived last evening from Martinsburg.
: Mr.. Jacob F. Fuchr, prominent young
nsn OF the Wheeling Pottery, will leave
on Tuesday neat 70 ''ocste in Allegheny,
Pa.
Judge and Mrs. Thompson leave today
for Cincinnati. where they will join friends
on a visit to Florida Theywill be absent
for some time and their address will be
St. Augustine, Fls.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-15
Blaze In a Stable

Yesterday morning about II o'clock,
fire alarm box No. 81 was pulled and a
general alarm called the department to
Jacob and Thirty.ssventh streets, where a
stable on the latter street, between Eoff
and Jacob, the property of Mrs. Davis, was
in flames. The Eighth ward company was
on the scene in very short time and had
the flames under control before any of the
others arrived II is said crowd Of boys
have been in the habit of copgregrating
there every Sunday, and it is thought they
accidentally set Ere to the building. The
damage was light amounting only to about
forty or fifty dollars.
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Good Results in Every Case.

D. A. Bradford, Wholesale paper dealer
of Chattanooga, Tenn, writes that he was
seriously afflicted with severe cold that
settled on his lungs: had tried many rene.
dies without benefit Being induced to try
DR. Kings New Discovery for Consunp
ticD, did 30 and was entirely cured by use
of few bottles Since which time he has
used it in his family for all Coughs and
Colds With best results. This is the expe-
rieuce Of thousands whose lives have been
saved by this Wonderful Discovery.
Trial bottles free at Logan 4 Co. g drug
atora
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-15
"B. & o.

Until further notice special train, con.
sistiDg Of baggage car, coaches and
sleeper, will leave Wheeling for Chicago
via B. ( o., on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and
Thursdays only Of each week st 7:S5 p. m.
city time, and win srrigs ct Chicago at
8:55 the next morning, making sonaaa
ton for all points West. No change Of
cars Of any class between Wheeling and
Chicago on this train.
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Our own make shoes in all styles g. 81
Locke's, 1913 Main street.
Revolutions OF Resneet.

The following resolutions Of respect were
adopted By Local Union No. Is, A. F. G.
W. U:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty God
to call from our midst our beloved brother
John ". Fox; therefore belt
Resolved, That while we bow in humble
submission to the will OF Almighty God,
we sincerely deplore the loss Of cur es
teemed brother, who BY his upright walk
through life hsd won the respect Of all WHO
knew hisl.
Resolved, That We extend our warmest
sympathy to the family of our deceased
brother, in this their hour OF trial and attic.
ton, with which it has pleased Almighty
God to sflict them.
Resolved That we drspe our charter in
mourning tor thirty days in scknowledg-
ment of the high esteem and respect in
which We held our brother, and that these
revolutions be entered upon the minutes o:
the Local Union and copy sent to the
family of our deceased brother; also that
they be published in the Wheeling daily
papers.
J. R FOWLER,
Pc. COSNELL,
!. RosESTaAL,
Committee.
Martins Ferry, O., March 18th, 1886.
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THE DAILY CALENDAR.


Mas Maria Bier, one Of Wheeling 8
Oldest citizens, died yesterday morning at
IL O'Clock, at the residence Of her sister,
Mrs. P. E. Baldwin, SO Sixteenth street IN
the eightieth year of her age. The lady was
the oldest daughter Of the late Major
Philip Bier, ard came to Wheeling in 1917
with her father. She was greatly respected
by all who knew her, and will be missed
from among her circle of acquaintance.
The funeral services will take place Tues
day, a. m, and the interment will be
private.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-15
BuekIsn's Arnica Salye,

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, Tettas, C spped Hands, Chilblsins
Corns, and sllSkin Erpptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. II
is guarantee d to give satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price rs cents per box.
For sale By Logan i Co.
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LOdsx to New ADVERTISEMENT.

stop That Gough-Dursts Cough Drops
Kenyon Grammar school
For Rent-DNelling House.
Rig Lire Of Handksrchisfs-D. Gundlin CO.
Wauted-Ladiss and Gentlemen.
Notiee-0ne Hundred y all Feeders Wanted
for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Andes.
ACADEMY Of MuSic-Rsfned PaTlor Novelties.
Contractor ar BUilder-Stephen McCullOugh.
SeW Dress GoOds-Geo. 4. Taylor
Grand Opening OF Carpets-Stone 4 Thomas.
French Satines-J. $. Rhodes & Co.
Ladies and Gsntlemen's Else Stationery-Stan
ton & Davenport.
Cooo1auts-N. Schulz.
yDripg Stock Of Wall Paper-JOs Graves 4 Sen
Morning Glory Baking POwder-G. 5. Feeny.
Cheap kmit-R. J. Smyth-
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Additional Local on First Page.
sPRING and SummeP Stock i'm

SPRING and Summer stock just
received An elegant and COM
pkete line Of Suitings, PanfaIOOn-
fngs and OyereOafings, which we
viii make up I'm the best style
and al low prices.
q. HISS q SONS,
1871 & I32S Market 81.
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Excursion Ticket IN the gouth.

Excurion tickets to New Orleans, Jack
sonville and all southern resorts are nov
on sale at the Panhandle office. For
tickets or full information call on or ad.
dress j. g. Tonlinson, Passenger Agent
Panhandle route, Wheeling, W. Va.
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looks so Untidy.

Nothing looks mora untidy than the
presence of scurf and dsndruf in the hair
and on the clothing One bottle Of Par
ker's Hair Balsam will heal the scalp and
free it from this nuisance. Stops falling Of
the hair, promotes new growth and makes
it soft, glossy and silky. Best of dressing.
Deliciously perfuueS. .
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Hanther Indioat,nnn.

WASHINGTON, D. C., March l5.-For the
Ohio Valley and Tennessee, warmer south
west winds, followed BY colder westerly
winds, fair weather followed BY light rains.
For the lower lake region, stationary
temperature, esterly winds, local rain or
SNOW
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Mbrelin9 Resister
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
The Weather.

Following shows the range of the Their
mometer record Saturday and yesterday, Is
observed BY c. Schnepf, the Opera House
druggist: Saturday. a. m, 80; II N,
AZ; 3 p. m, 40; ? m, 80. Sunday
g m, &c; II m, 40; ; p m, SO; p. m,
80
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As oUR stock is entirely new, we have
all the latest styles in hats and furnishing
goods. NOBLE Bros,
1904 Market street,
New Mcclure House Hat Store
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THs stock Of has, caps and gents fuI-
n;shinq goods at Noble Bros. nez store in
the New MeL1re House building is COM
plsts.
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WOUNDED MEN.

About the time the FIRE was gotten under
control. Thomas Rose, foreman of the
Eighth ward hose company, slipped and
fell off the roof Of the building to the ground
below. He was found BY Officer Lukens
and taken TO McLain's drug store, where it
was ascertaiued that he was hurt in the left
side and his left hand badly cut by broken
glass. he was removed to his home oppo'
site the Eighth ward hose house, where he
is resting easily.
A few moments later Mr.. c. Blum, book
keeper ct Kress' brewery, had the mistor
tune to fall from o building in the rear Of
Srif's dying establishment, distance OF
about twelve feet. He struck on his left
shoulder, which was bruised quite badly as
was also the Lett side of his face. He suf,
tered some internal pain about the chest.
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DENTISTS
sRy GOODS
The GREATEST BARGAINS
Ever offered we now put way
in the shade.
NO

E,pIie,tas s,ler these are gone All eolors, beau,
f,fII satin Feroery l2b,c; all eOlors, hali-N COL
Ca,hmsIes, y yards for A.UO %.
A. elsgsDt Inc of nev silks, colored, 2Sc, &c
ths gfni lhat cells elsewhere or SOC. Two cases
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Martins Ferry, O., March 18th, Isl
A Gard,

Qua own make shoes in all styles $3.50.
Lockes, l043 Main street.
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IN

Enlle,s variety and price, very Low. New Dress
Goods latest styles and shades. Robes, plain 10
bryCads aud eu5T0i1eEej. Remember we have net
been IN
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Our own make shoes in all styles $3.50.
Lockes. l049 Mein street.
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ENTERED THE PREMISES,

and this suspicious circumstance amounts
to conviction when taken in connection
with the fact that the FIRE was started in
the extreme west end OF the building, and
with the further information that some
FIVE or six weeks ago, an attempt was
made to burn the same building. At that
time Mr.. Blumenberg and his family were
aroused by the smell of wood smoke, and
hastily running down stairs Mr.. Bluuen-
berg discovered that portable chicken
coop beneath his summer garden was on
IRE and burning briskly. The fire was ex.
tinguished with few buckets OF water.
Mr.. Blumenberg did not arrive at his
home last night until the FIRE was
about extinguished, and was much affect
ed by the unexpected calamity. he is
thoroughly satisfied that some personal en-
envy sought to crafty his spite oy burning
him out, but cannot imagine who the
guilty party can be.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-15

OUE own make shoes in all styles $3.50,
Locke's, l043 Main street..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-15

Our stock is entirely new and includes
the latest spring styles.
NOBLE Bros.
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The LOSS

to the building and fixtures will probably
aggregate three thousand dollars. two.
thirds of it by FIRE and the balance by wa.
ter. This loss is fully covered by insur-
snce. On the rear building, where the
fire originated, erected BY Mr. Blumenberg
personally, there is policy of 81 900 in
the German, ofthis city. The fixtures aud
furniture are insured for $1,000 in the
Peabody, while the stock, which is uuin-
jured, is also insured in the Rogers sgen-
cy. The building, which is owned by
Charles Coen, is also insured, but as Mr..
Coen could not be found last evening, the
figures are unknown.
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LEFT

e., z ward. worth 9, o. Black and Colorsd silks
wonderfully cheap. Ye,Vets, all the latest shades
IN Plain. BrOCaded and Embossed, striped SuH
Booked Drgss Buttons and Ornaments
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GOODS

Inc psoDla want and have gotten them nice
aad durable goods aud plenty for hTtie money. II
y.T Waut a Surah silk, We have gOt them nice
sss,-tTnent Al Sc 75c and Sc Black ottoman
SIX, a lob, q great bargain and all there Was
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WRAPPED IN FLAMES,


WRAPPED N FLAMES,
the bright glare on the sky attracting an
immense crowd of excited people, many Of
whom thought the rear Of some of the
large Main street dry goods houses were
on FIRE. While some of the fremen en-
tered the burning building from the
front, other got streams upon the rear
where the flames were raging most intense
ly, and in the course of quarter Of az
hour what ct one time threatened to be a
very extensive conAsgrstion was complete
ly under control
Mr.. Blumenberg and his family were
not at home when the FIRE broke out, and
there had been no FIRE in the premises foI
several hours, and none IN the part where
the fire originated for three weeks past
The gentleman who first discovered the
FIRE says the front door of the saloon was
unlocked when he ran to it, while Mr..
Blumenberg and his bar tender both say il
was locked when they left the building,
This of itself is evidence that some one
had
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MORE

OF the last color GinghaE,s, yards for 29ci Crin
L 81 SeeTslekers l.c; beautiful Dress Gingaam
IL; White Goods, stripes, thecks anu lace san I'm
30 Ks Plain aud FigUS4 Lawns nom &C anu up
yards We know What kind VI
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AN INCENDIaRY AT LARGE,
Henry BIumenbsrg's Saloon Burn
ed Out Last Night.
The Loss About Three or -Four Thou
sand 0Ollars---CoVered by
lnSurance---Two Men
Hurt.

About o'clock last night some gentle
men passing along Market street, north OF
Twelfth, noticed streams of smoke escap-
ing from about the front door of Henry
Blumenberg's saloon, No. ll5l Market
street, snd looking through the windows
saw the reflection of a FIRE burning at the
extreme end Of the long rOom Immediately
in the rear of the bar. The gentlemen at
once ran across the street to box %, but
IS no key could be found, an alarm was
sent in from box "A, at the corner of Main
and Twelfth streets. The department
quickly responded, but by the time the
6remes arrived the entire building, used al
summer garden, was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-17
THE NURSERYMEN'S CONVENTION
Officers Chosen for the Year-The Mex
Meeting to be Held i'm Chicago.

When the convention of nurserymen, florist
and seedmen reassembled 81 the Agricultural
department this morning, the vice presidents
chosen by the state delegations yesterday after.
noon nominated the following officers for the
coming year: President, c. L. Watrous, Iowa;
first vice president, Nj. A. Hunt, Illinois; secre.
tary, d. w. Scott, Illinois; treasurer, A. r.
Whitney; executive committee, s. d. Willard,
New York, N. B. Pearsal, Kansas, and George
Weltz, Ohio. The report was adopted, and the
officers nominated were elected. The vice
presidents also reported in favor of Chicago as
the place for the next meeting and the report
was adopted. While the report was being dis.
cussed Senators Maxey and Representatives
Reagan and Wellborn of Texas, extended an
at Dallas, Texas.
A resolution was adopted asking Congress to
pass law taxing oleomargarine. The days
session was consumed in hearing reports con-
corning trade matters.
THE VICE PRESIDENTS.
Following is list Of vice presidents chosen
by the state delegations yesterday afternoon:
Alabama, w. F. Heikes; Connecticut, j. H.
Hale; Delaware, w: P. Corsa; Florida, w. H.
B. spaulding; Iowa, silas Wilson; Kansas Kansas j.
w. Lattimer; Kentucky, w. F. Hilenmeyer;
louisiana, A K. Kingman; Maine, Thomas P.
sets, j. w. Manning; Minnesota, S. NJ. Emery;
Michigan, L. g. Bragg; Missouri, G. E. Meiss-
NsI o. * Naz,S
lima, ]. Van Lindley; ohio, s. D. Bear; Pennsyl-
yania, w. II. Moore; Tennessee, A. W. Weber;
Texas, j. r. Johnson; Virginia, S. d. Moseby;;
Wisconsin, Il. X. Jewett; Ontario, E. Morris.
THE PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION.
At meeting last evening Of the Nursery
mems Protective association the following Off
GERS were elected: C. l.. Watrous, president; G..
C. Atwood. New York, vice president; ID. Will
mot Scott, secretary; A. r. Whitney, treasurer,
and Messrs. Abner Hopes Pennsylvania; S. d.
Bear, Ohio; c. l.. Watrous, Iowa, the executive
board,