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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-07-01

Professor Dabney, on the list of the
state university, was then introduced, and
said: son behalf of DR.. Waggener, chair
man of the faculty, 1 beg leave to say
that while it was his purpose to be pres
ent, he was suddenly called away to the
sick bedside of his father. The faculty
some days ago were requested by State
Superintendent Baker, to put on exhibit
bition something from the university,
but 1 now offer you the university itself,
which will be open for visitors at all
hours during the day, and it will give the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-12
ANOTHER BEAN BAKE.
AND lITERARY ENTERTAINMENT
Given By Holiday Post O. A. R. and the
WOmsn's Relief Corps at the their hail In
BsCRs Block Last EVOning-An At.
traGtiys Programme well Rendered.

The bean bake supper and social given
at the G. A. R. hall last evening by the
Women's Relief corps auxiliary to Hol.
liday Post, GA. R., Of this city, assisted by
the members Of the Post in a most liber-
ally and brotherly manner, for the benefit
Of the corps, was q complete success in
every particular. 1t was one OF the pleas
ATTEST aud most enjoyable affairs in the
G. A. r. line that has transpired since
that association OF honoTed veterans was
organized here. The supper commenced
at 6 O'Clock and lasted till o'clock, The
tables hadto ba repleniahed several times,
SO large was the number that demanded
the toothsome bean and the "trimmins,
AT 8 o'clock every one crowded into the
assembly room to listen to the literary and
musical portion Of the evenings entertain
ment. The Post opened proceedings BY
singing in lusty manner that stirring old
sony, "Marching through Georgia" Com
rade q. w. Baggs made an opening address
that was brImtul OF good things in the
way OF pathys, wit and good sense. Capt.
CaTin gave some interesting reminls-
CeuCBb OF tne mexican war Anu lOlly W.
S. Meek gave in his own in
imitable way some "PersonRl RsColleotions
OF Drummer Boy" Oomrade Meek has
the happy faculty OF portraying his in
cidents IN the minds Of his hearers In q
most vivid manner. Comrade j. Melvin
Richards was called on to reoite Barbara
Frltschie" in German, but this he would
not do until Prof. +. II, Crago, the eloCu'
ZIONIST OF the Post, had reCited the English
version in his well known accomplished
style, Prof. Orago also reCited 1.-The Old
Man Goes to Town." inamanner pleasing
to the audience. Mr.. Etzler also gave an
acceptable recitation. Masters Charles
and Frank Chambers also reCited Cleyerly
and little Miss Clark's rendition OF the
"SmaCk in School" was very cute, Miss
Supler gave an instrumental solo and Miss
johnson sang "Loys's Dreaming and
Waking" The audience enjoyed the
programme hugely. There was one very
pleasant interruption when ice cream and
cake were served. The ladies were very
much elated over the success Of their Gu
tertainmsnt. Old Mother Holiday was
among the guests present.
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MARTINS PERRY.
The News OF a Day among EutorprISIDg Ohio
People,

Tho News Of a Day among EutorprISIug Ohio
People.
L. W. Duff will not be candidate fol
Assessor.
Mr.. D. L. Trat, Of oTOity, Pa, was in
town yesterday.
O. B. Meal, Of Kansas, is the guest Of
Rev. Mr.. Holtz.
The pedestrians who will enter satur-
day nights contest are In training.
Mr.. L. D. Cattell is now in the East.
He is expected to return this week.
Mrs. Romick will erect q new residence
on South Second street this spring.
The marriage OF a Colored couple was
the Filth street sensation yesterday.
Rsllaire parties are negotiating Tor the
purchase Of the Belmont Stove works.
Rsv.Mr. Elliott, Of Allegheny, will preach
In the U. 7. church next Sabbath morn
ing aud evening, y
Albert Welsh will be a candidate ior
Marshal, subject to the decision Of the Re
publican primary convention.
1t Is said a company Of Germans propose
TO purchase Walnut Grove and fit It up in
q style to attract pleasure seekers.
II the contract for the new depot has
been awarded, the officials Of the Q. 4 P.
road located here, are not advised Of 1t.
T. v. Deary, who has located in town,
contemplates issuinga weekly paper here.
In politics. 1t will be strictly Republican.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Sheets, yesterday, was the
recipient Of a fine Jersey COW, sent TO her
per steamer Diurnal bya friend residing
down the river,
The citizens municipal nominating con-
vention Wednesday night was well atten.
ded, but It's result was disappointment
to some aspiring candidates,
AS soon as the water works bonds are
pronounced "all right" by the attorneys
OF the purchasers, and after the action Of
the committee having the sale Of them
has been ratified by Council, then work
on this enterprise will be commenced.
FoR RENr.-A first. class store room with
residenCe attached, OH Washington street.
Apply to DR.. !. Werlich.
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TIE ..cANNoN nA1L LINE


Some DiHiculty with tho Town Council Mt
Marion, Ohio.
A special telegram from Marion, Ohio,
says: A. B. Paul Is here In the interest OF
the Mount Vernon, CoShoCton & Wheel
ing railroad. He has secured the right Of
way over the route from Mount Vernon
to Marion, with q very few exceptions,
and also contracted for many OF the town
lots through which the road passes in
Marion. II the road Is built upon the
proposed route II will crosS the N. Y, P.
L 0. and the O., O., O. 4 l. east Of Marion
and pass over the land now occupied by
the freight Offices, houses tanks and stock.
yards oil the N. Y, p. & o..
The privilege Of crossing streets and
alleys was TO have been brought up last
night before the Town Council, but all the
members but two remained away, making
the second time that Council has passed
over the matter. Representatives Of the
New York. PennsylvaniS & Ohio, Cleve-
land, Columbus, Cincinnati 4 Indianap.
oils and the Pittsburgh, Marion & Chicago
railroads were present 10 oppose the
Mount Vernon, Coshocton K Wheeling.
Mr.. Paul threatens that unless the city
gives him right Of way bis road will branch
OF at Mount Vernon, and run TO the Mich.
igan line, via Upper SAndusky and Def.
atce.
Mr.. Paul seems very anxious to keep
the matter out Of The newspapers until
Council has decided on the matter, one
way or another.
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Trahaiets Rssor,Ied,


Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to record
q deed made March 2 by Albert sChau
and wife 10 Edward g. Miller, in consider.
alton Of 1856, for half interest In lot 2Os,
on the southeast corner OF Sixteenth and
MCColioCh streets.
Also q deed made March II by Hamden
u. shfivetand wife, Of Pretion county, TO
the Board Of Education Of the School Dis.
tflct Of Wheeling, In consideration Of
$1,000, Tor that plat Of land on Fourteenth
street, adjoining the Central Glass Com.
pany's land, aud being "a by 100 teet.
Also deed made June II, 1884, by John
Smith and AlCtnda, his wife, oil Hancock
county, 10 q. Wilson Smith, Of Ohio cotn.
", In consideration Of $780, for the inter.
eel Of said John Smith % heir at law to the
estate Of james Smith, deceased, Ia three
acres Of ground adjoining Oliver Pryor's
lands, near Elm Grove.
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RFLLAIRR.
VAIious Matters OF current Local IRtSESSt
In the GlaSa CITY,


Joseph Bailey, John sidsbottom and Nh.
Lodge, InfrmRry Directors, were In town
yesterday.
John R. Tarbet has Withdrawn from
the contest for the Republican nomina'
ton Tor Mayor.
DR.. Anderson, pension examiner, had
eleven old soldiers before him for exAmin-
alton Wednesday.
Milton Hudson Is back at his place as
Adams Express Messenger over the Oleve-
land & Pittsburgh Railroad.
G. @. stsuver, the new proprietor Of
the Glass City drug store, will move his
family here from Wheeling.
Mr.. William Smith aud Miss Clara
Jones were married at Mrs, Johnson's
Wednesday evening by Rev. j, X. Nc
Kallip,
A run Of III tons OF steel was made at
the steel plant Wednesday, This is next
to the largest days work ever turned out
at that works.
The meetings at the First N, L. church
have been discontinued, at least for the
present, Rev, R, F, Keller Is laid up
with a bad cold,
1t is probable that this township will
have another precinct established at West
Wheeling, The bill for this purpose has
already passed the House at Columbus.
Col, Jake Kemple will lecture for spang-
Ter Posts benefit at the City Hall on the
evening Of the 18th, st, Patrick's Day.
"Baked Beans and BigotTy" is the subject.
Charles Dankworth yesterday received
q present from q friend in New Orleans.
1t ia a miniature bale OF cotton, Weighing
about one pound, and put up just as the
regular bales are fastened,
A child Of William Dunfee was burned
yesterday while playing with gasoline
that leaked from tank In the First ward,
The flames burned his legs and body, but
his wounds are not considered fatal,
The Councllmen whose terms expire
this spring are; First ward, John Camp ;
Second ward, John ZslCh; Third ward,
Henry Orimmel; Fourth ward, Christian
BlppIs; Fifth ward, II. S, Hartenstein.
At meeting OF National Union No.
100, OF Bellalre, officers were elected 90
follows; George w. Yost, President; j,
Rite, Vice President; O. II, Dankworth,
Recording Secretary; W. K. Naylor,
financial Secretary; S. g. Cummins, Treas.
urer; DR., ], W, Cooper, Medical Ex'
aminer; D. ]. Murray, O. NJ, Stewart, +,
N. Strong, B. o. Norcross and j, Z, Robin.
son, Trustees.
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As. Coon & 90. sell div goods the cheapest.
RIVER NEWS.

stage Of the Watsr aud MoVsmentS OF the
Steamboats,. .I
The Louis A. Shirley will leave Cincin.
natl for this point this evening. Shippers
can order by telegraph.
The marks last evening showed the river
TO be falling, the marks Indicating depth
In the channel Of 8 feet inches. Bust.
ness was not particularly lively during the
day.
Last Sunday on her down trip the w.
N. Chancellor ran aground at Maiden and
knocked small hole In her hull. She
was delayed about ten hours bulkheading
The hole.
The Scotia on her way up tollided We'd
nesday morning Just before daybreak with
the Dostona at Middlsport. This de.
layed her about Ave hours at pomeroy,
bdlkheading the break in her hull made
by the collision.
The steamer George strecker, owned by
Capt. 6. 8. Stone, oil Marietta, burned at
the wharf, at Beverly, o., Tuesday night.
The boat was valued al $4,000, on which
there was an insurance to the amount Of
$4,000. The origin Of the fire 10 unknown.
The W. N. Chancellor is due down at an
early hour this morning en- route from
Pittsburgh to Charleston. Owing 10 q
slight accident that detained her several
hours oil her last down trip, she will prob.
ably be late this morning and shippers by
hufrying can probably get of their goods
for the KanaWhA Valley on her.
A correspondent At parkersburg sends
out the following warning; There are sew.
etAl very dangerous wrecks and obstfuC.
tons In the channel Of the Ohio River at
this point which river men will do we'll 10
be aware Of. During the recent coal rise
the Mercer struck the Baltimore \ Ohio
Railroad bridge, and sunk two Coal.boats
and one barge, which swung around and
sank In the channel on the Ohio side, near
the leiE.hand channel pier. The water is
now less than three feet over these boats,
which lie directly In the run generally
made, The Lyons struck them going up,
but didn't receive much damage. The
Heathetngtot struck one Of the boats and
Knocked d hole in one Of her bAtgeS,
which she barely succeeded In landing.
Oh the opposite side oil the channel there
10 a large log fast, with one end Just At
the TOP Of the water II care 10 not taken
there will be sunken steamers there with
the other obstructiohs y
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INSURE YOUR LIFE

Aud thus protect your wife and children.
The Ohio Valley Life Insurance Company
Of Wheeling, affords reliable Life Ilsllr.
anCe nj rates within reach Of small Ia.
comes. The average cost last year IN the
Ohio Valley was less than tnat OF any
other Life Insurance Company or Society
In the country. The Ohio Valley Inns In
eight years pild over 2UU, 900 Dollars to
widows and orphans Of deceased mem.
bers. Tho year 1885, Notwithstanding
the hard times, was the most prosperous
year OF It's history.
Medical Examinations made ut The
Office free OF charge. For further lniUr.
nation enquire nj the office, second floor
front, Reilly Block, entrance No. 1871
t'"' NV GEN. /. II. DUyAI, Pres.
W. U. lLANDLAN, see.
r. II. LOGAN, Treas.
T. Is. CAMP BELL, NJ. d.,
Medical Director.
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Strangers In the City and. Wheeling Foil
AhPoad.

Strangers In the City and. Wheeling Folk
Abroad.
Mr.. Joe H. MCGraw, Of Grafton, is il
town.
Ben. Davenport, Of Chicago, is among
his many old Wheeling friends.
NIX. Kennon, Esq, Of St. Olairsville
Prosecuting attorney Of Belmont county
was in the city yesterday.
Last evenings steubcnyille Herald says;
Mrs. Walker Peterson and Mrs. Motiattl
Of Wheeling, and Miss slemons, Of Cadizl
spent a portion Of the day In this city.
Messrs. L. A. and j, o. Hayes, Of Ash.
land, Wis, H. A. Tucker and [. 0'Connor,
Of Cleveland, gentlemen well known in
Iron circles, are at the Mcclure House.
Mr.. Charles R. Goetzs, the East End
Pharmacist, Is confined to his room,
threatened with fever. His brother Is
down from Pittsburgh in charge Of the
RtOFA
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March ll.-While
Frank Murgslroyd was in bed. early this
morning he was seized with q violentspell
Of sneesing, The family was aroused and
everything done for his relief. The sneez'
Ing was kept up with undated vigor and
before medical aid could reach him he
was dead, 1t is supposed that he ruptur'
cd blood vessel.
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nrIdrenort.


Mr.. Frank seigel is on the slOk list
Everything Ia quiet in police circles.
John Berry will leave for Kansas City
to-day. III
Samuel oppenheimer has returned from
the East.
Candidates for municipal Offices are
springing up.
Misses Mary Frazier and Mary Kerr are
visiting In Kirkwood,
Abbie, a bright little daughter Of ON
Rhodes, is seriously Ill.
BridgeporteB rejoice now that the
Standard aud Ntna mills are In full blast
A.C. Danford, ex.superintendent Of the
County 1nHrmary, was in town yesterday,
J.J. Mcclellan has removed his jewelry
store 10 the room adjoining Bowie Bros.
drug store.
Mrs. James Van Pelt and Mrs. Newland
and her daughter, Miss Maude, were the
guests Of the family Of h. II. Wells yester.
day.
MI. Norton, the surveyor, Of Bellaire, ID
engaged In making map Of the towns oil
Bellaire, bridgeport and Martins Ferry,
He was in town Wednesday.
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Wednesday evening Mrs. James Hatnil.
ton lost number oil valuable small ar.
ticss, which we're stolen from her. sus.
piCion was in some way directed 10
several small boys, aud warrants being
sworn but Ia Squire Phillips court for
them, Constable Dick Bird arrested two
boys, named Ball and Harris They were
arraignsd before the justice, and Ball
gave the required bond and was released.
Harris was sent 10 jall in default.
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Tho Wizard Ahead.

NEw YORK, March, 1l.-Another good
sized audience greeted the third nights
play in the billiard match between Wig.
naux and shaeier, To.nights play was a
repetition OF that OF its. predecessors.
sChaeier had everything his own way from
the start, completing his third 600 while
Vignsux made 2SS. schaefer's average
was 81 ll.19, Vignaux lG
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baltimore / Ohio,

Until further notice a special train con.
Stating Of baggage cal, coaches and sleeper,
will leave Wheellngon Tuesdays, Wednes.
days and Thursdays only at 1885 r, NJ, city
time, and will he run as iltst section Of
No. D, arriving at Chicago at s;65 the next
morning without change,
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For Cleveland and chicago.

by taking the l.47 p. ~ (city tine)
train on the Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh road
passengers arrive In Cleveland at B,25 r.
M and Chicago ate 40 the following morn.
ing. Connections made In Union depot,
Chicago, for oil points west,
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SALVATION Oil, The gteatest pAln'cure
on earth, is guatnteed 10 effect cure,
where II IL possible ior the seat Of the
dlsease 10 be reached by a llniment. Price
% cents O bottle.
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INDICATIONS.

WAsntNarox, D. O., Msrch12..-1A.M-
For the Ohio Valley and Tennessee, south.
erly winds and light rain, followed by
colder westerly winds.
For Lower Lake Region, stationary tenn.
perature, southwesterly winds, rain or
at1Ow.
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AsoUR stock is entirely new. we have all
the latest spring styles In Hats and Fur
nishing Goods, NoDLE Bros,
Mcclure House HatStore, 1904 Markets..
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WHY'S the letter p like unCle's fat wife
going up hillH 1t makes ant pant (sunt)i
and cooling OFF too soon produces coughs
and colds. Taylor's Cherokee Remedy oil
Sweet Gum and Mullen will cure her.
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Ghe Gtstelligeueer;:
once, Nus. 70 and 81 Fourteenth street.


Wanted-sIluatlou as Eutse.
Wanted-sAlesniAn
For Rent DuildlngS Corner Tenth and Make
streets IL, L, GrAnIner,
For Cincinnati Louis A. Shirley.
Stocks For 5AlU-I. irwin, Stock Broker,
STOCKHOLDERS Neetlng-Nail CITY OIL and Uu
Company.
Kenyon Grammar School.
Hams at MCMeChenS.
Counter and Shelving For sale-lI. + BehrenS.
Browns Iron NJ ttFS-Fourth Page.
Notice 10 tho OIL Trade Isaiah Warren d Co.
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SPRING and Summer stock just re.
celved. An elegant and complete line Of
Sultings, PanialOOnlDgs anu OvercOat.
lngs, which we Will make up In the best
" d. HESS & SONS,
1891 & 1898 Market Street.
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GRAND EXHIBITION DULL by the Linsly
Cadets at the Alhambra Palace Rink on
Saturday evening,
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Job Lot Pieces.

Twenty.iour pair OF ladies' genuine rock
proof kid button shoes at f2per pair. Also
a few pairs left Of those ladies' extra high
kid button shoes at 81 95 per pair, at
]. W. ANicK's,
1143 Main street.
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NEW STOCK silver Plated Spoons,
Knives and Forks, Of our own brand,
Inst received. JACOB ". GRUBB,
Cor. Twelfth and Market SIS,


The following shows the range Of the
thermometer as observed at sChnepi'sdrug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday: Z
A. M, 26'i I'm, SS'j 8 P. M, 46'i IN NJ,
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1T. STONE has removed his shoe store
to No. lO44 Main street, five doors below
Market alley.
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]. I. sroNR has removed his shoe store
70 No, 1914 Main street, Ave doors below
Market alley,
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nMR. JonN BRowN, ate you going TO
mover mo, cir. II did, would gel
Henry o. Shallctoss' large wagon" RIO.
lloS 90,
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mn. JOHN BRowN, are you going to
move2" mo, sir. II ] did, | would get
Henry O. shallCross' large wagon" +. o.
Box 90,
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For Sale Cheap.
One six foot oval front show case,
Ten stationary counter stools.
]. 7. sroNE.
1914 or ll4O Main street.

GRAND ExHmlTloN DRt1L by the 4.insly
Cadets at the Alhambra Palace Rink on
Saturday evening.
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j. I. sroNK has removed hls shoe store
to No, 1914 Main street, five doorS below
MnfkAk allhN.
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FoB ohapped hands, face and lips, use
Roseollne Cream. Sold by all lly6drug.
RlBtg, at loo per box,
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GRAND EXHIBITION DRiLL BY the Linsly
Cadets at the Alhambra Palace Rink on
Saturday evening.
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THE stock OF Hats, Caps and Gents
Furnishing Goods at Noble Bros. new
store, in the Mcclure House building, is
complete,
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EDWARD L. Rose & Co. having purchased
the interests OF the Howe s. N. Co. and
secured the State agency for the Standard
Sewing Machine, will keep full line OF
HoweB and the elegant, swift easy running
Standard, with lie perfect attachments and
handsome woodwork. Don't fail to see the
the Standard. See advertisement on an
other page.
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Wa are prepared to supply our trade
with fall line Of Hats and Furnishing
Goods, NoRLE Bros,
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Music tonight AtIhS Alhambta Palace
Rink,
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j. 7. sroNR has removed his shoe store
to No. 1914 Main street, Eve doors below
Market alley.
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Music tonight at the Alhambra Palsc'
Rink.
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ouR stock Is entirely new and includes
the latest spring styles. Call in.
NOBLE BRos.
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Music tonight at the Alhsnbn Palace
Rink,
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Homer Lauvhlln, Of East Liverpool, has
been experimenting for some time In the
manufacture afporCelsin ware from Amer
icaningredients exclusively andy Amsri.
can workmen under his own immediate
personal direction, and has succeeded in
making ware that Is pronounced by those
qualified TO Judge fully equal to any
turned out from the celebrated. establish.
ment Of Haveland & Co, OF France, In
HUMANITARIAN nnlnn md r.ninht
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Mr.. Tifden,s VIII.

NEW YORK, Aug. 10.-The will of Samuel J.
Tilden is in the possession of James c. Carter to
offer for probate. A meeting of the trustees and
executors was held this morning at Greystone,
but nothing was done further than to talk the
question over as to where the will should be pro-
pounded. The executors were in favor of prov
ing the will in New York because all the business
is to be done there.
The relatives who went to Greystone, or Mon
day. to hear the will read nearly all took their
departure this morning It is understood in
Yonkers that there is some surprise expressed at
the bountiful requests for the public benefit.
There is no probability of contest. The will
will be offered for probate tomorrow, it is
thought in New York or Westchester county