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g.0GAM, LIST s. CO.'S
Excelsior Baking Powder !

Which Contains 40 AEI'M or
other injurious ingredient.
See that orr address il on each
box or label. Address ala orders 10
LOGAN SSS CO.,
Proprietors and Manufacturers,
successors 10 Logan List 4 Co., Wheeling, ". Va
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-14
COTTON.
MHm York.

New YoEx, January 13-CoTToN-,
Fuuro deliveries c'osei At an airanc9 OF
| 10 > lGQc.
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philadelphia,

PHILADELPHIA, January l2.-W0ol-
Market buoyant with prices firm; Ohio
Pennsylyania and West Virginia coars'
800 36c; New York, Michigan, Indiana
and Western fine or X and Xxx GOA &c;
medium 36G3Sc; medium nn"ashed
combing and delaine 27@%0ci New Mex
lean and Colorado medium ls024c;
coarse carpet wool lj@lSc
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-14
45eel!n9 3&9iater
EBAEEGsaEs' e;J.s8L.

A RRrTaL AND DEPARTURES -e -E.A ~. .
4 E.vtAvA~r-- 81 ETFRE1a-E 1AEg-,
--~I.s SUNDAY excepted, g2ioruEy excepted
a stEE Time
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-14
LIVE ScOCH,


Mesg,s. avisou < Eevss furnish The ial
lowing quotations:
Cattle 900 TO 100 los stock 1850
.4l5c Ger To-; 500 to 600 he. 3(@3!c per
h.; zoe to 500 lbs. 2.ij@2 CSC per 10.
:I3,s-Market active; 3lG$4c so' ID.
Lnm5s-Good at 3@tc PEI F..
C.lves-3S O096 % per heed.
szSt Libecss
E,Er ldB.KT2, January l3.--Caltls~-
Receipts $50 head; shipments 81 head;
msrket only fair; prime s. 2jCr5 30; fair
to good S. jO@l -; common ~ Ij@
1 Is; 30 cars shipped to New York.
Hogs-Receip;s 300 head; Shipment
1000: market tair; Phiisdelphias 81 -
O. 80; Yorkers 81 l504 2Oi 10 cars
shipped to New York oday.
Sheep-Receipta , 800 heud; shipments
5000 head; market fair; prime 81 1j@
5 90; fair to good 81 0O9i 30; common
3 O0@3 so
Now York.
New YORK, January l3.-Beeves-Re'
eipts 1875 head; early sales q: strong Mon
. dsy prices, but under influence Of report.
ed over supply Of cattle and decline a.
| Chicago, the market weakened before the
finish and closed heavy at q reduction oil
2j cents per 100 lbs. from opening rates,
with 20 cars to carry over; extremes tor
steers 81 4O@l 90 per 100 l5s.i dry cows
aud fat bulls g 0O@i 90.
Sheep-Receipts $500 head; market
steady for sheep at 81 OO65 30 per cwt ;
easier for lambs at - jQCIT 90.
Hog-Raceipts 1920 head; nominally
easier at 81 2OGJl l6 per 100 pounds.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, January l&.--The broyer
journal reports Cattle-Receipts 1900
head; shipments 1000 head; market weak
and 2jc lover; shipping steers 81 500
) 35; stockers and feeders 81 SOFAS 40;
cows, bulls and mixei$l 80: 90; bull;
81 6j@3 20.
Hogs-Rcceipts 1000 head; shipments
600 head; market slow and ljc lower
rough and mixed 50 50CG+ 20; packing
and chipping s. SO@l 20, light - 400
, aj; skips 81 5O@3 20.
Sheep-Receipts 5000 head; shipment
200 head market active; common weaker
natives 81 25@5 Is; western s. 55@
; so; Texans 81 OO@3 90; Iamos 81 OO@
3 80.
Cincinnati.
CNCrSYATr, January IL. - Ho5s-
S,eady.common and light s. Z0t3I 90
hacking and butchers s. Sj@i 10; re
ceipts j3t head; shipments 447 head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-14

!s.EELiEG Az E.z. oauaE 2. r
,-r ks,u hgIsl SUNDAY. ryONEMEEE /,
rains on the Wheeling and EsIa Grove
-r.ratl will ran a. t1loEs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-14

Il. z. y q. RaiirCa1.
5aye Ee..s.sC 4; t.3E 2. q. .er Nood'-e.A sb"
.uurJUgIE.G.
Lcar, sallsi.e At $50 a. n, Tor 7ummerls!.. sEd
Evansville,
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Gol5s wEs-.

81 trains dGi!, cEcHpt eugd5y,
TgllIdaa's Palace Drawing Pom and Sats l-L iAs
rhrough without change from EtsGhenTi.ss ks,t Il
| Philadelphia and New YorE T.si 70 COlGmtui,
saclnnah, in,itvu!s, Chisaeof ind's',DpiL sis
| Il Louis.
! For through rereH, D1IS1ys tH"css, s.t-FiEs esr
aooo un modal on, and any further inlorsa tiCE So
| piy 70 JEO q. TOaLIEsOE, Ticket Agent NJ P,n
Handle station, foot Of Eleventh street CT At City
Ticket oisos, unds, hsLure Ho1soy Wheelirs.
! JAMES ACCREI, stS.
AanegsT. PIttsnUTs, Ps
| x. A. FORD,
! Gen'l Pas,. and Ticket Agent, Pits e.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-14

Cautrn Pacific lst..t'Hi4 y. j. Csntrh......... a.
Ir.r l,.............. VI. Northern Pacific. p
II. l.r...........l-J do preirrred......... S,
sF..rz ES,rr,s. ..lI IC. Il Northwestern To-
American Express, .luii do preferred ...... 1875 F.
r,ufral wd.lE....... 4!IIS. \. Central .....a los
On -taa1ke ~ p'.io. II 'uUiO Icutral........... !
dp . Preferred. ~ o. a NJ ~
aa ii lrr..rggt... Il 10 proicrrei......... s. y
C....-t < .llUr OREGON Trans ......... 81
10 ,rc.yrrei....I,2 Pacific Mall. 6-@s
g.. T.. Il g................lr' Panama ...... -
L. AZ ........, }. - Peoria, H. { E........ 20
Tel & AuI-Uu. ... gul, I. ( FiitShurg ....... IL
bower * Lilo Co.. T. .puii Pal. Car. l3S J.!
lr.. ........ - Reading ..... ............ n
!.r,.g-rad .... 20 lock Island ...........l-Ii
Ta.l 'Hayue.......... lu'e.s +. NJ < M.........llo
U..,u.- central iSIl ~. Z. ( O............... -
D.. a ggstrrrI.. To- d. pref, rred.... 1 az
.... ~u5~e ......... SO Texas IggjnC....... II 4
-s,h.-.u Cca'ral = Union Paciuc......... 81 =
N ( ~ T.....-.. - IT,. :. Express......... 81
4. p.nrrg.i......... u Western Union. 7S}a
VI sour. pagIl-....-llliSI
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-14

Itaffords me pleasure to assure you that NJ
ter using DR.. c. McLanC's Celebrated Liver
IIllsiOr more than twenty years In my family,
taat regard them as being superior 60 any !
have ever used or have seen used. | have not
had them constantly and had to try othcrS.and
| have tried a good variety, but have never
had any 10 act SO promptly, prohtaDly, ana
wife, and children, with the most gratifying re-
suits. For children. having used them on my
own with such easy and happy effect, would
recommend them to one and TO all. lhISe
pills do the work-do 1t promptly. do II we'll
and leave no i'll effects behind. As a bile re-
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preparing the system for qainine, there Is no
pill or medicine equal to DR.. Z. McLane' Cc!c'
bratcd Liver Pills. expect to use them -
long rs live, if they continue as good as they
'''' - ' - - Yours truly, Ell. GUS.
Pastor N. Z Church South, Myers Station,
Tampa District, Florida Conference.
TESIsTIGo, Canada West, Ont.
MEssRs. FLEMING BROS.
rs:-Your pills came alright, and can say
they are q good bilious pill. | have used
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in sending. gave some of those pills IT, my
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ne To send Tor iity cents worm TOT MN. -
Gentlemen, will do all | can 10 introduce br.
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Fleming Brothers. Yours with respect.
WM II. DUGAS.
FLEMING Bros.
Dear Slrs:-EncloScd You will find one dollar
.urWhCh yOuwlII please send me more oil your
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received the pay for the last two boxes order.
"I and received. | would only say, they have
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years past. Yours truly,
REV PHIL SrAETH,
West Sandlakc, y. Y
AVOID CoUNTERFEITSi Send Us @7c
and we will send you by return mail = ',nN 81
l',,. genuine Or. c. Nclanc' s Celebrated Liver
ms and eight handsome cards
FLEMING BROS. PittSbTg Ia
Tor Sale by retail druggists. b.
g,,ro tho McLane's Pills you buy arc
,,,ado at Pittsburgh, Pa. The conn
ta?Ccits aro made at ST. Louis, No
and Wheeling, w. Va.
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CHIC R!pEE RAEtHNsE,

TIME TARr.E. CUgEGJEED 80 DEC. 10 1871.
( Trains leave Panhandle ststoH, loo' +" rev
nth street near rublir landing re- iclioSs- Ger.
raj standard limo Wish is - m!C7."' 'loS'I
'gAD Whaa ina trt'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-14
FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED.
WOOL,


The market is steady, with q good de
mand for coarser grades, also for line
grades The prices are the same a'
last week, and are as foljows: Rne fleece
washed, 3O@32c; fine fleece, unwa5hed
oneth;rd off; coarse fleece, washed, 81
M32c; coarse fleece, unwashed, 2O02@ci
medium, washed, 3O@3Go; medium, M
washed 20@23c; tub washed 3O@33c
Damsnd for medium hceccs ID good.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-14

iu:S0 p. III. train IhgoLgh 10 cincinnati without
c lAnge, with sleeper through 70 Cincinnati.
Zanesyille accommodation lGavUs NhrClirg at
40 ?. H. Eei!Mre I:i5 ?. no. daily exec q srn-
day.
I0andEyiila AcconrcSBgE !csyrs Nhseiius at
u :Si 4. n. and arrives St @aUrrr-ltr ~ l'! =. -.
ia:iy except sGld1Y.
Hsanir gton AcooLl g1ecs.irD leaves Al 90 &.
Through coach tro-S Wheeling to Cincinnati dsi!y
on no. 3 leaving Wheeling at g2S ~. arriving at
Cincinnati at 6:S9 P. e.
g. i y. sleeping CAR or 81! ,I:ureh CgENs
GGse connection made Tor al points ccut az
southwest Eor;a EEi fo:tGrel, making t!i: c,-
srab!e route Tor ealOEtsU :i TSSOrE log e tie
g-cIt vt.i, I'D "a ssG.g ySrtisUIsl t'%rE"C 70
.iTc1.
T;ai5t- to oil prt-ciFai rrt1g' or sr.e =. ds,1.
Sleeping car a3couuIS3..'crJ can - oecrrc- .. G.
nlt TicEct Oajoe.
Ticket hsCnt q. 4 o. DoPct.
JOHN BAIIlE,
Ticket Agent, under GclErr houtri
JOHN i. LANE, IISy Passenger sferi.
CK, LORD, zen. Pas. Sg"L'.
RI. DfYHt'E General Agent Wheeling
WHEELING AID PHASE ESI Dis iSlu..
N and ,'tcr December u sss! r.,-aagsr trains
will rpu re follows, NG~'Apc tlE1r:
D2PAETCGxG,
Fgr y1it,alrsa-s - 4 H.. drty. . r. NJ,
daily los p. Ii ard $50 ,. IA d.-.y except run
Sor waalnstcp-4 - p pI,, daily czNeD, Sunday,
ARRIVAL.
Prom PitInar-n-9'2r =. - dsl'T;II 80 E. II. ~ d
Gao II, daily kept S1Gdsy; 10 - = E d. =,
IRON Wsshingt0n-7:-G \. III, dsl'v except Il n
dsg; iO:2Sr M, daily.
b. DUNHAh, General Manager.
j.. T. LANE, Travelling Agent, " scci'!g.
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chicago

CpTr,co, January Il There was plenty
e "t,;,s,,,og. in the wheat pit to-day, in
" ,Ss ogrrere,e probably the largest wit
1ne ~ in MANY months. There was
r nS5,sr i, scheme BY bears, who began
sy s;. ,Sb~,t on the euro before leading
and in such large quantities. that the the mar ar
Ma with some trading at o5,tc followed
by . reaction Of S5sc, but followed oy an
Cher drop 10 size, which proved the out
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C;nclnnAti
TSief

ToLzuo, o., January Is. - E1aa-
Closed firmer; cash S8iGo9!ci January
S9lc; May 92!c. Co-r-Qlie, cash &S3c;
May zoe bid Oa's--Nomina!i cash Soc
May sc Gsked. Clover Secd-QIiet;
cash or January $ 6j; February - 20;
March $ 50 asked.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-14

ras-enSer trains dA,Iy I-cuIlES suIiJs!, assrS
r, ,tst'op t-siD- rrr dsLy eIoep' supdsr
N. ! JOHNSON,
GenD al FTcigEt EEt Passenger Agent.
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GatA2cApS.
gaLTiM0gE L OHIO r. r. co.

a. AID AFTER DECEMBER 10, 1855, PAS
~ serger trains VII TUE - io!lows-W heelipg
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gnsirnrticn.
For Boys and Young Men-country.
CwITHIN c. sHoRTLrDGEs ACADEMY,
YOUNG MEN AND BOYS. MEDIA, PA.

IL miles from Philadelphia Fixed price covers every ss
pense even school stationery &c. No extra crBes
No incidental expenses no furnishing no uniform no sS
admission Twelve experienced teacneis al
men and graduates Special opportunities for apt students
advance rapidly special arm FOR dull and backward boys
Patron. select studies choose me reg
English SCIENTIFIC Business Classical OF Cyh ~
ing course fitted at Media Academy are nov IN
Harvard Yale Princeton and ten other Colleges ana roy
technic schools students sent TO college IN 1851 10 IN
1894 10 in 1885 10 I'm 1856 graduating class every year IN
the department Physical and Chemical ,D
oratOry Gymnasium and Ball Ground LOO volumes hune
10 Library 1888 Physical apparatus doubled IN sS3 All
students boar with the Principal Excellent table BOYS
may room churches and temperance
charter witch prohibits the sale Of all inoxcatng nInks
For new illustrated circular address the Principal ana fop
etor SWITHIN c. sHORTLIDGE. A. NJ, (HarvaId GRAD
uafe) Media School opens Tuesday sept IL stu
dents NAV after 500 Siz9 quarterly
Principal at Fifth Avenue Hotel Sept and 10. all day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-29

HTISi y. &. LANE-nuWl Of Prof OTTO
' scitv Pova. Academy Mun.rh-irfcniirg fo remain
IN tho during the suml wound hkr irw pupils 30 800
rf,g or water ro0rs Spera lfeis me fulr
tras from photographs Instruction also tower paint
ing ana stll.hf. Terms uo1erls Call or aaires'
~ West l5tll-st.
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UHE PACKER COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
L Joralemen-st- between Clinton and Court SIS,
lsfrr
tt .BACKUS. IL. D.,
Prrs.icntOi the Faculty.
Colleges
NNCINE COLLEGE. Rncine. Wis-Rn-Onpns

DACINE COLLEGE, Racine, Wis.-Re-Opens
Ia ia all departments ptsnDer TO- Its Grammar school
conducted Ola tla d. So all Aurii' 40 models WIZ INC
addition This year special instruction ia housekeeping anu
tlr General Principles OF Commerce Jy ah tApet c '
ness man All the modern languages taught Pc 1cir-e
ID prtnrnt under of the ellr-t professors h te Gun
tr aim. io supply that close moral culture ana supervision
~ often considered -upe-hu9.s 20 university .ntloh.
Thu Institution udfDtt anu VIII IT, -U
Der oil advantage Oi central position on tl~ great "7
and mean Choa-u, well as It's woh"rIih SIni " aP
meals % is friends l over TIE liant, a' also lp az
t,tr,ut. c.ccutoIsy anxious for t.r Sous eu'til9n1l
welfare IL which CONNIE ton it might Dee W" &" ana ,hti
nIur 10 The admirable lOuar' system, mo e fNp'lithc'
matrous well ms to comprt" lnnrnay uhiei uhirl
INNS. from Bellevue Grammar school Us paiil'halY
g,l,fei o TIE care OF small amt delicate boys WINE me
fern. iu-ttnton. special rates
cordially to the learned anu military PROGRESSION or
circulars etc. apply TO the Warden inc XIV "ADr'"4 To-
lIlAl. y. !. u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-29

Nem Civilizations.
KNITTING AND CROCHET.
NEW PATTERNS
TRIBUNE EXTRA NO. SO. A MANUAL
HOME WORKERS.
Nearly Ono Hundred Different Patterns
Price twenty-five Cents. Postpaid
Address THE TRIBUNE New.York-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-29
VAN NORMAN INSTITUTE,

N1fF VAN NOENAN. Principal
3lj West 5-f,t Tcoucr~ september so win Boys M pilJ
ment aud s. .W STUDIO under IlOF. r. EoEDEl4
REV. DIi. BU Hlu AEu-Aoru tnd Mental sciences
XVrALWOKTH a. WILSON'S business and
~ StcnoeIapl.c college ininrry ~ 4il 81 luo and
no Last l25tl ST.. reolcn+ Ntdnc-a -, september
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-29
Germany.

rg,WO mr. three Young Americans desiring to
i learn the GERMAN LANGUAGE VIII he received III
prlyate family residing m finest part ol HAMBURG -, ~
fnIueeueuts offered attractive home WIN a'' 'o
forts. ,..,i,, H., ioc,fton
Term. reasonable Address CAft. W ~ NJ - y
care of Phelps Bros Co, 33 Broadway, n J,
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For Both Sexes-Country.

A FRIENDS BOARDING SCHOOL, for both
~ sexes at s225 per year IN country. 81 miles lron
ls~6l building equals best. Address CHAPPAQCA
MOUNTAIN INSTITUTE, Chappaqua, y. Y
a CIRCULARS Of schools, bOth sexes, city
~ and country. with careful ADVICE 10 parents.
--AL.LL ~ 81 L-.- --L---.-- wv --------.
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Jnstrnriion.
For Young Laiiss--clsy.

For Young Laiiss--city.
T,HE MISSES GRAHAM, Successors to the
their Enssh and French BOARDING
ladies' on Thursday sept &c. 1885, at NO D"
ItQ MADISON-AVE.-M Roberts and
10 Miss Walkers English and frsnch Dag snt1 D
yonng ladies and little girls VIII reopen "eu"''S'
No HOME study for pupils under a.
ForBoth sexes---city.
DEAF-MUTE ARTICULATION CLASS.
~ MIS- KEELEA ~ NET 1d;to Bsboo Harris. DR..
Roo a Senator Barager
7 returned to New York to teach the German
language festcrschaft SYSTEM and willing to teach
pupils at their residences for the Fsl 9nS YIN fifty
No''0'' 2i2 West 24Ihst
Mss WARREN v.., .-,,..
Bows, Sent o. ers s sept g. SEPARATE departments
CHORTHAND AT PACKARD'S COLLEGE
- sos Broadway The best SHORTHAND 6 so nc enter @
is Wednesday, september l. for thAt inc open
ing day Come prepared to go to w2fk Proprietor
CHORTHAND.-The STENOGRAPH can be
- learned in half the time Of pen systems easy % "''u
CHORTHAND.-With the Stenograpihl yoIni
Hce og in si Of 5 g eas s9f o SSa come so
THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
i NewYork % West 23dst). BROOKLYN CIhe oarnedli
and ali principal Rccognze a. superior 70 an
other similar institutions. UneXceed ADVANTAGES LOT l
inc conversation teachers fee extremely oWi
free trial lessons new term now
Brooklyn.
IANES w. MOREY, formerly, instructor, in in
Polytechnic opens his prvaie school cp boys nnglnes
or other schools Circulars at LAIN's DIRECTORY once
CT. CATHARINE'S HALL,
BROOKLYN. my.
DIOCESAN SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
2es washn etonaye Brookyn. y. Y. In charge OF inc
eaconesses Of the Advent term open September
% 1886 Rector the bishop Of Long Island Boarders
limited 70 twenty-five Terms per annum English French
and Latin $500 Applications TO be made to the sis'eh
ch1rge
TTNHE PACKER COLLEGIATE lNSIl lie,
L Joralemen-st- between Clinton and Court sts-
Brooklyn y. Y.
school tie thorough teaching ~ young acles 'oNeg
late Academic and Primary Departments The next term VIII
begin Septrub. % 1856 New students gne 10 classes
September 10 H. There extra harpes oI nStuo
Greek Latin. French German, Drawing OF taustrn
An home under liberal management receives
students from The Forty First Annual Cata
orue giving detailed statement Of The courses OF study sent
"" TI.BACKUS. L. D.,
Pres dent % he
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HOME ROARDING sCHOOL for snail
NrEW.IERSEY STATE MODEL sCHOOL.-

CEA CLIFF, l.. l.. offers unusual advantages
> In parents ies rous On lren home 20 be
educated Sanitary conditions unryed Address for circu
lar. J. TOWNSEND, Principal.
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HDUCATION.-FIR CLASS SCHOOL for
l. YOUNG LADIES.
(SUSSFX SQUARE. BRIGHTON
SUSSEX. ENGLAND.
MISS FANNY EDWARDS
&c NOW IN America and Will return 20 NcwNors the second
week m September. leave Oy tnr Eunra on ue
addressed Hotel 81 unswlek NcN-4 ORA VAL ~
Immediately forwarded.
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Signs Of purely astronomical activity are not
wanting. The Lick trustees have engaged Mr.
james +. Keeler, for long time assistant to Pro-
iessor Langley, as astronomer; and have invited
Professor COmstock, formerly of the Washburn
Observatory and professor of astronomy
at the OHIO State University, to investigate
the new meridian circle In few DAYS the
observatory will begin giving time-sgnals
over the whole system of the railways from Ogden
Utah, to Ell Pas) Texas. as well as to the cities of
Sau Jose and San Francisco. Everything is pro
crossing rapidly and surely in this country which
the paradise of builders where the lower story is
entered 10y the plasterers before the second story
has its Roor Before the rains begin il Is hoped
to have all the important buildings compile and
occupied. The brick work of the large dome is
finished and it only waits for its covering looking
now like the Coliseum at Rome If there IS no
untowaTd accident the observatory should enter
into activity during the latter part OF 1887 With
lathfnlness OF the part of the company of astrono
mers 10 whom this magnificent equipment is con-
hded and with the support of the friends of science
much may be expected TO follow from Mr. Licl's
splendid gift TO America and to the world
EDWARD ). HOLDEN.
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language Gfcserschaft system) and am willing TO teach
f"f'' az "''' ''''~AN0' EGNONT Won TILLY,
West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-29

TNHE MISSES GRAHAM, (Successors TO tho
Masses .een) formerly Of No 9th ave. WI reopen
English French Boarding and Day Scneo TOT f9ng
Ladies' on Thursday Sept &c. 1856 at No W bthaVe New"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-29

DIOCESAN SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
2s8 Washingtonave. Brookyn " Y. In charge OF 'n0
Deacouesse OF the Diocese Advent term open September
% 1896 Rector the Bishop Of Long Island Boarders
,,,.d 20 tw,ntv6ve Terms per annum English French
and Latin $500 Applications to be made to the sser'h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-29

TANES w. MOREY, formerly instructor in
y polv,cc QUEENS hia private school for boys sept 22
Al Gl New orkve brooklyn Prepares for college hnsness
or other school. Circulars at LAINS Directory once.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-05-25

Items.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL

ESPECIAL TO THE sENTINEL.I
LISBON, May 24.-The wedding pro-
cession in honor of the approaching mar
risge OF Princess Amele D'Orleans and
the Crown Prince of Portugal took place,
and was a most brilliant affair. When the
procession reached the church it was met
by II of the oldest Marquises in the king
dom. who supported a canopy. under
which the King and Queen passed to the
entrance of the church. The interior oil
the edifce was richly decorated, and 800
chandeliers brilliantly illuminated the
scene. The Patriarch of Lisbon officiated
and at the conclusion Of the services and
ceremonies salutes were fired from the fort
and men-of-war in the harbor, and the
bells OF all the churches in the city rang
out their merry music.
LONDON, May PA dispatch from
Athens says a truce was effected at noon
to-day, and there has been no fighting
since. The casualties were heavy on both
sides. An interview between Turkish and
Crock commanders was arranged for 4
O'Clock this morning, when an endeavor
was to have been made to arrange an
Armiatice.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-05-25
Dynamo.Elec.rlc power.

cat Dunedin. New Zealand" says the
New York Engineering Journal, can
electrical engineering firm is carrying Out
q contract for the transmission Of power
to run q battery OF 20 stamps. The scene
of operations is a gold mine in the noun
famous country some 80 miles beyond
Lake Waktipu. and the power to run the
battery is transmitted from a waterfall in
the ~neighboring valley straight over a
mountain of about 2 1000 feet in hight. and
for o distance Of about two miles. The
conducting wire ia of the same size az an
ordinary telegraph wire, but OF copper.
and is suspended from telegraph insu-
lators in the Usual manner" The above il
precisely similar to the project soon to be
inaugurated by Comstook capitalists and
electricians OF driving stamp mills on the
eastern slope OF Mount Davidson by mo.
tive power transmitted from the Truckee
river, Is miles distant.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-05-25

Is poetry going to be monopolized by
milliners and costumers =? We are gravely
informed that Mrs. Langtry's last bon.
net is IAN inspiration based on a view of
a lobster salad" and that one OF Miss
Folsom's evening dresses is a mystery
in white ~faille." We are also informed
that the ~latter's bridal dress, which has
"a wealth of soft silk" a court train four
yards long and a veil seven yards long, is
of "exquisite simplicity"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-05-25

The New York Star pertinently re-
marks: Now that we are hearing so
much about conspiracies of w%orkingmen
to secure an increase of wages, why not
have a little talk about conspiracies OF
capitalists to raise the price of coal and
other necessary commodities, to crush
out poor rivals in business, to advance
the rates of freight, to do a thousand
things that add to the burdens of life
Let us hear both sides of the case dis
cussed by the people who are devoted to
an old English conspiracy law.