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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-18

DOTTED AND LUNCH MEATS Ham Tongue.
I Turkey. Chicken, Duck, Game, Trutied Game,
Partridge and Pheasant Ssrdines with Patent
Openers
aug22 GEO. McRURNEY q sON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-18

uNHE ELECTION IS OVER, but we will con-
tiaue TO sell GENTLEMEN'S UNDERWEAR
CHAPMAN. Agent,
nov1 424 King street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-12

AT the annual meeting Of The Ohio Val.
ley Life Company, held in this city on
Tuesday and Wednesday, of this week, the
reports presented showed that the Com.
pany has had prosperous year, both in
the amount OF business written and In the
financial results. AS result OF the dis.
cussion as to the best method OF advancing
the interests of the Company, It was voted
to remove the principal office 10 the city
OF Washington, p. O., the arguments
which prevailed being tho broader field OF
which that city 10 tho centre, the AdVAnt'
ages OF ~ Eastern location, and the larger
local business that can bs had In 9 large
and growing city like the National Capital.
While this change in location is made, the
Company will still remsin Wheeling in
Htituiion, In the sense that its management
ID In the hRnds Of Wheeling men. Gen.
Duval, who has held the Presidency for q
number OF years, having declined a re-
election, Rx-Attorney.G General White was
elected his successor; and while Sheriff
HaRdlan is prevented by his business
interestshsT from retaining the seoreta-
ryship, the Company does not lose his
services or experience, 90 no hiss been
elected Comptroller, snd will remain init
mRtely connected with the management.
DR.. T. q. Logan retains the T!eaSurership,
while Dr.. T. B. Campbell becomes eepre-
tsry and will follow the Company in its
removal to Washington, D. O, While
Wheeling will be sorry 10 lose this pros
porous institution, 1t will still have reason
to feel pride In its continued success, di-
reGtsd and controlled as It will be by
prominent and EeprenoptatiVe citizens.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-12

A Popular Fireman GrAVeIy Hurt Ysstsr
day.
Az Billy Heller, tho driver Of the Vigf
liant engines hose reel, was making time
for the Welty Are yesterday, he met with
avery serious accident, which in all prob
ability will cost him the loru Of his left
leg. BE turned the corner from Main
street into Tenth at a rapid pace, and just
as he got Strengthened up he noticed a
milk wagon directly In his way. The only
way to avoid disastrous collision was by
q quick turn out. This turn upset the
reel, and Heller was thrown heavily to
the ground in such way that his left leg
was broken in two places, one at the ankle
joint, where eplinterB OF bone protruded
through the skin.
Heller shouted to the engine, which
was following, and Driver Fugate managed
to check his team. The injured man was
borne into Logan's drug store, where Drs.
Ulrich and Alderman dressed his in.
jured limb, after which no ives removed
10 his home on Market street, south oil
Seventh. The physiClsns pronounced am.
putation necessary, and desired to take
of the lower part Of the leg Lost night,
but Heller objected go strenuously that
the operation waa deferred.
Heller hiss family dependent on his
wages. He is doubtless disabled for life.
He is very popular and efficient member
Of the department and was q policeman
under Capt. Tom Bennett,
As an outcome oil this accident the
police will hereafter be required to keep Q
clear track for the fire apparatus in all
cases OF fire.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-12
BELLAIRE.
Hunter Aootdontiy snot-Personnl and

Hunter Aooidentiy ShOt-Personai and
General News.
Only one man iu the lookup.
AaIeS sonneboFn Is in Marietta on business.
Ralph and Henry Blum arc home from the East.
A private hop q! oloral Hall, on the night Of the
Nh, Murphy got the watch rallied OF by the A
B, F. cockayne is rem odellng his Union street
property.
George Poulson, Of Washington City, was in The
city yesterday.
william Smith aud Cash MRrh, OF Findlay, were
In the city yesterday.
meeting Of the nailelB will be held TO day at
10 o'clcckRt City Hall.
Peter CHIN, OF the County ChIldfen's Home
was in the city yesterday.
Miss Duncan Is filling Mis- sharp's place. who ID
OF home sick, in Moundsyille
Bishop WRtteFson Camo here last night TO attend
the funeral OF Rev. Father Gull,
Mr.. Myers, Of the Pennsylvania Company ticket
service, was In the city yesterday.
The ladies OF the First n L Church had supper
at George Muth's residence last night.
Rev. B. II. Leo preached for Rev. Mr.. Skinner, oil
Wheeling, as Mr.. Skinner was called home sud,
denly.
Rev. c. F. Hustled, OF the German church, has re.
covered from severe sick spell. He will DO able
10 he around In little while.
Professor HRupts German classes are invited 70
meet In the German Church next Sabbath at 2:I6
and can select their own teacher.
Jesse Williams, Of near Belmont, this county, In
trying to twist rabbit out Of hole with the butt
q his gun, lhot his lower!aw oHand will probably
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-12
ABOUT PEoPLE.
Stranger. In the CITY Oad Wheeling Folk

StrauEsrs In the City Ond Wheeling FOLK
Abroad.
Rev. Father John ]. Deehan, OF Park
ersburg, is in the city.
Mr.. Lee Rsinheimer, O prominent citizen
OF Fairmont, was registered OF the s!amn
house yesterday.
Miss Mary Jeffrey, Of near Burr's Mills
Ohio, is the guest OF her uncle, MI. h. j
Hoge, on the Island.
iLr. A. L. WetherGId, OF Massillon, o..
we'll known in Wheeling and vicinity, wst
in the city yesterday.
Major Bob McC. Smith, the clover tray
cling passenger agent for the Chicago
Burlington 4 Quincy road, who haunt'
this locality periodically, was here yes
terdSy.
Mr.. James McDarmott, the oldest pTin
ter in Pennsylvania, whose death WsE
chronicled yesterday, was the father Q
MIR. John F. McDermott, formerly con
uected With the IETELLIdRNcEB, and now
resident Of Washington, D. y.
President Gilleland, OF the Second
BlSnch OF Council, has about recovered
rom the fever with which he has beer
su iIering and his scslded limbs ore now
fsst healing, DR.. UlriCh, his physician
expects to have him out in q few dsys'
A charming entertainment was given
last night BY Mrs. 8. P. Norton at heI
pleasant home on the Island, complimen'
tary 10 her IisitorB, the Misses Washing
tom, from tho Eastern Psn-Handle OF this
State, Cards, music and refreshments
served to make the time pasS quickly and
a9reesblY. 49,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-12

s.. Clalsyille is receiving large amount o.
anthracite coal.
Miss Julia Reynolds, OF Flushing, was In the city
yesterday whiting friends,
Mrs. J. T. TruemRn returned yesterday from
pleasant visit with relatives in BGrneWllle.
Mr.. Alexander Cunningham has been promoted
from the freight otl!cs Of the o., d. W. r, R. tc
baggage master.
The Pennsylvania Company are contemplating
I the tearing down Of the old passenger depot and
will build new freight depot Of large dimensions
Mr.. Lou Austin has hsd charge Of tho passenger
engine on the Bellllre aud Martins Ferry branch
Of the c., L. d W. 4. this week In the absence Of
Mr.. samuel 5howAlter.
At the meeting OF the Board OF Directors Of The
FirSt National Bank Tuesday, the old Board was 70
elected q follows: W. W., Holloway, L. spence
David Park, Martins Ferry, 3. II, JinkinS A. J.
Smith, John Woods and VIM. Alexander.
DR.. NJ Todd has been re.RppoInted surgeon
oil the Pennsylvania Company for the ensuing
year. Dr. Todd has served Is surgeon for this road
for twenty-five yeAfs, during which time he has
been most successful In all his surgical operations
Col John ". Hill some time since lost very val.
nRble dog. He had & writ OF replevin Issued by
from man whom I'M claims forclbly took The
canine. That party then entered counter suit, aud
conGiderGble law doinBs will follow. The purp u
valued At 500.
The Cleveland d Pittsburgh and Cleveland,
LorRin 4 wheeling railroad companies yesterday
began the erection o. q watch tower on the west
side OF the Cleveland & Pittsburgh track A watch.
man will be stationed upstairs with view Of The
bridge entrance and both crossings, with lever Gt
his hand which dropl both gates at once. Ono
rate will be placed across the bridge entrance and
the other on the west side Of the Cleveland Pitts.
burgh track. The gates will be OF the latest de-.
Aign, With automatic levers, such aS arc used by
the FenngylVaniA Company in JeEAey City.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-12
WESTERN NA1I ASSOCIATION
Meeting here YsSterdny-The Selling Car
Roducod TO 50,

Meeting here YeBierday-The Selling CARD
Reduced to 50.
The first meeting Of the Western Nail
Association since last August was held at
the Office OF the BenWood Nail Works, in
this city, yesterday. PresidentJ. N. Vance
was in the chair and Secretary George
Wise at his desk. The representation OF
the local mills was full, and nearly all the
other mills in the Association were repre-
sented by letter, excepting the Pittsburgh
mills, which had no representatives here
The selling card Of nails Was reduced to
So, with the usual discounts for caah and
car load shipments. This reduces the
mailing Ecsle Of wages 10 10 cents.
Aside from this the members snid there
WAS nothing out OF the ordinary routine.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-12
GataTTh TO CONSUMPTION,

CAtAnh In Its destructive force stands next to
and undoubtedly leads on to consumption. 1t Is
therefore singular that those afflicted with this
fearful disease should not mSke 1t the object oil
their lives to rid themselves Of It, Deceptive rem
edisE concoctcd by ignorant pretendeis to medical
knowledge have weakened the confidence Of the
great majority Of sufferers IN all advertised RENE
dies They become resigned 10 lie Of misery
rather than torture thomselVes with doubtful pal
llAtlves.
But this will never do. CatAlrh must bonnet ct
every stSge and c0mbated with AL our might In
many cases the disease has assumed dangerous
symptoms. The bones aud cartilage OF the nose,
the organs OF hearing OF seeing and OF tasting 80
affected as TO DO uielFS, the nyula 50 elongated,
the thrOat SO intllmed and irriRted as TO produce
constant and d distressing cough.
SAniord'g Radical Cure meets every phase Of
CAtATh, from simple head cold To the most
loa,hsome and destructive stages. It Is local and
constitutional. Instant In relieving, permanent
in curing, safe, economical and ueVer.iRiling.
Each package contains one bottle Of the Radical
Cure, ono box OF Catarrhal Solvent, and An I'M
proved Inhaler, with treathe; price, 81.
PoTTER DRUe d CHEMICAL Co., Boston.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-12
A WONDERFUL ANALYSIS,
a simple Physical lroabie shown to be
the "DegInnlns of tho End.e

the "BcGinHlng of the End"
WHAT, cough, Naturalization o, tho .A,o.
and lungs. What eapscs III Congestion. s,oD
the congestion the Irritation ceases and the eours
cured. But how to stop the congc,tionr Al. thor,
IL Just where physicians have always been puzzled
But 1t must be checked or pneumonia, quick con.
sumption or some terrible pulmonary dIGessS VIII
follow. Some doctors give cod liver oil. o,A.n
cough syrupS. but tho most advanced pre,erS,
stimullnts. Nature RHa be AsuI'tsd Pure vhlls,y
will do 1t. See what phyIIeIans say;
Prof. AuStln Flint of Bellevue Cgcw Yofly Col
Isco. says: "ThO judleIOa' use of alcoholic ,tnu.
llnss Is ono of tho striking characteristic, Of pro
rsas In the practice of medicine during The lad
half century"
Professor Henry n Mott of Now York. ny,,
"The purity of DuEy's Pure Malt Whisky ASSN.
pie analytical tOsts will readily convince ply.
s!elan or an expert should certainly recommend n
70 the highest public favor"
DR.. WIN. T. Cutter. State Chemist OF Connecticut
says; "Duny's Pure Malt WEiskey contains no d.
Isteroui or injurious qualities. and Its abiolu,,
purity. as well as scientific mode Of mAnuiac.uro
must commend IT to general use and favor"
puHys Pure Nal. whisKey "a certain cure and
preventive OF congestion, and should DO kept ia
every family. III, sold BY all druggists and deal.
en-. DO sure aud secure tho genuine.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-12

CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to record
the following transfers Of real estate, be-
sides three deeds of trust:
Deed made January 10, by Margaret A.
GeyeT and Dams, her husband, to Mathew
A. Wolf, in confederation Of $3.50, for Al
feet inches of the weat side Of lot 7, in
square %, on the south side Of Thirteenth
street.
Deed made January Z by Mary E.
Hines aud Mary A. Hines and their hus.
bands, to Anna ]. wilkinson, vile Of
Harry Wilkinson, In consideration Of S.,
for lot 10, on the west eide Of North York
street.
Deed made January Z, by Gibson L.
Oranmer, special commissioner, to Mrs. A.
]. Wilkinson, in consideration Of $l,345,
for the Aforesaid lot 10 in equare 8.
Deed inside February s, 1887, by Mary
e. Hnrdlsn and other heirs of John
Hsndlan, deceased, to John R. Handlan,
another heir, in consideration OF 81, and
for the purpose Of making partition OIL. the
estaEe, for the HandlRn property, on the
line between Ohio and Marshall counties.
Deed made January II by Jamee Bod
ley and wife to James D. BOdley, in con-
sideration Of 500, for the east half Of lot
70 on the south side Of Eighteenth street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-12
ARp1rRAroRs NAMED

To Decide the Question of the Existence OF
n wage Contract.
The employees Of the Central GlaH:
Works have formally accepted the offer Of
President Scott to submit to three arbitra'
tors the question whether the acceptance
by him Of the annual scale constituted q
contract binding upon him for one year
They notified President Scott to this effect
yesterday, and also that they had chosen
President William Smith, OF the Ameri.
can Union Of Flint Glass Workerg, sH
their member of the Arbitration Com
mittee, Mr.. Scott designated as the COM
pany's representative Mr.. William Doyle,
Of Doyle Bros, glass manufacturers Of
Pittsburgh. Tho third man, or umpire, to
DO chosen by these two, has not yet been
named.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-12
LOCAL BREvITIEs.
Matters OF Minor Moment In and About
the Olty.

the CITY.
MATINEE at the Opera House to-day.
THE GRAND this eVeninE-"PassiOn's
Slave"
OPERA ), HOUSE, this syenipPg-"AlOu0 in
London"
TuE Wheeling Turnera' Society gave o
most successful concert, entertainment
and ball in the Turn Hall last night.
Kramer played.
A MARRIAGE license was yesterday 10:
sued TO Frank II. HBllett, aged 30, and
Tillie O. Berry, aged %, both natives and
residents Of Wheeling.
IT Ia reported that tWo-thirds Of the
capital stock Of proposed new pottery o.
SLeubenville has been subscribed and thnt
the concern will be sure 90.
FRANCES BISHOP closed a successful en-
gsgement q! the Grand last night, Both
houses yesterday were large. She is n
better sOubre:te than Wheeling has Heen
lately.
JUDarxG from reports, the Now Gum
berlsnd branch Of tho Pan. Handle Il
doing a great bnsineea. One firm is said
to have gotten out in one day an order Tor
fifty cars,
"sT PERKINS, or the girl left behind
me-" Will DO presented at the Operaa
House next Tuesday night. The scent, o.
this play is laid in this Panhandle and II
ia said to be q fine play.
Mr.. ALFRED RHEINsTRoM has been ap
pointed q Commissioner Of the Circuit
Court vice John E. McKennon, removed
from the State. Mr.. McKennon and htt
brother are conducting ranch in Colo
RADIO with much succeSs, having 9OO acres
OF land.
"JoHS A. STEWART lodge" oinaileES, the
new Union lodge, has elected officers q;
follows: President, S. NJ. Hathaway ViGe
President, FIsnk Maloney; Recorder, w
In, Rogers; Financial Secretary, Martin
Msnion; Treasurer, W. N. Inch; Guide
Il. Flood; Inner Guard, John MalOney
Onter Guard, Fillmore Dobbs; Trustees
George Stein, Andrew Hildebrand, MaTtir
Mulkearn; Delegates to the Trades AS
senbly, W. N. LinCn, Martin Mulkearn
Thomas Davis, William Stewart.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-12
"ALoNE M LnNpoN.n
Miss Cora Tanner and Fine Company last
Night.

Miss Cora Tanner and u Fine Company last
Night.
"Alons In London" was presented al
the Opera House last night. Though moi
a new play it Is good one, which never
loses it's interest. A better company
mover gave a melodrsms here. Mr.. Buch,
snan'G story iG well told, his human ma.
ture well depicted, all his characters dis.
tinct and lito-like and there are in this
cast, which Is substantially the same IS
supported Miss Tanner on her last visit
here, Osvsral unusually talented character
actors. MiBs Tanner looks the heroine
and acts the part with much force and
artistic nicely. The scenery and mechan-
ical accessories arc as fine as Of yore.
The piece will be eeen again at the mat
iree to-day and tonight for the last time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-12

Prof. o. R. Gleason, the king Of horse.
tanners, will inauguraIe 8 season at the
Capital Rink Of handling wild and vicious
horses, for seven nights, commencing to-
morrow evening. These exhibitions have
been meeting with great success the past
week, turning people away at each per-
iormRnce at Pittsburgh, and the press has
been unanimous in praise. Prof. Gleason
does not carry any horse9, and everybody
Is invited who has vicious orwild horses,
or hoIsss nubisCt to any bad habits. They
can have them thoroughly broke at these
exhibitions, II they call ut the rink and
have them entered TO be handled free OF
charge. all lovers Of horse flesh viii find
these exhibitions very instructive.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-12
RIVER NEWS.
stage of tho Water and Movements of thu
Boats.

Stnge of the Water and Movements of thu
Boats.
The Scotia Is due up to-day enrouto
from Cincinnati to Pittsburgh.
The river fell more rapidly yesterday
than on the day before, Last night at
duRk It had isllen TO the II foot inch
mark on the levee gauge.
The Ben Hur got away for Parkersburg
oil right yeBternay morning, with fair
trip on board, Tho Courier 10 this morn
ing's packet in this trade.
The Eagle and Charlie Brown, Of the
coal feet, passed up light and making all
speed in the hope Of being able TO bring
out more coal on this rise.
The local packets did fair business.
There were no through packets In either
direction, but the passing Of the boats OF
the coal feet one way or the other, made
the ecene from the leyee q lively one all
day long.
The reports received from above last
night we're ss follows: Pittsburgh, 10 feet
Z inches; Brownsville, 10ieek; RlCe's Land I.
ing, 8 feet inches; Greensboro, 4 feet 8
inches; Lock No. 4, II feet 4 inches; Oil
City, feet 4inchsg. Atsll ofthsse places
the rivers were falling and 1t was clear
and cold,
The boats Of the coal feet that passed
down with coal were the Joseph A. Stone,
Boaz, Tom Dodsworth, Joseph B. Will.
Jams, ]. &. Mercer, George Wood, Clifton,
smofp City, Belle McGown, Nellie speer,
Dick Fulton, Lioness, Barnard, ]. W.
Bunton, Veteran No. 2, Comet, Joseph
Nixon and Lud Keeter.
W. A. Neal, the pilot on the Elaine,
who was attacked by heart disease while
Of the wheel, making O landing Of bis boat
and TOW 81 coal Of Safe HArbor Tuesday
night, and who died shortly Rfterfrom the
effects Of the stroke, was very popular ct
PATkersburg, his home, and with all along
the river who knew him. He leaves q |
wife. He had been complaining for some
time past Of not feeling well. !
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-12
Latest Gas Consolidation Talk.

Ptts6tr0h Leader.
1t is true TINT the Wheeling and West
Virginia Natural Gas companies met re-
Gently and consolidated, but 1t is true thSl
for many months past these concernt
have been practically working under the
same management. No opposition has
been interposed by the one toward the
other nince elk months after these corpor'
stiona commenced operations in the Nal
City. Since the latter period under an ar,
rangement entered into, all shortages o.
gas on the part OF one company has beer
made good by the other opening the
valves on its line for use Of all fuel needed
Then beyond all this, the holders Of stock
are identical, at least 60 far as would saIeCt
this majority. II Is true that tho Mcgee
Finn crowd still hold q large slice In the
Wheeling, but this, 1t is safe 10 Bsy, doeI
not equal that held by the Fisher crowd
which latter controls the destiny oil
the West Virginia Company.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-12
A DISASTROUS FIRE.
THE WATER DAMAGES CHOCOLATES
To the Amount of From $1,000 to $40. DOC
atJOhn s. wslts'S, on the Upper Market
squAFS-A FiTsmsA'S Leg Is ssrIOuSly
IDjursd by an Overturned Reel.

About 8 o'clock yesterday morning ar
alarm Of fire was sounded, caused by 8
blaze in the rear Of the grocery store o.
John s. welty, on the upper Market
square. The flames evidently originated
from turning SCOT falling through an I'M
used and uncovered stove pipe hole in the
store. Fire was smelled all morning, buI
could not be located until the flames broke
out.
The department responded quickly and
soon extinguished the flames, the damage
to the building being merely nominal.
The house belongs to Sebastian Welty,
and is insured for 5000 in local compa'
nies.
Mr.. Wslty suffered more heavily on his
grocery stock. The water with which the
place was drenched ruined about half his
stock, he thinks. He wholeBGled consid.
erably, and carried q stock valued ct about
$iS 600. he thinks his loss will be from
5000 to $4,000. On 1t he had insurance
~, foItaa.o,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-12
OPERA GLASSES.
Glre Q1eteA!1QettcGr


ofaesi NOD. I'd and a7 Fourtoenth Street.
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ne .y.!s4 q g,o.ssPtlon advocated BY that party

The gystem Of protection advocated By that party
are invited 10 attend.
The BenWoOd saloon keepers Ato giving Justice
Edwards and Prosecuting Attorney Meighen con.
take the evidence down IN writing. which under
the statute be q compelled to do. Colonel Aineu
took up two days in cross .exsEntuing one wines;
and but two cases have 20 far been disposed Of and
there are eighteen In all. Mr. Meighen says u II
the purpose Of counsel for the defense 70 tree1e him
out n possible Tim Dolan was sent 70 JAIL and 4
test Of the law will be made Of his case. When the
10 learn that the following parties had forfeited
their recogniEGuce. Pat Higgins, Milliam Jener-
son. George &c geline. +. Miller, Nell Quinn, J..
George NiebergGle and H RemhoG The PTosecu:
ting Attorney says he will have them all rea1rested
II he hiss to ask the Governor for militia men.
william BrcelRnd'B case WAS heard yesterday and
Judgment was reserved until some time next week.
aricelAnd was put under rccognizAnce, with D. A.
Dorsey a. surety.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-12
THO SONS Of yetstauS.

II ia expected that General Abbott,
Commsnder.in.C Chief OF the Sons Of Vet.
erans Of the United States, will arrive in
this city to-day from Cincinnati, and that
be viii sttsnd the meeting Of U. s. Grant
Damn tonight, General Abbott will be
recommended by Judge Advocate General
R.H, FreCr. Tho two officers will, 1t is
understood, mako tour Of the Eastern
cities. for the purpose Of acquainting
themselves with the general condition Of
the order, Extensive preparations have
been made for their reception in Pitts
burRh tomorrow night.