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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-31
LOCAL RRRYTTlES.
Matters OF SIluor Mention in and About
the City,
nnp last hnu nj 1agn

the CITY,
The last day Of 1889.
AZ the Grand tonight -"Beacon
Ar the Opera House tO.night-Lizzie
Evans In "0ur Angel"
TRAINS will be run every hour on New
Years Day, on the Wheeling 4 Elm
Grove railroad.
A WATCH service will be held at the
y, NJ, o. A. from 10 to ~ o'clock to-
night. The leaders and subjects will be
changed every half hour. All young
men are invited to be present,
The Board OF County Commissioners
will meet to-day to audit bills prepare.
tory to the regular meeting OF the Board
next Monday, The members come in
Tor their per deim for the past six months
at this meeting.
In Police Court yesterday morning
George Mclaughlin, a plain drunk, was
fined 81 and costs, and Dora Smith, ar
rested by Carney for behaving in a dis
orderly manner on Seventeenth street,
was fined IS and costs; both were able
to settle,
GEORGE WEISS, who was sent to the
workhonse on Christmas for striking his
vile with a lamp, has been released upon
the payment Of the fine charged against
him, He stated yesterday that he waE
not wholly to blame for the occurrence
and that the entire story was not told II
court, and that If it had been he would
not have been forced to bear the stigma
In the Circuit Court yesterday, before
Judge PAUL, En-. MCManaway pleat
guilty to the indictment for keeping
house Of i'll fame and also to the one 10.
selling beer without u license. Nelli'
Martin also plead guilty to two like in
diCtments, and Sadie Tracy plead GUILTY
to an indictment for selling beer with0u
license. The sentenCesO OF the court wer'
reserved,
TIE funeral OF tho late Joseph I, Nor
ton will take place from his late resi-
donce, No. So Fifteenth street, ut
o'clock this a~iternooni the intermen
will be private. The funeral OF the lat
George u. Swift will take place at TIL.
same hour this afternoon from the resi-
dencO OF his iather-iMlaw, Mr.. Davi'
Bell, Oh North Main street. Cyren
Commaudry, No. 7, Of which the de
ceAsed was u member will turn out il
uniform to pay the last respects to thei
lamented brother,
TIE Congregational Society Of 81
Paul's German Lutheran church ha
elected the following officers for tn
coming year; President, Christian We.
veg: Vice President, August Koch
Secretary, Jacob Zulaufi treasure
Carl Hagedorn; Elders, William Ne
demier, David Delhi and Henry Huud'
The Young Ladies' Society Of the sam
church has elected Rev. Herman Haas
President; Miss Carrie Huudt; Vic
President; Philippine Kilborn Secretar
and Dora ZoeCkler Treasurer. TIL
Teachers Society Of the same churc
has elected the following oticersi Pres
dent, Rev. Hermann Haassi Vice Pres
dent, Lizzie Stockeri Secretary, Ami
Koch, and Treasurer Minnie BischotT.
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OwiNa to the fact that We expect to
move on April /, we will close out a
large assortment Of new and shop worn
sewing machines, bicycles and type.
writers. Intending TO devote our atten.
ton exclusively 10 the Standard and
White Sewing Machines, Calagraph,
World and Merritt Typewriters and a
few makes Of bicycles. Come early and
secure bargains,
EDw. L. RoSR & Co.,
IS Twelfth street,
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A rntpI.coyerY

In the medical line is the pleasant fruit
laxative, Elixir Of Dates. II combines
the active properties Of dates, figs and
pruneB In such a way rs to make II one
Of the most pleasant and effective rene.
dies on the market. II Is easily taken
by old and young, and is q sure cure ioT
habituAl constipation, biliouBnesg, dys.
pepsia, sick headache and piles, and all
diseases caused by q weak stomach, dis.
eRsed kidneys or inactive liver. Sold In
30 cent bottles by o. Il, Goethe, W. w.
Irwin, W. h. Williams, John Laughlih.
Drug Company and Goodwin 4
Co., Wholesale agents,
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G,nnt Powder Fpubd In a stable.

There was on exhibition at Police
Headquarters yesterday, q stick OF giant
nowdef which was found by tho driver
Tor a we'll known fancy grocery house 81
lhls city, when Tho went to feed bis
.hofscs Sunday night, The explosive
was cleyvfly hidden away Ia tho feed
and was discovered only ny aecluent,
This IA the second time al attempt mas
been made 10 iujure aud destroy the
siRbie Of The firm IN question by means
n eSploSives. Who tho sCoindrel OF
Seoundtels are who have been making
ihese attempts, and what their motive
Il cannot even DO cohjeCtuted, and
ihefs IA no clue by which ali effort can
be made 10 discover them,
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The Quickest Time Ever Made by
the Louisville and Nashville II. II.

Is on their oCIlcuulc'
Trains leave Cincinnati dailyQtI:5A A. NJ. and 1880
T.. N. Arrive Louisville ll:26 A. NJ. and ll:lbP NJ:
Nashville 400 Z. NJ. and $50 A. Nj; birmingham
|Il:O +, n. and 8:aO r. ~; Montgomery 2:2i A. n.
and 7N5 y. A.; Mobile $40 A. n. and 2g6 A. NJ;
lbnny SI5 A., 81. and l:O A. ~; Thomnsvlllo
/. y a. NJ; New Orleans 1910 noon and 100 AN
Jark sOnvIlle, Fla. 2:l0 = NJ. and 1855 a, NJ Re-
spcctively, % hours and Is minutes to New
Orleans aud 30 hours and 10 minutes to Jackson'
vile. 10th trains run through solid TO New
Orleans with Pullman Buffet Slecpers attached
Pullman Buffet SleepOrs run through from Gin
cInnatI to jacksonville without change.
For further Information write HERMAN uoLNEs,
\, r. a., Medina, o.. q. J., SnraguG,, 7: i. a.,
clunRIi, U.
gRTU
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Is a combination Of the active properties
Of dates, iigs and prunes, and other
tropical fruits. Us pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered y i'm
mehsely popular. II cures habitual con-
stipaLloh, mitigation, biliousness, HiCk
headache, piles, etc. Sold In 90 cent
bottles BY D, X. GoelEe, w. w. Irwin,
w. +. Williams and John Laughlin.
Logan Drug %. aud Goodwin & Co.,
KhOlesaLe AGENTS.
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nniIdn, E,rnr,Iona M u. \ 0.

Tho Baltimore & Ohio Railroad will
sell excursion tickets for the Christina
and New Year Holidays at one and one
third fare for the round trip, between
all stations on It's llne west Of the Ohio
River also 10 Wheeling, Washington
Pa, Pittsburgh ami intermediate points
and to Cincinnati and all points on the
Columbus & Cincinnati, Midland 4 Gin
cinnati, Washington & Baltimore Rail-
roads.
Tickets will be sold December oath,
25lh and 3lst aud January lst, valid toi
return passage 10 aud including January
8, 1880,
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speculation in r,cnl Estate,

We are Offering lots in Marylynn I'D.
dition TO BenwoOd at $ll6 each on easy
terms until January /, 1890. There Is q
Joint stock company who are about "a
construct a motor line from Schrad's
crossing, on the county road, 10 Gravel
stfeet,ih McMeChen. Their limo will run
by this addition, which will make these
lots double in value In a short time,
For particulars call aud sec plat.
i. A, RoLp 4 Co..
Real Estate Agents,
1920 Market Street,
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Inst nr Mninh ind srntrmhsr

Chief Delbrugge is In receipt Of letter
from Hattie KiSSlngcr, Of Marietta, In
which she states that when In this city
September - last she was robbed Of a
.goId watch and further, that the watch
was paWned at q pawn brokers' estab-
llshn,ent hero on The following day.
She says SHE will send q description OF
the watch provided the Chief will In.
form her whether he thinks he can get
II, Il IL thought to he q little strange
that Miss Kissinger should walt 80 long
a time before making her loss known.
She formerly lived here,
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A DRAKEMANS FOOT CUT OFF,
The Unfortunate Accident That BeEel lie
GniirnlI MT MnmnhnYIun

Inc unfortunate Accident That Ietel Lee
GNitrelI at MOundsViIle.
Saturday evening ayoung man named
Lee Gaitrell, employed as brakeman on
the Ohio River road, met with q very
painful and severe accident at Mounds
vile. He was about to make a coupling
when in some manner one OF his feel
became fast under a cross.tie, and before
he could getit loose or sigual the train
that was backing up TO stop, he was
knocked down and his foot ground of
by the wheels. 1t Is a wonder he
was not killed outright. lie was seer
to fall and no time was lost in giving
him all possible assistance. Arrange
ments were made for keeping him at the
Henrietta House till he is able to gel
about again. Drs. Barnes, Thomas, and
Rogers operated on the unfortunote
man, a%mputating the foot just above the
ankle. Gaitrelli Is about % years old, IL
single aud lives at Parkersburg. lit
was well liked by all those on the roaC
with whom he came in contact.
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LONDON, Dec. 8O.-The Marx Lane Erpre,
In ih weekly review OF the British grain trade,
says: English wheRts are firm though the dc.
llverles are large. Sales OF English wheatS dur.
Ing the last week were Sj,367 quarters ut 2QS iOd,
against $500 quarters ut sos I'd during the cor.
responding week Last yGar. Foreign wheat Ia
quiet. The chief dealings arc In California.
Grinding barley has advanced 81; oats Cd, and
rye and beans I'd. Corn Is firm. LinsoGd has
declined I'd.
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DIED,

ECHOLs-At Pittsburgh, Pa, on Sunday, Dc.
9th year.
Tho funeral will take place from the residence
OF Mf. J. D. s%tOnton, No. 283s EofF street,
this tuesday afternoon at 1880 o'clock.
Friends Of tho family are invited to attend.
lntCfmOnt In Greenwood Cemetery.
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If You cannot see aud need spcCtaCleS
yOu Should Call OH us and have your Eyes
Tested without charge. We have The
finest instruments md more experience
than any other OptlCian In the State,
mud guarantee satisfaction or money re-
JACOB w. ERUBBs
IJeWeler and OptlClan,
Cor. Twelfth aud Market Streets.
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a. Question,

Do you suffer with habitual constipa.
ton or b%lltousness2 II so, try the pleas.
ant fiuit laxative, Elixir Of Dates. II
will cure you, Sold In 10 cent bottles
by Q. H. Goetze, W. W. Irwin, W. Il,
Williams, John Laughlin. Logan Drup
Company and Goodwin 4 Co., Wholesale
agents,
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Any DrugE,,,

In the United States will recommend
Elixir Of Dates II YOU need a gentle and
reliable laxative. II yoHr liver IL inac.
tive you can't hope for good health
until YOU regulate the regulator by
taking some safe remedy. Elixir Of
Dates Ia Just what yor need. Give II a
trial. Sold In 30 cent bottles by D, X,
Goet7e, W. W, Irwin, John LAughlih,
Logan Drug Company and Goodwin 4
o., Wholesale agents.
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sauoszers IIrokon Again.

The pudding department Of the Elnt
mill was thrown of again last evening
by the breaking Of the SQueezers. Tho
machine had Just been repaired and the
break ia particularly annoying. i
will require several days to repair thu
hrnnk
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n.And Nsn Yenrl NlrhL Inn

The North End Literary and Athletic
AGloclAilon will give q grand ball Al
Turner Hall, on Wednesday evening
,iSnuSfy /, 1890. Music by Mayors full
.SrCheelfa, Admission 10 cent?.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. SO.-For Western
Pennsylvania and West Virginia, fair
and colder Tuesday morning, warmer
by Wednesday morning, with northerly
winds.
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HOLIDAY EXCURSIONS.
Low Hate Tickets via The Pennsylvania
Lines,

Lines.
Holiday excursion tickets, at low
round trip rates, will ho sold from all
ticket offices Of the Pennsylvania lines
west Of Pittsburgh on December "a, %,
~, 1889, and January /, 1880, good going
on date oil sale and returning until JRnu.
afy Q, 1890.
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To the Ladies'.
The Wheeling InStalmelt Co.,
1l8C.ll0s 3 1t4O Market ST.,
NEAR TWELFTH ST,
no the Ladies'.

NEAR TwELFTR ST,

Lady shoppers-fourHe days hence
and the holiday shopping Beason-with
its attending worry and Care-will be
ended. The time Is short-its true-y0t
there Is a great deal to DO done. There
are many friends to think about-and
what shall Igive 10 him or her2-ist the
question that TO- agitates every mind.
OF course this Is natural-it Is reason
able-and what is more-it Is a kind
consideration for the fortunate recipient.
But II Is nevertheless a difficult question
to answer u~naided-and az we believe
that the old adage-'Two HEADS ARE
BETTER THAN 0NE"-is applicable
here-we therefore presume TO assist the
giver in answering 1t.
Wheeling Instalmont Co.
A present to be appreciated must at
least be Apprenticeship when utility
and or%naInentation are added they give
1t all the characteristics OF q perfect pres.
ent. Our Slaughter Sale now III pro.
gress inCludes-a line OF HOLIDAY
PRESENTS-unexcelled by any house
in the city.-Every one appropriate
useful and Ornamental-suitable for old
and young-riCh or poor-and sure to be
appreciated by all-at PRICES, too
REMEMBER-that we would not per.
nit to appear in cold type II %conpulsion
was not staring us in the face. We were
away behind time In getting into our
new b%uilding-and we must do in the
next two weeks what We should have
begun three weeks ago TO do.-H0LI.
DAY GOODS must be closed out-and
II compelling prices will do it-here
they are:
Upholstered In any shade Of silk Plush.
Regular price, SV00.
Compelling price, $50.
ROCKERS
In Reed and Reconsideration Designs.
Regular price, l7OO
Compelling price, SS0.
ROCKERS
In Antique OAk-Cherry-MaplO and olhur wood.
Regular price, % 0.
Compelling price, q %.
ROCKERS.
a largo assortment IN Childnn'S Rockers, 100
styles. Regular price, 0126.
Compelling price, 81 49,
TABLES.
4 HlNI AAHAlH IA NNNAANN AuA hukIllU NIAL
suitable for Holiday GliG,
Regular price, $40.
Compelling price, u 80.
EA5ELs
Mako useful and beautiful giitS-a large atSoft.
inctiL In Antique OAK C~hOrfy-aUd Bras.
Oak. Cherry. DnG.
%ConpSiliHS prices, fjS TS w
TOILET SITS
Are desirable gliiS-a big stock Of these poods m
odd dptlgus aud beautiful decorations "a SSisSi
from, with " pieces 10 each,
Regular price, 5000
Compelling price, t6B,
LAME
A numbcfieM number Of 1~IAnvInu and alanA.
lux LAnps-ln catchy designs, Beautifully deco.
fateu, REGULAR pflCe, $40.
compelling price, 10.
TEA SETS
Are hppiopllAte aud proper presents. we,how
piece teS, Regular price, 10 Do.
Compelling price, ii A6.
Come early aud avoid the RUSH. -geonto your
HOLIDAY PRESENTS NOW. II YOU have not
got the money W pay CRAh for them come any.
now, We viii give you Ctedlt,--W0 Will help
iP PIgs Sl % ' R&s ~ SSGGlRRg 2SPt IL a RllS f%fa2EF$gfflajl9T
The Wheeling Instalment Co.,,
ll8Gii3sli4O MARKET 81.
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poS,r forget 10 attend the second an
mai hall 10 81 given by Local Union
No, 30 A. T. q, w Us a. turner halil
Nav Years. Eve, December 81, Grand
Al 8 o'clock.
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HERE FOR XMAS PRESENTs.

UmbrclIag-A complete line Of SILK
and Gloria Cloths with told, Silver aud
Natural Wood Handles.
NeCRwear-lOmplCto line Of Latest
Munlers-Sllk aud Cashmere.
GlOyes-Large assortment in Cloth and
Jackeis-Our celebrated Wool and
"-'''' G. HESS & sons,
1921 and 1923 Market 81.
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AplenSIng Sense

OF health and strength renewed and Of
ease and comfort follows the use OF
Syrup Of Figs, rs II acts in harmony with
nature TO eileCtually cleanse tho system
when Costive or bilious. For sale In 60C
and 81 90 bottles BY all leading druggists.
nav
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Jos, sPEipnL 4 %. arc agents for the
Buckeye Extracts, Best on the market.
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Tl,orpometor Record.

The thermometer at schnepf's drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday.
rnp;aiored aR follows:
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TIE opinion OF the people is that DR..
Bulls Cough Syrupisthe best and cheap
est remedy for Coughs, Colds, Sore
Throat, Asthma, etc.
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1900 MAIN STREET.
ale Sntellioeuttr.
ONCE Nos. IS and y Fourteenth Street.

New Advertisements.
WGuted-A Cook.
Wanted-TO Rent Rooms.
Wanied-YOung Men for Agents.
For Stakeholder aud Engine.
Telley'B TeR-H. II. Behrens,
japanese Ware-Ewing ErOs.
Opera HouGO-RuSSells Comedians.
Try Lists Cough syrup.
The January Century. I,
Grand Clearance sRl6-H. EmSh0lmer-FouTth
Residence For salO-Fourth page.
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ASK your grocer for Buckeye Extracts,
best and eheapeaL. Q%nafanleod pure.
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Now Advertisements.

ID ESIDENCE FOR SALE-MY RES.
LII lDENCE, No. n sixteenth street. House
in perfect order; furnished with natural and
artificial HaS and all water COnvenlences. Pos.
session can no given April ], or sooner II re-
nnlreh. u. I. OALDMELL. deJl
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TnE healing and purifying qualities Of
Salvation Oil render IL the best article
for the speedy and safe cur Of liberated
sores. Price only q cents,
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Toa a DtsoNDERED IivEa Try BEECH.
AMII PiLtl. WlAR
Evening journal., 1889-04-17
CONDENSED NEMs.

West Point is all worked up over an elope
ment. the principals being Thomas McGrath
. good looking soldier at the post. and JuIis
Nahar, the wife Of Timothy Mahar, of the
artillery detachment
In Perry township. Ind. fifteen miles nortl
OF Fort Wayne John Barrett and his wife.
aged respectively "a and 70 quarTeled over E
trinng matter He seized poker ana beat
her over the head. fatally injuring her Bar
rett was arrested He says he does not re-
member Of having committed the deed
Orders have been issued for all the cadet.
at the United States military academy al
West Point 10 participate in the military
parade iD New York at the Washington cen.
tenniai on Tuesday, the Soth inst, auf
preparations are now IN progress among tht
cadets 70 insure very creditable showing
Three bales Of cotton sent from the Calves.
ton, Savannah and Atlanta Cotton Ex
changes were sold at auction on the AooT a
the New York Cotton Exchange fer th'
benefit of the Confederate Soldiers Home al
Austin, Tex, and realized sl95, the price
paid ranging from ~ 10 l41 cents per pound
The taking Of testimony in the famous cen
test cf the viii Of Cornelia NJ. Stewart, a
New York, has been closed, the proponents
putting in no evidence whatever IN addition
TO that they presented over year ago as tt
the execution Of the paper. Surrogate Ran
som will hear the arguments Of the contest
ants May 81, % and %
Harry Phillips, who was at one time man
ogsr for John /. Sullivan has been arrested
in Montreal charged with aiding Andy
Malone 70 steal jewelry valued at sl4.0Q
from a man named Van Reinholz, an agenl
ofP ". Ellis & Co, jewellers Of Toronto
Vap Reinholz, who is also wanted in connec
tion with the matter, is said to be in New
York.
On Friday next, at San Francisco the new
United States cruiser Charleston will. in al
probability, make the first trial Of her en-
gines She has been fully equipped for thu
trip Steam was got up in her on Saturday
and her machinery was run for short time
There was no hitch in the workings Her
trial trip on Friday will be made without hel
steel masts. which have not YET been set.
Capt. Charles 9oodal VIII have charge a.
the vessel during her trial
Evening journal., 1889-04-17
STILL THE SAME
SUBJECT.

We have noticed one very
peculiar trait in otherwise par
ticular men, viz: When they
want shirt they are apt to
drop in the first place they
come to and take anything
handed out to them, and they
are growing afterwards if it
doesn't happen to fit. These
are the men we want to see
for several reasons.
We give them in our
Special Shirt better value than
any other.
Having all neck sizes
and seven length sleeves to
each size we cannot help fitting
them.
3-Ne e want Ineln 10 take
our Special home with them
unlaundered and try it on, and
if it is not perfectly satisfactory
in neck, size and sleeve length,
bring it back and exchange.
Our system of keeping a
record of their size makes it
impossible for them to get any
thing but a right and correct
fitting shirt.
Our Easter Neckwear will
as usual be the largest and fin
est in the city or State.
Evening journal., 1889-04-17
THE CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION
Changes in the Line Of March Of Botl
pnrades.

NEW Yo.y. April l7-lt has been def.
nltely dec 4 10 change the line Of both ths
military and ndu. tr al centennial parades 10y
causing them to pass around Union square.
me route Of the military parade on April 3l
viii be from Wall street up Broadway 4
MaNerly place, 10 Fifth avenue, TO Four
tamth street, 10 Fourth avenue. to Seven.
tenth street, &c Fifth avenue, 10 Fifty-ninth
st,eet The industrial parade on MAY ] viii
start from Fhty-niuth street and move down
Firth avenue 20 Seventeenth street 70 Fourth
avenue, 70 Fourteenth street. to Fifth ave
nne, 70 Waverly place, 10 Broadway, to Cana
street
Additional stands, placed around three
sides at union square, will greatly increas,
the number oi persons to whom the parade
Will be visible
The householders IN town are charging
enormous prices for windows Tue vacant
building on Fifth avenue and Fifteenth
street. is renting tor ss5 window on the iirsi
Hoar, $50 tor the second aud s25 for the third
II is almost impossible to sec re desirabl'
windows even at the above figures
BURLINGTON. Vt. April l7-At the meet
ing Of the Vermont cnmmi sioners to th'
Washington centennial celebration arrange
ments were completed for the representa- tioi
Of the entire militia force of the State, anil ,
sufficient sum was pledged 70 pay the ex
penses of the excursion 10 New York
Evening journal., 1889-04-17
Twentr-nIne Years in rrIson.

TRENTON, n. j., April l7-Among the
lucky convicts released from the state prison
by the court of pardons was Joseph p Stew
art (colored), who has spent twenty-nine
years Of his life in prison. When "a years
old be quarreled with boy named Craig on
the bank of a stream in Gloucester county,
and Craig was thrown into the water and
drowned Stewart was found guilty of muir
der in the first degree, but owing to his youth
the sentence was commuted to life imprison-
ment. Stewards friends have for nine years
made persistent efforts to secure his pardon,
and have finally succeeded. He is said to be
Of very mild and peaceable disposition, and
Mr. John f. Lovett, of this city, who took
an active interest in his case, intends to take
him into his employ as a servant Stewart
knows very little Of the world, and is more
like a child than a man in his actions.