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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-17
DEAN 0PIE Is DYING.
A REMARKABLE AND MYSTERIOUS CASH
AT BALTIMORE.
The Head Of the Baltimore College o. Physicians ard
Surgeons Contracts Blood Pois'Hlng
from an Operation on Young
Woman from Cincinnati.

BALTIMORE, December Certain cir
cles in Baltimore are much sgitated over a
case containing great deal OF mystery. A
music teacher OF Cincinnati figures as one
of the chief characters. The youSg wo-
man, who has refused to give her name or
reveal those Of ber friends, applied to the
Hospital Of the College OF Physicians and
Surgeons in Baltimore last Saturday
week ago, for admission and treatment.
An examination developed that she was
sufferipg from acute peritonitis, danger
ons inflammation of the abdominal cavity.
The examining physician pronounced her
condition serious, and advised the per
forming of o tugical operation 10 relieve
stress of disease.
The task was assigned 20 Prof Thomas
Opie, Dean Of the college, and It WAS per-
formed yesterday week ego. In closing
the incision that had been made Ia the
abdomen Prof Opie accidentally pnckcd
one OF his fingers with the needle. TIE
next night symptoms Of blood poisoning
developed, and since that time Mr.. Opie
mas been confined TO his bed, the attend
ing physicians being greatly alarmed for
his ultimate recovery, as the 4 scase seems
to have secured hold upon him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-17
YOUNG MAN KILLED.

A Sad AccldS mt Occ urring at Pennington
Marion County.
Special Telegram TO the Register.
PENNINGTON W. VA, December 16.
"A shocking accident occurred here Sat
urday morning. Two young men, John
Piles and Wait Huey had possession of an
old musket loaded with shot. The mus
ket WAS laid on the platform where they
were standing. and they carelessly kicked
it off. 10 the descent the hammer struck
one OF the steps Oh went the gun, the
charge tearing away part Of Huey's coat
tail and lodging in Piles stomach. A
physician was called, but he could render
the wounded man no assistance aud after
lingering until this afternoon expired.
The deceased was eighteen yeats old and a
son tf VIM, b. Piles. He WAS au honest
exemplary young man whose terrible
death has cast a gloom over the com
munity. He WAS buried to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-17
AN OLD-TIME INCIDENT.
A Visit OF Fred Douglass to Wheeling In
the Middle sixties.

A Visit Of Fred Douglass to Wheeling In
the Middle Sixties.
A writer il a recent number Of the New
York Tribune bad his recollection OF lee
ture tour he took with Fred Douglass,
about the close OF the war, revived by the
burning of the Monopgahela House, in
Pittsburg, and in detailing bis txperien'
ces. at that hotel, he prelaeed the story
with visit to Wheeling about the same
time. he says
Mr.. Douglass was speaking in Cincin-
natl, whittier | went to make arrange
men!s with him personally. He declined
to take a place il my course unless
could secure six engagements for him
on consecutive evenings. With zeal
not born of discretion, at once closed
with him for SIX lectures At points bttween
Cincinnati and Pittsburg One of these
was Wheeling, where both Mr. Douglass
and | anticipated possible inconvenience,
if not trouble, from the sentiment against
colored people.
However, went ahead with my ar
rangements, and arriving in Wheeling
one Monday morning by steamboat, Mr..
Douglass and ], with classmate OF mine
whom had taken TO serve as cashier,
went boldly to the Mcclure House, regis
tered and were assigned rooms. In an
hours time a self constituted committee
of the Mcclure House guests went to the
proprietor, who bad but recently taken
the house, and who had his fortune TO
mske or nnmake, and demanded that Mr
Douglass should be put out. was
silent witness in the interview.
the end of which was that
the proprietor courteously bat ii fmly told
the committee that Mr.. Douglass would
stay in the house and stay he did. He and
nv party were not only entertained a.
we'll as other guests, but were given places
a, the family table Of the proprietor HIM
self. The incident, together with the at
tempt to hiss Mr.. Douglass down that
evening at Washington Hall, made things
warm, aud promised lively time; bat all
went along peaceably when once be bad got
fairly started. aud he closed with an audi
ence not convinced, but at least assured
of the ability aud manly character OF the
speaker"
The following afternoon Mr.. Douglass
and the writer reached Pittsburg and reg
istered at the MOnoDgabelA House. Mr..
Douglass was in his room when the lndig-
nsnt proprietor, Mr.. Crosson, went mp to
ask him to leave the hotel at once. Mr..
Douglass was making bis toilet:
"He was clad in trousers, the suspend
eIs of which were pendant, and, its size
and hue fairly considered, q very conspicu'
ous red flannel shirt. He was shaving. As
we responded to his sturdy reply TO our
knock, Come il > We found him walking
back ward and forward from wall to wall,
his face covered with lather, rfzor in hand,
bu-ily scraping bis stiff beard"
Mr.: Cf0sson asked Mr. Douglass to
leave. and the latter consented, after max
ing al eloquent plea for equal rights. The
matter got out, and there were 40 many
calls upon M Douglass at the house Of q
prominent colored man, and 70 much de-
nunciation Of hr. Cfosson, that The latter
invited Mr.. Djugla-s back to the hotel,
and entertained him With the best Ia the
house during his stay in the city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-17
A WRECK

.on the ohio River Railroad. Near Mounds
Vile, Last Evening.
An accident that might have been quite
serious occurred on the Ohio River Road
last evening about o'clock. The passen-
ger due here at $40 aud south bound
freight came together at Kate's Rock,
about two miles north of MOundsyille. on
curve. The engineer Of the passenger
discovered the state of + fairs in time to re
verse his engine, hut the freight could not
be stopped, and the collision resulted in
dumping the freight engine off the track
and breaking it up pretty bsdly, while
thirteen freight cars were ditched.
The passenger engine was also pretty
badly used up and the baggage Car was
caved in and otherwise damaged. The
passenger engine was able to hack down to
Moundsville, where they switched ON the
B. * .. tracks and came up to the city
arriving about five hours late.
Fortunately no one WAS Injured, except
Chss. Miller, the engineer OF the passenger,
who had his head pretty painfully bruised.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-17
JUSTICE DAVIS COURT.
A Big Lot OF Business TraDsaeied Yester
L.

A Big Loi Of Business TraDsaeied Yester
day.
The c4es Of Wm. Green, John Rsitz
Back Tyler, J. A. Hunt, Frank rhomp
son and John Proctor, the men impli
Gated 10 the burning of Frank Rlbinson,
the colored mao, q. HnnPs barber chop,
about ten daya ago, were called ia thi'
Court, yesterday, but the victim OF theiI
fun beiug still at the Infrmary, under the
Doctors care, the cases were postponed
until next Saturday. Robinson is i'm
proving and il able 10 be about, although
far from we'll
Hames, Hoy and Hobrecht, the three
young msn who drove off the quincy, Sat
urdsy night, on FOrty-secOnd street. wer,
arrested on a State warrant, charging tres
pass, yesterday.
There are now eight warrants agains
Rasenburg the man who did the town on
the bogus ball ticket racket last week
Mrs. Miller swore out q warrant fol
George Brogman, and RroWmaD swOre Ou
a warrant for Mrs. Miller. Both psrtie'
figured 10 Police Court, yesterday morn
ing, and the tronble was oecasioned by thi
o~ in alley q, Sunday.
A man named Caris Keller Was found
By Oficers Herbert sbd Stanley wandering
around. and va. committed for q lunaeI
examination to-day.
Chris Wagner wac Coed s. and cOets fo
an assault and battery upOn John Farley
a Linsly Institute Cadet.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-17
Washington News

The House appropriated 5000 600 yes
terdsy for printing the Agricultural D.
partment report for 1889
Mr.. Ingalls, introduced bill in the Sen
ate Yesterday for the allowance Of cumu
lative pensions.
The House yesterday adopted the usual
resolution for the distribution Of the parts
of the Pre.ident's message to the various
committee.
The bill appropristing $50, 900 for
deficiency 10 the public printing appropri-
alton, and $3.50. 600 for deficiency in the
Census Bureau passed the House.
The Democratic House caucus was not
held last night.
this been asserted that Mr.. franklin
B G1wen bought the revolver which he
killed himself at a cutlery store on Penn
sylvana avenue or Friday evening last OF
about o'clock.
The Senate confirmed Solomon Hrseh
of Oregon, to be Minister to Turkey.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-17
TIE DIrMAN MYsrERY, ,

A Theory That the Missing Banner Is
Alive But Afflicted With Dementia.
PHILADELPHIA, December l6 Joseph
G. Dilman's disappearance is s,ill mys-
terry. The air was filled with rumors, but
they led to no clues of the missing man.
The family hos finally decided TO adyer-
tise for him, and liberal reward will be
paid for any information leading to his re-
covery. According the statement given
out By Mr.. Bulkley last evening, Mr. Dit
man has not bean ssen since Guard Halde-
man repaired the harness of his horse at
the bridge over the Schuylkill river, iust
below the falls The theory that has
found the greatest favor with the family is
that Mr.. D,tman is still alive, and, in a
state OF dementia, is wandering about the
city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-17
PERSONAL BILLS

For the Relief of west virgIniAns Intro
duced YesteTdRy.
Special TtlsGrGm 10 The Register.
WARRINGTON, December 16.-Senator
Faulkner to- pay introduced bill to pen
sion Aunie f. Dixon, widow of Henry T.
Dixon, late major and paymastsr of the
army, at the rate of twenty dollars per
month. Senator Kepna introduced a bill
to penson Jacob Berg, late OF the Ninth
West Virginia Infantry. Senator Kenna
also introduced bill to release the sure
ties of Dennis Murphy, psymssler and
military storekeeper at the national srmory
at Hsrper's Ferry, from the official bond
executed in 1858.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-17

The Chicago NIuIhattsu's Guessss on the
Jury Work.

The Chicago NIulhattsn's Guesses on the
Jurys Work.
While getting their pay certificates the
twelve iurofs we're surrounded by reporters
who besieqed them for information about
what had transpirsd in the Jury room and
the cause Of the long delay. RS
of no use. said Juror MaTler; {;
I'VE agreed not to say any
thing. Oar verdict speaks for itself. From
what I have heard since got back to the
world again. there has besn some pretty
tall lying in the newspapers Juror Cul,
yer WAS not the cause OF the delay, ana
there wasn't any uDpleasantoess OF any
knock down, as one paper delared.
''If the Others agree to tell what oc-
Cured, said Juror Allison, Il am Will
ing. but We msde an agreement to keep
silent. and I have nothing TO say.
Juror North was hot. He bad already
aeen some of his friends, and they had
poured into bis ears the wild stories OF war
in the iury rcom, and the assaul. on Juror
Calver. IA published in a morning paper
to-day, ard be expressed himself very
fOrcibiy.
'tThe man who wrote that ought to be
nnnished 80 he said, because there was
not apy trouble at all. We passed the
time very pleasantly, considering our
crsmped quarters. Please do not talk to
me anv more, because / have been up
almost every night since We went out.
so,rE OF rHE LIEs IN CIRCULATION.
The morning papers published all sorts
of wild rumors concerning the proceedings
in the Cronin jury room. One psper pro,
fssssd 10 have learned that the Jury nad
agreed and gave the alleged sentence aFnA-
ID in lhs case Of each OF the prisoner.
Anotber gave a circum stantial account Of
boV Juror Calvsr is alleged TO have been
tnoeked down b0 an eNasperated memoerOi
the iury; how Mr. Culver sent note TO
Tudes McConuen, appe ling for protee
ton ard how tbe latter replied he Weuiu
have 10 lock out for himself. rms las'
st,tamsnt il manifestly absurd, AS Judge
Mcconnell. in au interview with an Asso-
cisted Pcess reporter yesterday, d"elt
nm the fact thst anything which hsd
~, s,Dsarsnce Of coercion would be su III
e;s,t an invslidsts the verdict, even II ex
e,cissd by the Court, and that kno Sledge
of the use Of any such mesns would Jnsl-
h him I'm discharging the jury
CULVER INTERVIEWED.
sf,rt WAS made TO interview Juror
coIver AZ his bouse last night bat be re-
fnsed TO be interviewed, aud refused TO
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-17
A q. A X. Reunion.

A grand Camp Fire and Reunion OF the
Belmont county G. A Il. battalion will be
held in G. A r. Hall, Martins Ferry, on
Wednesday, December 18th, in which oil
of the ten Posts OF tte county will be rep'e
sented. Good sp'akers will be in attend
ance and a grand time il anticipated.
Meals will be served from II o'clock till
the close in the evening. The Ladies' Re
lief Corps and Sons Of Vetrans are expected
to assist the G. A. K to make this Cimp
Fire success
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-17
THEY WILL COMPROMISE.

signs OF a solution Of the Montana Difii-
cu.ty.
HELENA, Mont, Dec. 16. The Democrat
ic members of the Senate appeared in the
Senate cham bsr this morning and took the
oath ofoffice, whereupOn The Senate djOurn'
ed till tomorrow morning. The Democratic
House has issued an invitation TO the Re-
publican House to come and join them.
The Sergeant. .at-Arms is now delivering
the invitations.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-17
CABLE BREvIrIEs.

Mr. Gladstone has declined 10 accept an
invitation to initiate an eight hour move
m0nt in England.
The Viscount DE Ouro Preto, the late
Prime Minister Of Bfs1l has issued
manifesto in which he appeals to the peo-
pie to stand by the Emperor.
The sou Of Dr. Livingston, the great A.
rican explorer, is dying on pauper's bed
in London.
Five persons were seriously hart in a col
lision OF trains on the Paris and Cologne
railway.
The striking gas men Of Manchester have
exhausted their funds aud will AK 10 be
taken back 10 work.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-17
MRS. THURslAN Ill

The OLD Romans Wife Anlicted by Her
Daughters Troubles.
COLUMBUS, December 16.-Hrs. Thur
man. wife of Judge Thurman, is complete
ly prostrsted by the news received from
San Diego, Cal, concerning the marriage OF
her divorced daughter to an alleged biea-
mist and the greatest alarm Is felt for her
health.
A French woman is the person who
sWesrs that Thomas Clifford committed
biqamy in marrying Marie Cowles, nee
Thurman, and this French woman Is
hacked by a number of persons who. 1t IL
said. can prove that her claim to Clifford 8
hand ia valid.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-17
KEADLE GIFTS IT.
A Logan County Man Appointed Deputy
Collector at charleston.

A Logan County Man Appointed Deputy
Collector at charleston.
Special 7ele0rGH 10 he Register.
CHARLESTON, December l6 N. j. Kea.
die, resident newspaper man Of Logan
county, has been appointed Deputy Inter
nal Reuenue Collector for this, one of the
most important districts in the State. He
returned here last night with his commits
sion and will take c1srgs Of the Office Jan.
uary 1st NJ B. Reber, manager of the
State Tribune, and A. II. Malone, mansger
Of the Star, both Republican papers, were
candidates for the appointment, but as
there exists little fsctional fight, Keadle
was appointed as a compromise. There is
some dissatisfaction, as it is said the ap
pOintment should have bsen given to some
person in this county. Mr.. KeAdle is
thoroughly competent, but the objection is
attributed to the fact that he is resident
of far off county.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-17

found an echo in The hearts Of dozen
IGsbm-n Who were uen him, while only a
dozsn feet zag members ct Che other FAC
ton were cougratu atIng themselves and the
priaon-rs, th.t the verdict hat been no
worse. and friends o BegRs were elbowine
their way through 10 grasp the hand OF
the Senior Guardian Of Camp % IN ieliei-
tstion upon his exonerati0n Beggs took
a seat in one Of the Jury chairs after the
retirement OF that bods, aud spent the
next ralf hour pleasantly according inier-
views 20 the score Of newspaper men that
crowded sronnd him
rHK MARCH BACK To JAIL.
Mr. Forrest. on bshslt Of the four con-
viciei defendant entered ihe customary
motion for new trsl. and si eT consider
able discussion the Judge fixed January
l3 A. the dav on which the motion for q
new trial w0uii be argued, and the pria-
oners we're taken back 20 Jail kqnzs was
still CRYING a1d went cul Of the door with
che iears rurning down bis face and still
mutieriug sad sobbing TO himself.
Martin Burke followed kunze, and a.
be passed ne whispered 10 Forrest and
HulIIeM. NlN NGEAaNA NntAANAN NANNa.NNA q ~
O'Sullivsu followed locking pa'e and sal
low. Dan Congblin, the exdetec,ive,
was the last of the prisoners TO leave, and
A. be stalked out, he half turned an
looked back into the court room, as II ex-
psciing TO dad some friend. The doors
clauged behind the bailif, who brought
no the rear, and the Cronin trial was
over B-ggs, who had been sitting in one
Of the Jurors chairs surrounded by
friends, then managed TO get clear of them
all and orocssd dei smiliugly TO HE old cell,
where he tarried only lOog enough TO get
his coat and bat.
WILL HUNT THE MURDERERS.
After congratulations 10 Bsggs IN the
Jail ofics bad some bat abatsd, he turn
Cd 70 accompany his lawyers and business
a,soeisies from the place. As be stepped
into he street free maU, B, ggs was heard
to say. "I' IA going TO spsnd the rest OF
my life hunting down the men who killed
Cronin.n
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-17
KILLED In THEIR CAB.
Prominent Railroad officials Crushed ia a
Wreck.

Prominent Railroad Officials Crushed ia q
Wreck.
INDIANAPOLIS, December l6.-The
Ohio, Indiana and Western railway pay
car which left early this morning, was
wrecked three miles west of COvington,
Ind, by the breaking of an
axle. Five persons occupied the coach;
General Superintendent l. II. Wilson,
Train Master J. N. Cummins, Auditor w
W. Lynn, Cashier ]. H. NJ. OiSgSet,
Frank Wilson, clerk to the psymasier.
General Superintendent Wilson and Train
Master Cummius were instantly Killed.
The bodies of both were horribly mutt
lated. General Superintendent Wilson
has been connected with the Ohio, Indiana
end Western railroad for nineteen years,
and was a universal fsvorite with asso-
ciates and employees.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-17
Transfers OF Real Estate.

The following transfers Of real estate
were left for record at Clerk Hooks office
yesterday
Deed made December Z, 1889, by Jesse
Lantz and wife. to leopold Schafer, for
the south half of lot No -, in Chapline
and EoiI's addition. Consideration, So, 900.
Deed made December II, 1889, by
Harry p. Meyer, TO Daniel Guth, for a
part Of lot No. 81, in Jonathan Zine's ad-
dition. Consideration, $3.50.
Deed made April 7, 1883, by jacob
Steiger and wife, of Washington, ID. G., to
Lizzie Weisel, vile of Charles Weistl, for
the south half OF lot No l36. on the west
side cf old Fourth street, now called
Eleventh street. Consideration, $500.
Deed made December ~, 1889, by Joseph
l.. Phillips and wife, 10 Minerva Stephens,
for the north half Of lot No 4. in square
No. H. OF the plat Of CAld wells addition.
Consideration, $3.50.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-17
GENERAL INTELLIGESCE.
Talk to Men.

SANITARY Care Of the Sick" is DR.. Gar
rison's subject for Practical Talk in the
Young Mems Christian Association Hall at
8 o'clock tonight. The Doctors expert.
ence and familiarity with this subj act will
enable him to say many things that will
be of profit to the men who hear MN.
The admission 10 the Practical Talk Is
free and young men are invited to be IN
attendance tonight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-17

SOME time Sunday night thieves entered
the residence of George Blattner, No. $3.50
Market street, and got away with 81 81
cash. which was found in Mr.. Blsttner' 9
trousers. Nothing else was taken
MAT and Tony Oberly tackled Henry
Sorpey at the corner Of Tbirty-ffth and
Ohapiine streets about IL O'Clock yesier-
dsy morning and fight ensusd, which,
however. did not result seriously to any OF
the cOmhatants
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-17
MERRILY THEY FALL.

The joyful swish of the Tumbling Death
Wires.
NRw YORK, December l5.-The work
Of cutting down electric light wires which
was begun by the Commissioner OF Publ'e
Works Saturday and continued all day
yesterday was resumed this morning. FiYe
9anes of men, accompanied by inspectors
Of tbe Board OF Electrical Control, are at
work in different parts of the city remOV
ipg al wires pronounced dangerous.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-17
Htnty Grady Nety III.

NKw YORK, December l6.-Henry W.
Grady, the Southern writer and orator, Ii
seriously i'll. He is threatened with pneu'
monis, and tonight wss hurried away
from mis- room in the Fifth Avenue Hotel ,on
the midnight train to his home in Atlanta.
There is grave danger that he may have a
relapse and the fever grow worse before b
reaches Georgia, but he will have the best
of medical attention and the greatest care
during his thirty hours ride.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-17
MlII Re.n,otthn roet,. ,Yl.nr..

VENICE, December 1G.-When Mr.
Bfowning's friends iut made known the
poets intention Of being buried by his
wife's side, the FlorenliBe authorities
stated that il would require an act OF Par
Lament TO reopen the Old cemetery where
Mrs. Browning was buried bat they have
since announced that, out Of respect 10 the
poets wishes, they are willing 10 remove
Mrs. BrowninR's remains and the monu-
ment over her grave to the new cemetery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-17
Omchrn Elected.

The following named persons have been
elected officers of the Disciples Sunday
School, for the ensuing year: superinten-
dent, II. c. Conrelly; Assistant Superin-
tendent, s. G. Nsylor; Secretary, o. q.
Scott; Treasurer, W. II. COlvig; Librarian,
Miss Bessie Morrison; Assistant Librarian,
Harry Richardson; 0iganist, Miss Bessie
Echols; Assistant O.g'nist, +. A. Sher
raft; Choristsr, J. A. Hopkins Leader oi
Teachers Meetings, G. Nsylor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-17
JAKE Is FIXED.

The Only Ktmple Has Got an ohioe at
Last.
WAsHIHeTOH, December 16.-Jake
Kemple, of Wheeling, who is known
throughout West Virginia and Western
Pennsylvania az a campaign orator and
humorist, has been appointed Special Agent
of Customs for the Treasury Department.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-17

make sny statement regarding the position
he took. The reporter asked:
"Will you say whether or not You were
the odd mau?n
"I can't"
at might be for your interest to say you
we're not the one
81 Won't say l wss not the one "
"That is equivalent to stating that you
we're. "
81 certainly tnck what to me was the
only Just eouIse
Mr.. Culver then emphatically denied
that he had been assaulted 10 the jury
rOnno
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-17
P.lice Court.

There we're sixteen cases in Police CouIt,
yesterday morning. James Meehan got -
and costs, and thirty days in default; Otto
Committee, got Is days; Wm. Burwinkle,
81: VIM. winesburg, 15 days; Robert Ma
SOD, 81; NJ. Hobrecht, IS; VIM. Falken-
stein, So; Joha Hay, S.; David Humes'
So; Chas. Ryan, S.; john Clark, 80; Geo.
Browma", dismissed; Wm. Miller, 70; Ed
ward Welz.l, $5, and ]. Slavey ~ days.