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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-11
MARTINS FERRY.

At hali-past four o'clock yesterday morn
ing. the glass house boys, coming home
from work. discovered a fire in the Oliver
Parker property and gave the alarm. Mir
FIndlcy who occupies part of the property.
had only commenced 10 move the day be
fore When the fire broke out the family
was asleep up stairs. The loss is consider
able To Mr.. Findley who is uninsured The
other part of the building was occupied by
p. DOugheity as wall paper and news
paper establishment whose loss is
insurance. The fire department
responded promptly, and too much praise
cannot be given 10 Mr. Tweedy who fur
uished the Hook and Ladder Company
with team OF horses and made such good
time As near as we can learn the build
ing and Mr.. DOughelty' stock was insured
in the Miami Insurance Company, Of Day
ton. O.
Yesterday morning one Of the worlmcn
fell of the false work Of the bridge and if
he had not been "a good swimmer would
have been drowned. The men took a skill
and caught him near the point of the ISL
and. He lost pocketboo6 containing -.
The Opera House is TO Poe newly re-
furnished and renovated as soon as the
season is over. The management viii also
put in middle aisle, which is badly necdcd.
II was laughable 10 see Charlie Swmtz
coming down Hanover street with the
Second ward reel. but he was getting there
in good shape and making good time.
There was quite a racket at the intcrscc-
ton of Walnut and Fourth streets, ycstCr-
day afternoon. between two contractors.
The police separated them.
John Kine's saloon was robbed of about
twelve dollars. Wednesday night, by some
unknown person who broke into the build
mg.
j. s. Graves and c.. +. Hannah. Of Pitts
burg, and j. W. Luther and :. j. Bristlc.
of Cleveland are stopping at the haywood
The c. x T. railroad has removed aman
from the freight depot and appointed a
baggagemastcr al the passenger depot.
DR.. Ong is a very good fireman He
worked harder than if be was filling pre-
scription for a dying person.
Mr.. James Conoway. father Of Mrs. Con
nelly died yesterday morning at o'clock
Mr.. Kirtz, travelling Auditor of the
Adams Express Company, left yesterday
Mrs Hannah Wright is visiting at the
haywood and will stay for few days
The Odd Fellows of this place have an
invitation to 20 TO Bellaire on the 18th
james N1alloy. Of the American Express
Company, was here yesterday
job King, of Mt Pleasant. was in town
yesterday.
Joe Medill is I'm st. Clairsyilc
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BELLAIRE.


Most OF the window glass factories viii
go together this year and make expert
ments to test the various fuel processes in
existence. They have come to the conclu-
sion that something must be done.
A number of saloonkeepers VINO were
dissatisfied with the loose way the law has
been administered voted the ticket that
was not their own on last Monday.
\ vigilance committee has been formed
TO look after tough customers in the First
ward. The committee has had two engage
ments this week. No blood.
Rev. Mr. O'Mera. the gentleman who is
TO take charge of the Episcopal churches
here and at Martins Ferry, will likely re
side at the latter place.
David Darrah, who moved from here 10
Texas sometime since, died at Forth Worth.
on Tuesday. The remains will be brought
here for interment.
Rev. T. p Marsh, d. D., President of
Union College, viii ofticiate with Bishop
Joyce at the dedication of the First NJ. +.
Church on Sunday.
Several window glass workers, who We're
disguised with the way the factories are
working here, have gone TO Pennsylvania
TO work
The survey of the Wheeling and Lake
Erie railroad has reached the water works
of the nail works on the down way of the
survey.
l.. 5. Woodbridge has been placed on the
Board OF Directors Of the Bellaire Window
Glass Works in place Of DR. Riggs.
The telegraph Office on top Of the b. x
o. depot platform viii be boltcd down so
that the wind will not blow it away.
"A Legal Wreck will be the attraction
at the Elysian Theatre this evening The
troupe comes highly recommended.
c. A. Johnson, travelling salesman for
the Burrows Bros Co, was in the city yes
terday looking after business.
The savings department of the First Ma
tiOnal Bank takes money from six 10 eight
o'clock on Saturday night.
Chalkley Dawson has been appointed TO
take charge of the new roads that are 20 be
laid out in this township.
The Independent says some Of the resi-
dents in the proposed sixth ward are not in
favor of another ward.
The Gravel Hill Lawn Tennis Club
meets this evening at the home Of Miss
Maggie Morrison.
NJ RNNlEt htIu VIII likely ne llduc
President of Council when the body is re-
organized
:. A. Green has moved his stock of goods
TO Lewis Mills, where he purchased some
property.
There has been no business of any CON
sequence at the Mayors Court for some
time
The land appraisers will sally forth
shortly and look after your landed interest.
DR.. II. Parry has decided 10 locate i'm
Pittsburg after the middle of the month
Mayor MEG owan-will first announce his
police force before Council
The Bellaire Ball Club will give a ball in
Turner Hall on Friday evening
The postoflice is receiving a good sized
application of soap and brush.
Samuel Moore, the grocer is visiting
friends in Muucic, Ind.
The Church of Christ al Beallsvillc, will
sell some real estate.
The natural gas was an unknown guam
tity yesterday.
a little son Of William Ault was buried
YESTERDAY
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Trustees Sale.

DY VIRTUE or s DEED OF TRUST Made
ID Bog william Portrrnud Margaret Porter hi,
wife. to mc 20, trustee bearing dafD fhr i2th day
of January. g. ID. 1Nss. and recorded boo tHr office
of tlr Ci.rk Of fhr County Court f.r Ohio rfuu.
ty. Wet Virginia BOO Deed uf Trust Book $50.
~ Page ~ ] viii proceed to .'I 800 Public
Auction. Ht thr front door uf do" Court llNu-"
fur said Ohio county. mrhc Citiof Wheeling. 600
SATURDAY, APRIL -dfh is.1.
beginning go lJo'riuck a. m..a certain l-t ODD
ground lying and being BOO rr.adclfhia District
County of Ohio. and State of West Virginia.
about three miles eust from Tine city oi wheel
iug boo said county. commencing 800 point
about go feet East of thr National road and
with fhe VIM Porter lime and the Whceln- lni
Elan Grove Railroad. thence ea>tWardly to open.
iug uf 20 coal bank, thence southWr.tNuldll
with fence toward Edrlusi0n's Lane tN illr
lower end of 90 stone quarry; past an appl" irrr
tpn rlFlne. thence with said ratlur Mrei"ufilt
tu tlir line of thr Wheeling nul Film Grove islli
road thence with the said iiu" of tle hrrlins
aud Eim Grove Railroad nurihcasiWarilA Zoo
thr Lace of beginning h. nring about ito acre.
more or Jess n being part 90 thr .Hlr prop
rrty conveyed to the said Sun X. Porter NN
samuel j. BDfl and wife Dog decd dated O'iNnrr
I,t 1857 and recorded ia thr Office oi thr Clerk
% the County Court uf Ohio county, ". Va. ln
Decd Book 40 3 pngrgi
TERMS OF SALE-Oue-third. or at much
NOR. a> thc purchaser may elect. cash boo hnuI
ou the day of sale and the balance in two equal
iutfaimcuts. payable respectively BOO elN nhu
twelve month, from the day OF sale with inter
est The purchaser 90 give DIS notes fuf ihr lr
ferrcd in,ialmeni, with good security aul flr
legal title to be- retained n- further security uu
til tAe said notes aud interest are paid.
LOUIS r.. SrlfEL.
mr2j Trustee.
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LIVE STOCK.

CnclGo, april TO- Cattle, receipts r.. JOl
head: shipments 1900 head; bccycs 81 al
~ 90; steers. s. 00al 80; st0ckers and feed.
crs, - jOa3 go: Texans $! 5Oa3 20.
Hogs Receipts 2l.OOO head; shipments
$500 head; market lower: mixed. - 0ja
{ go; light, - OOai 3d.; skips, - 50a4 90
Sheep Receipts II 900 head: shipments
1900 head: market lower: natives 81 jOd
q %; Western corn fcd - g0a5 80 lambs
- 5OaG -.
INV YORK. April TO- Bccvcs. receipts
$50 head market. no trading dressed beef
firm "a 6d' e. per pound.
Sheep and lambs Receipts 2.Gi3 head I;
market firm; sheep - 2ja6 ~ per 100 lbs.
yearlines - 50ai 10. spring lambs 81 00a
~ each: dressed mutton steady az ga
lOi t. per pound; dressed ycalings firm al
lOall 4c.
Hops Receipts .203; market steady at
- 4Oa4 90
EAST LIBERTY. April TO- Cattle. receipts
100 head; shipments 40 head: market moth
ing doing. all through cousguments.
Hogs, receipts 1000 head; shipments
1900 head; market fair; medium and Sc
lectcd - 5Oai - common 10 best Workers
81 3Ol4 s.; pigs - l5al D.
Sheep. receipts 200 head; shipments 400
head market slow at unchanged prices.
CINCINNATI, O.,April 10 Hogs, stronger;
common and light g 50ai -; packing and
butchers 81 ljai -: receipts 2.G40 head {;
shipmcufs 3.2iO head
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ormER WORLDS TIM OURS.
Larger Planets Pcoplcd With Races Of
Proportionate Size and Higher Civiliza-


BY means of the SpectrOscopc a very
wonderful discovery has been made re-
specting Sirius Astronomers had no.
ticcd that this star was in rapid motion
through space, as il was found that year
by year 10 was changing its position in
the heavens traverSiug in about 1,50O
years "a space equal TO the diameter OF
the moon. at velocity of no less than
20 miles per second. OfcourSe, by actu-
al observation, the only motion capable
OF being detected would be that which
was square To the line Of sight. So that
although Sirius appears To MS 10 move
across the heavens he may be really
travelling in Slanting direction. either
toward or from US. No one would ever
have expected 10 be- able to tell whether
star was approaching To or reccding
from us. vet even this seemingly insolNa-
bic problem has OF late years been accom-
plished by the SpcctrOScOpc, DIR. Hug
gins. our greatest authority on this sub
iect. having identified certain lines i'm
the spectrum of Sirius as those of ny
drogen. found on comparison that these
were displaced in such a manner as TO
indicate that the star was receding
from ms. 1t has been estimated that
this recession, combined with the
thwart motion of 20 miles per second,
gives as the actual movement of Sirius
i'm space a speed of about 80 miles Sec
ond
These, then. constitute some OF the
chief items of information about Sirius
nj present within our knowledge.
There seems 10 hc no reason TO doubt
that. i'm common with other suns, he
has his system of planets circling round
him after the manner of our OWN sun:
and what a system, Vast rs ours APP
pears it is dwarfcd into insigniiicancc
compared with q system whose ruling
orb is 5000 times larger than that which
does duty for us. There seems. also,
no reason to doubt that these planets
are intended to be tire abode OF life; IL
NAV be that at the present moment
none of them present any signs OF life
but ] think We may safely infer without
imprObability. that each one OF those
worlds has q destined period in its de-
vclopment during which life, similar 10
that which now prevails on our planet,
would be i'm existence. What world
such one would Dee, in size perhaps not
inferior to that OF our sun, himself
million times larger than our earth;
and it may Doe that as this Srian world
is So vastly superior to ours in size its
inhabitants would be on a scale i'm pro-
portion To its dimensions. a race Of be-
ings of such intellect and civilization
compared with whom we are but say
ages.
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A safe Investment.

Is one which is guaranteed 10 bring yoI
safisfactorv results. or I'm case Of failure {
return Of purchase price. On TINS . san
plan Won can buy from our advertise,
DRUGGIST a bottle OF Or. Kings New bls
coverv for Consumption. II is guarantee u.
10 bring relief IN every case, when USED lo I,
any affection ofThroat. Lungs or Chest sue
as Consumption. Inflammation Of Luhgs
Rronchitis. Asthma. WhOoping Cough
Group. etc. etc II IS pleasant ana ssree'
able To taste, perfectly safe, and can Away
be depended upon. Trial bottle free a
T.oran Drug Co.'S Drug store.
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From New York. Philadelphia au4 itilm.r ..
g.30 %. l.. and D. % b. ia and % .N3 m.. dal..
Cumberland Ace -Emclaton. a.a3 r m.. rA
cept sunday.
Grafton Accommodation. De- ij r. u. daily.
NouudsYiilr Accommodation. ..Uo 3D.. u.. .I-
cept sunday.
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FLOUR. GRAIN AND FEED.


WHEELING. TUESDAY, April $.
The market continues duh aud prices ioI
flour have dropped 10 cents per barrel. the
more than adequate supply being The cause
of this condition of affairs Other prices
remain unchanged The following quo
tatious are wholesale, retail prices being
- % - cents higher
Flour Choice family -four in wood
81 30. IN paper - 70 per barrel
GRAIN Wheat per bushol, No ! Soc
corn per bushel 4Oc. oats per bushel 2sa.}Or
FEED -Middlings per ton Sli OOalG %.
bran per ton sl4 OOal6OO: baled hay per ton
ST. 90: loose hay : 0Oa9 Opcr ton.
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NEW CUMBERLAND.


r- f.r. alt. NJ M N,It'-r.
New CrNuEELNNp. ~. Va. April TO-
Circuit Court has been m session since
Monday. Judge Paul presiding. The ease
of r IL. ~wauey against tle u. g.. * ST. l..
Railroad Co. for damages to his ferry Oy
building their frcstle work over the road no
tUpol river bank. which cuts on the use of
the ferry road 200 high water has been ou
-ria. since Monday until yesterday even
'n-. when the jury returned q verdict I'm
favor of Swaucv for $500 This will
probably settle the matter EN-Judges
jacob and Melvin for plaintiff. and Dunbar
and Doucloo for defendants.
The test Wen ou the hin back of town
has reached tlc OBJ sand. The drl-cr-
stopped further operations until the pro-
ur.rtOr- arrive Further developments
aro alXiolsiy awaited
Our town election comes on ou next Mon
ilv. There appears to Doe some difficulty
u getting candidates willing to 20 on me
ticket The finances and accounts have
-.r into such ln Observation-Disclosures con-
t.-.u that u0 ONE Wi-lc, ro step in and try
ru urrlvc. it. $50 taxes are being collect
0i and fhe bookkeeping is such That 10 is
.urnf rhe question t0 make statement oi
t..f.Wu s condition.
The E Church congregation are get
tr-n plans and specifications drawn lp Ton
anne" church. which they propose building
t.- summer. their present building being
entirety r.0 small for their Increasing mum
... -w .. u brick structure.
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NIerit Mlns.

We desire TO say TO our citizens, that for
years we have been selling DR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, DR. Kings
New Life Pills Bucklen's Alnica Salye
and Electric Bittcrs. and have never han
died remedies that sell as well, on that have
given such universal satisfaction. We do
not hesitate TO guarantee them every time,
and we stand ready 10 return thu purchase
price If satisfactory results do not follow
theiruse These remedies have won their
great popularity purely on their merits
Logan Drug Co. Druggists
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WOOL.


WHEELING, TUESDAY. April :
There is little or nothing doing in IN,
wool market There is but little old wool
IN the hands Of farmers. and what they
have viii be held over until the new clip
arrives which will be In a few weeks.
The present outlook is rather gloomy one
and il is generally expected that fine woods
will sell from 2s 10 soc.
Prcscntpriccs are as follows:
Fine fleece washed at 2ga}Oc; unwashod
onc-third OF; Medium fleece washed 32a:ric
unwashed 23a25c: tub washed Hm.&5c
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Mrs Wms'ow's Soothing syrup for
children teeth.ug Is the prescription oi one
III the best female nurses and physicians 10
he United States. and has been used Tor
FORTY wears with never falling success by
millions of mothers Tor their children. Dur
inr the process of teething its value IS IN
calcuabie 10 relieves the child from PAIN
cures dvsentary and diarrhWa, gripping IN
me bowels and wind collie. BY giving
health % the child it rests its mother.
Price - cents q bottle.
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GIT nACK ~ DE RIBBEE."
Reception ola steamer That cot out of Its
gpurec.


The prevailing high waters and the
danger of a sweeping food recall to
mind a humorous incident of the great
flood Of 1852. which is good enough to
repeat. says the Nashville Amoric0n y
certain boat coming mp the Mississippi
lost her way and bumped mp against a
frame house. She hadn't moro than
touched it before an old darkcy rammed
his head up through a hole in the roof.
where the chimney once came ont, ana
yelled at the captain on the boat: 'Whar
de- hell is yer gwine wild dat boat? Can't
Won sec muffin? Fust thing yer knows
YER gwiuc to turn dis house obcr, spill
de- old woman an de- chil'cn out in de
flood an drown 'cm. Wat yer doin' out
here i'm dc country wild yer dam boat.
ANYHOW? Go ON back yondcr iroo de con
field and get back into de- ribbcr whar
yer b'longs. Amt got mo- bushes scb'n
miles out i'm de country foolin rouu' pco-
pies houses nohow," And she backed
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Dumas Grandchildren.

pIIie Lelffr n Posi- Di8p1'tI
You are very dark compleNioncd-
NJ. Dumas" once said to him a pert
young Partisan dandy; "of what race
was your fathcr?'
"Ile was mulatto, sir. "
And your grandfather
~ full-blooded negro.
And your great-grandiather?'
AN ape Numbered Dumas. now
thoroughly cnragcd: my pedigree be-
gan where yours has ended"
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FRANK BOOTH, AGENT.
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LoNnoN. April o. - Mr. Gladstone $
speech Yesterday on the Baifour land pur-
chase bin fails 90 satisfy the irish party
T. p. O'Connor' paper. the star TINS az
fernoou pronouuces IL disappo.nring The
moment has arrived. the star thinks. when
no leaders of the Liberal party should de
clare clearly and explicitly that the Bal
f1fr bin cannot Doe accepted.
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$4,000 bushels; rye, 5000 bushels; barley

$1,000 bushels; rye, 5000 bushels; barley,
I 5000 bushels
PHfAnELPHA, April lO.-Flour, firm
and higher Wheat, firm: fair 10 good
milling sOas6c; prime 10 fancy sSa93c. No.
! . red 6Oi saS1c; May aud June S1asSc
July SJaSj 4c Corn. filmer and higher.
No mixed 35c: steamer No. mixed
! 81 a:>c; No. > mixed April b a31 C.;
May 81 AIS e.; June ISL ABS &C.; July ga
a39i.c Oats, firm; No. white BE; No.
. white April 32a.G lc May BOZ iaH &c;
June 30 able; July 30 able Butter duh
and weak; Pennsylvania creamery extra
| l9c; do prints extra 2Ga3lc. Eggs. dull
and unsettled; Pennsylvania firsts II a
/ Pc Receipts Flour. > 800 barrels wheat.
| 800 bushels; corn. l53OOO bushels: oats.
$500 bushels. Shipments Wheat, 300
bushels; corn, 10000 bushels; oats, O. 400
| bushels
BALTIMORE, April lO-Whcat, western
easy; No. winter red spot and April
- B as &C.. May S6asd' .c. July S4aSi e.
Corn, western strong; mixed spot and
April 81 a.jsc: May 3>c: June 3Sa a3S' &C.:
July 80 e. Oats. active and strong: west
cu white 3la3!c; Rye inactive at 55a5sc
Hay, steady; prime TO choice timothy
| So lOal3 %. Eggs steady at l3c. Coffee
quiet and steady: Rio 2Oisc Receipts
| Flour, 46}3 barrels; wheat, 10000 bushels (.
corn, ,1.0O0 bushels; oats 5000 bushels
rye, 5000 bushels. Shipments Flour. $50
barrels wheat 1900 bushels; corn, 10000
| bushels.
CrNclNNArI, O., April TO- Cotton steady;
middling he. Flour. steady Wheat firm;
No red N3c. receipts 500 bushels; ship
mcnts 1900 bushels. Corn, strong No. .
mixed rs abe Oats, strong: No. mixed
- .a31i,c Rye, quiet; No. 50c Pork
steady so % all %. Lard, filmer. Bulk
Meats firm and unchanged. Bacon. steady
and unchanged Whisky, steady at II ".
Butter Sugar, and Cheese quiet Eggs.
steady.
TOLEDO. o., April lO-Wheat. active and
| lower: cash Sic; April >ii,c; May slac;
| July S2'-c. Corn, firm and higher; cash
Bic; May @i4c Oats, quiet: cash pc.
Clover Seed, dun and steady; cash - IS;
October - -. Receipts Wheat, 2,2lO
/ bushels; corn, $1,000 bushels: clover seed.
as bags. Shipments Wheat, 2.O,J bush
els. corn, 1850 bushels; oats 1000 bush
/ els. clover seed, 4l9 bags
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Rncklcn,s Arnicn Snlvc.

The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rhcum. Fever,
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilbaius,
Cons and all the Skin Eruptions, and pos
itively cures Piles, or no pay required. II
is guaranteed 10 give satisfaction on money
refunded. Price - cents per box. For
sale bV Logan Drug Co.
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III n
~Es
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NEW YoRE. April l0-Pie Iron. quiet
and easy Copper. neglected 40 sii p
Lead. dun but steady 40 50 So. Tin. mo.
settled af $40 -
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steamboats,.
c,TEAMERS FOR CINCINNATL

CLEANERS FOR CINCINNATI,
y LOUISVILLE MEMPHIS ST. LOUIS.
Aes Orleans. an4 intermediate points. atl
l.aye Wharf Boat. f.lt 0f Eleventh street daily.
Monday excepted. Cal, follow
Steamer KEYSTONE STATE. "
INN y O.. tiiI.uu. Master. tAa-. "
sf--r-s-==-S KNOX clk; every Tuesday at7 q. 90.
Steamer -ANDES." D.. Is Cooper
-s.4n--% Master. 40 j. Slaven. Clerk. eg
1rz--=za7--==s cry "Wednesday GO Z %. n.
Steamer HUDSON. J. =. Eli
=t5l---ir son. Master. Dan Lacey. Clerk.
s--zEzs=rz==1 every Thursday at7 "a. DO.
Steamer &C. vs.. BACHELOR '
rs,sIi,---it George O'Neal. Master. ,. g. Poe
$50 Clerk; every Friday att d. m.
Steamed. SCOTIA. Jno. ". Phil
rr5i,-S lips Master. Robt u. Kerr, Clerk
60 every saturday go %. Do.
Steamer RAINBOW Chris
rsSi,--S @. Young. Master. julie W-hr
60 man. Clerk; every sunday a. am
First-chss fare. Wheeling 20 Cincinnati 900
Round trip, 5000. Meals and state-Foom in
cluded.
.F~Tickets transferable aud good until used
T For Freight or Passage apply on board or Tel
ephone No. 3f2
FRANK BOOTH, AGENT.
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coming Homo with Ills Dead.

BERLIN. April 9.-lt is stated at the lie
cation here that Minister Lincoln Will sail
for America next month. and that his son $
remains will bc shipped at the same time
for burial I'm the family vault az Spring
fold. III.
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New Yorker uarratiug AT that moo
mont ] resolved mwardiy
Kcntuckiau .luterruptiug Tor inc uIst
timeI-What did you takct
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NO Discrimination.

-Johmy. what teacher are you under
mo>te"
-Tbey al sitou mc when they get "a
DUlUrrr
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Irish NIackereI Catch.

LoNDoN. April 9-The Irish mackerel
fishermen are having great success. Eighty
thousand mackercl were landed by fishing
boats Yesterday