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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-27

SORTH GERMAN LLOYDS yEIy FREIGHT STEAMER.
The stcerage and freight steamer Roland OF
the North German Lloyd Line, which just arrived
here is the first new steamer of the freight and
steerage line established by the North German
Lloyd Company a short time ago between Bremen
and New York. she shows distinct advance In
this class of steamers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-27
THE FAIR OPENED.
wFSTCHESTER COUNTY SPREADS FORTH
IT'S EXHIBITS.
AN ATTRACTIVE DISPLAY At WHITE PLAINS
THE HORSE SHOW THE FEATURE or
TIE DAY-MANY wELI-KNOwN NEW
YORKERS PEESENT - ".
TERESTINC TROTTING.

with striking success the first day OF the West
chester County Fair. at White Plains. was started
yesterday. Almost everything had been brought in
ard placed in order for the visitors who will flock
in during the rest OF the week. 1t Is already pre-
diced that this will be the most successful county
exhibition in the history Of Westchester The horse
show and the races and the horticultural exhibits
gain the most interest. though all parts OF the fair
are proving attractive. The stock which pranced
before the judges Is the finest the county produces
Yesterday the sport was marked b. one or two OK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-27
TRAVEL OVER THE PENNSYLVANIA.

Chicago. Sept. &C. in forty-eght hours ending at
noon to-day the Pennsylvania brought l1.H2 pas
sengers into Chicago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-27
MOST OF THE EARL'S PARTY DEPART.

The Earl of Dunraven had nearly recovered yes
terday from the govt which attacked him on Mon
dav and he spent considerable part OF the day
quay from his hotel on business connected with
his Yacht The Countess Of Dunraven remained at
the hotel all day. Wyndham Quin, nephew OF the
Earl took the Ladies Quin to drive In the afternoon
Lord Dunraven and his brother-in-law, CHARLES
kerr will remain in this city until after the races
giving almost their entire attention to the Nalkyre
The other members Of the party VIII travel unti
the races take place They left this city early last
cunning for Montreal The Countess Will visit
,riends there and then so to Detroit. The rest OF
the marty. including the Earl's two daughters Lady
Aieen Wyndham Qun and Lady Rachei "yhdham
Ouin and Mr. Langrishe will go TO Chicago TO see
the Worlds Fair Returning, they Will meet the
Countess at Detroit. and the whole party VIII visit
Niagara Falls They will return to TINS city on
October the day before the first race between the
yalkvrie and the Vigilant.
Lord Dunraven has been giving so much a.'eh-
ton to Yachting affairs since his arrival tnat ne
has made no definite pans apou' 'pee w ~
here after the races
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-27

prom The NcW-EcuIOIu N-ItuIN
The proposition for the repeal OF the Federa RE
lions bill comes in handily as a means OF hrinGiI
the recalcitranf voters back to a realization
their obligations to the Democratic party. II Is
sort of waving the bloody shirt for Souther
vision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-27
THE FEDERAL ELECTIONS La "
PROTESTS az TIE PRESS AGAINST THE
TUCKER REPEAL BILL
SOMETHING TO HIDE THE BREAC


FTOm Tho Chicago JoulnaI.
Since the passage Of TIE Silver Repeal bill in the
House the democracy has been hunting FOR some
policy of reaction conceal the breach in It's ranks
ON the silver question. Its leaders are apparently
ashamed OF the spasm OF virtue that RESPONDED 70
the peoples cry for a currency that invited the
confidence OF the world.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-27

Straining and Racking your Lungs and Throat
with a rasping Cough is but poor policy. Rather
cure yourself with DIR. ID. Jayne's Expectorant, an
excellent remedy for Asthma and Bronchitis. ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-27
A STIRRING MEETING IN THE lid DISTRICT.

"A STIRRING MEETING TIE
well-attended and most enthusiastic meeting OF
enrolled Republicans of the lid Assembly Dlsfict
was held last evening at the rooms OF the Kepuph-
can organization at Grand and Forsyth SITS Presi-
dent Charles II. Murray In the chair anu
Andrew j. McGibney was temporary secretary. rive
new members were elected. and twenty PROPOSE
lions for membership were referred for ihVesu-
CATION. There are now 900 names on the rolls. on
motion the chairman was authorized TO appoint a
committee OF seven with the president and secre-
tary added to nominate ticket for delegates "
the State the State Senate. the Constitutional Jul
dicial, Assembly and County conventions me com
mittee is Ralph Nathan, Charles Dries. Samuei
Roberts Alexander Kalisher. Angelo Gallo. Peter
Tighe and Samuel Wilbor Stirring addresse''
which were heartily applauded were given Dy
onel John A Cockcrill, Frank ID. PaVy, ,5t
OF the Campaign Committee OF the fepup"e"i
Club. and President Murray
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-27
FAvoRs JUSTICE vANN FOR THE COURT OF
APPEALS.

Syracuse. n. Y. Sept. 26-'@rhe Herald presents
the name of Justice Irving Goodwin Vann' OF the
Supreme Court for the Republican nomiha'io ~, ~
Associate Judge of the Court OF Appears 90.
six years of admirable work on the supreme 49,
bench Governor Hill appointed him one y.
members OF the Second Division OF the Oo
AnneaIs and he served with distinction in that
cspsctv until the court was dissolved. He then
returned to the Fifth District. ana - "o"
In that part of the courts of the Staf'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-27
A CASS CA\EIELD

Kerr should represent Lord Dunraven on board the
Vigilant and that Archibald Rogers should repre-
sent Mr.. Iselin board the Nalkyrie.
The Valkyrie lay at her anchorage off Bay
Ridge yesterday. with her sailors hard at work
putting her in racing trim. \ boom was
shipped yesterday in place Of the one which the
Valkyrie had taken aboard for her American
races. The new boom Is solid and measures ninety
feet six inches. Her sail area, when she is ready
for the races for the Americas Cup. will be about
200 more square feet than she carried in her
races on the other side.
GETTING THE VALKYRIE READY
The sails OF the Valkyre will be bent to-day
and she will go for her trial spin under her
American racing rig tomorrow Lord Dunraven
came down early in the day watch the prepara-
tions which were being made aboard his yacht.
With him were II. Maitland Kersey. Mr.. Ratsey
and Mr.. Watson.
day surrounding the English champion, and boat
men did a thriving business in taking people out
TO view the British yacht
THE vIGILANT AT NEW ROCHELLE.
The Viglant remained at her anchorage all day
Yesterday in the harbor of New Rochelle There is
a rumor that a diver went down and scrubbed her
centreboard while it was lowered Whether this
be so or not every effort is being made to keep the
American boat in good condition for the races. She
will be hauled out at City Island shortly before
the races and her bottom will be thoroughly
cleaned.
COllyer Iselin said in the New Rochelle YachtClub
house recently that in his opinion, to judge by
the records of the Vigilant and Nalkyrie there
would be only three races. This may give some
aid and comfort to those who think the ValkyrIe
will take back the Americas Cup, but who still
wish that it should remain on this side or the
,vater II is only fair to say that when Mr. lseln
made this remark he had not seen the Valkyrie.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-27
Religions Nctires.

METROPOLITAN MEETINGS, Mr. YATMAN.
LeaderSerytce week night. 90 6h-eve. ThOm4ay
MONDAY meeting. Sundays In Academy Of Muaie.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-27

when baby was sick. gave ner Castosia.
When She was a Child she cried for Clstor7.
When became NJ 81, she ciung to Ca,tofA
When she rad Oh ldfcn, she gave them Casors'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-27
UfRRiEU.

ATHERTON- Monday. the o5th September
1923 at the residence Of the brides mother, ~ NV:
II. ouehton. d. D.. MI. Anna Mary Allen sho
Emile Louis Atheiton, both OF thls city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-27
,c,oNs TO WORLDS FAIR VIA WASH

INGTON AND THE b. AND o. r. r.
spec,aI train of vestibue coaches will leave Jer-
sey Central station foot OF at, sb nd ts
90, fhica 90 20 o. m next day ST round trip;
good ten days. Ticket Offices. Nos. I12 4S and llU
Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-27

Lord Dunraven present. James u. smith,
A. Cass Garfield and J. f. Tams were there.
The only serious question which came before tne
committee that regarding the start OF the
international races and that question was whether
Il should be one-gun start or time start. LORD
Dunraven was in favor Of having a one-gun start
rs is the custom i'm England. The members OF the
committee were inclined to think that 1t should
be a time start with a two-ninute time limit
The matter will not be settled until to-day, and
when it is settled tho official information regarding
the meeting OF the committee will be given out.
THEY DIDN'T KNOW LORD DUNRANEN.
When Lord Dunraven came 10 the clubhouse yes
torlay he was not recognized at first. and when
no inquired If Mr.. Smith in he was told
that Mr. Smith busy. He then said, Il am
Lord Dunraven." and was Immediately ushered
into that big hall whore the models Of all yachts
that have distinguished themselves and the Ameri-
can flag look down upon the deliberations of the
committees of the New-York Yacht Club. 1T is said
that it was definitely settled yesterday that Mr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-27
DIEfj.

Notices of marriages must be Endorsed Win
full name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-27

NOMINATED BY THE DEMoChAi''
Catskill n. Y. Sept. 26.-The uree"e s,.atsd
Democratic convention at Cairo to-day 49,. A..
In y. Kerr. Of Athens for mernper o. INV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-27
AN INSULT AND a DISGRACE.


From The NORWICH bull'NiHs
Congress has entered upon the greatest farce
period OF distress and uncertainty. The discus son
Of the Federal Elections bill as "a hhDus,eTihb
scheme TO delay the uncondltlona r'lTdi ol w.
silver Purchasing bill Is an insult 10 a pat'"'
people and a disgrace 10 the party In power
4 TRICK THAT MAY PROVE DANGEROUS.
From The Louisville Commercial
Hrineing them uhe Election laws TO the fore
row is a trick Of the men opposed 10 MT. CleNe-
lands sound money policy, and II may prove d
dangerous trick because democratic pOltciaIS
lack moral courage to stand out against. unSe N
situation that they were not true 10 the Soul"'
RESPONSIBILITY CANNOT BE SHlRkED
From The Chicago Inter Ocean.
When the repeal Of the Election law IS mus
brought before the Senate the Rcputhcans VIII
necessarily make the strongest possible lisht 10
defeat it. That will mean "A lengthy anu ptle
contest during which time the bill for the repeal
Of the silver purchasing clause OF the sherman
law" will be laid aside. The plan Is certainly
shrewd one and may prove embarrassing 70 re
Dubljcan Senators. but they cannot shirk the re-
sponsbility of lighting against the repeal OF the
Election law, come what may. Ihey must 10 II vi
answer 10 their constituencies.
DISREGARDING THE COUNTRY'S INTERESTS.
From The Portland Express.
Nv introducing "A bill TO repeal the Federal fIlcc-
ton laws the Democrats in the House exhibited a
remarkable disregard for the interests OF the
country There IL a grave financial question before
Congress- The House ia its duty In passing. the
Wilson BILL but action In the Senate Is ARRESTED
bv the obstinacv of the minority. The situation ~
such that all the energy Of the anti-aiNer men is
needed to secure a vote upon the question, yet
fhe Democrats of the lower house brought up an
issue strictly partisan In character ana not re-
auiring consideration at this tine.
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1898 X lSO}
Springs Greeting,

welcome spring, Yon bring baImy bue slies Uad
magic influence Kakto fresh beauty and KEN
yields Your and bis pulse quckeu everything everyb
watcwod f the i -a Keeping Win M
times We are already alert Tie increasing demand
rushing spng the buy clothing First becauss M
change dress Secondy because
never been time clothing present We 49,
tie season with assor a
variety We previsus the quality y
improvements everywhere ard buying fv
befaes We doors your s
strong the opportunity for selection stronger n
qualities grade, end IL
that actual al buyers Of good quality
during probabilities that every bee
cong buyer When how viii prove ude
How buy clothing lesson many have IL
place. mind that there nearly much da
lie wearheu Half IF the clothing uo
theory goes ~
eo ii win into suit for the Least money gets M
trade aud questions asked Whether he gets value for his
be 81 who nothing
he reasonable conclude a. sc
ike the DUALITY
make Of We
willing Kth We
likes II and back for when
give him BIZ worth Thatis fair and
satisfactory conduct clothing business to the satisfaction
seller That doing business Its cloth
Ing othe clothing success
buyer together this basis during present season,
clothing buy right Tie i filed with styles elegant
qualities Sterling merit goes With these goods honest cloth good Innings
good looks and them Thisis
like Quality cant
cheaper prices anywhere selling good clothing
rock bottom prices and the other kind don't keep We propose
trade and constantly by selling ntoous goods
favor id the We advertising
a finds son needing anything ae
determined convince the public and that
represented and that always considered that
you always prices class
goods from We viii De best 70 all respects
ing these methods believing can deserve your patronage and hold
esteem Nell A MAKE sa or a e trade Nov
BY at times and glad Yours respectfully
TAnMDcnM e TAPIED
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ABr@y Bit Il Css4s.pssasss. Rsou : Wsrad''
scsis,
Mrs. John Noggle Is very sick q this
writing.
Mr. seby has sold his farm 70 Mr.
Elisha Maconoughey.
Mr. John Crawford has a new houSs
Ii construction and esi,eeis e have j.
completed IN the near FUTURE.
There Was preaching ii this plaee
IN Sunday morning and night BY the
Dunkards
Miss Dollie Rockwell is'visiting her
sister, Mrs. John Beard, near Tabbs
Crossing.
Mcssrs George Boltz and AquiiIa
Gosnell were in orr city b Sat + lay
last.
Mr. Henry Bycrs il improving bis
property by cleaning up and making
fence which adds much % tile appear.
ance q the place.
A great many pcrsons ffom this
place attended Mr.. Dirtiass sale and
report his stock brought 4 fair price.
We congratulate THE WoRLD % iis
advertisements
There have been several more chang
q made here this spring Mr Henry
Bowers has moved il the property
vacated BY Mrs. Laura Shines, Mrs.
George T. Bats into that formerly Dc.
.cupied BIZ N. 10y, near lIedgesyille,
and Mf # Langof near Tomahawk
viii move on the place vacated b. Mr..
Bntt. Mr. Jacob Starliper has moved
on the Kindle place. Mr. J Kaufman,
Of Maryland, occupies the house sacat.
ed BIZ Mr. Starliper. REApRR
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A TOWN CLOCK WANTED
Let Us All Make an Effort to SCI
cure One.
EVERY ONE URGED TO SIGN,
n. Tslssrsas Rssitlos . Ints@s& p y uast =
Is. ~ Nayus ssa cs7 css.ciI
9ira Ttf

Fyr some time past TIT WoKLb has
been hammering alay a. the city
council fer ,owa clock, and has con-
eluded u usa this means 70 ascertain
lie feeling q the general public re-
uardinu Il. Below We publish . petit
sion. which We urge every citizen and
business man III this city 70 sign.
This win give Tie Mayor and mem
H.. j The ely council an idea what
Tie public al large think of i, and
whether they are satisfied 70 he with
ogt i toxin clock. When 4 good mum.
ber If signatures are attached The
WORLD VIII place this petition before
IRE council. and continue doing p az
fast Al new names are added. Also a.
/ reminder we will continue Publishing
the petitition until some action i
taken. II You are not called upon e
i'm drop postal card IN the Office as
ii yonr intention. and you vii be
promptly waited upon. Ourcity needs
town clock badly, and we are going
Is make III effort u get Il. Following
Eis tho petition
10 Tia Hosoralls Mayor a',d Menlers q
ri c.,y council If Martinsb'~g. "
VA
Gottlfmett r.
We. ihe undersigned citizens and
business men IF the city of Martins
bare. West Va. knowing the value
II and advantage ID The public gen.
orally do hereby respectfully petition
yoar honorable body ta take some nm
mediate stcps towards the efectfen q
{ ! TowN CLOCK. Neigliboring towns
4 much smaller than ours take especial
/ hide II this direction. and We see no
reason Why our city should not have
ane--and 4 FIRST class one at that i
Il ~ invaluable thing, and We urge
ynn a our representatives. e take
immediate action toward the erection
NJ ! good and permanent TOM
fcf0etiS. sSffieftf1,
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fury

The question ~ sheething he new
sI,:ps II THE navy viii engage the early
attention d Secretary Herbert, and
some interesting experiments may
shortly be made IN this direction, A
ship With al ansheatled bottom can
nof Keep 1T sea longer than six months,
while vessel with copper sheathlne
MAY remain at VA for nm unlimited
period 81 time without diminuiion il
efficiency through fouling d tho bot
tom. The first cost will be heavy, but
Il would save frequent cleaning, and
be cheaper n ilIe end.
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MoTHsi

and how to kill them Of prevent them
getting into. yoHr woolens viii soon oe-
cupy the housekeepers attention. Coal
tar camphor il far superior to camphor
besides being d great deal cheaper.
Glance in tile window Of a. NJ. Gilbert
4 Bro. i Drug Store and you will see
that they are ready to supply You with
the above article at l5c. per pound
Give them call when you are ready
to pack away Your woolens
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The failure Of three important banks
ii Nashville, Tenn, with large liabili.
ties, IL distressing local calamity.
The extent 81 the disaster i not yet
certainly known.for il Is probable that
number Of country banks will be In
yolved III the ruin II y certainly 70
be hoped thai the financial disaster
win prove to BE limited IL extent. n
any ease il viii b bitter enough But
il the result i due 70 conditions 1hai
prevail elsewhere ia similar strength
Tie trouble will affect credits in all the
region and give business setback.
Ii would seem that the Bank Exami-
ner should have discovered any weak
ness in time 70 check such disaster i'm
less there has been fraud.
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SENATOR cAyDgE AS i BRAKEMAN.

Shortly after Mr.. Camden's re cleo
ton To- the Z s. Senate some CORE
spondent u tile If tile Baltimore Ne,cs
SAINT that 10 rnal a Wild goose story,
alleged to be sketch Of the Senator'S
carly life. II told Of how he was a
railroad brakeman. and climbed up
ward and onward until lie had reach
ed the highest pinnacle Of fame, &c,
&c. The fake read nicely, and the
Netcs published 1t with fine display
head There was no harm in ii, more
than it was untrue from foundation 70
coping, and al such should not have
been published. OF course, all recog
nize that if the story had been
as stated il would have been an ad
ditionaf featherNin the Senator'S cap.
but truth is truth and should prevail,
even in 50 unimportant a matter as
this. III justice 10 the Ne,es it is prop
er TO say that il made a correction Of
the story last week, but a large mum
Der q the newspapers Of the State re-
produced II, when, if they had stop,
ped to think moment, they would
have recognized the sensational ear
marks without trouble.
Senator Camden began life as a law
yer, and was prosecuting attorney o.
his county when quite Young man.
His connection with railroads did MOI
begin until be took hold 81 tie Clarks
burg and Weston, and then il was hi
money and energy that was largely
instrumental ii pushing il 10 sue
cessful finish. Since that lime he hai
become 30 identiGedmith railroad dc
yelopment ID his native State that iii,
great system 81 roads which GRIT he
border on the vest and north, an,
penetrate the interior ID several direc
tions, is known everywhere as III
"Camden system, which we hope, to
gether With ex-senator Davis system
viii continue growing and developing
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sale bills priatea Vi thi+ efiice cheap.
VI than any where else.
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ono i lie most essential qualities u

One Of the most essential qualities ct
a successful farmer is economy J
Sterling Morton, The new Secretary Of
Agriculture, appreciates the principle
and is applying 4 % his department.
In tile Bureau Of Animal Industry
alone tie has dispensed with the service
81 a sufficient number Of persons tore
duce its expenses si25, 900 per annnm.
He found that number Of doctors had
been drawing salaries Of 81 200 per
annum for stamping out plenro-pnen-
monia long after the disease had en-
tirely disappeared There were many
women employed who had secured
positions through the inauenceof Con.
gressmen but have rendered littleol
no service The Secretary has sup
pressed his spirit Of gallantry ane
struck their names from the pay-rolls
This il news that will sadden the hear
Of Unele.Jerry Rusk
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GUARANTEED CURE.

We authorize our advertised drug
gist to sell DRY Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, Coughs and Colds,
upon this condition. 4 yoa are af-
aieted with d Cough, Cold or any
Lung, Throat or Chest trouble, and
will use this remedy AS directed, CIV
ing it fair trial, and experience ne
benefit, you may return the bottle AMI
have your money refunded Wecould
not make this offer did We not know
that DR. Kings New Discovery could
be relied on. Il never disappoints,
Trial bottles free Al Y. c Williams,
Jr. & Go. Drug Store Large size SOC,
and SI.0l.
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WtusFsD.y EVENING. MARCH 2s. Iss'

The total eclipse 81 the sun on
April is will not be visible in The
United States, but no eclipse worth see
ing could take place anywhere without
some enterprising astronomer from The
United States being on band r. have
a sqaint a, Il Prsfes4ar Pickering q
Harvard. aud Professor selaeoerle are
now ID Peru and Chile g.sssPectiyely,
where, II Tie weg'tlller5 hall be favor
able. they expect t. see the longest
and most important eclipse Of the cen
4nrs.
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MEar YlRoIaIA pEnsIoNs.

Original. Isaac MeGallagher. Ad.
ditionai, James w. Gray, Supplement.
tary, Hiram X. Fields. Reissue, jaime,
Fry. Original widows. &C., Eley
Davis, Amalia selig, Martha Cain
Martha Gorby, majors Of John r.
Woodland. minors Of Achillis s. Rhodes
Survivor Indian wars. Gabriel smoot
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TAKIga 4 FEW oF TgEN HAag.

Not More Thaaa Dasea Ii tas TaaAasssa Haaas Res
employed ii Mt Clare.
The rnmor that the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad had taken back some Of
the hands discharged week ago 1T
ut. Glare, proves 70 be trne, but the
number is Sd small that the men still
out If work are far from satisfied.
Several Of tile discharged mechanics
stated that not more than dozen 81
the old hands had been re employed,
and they only until little repair work
has been completed on several camel
back engines, which are intended for
the Worlds Fair. i large number Of
the laborer's discharged By the com.
pany have secured work on the differ
ent street railway lines.
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NarARIEs COMMISSIONS.

Notaries commissions were issued
yesterday " GOV. Maccorkle to Al. w,
PAUL., Ohio county; John VI. Porter
Peasants county and B. F. Curry
Cabell county
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III. w. NEER

III sMsfahls hafses accommodated with
Grst*gass bsx stalis a retsonalsls prizes