Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-10
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MORNING. NAY 10. las4.
1nE PRINTlNG.

.,yFStjaY MORNING. MAY 10, 1884.
- oB PRINrlNts.
ose4. since our removal TO new quart
our'oO - enlarged, aud improved by tliesadii
ion o. ns s.er with the fashions Of The day aud tn
sc keep r. ne public. and by adding as we an,
eal'na a,, Jcipr, new and fashionable ssyles
onsalpila . ...,Ttrnent whenever there is mn i'm
ypt = nilie ait, our Job Office has been ex
% oue IL the largest and best in the EST
fdesa ,s no pers MS but The best oTknen, ant
.aefally solicit business mem anil NIL oil,
t,..;,4 Cards, Circulars, Bill Heads, Biils j
% sp'T plank checks, Handbilis, Steamboat bills
L'ass' or any 9th, r description OF ,Lstte,
p5Dtiie, 10 give us call. feeling assured
pes .,n relider perfectssatiSiaclion both in the
=. 81, ssI prices of our work. q. ~.
T7-lNExTl WoMES ~ ARMS lssrEa D OF russia
.-So.ae of our reaaers thought tina,
little fanciful the other day in our article
-. modern code of sfW-omqnss Rights when
!.-;.,nre,, the figure woman in the gaIb of a
l;or would cut. Read the following;
r., 4MoRsfReus REoiNESr OF WoMEN."-
New York Tribune has the foIl5ving notice
!. extraordinary "wolnan's rights, demonstra.
IN thai city Tomorrow:
IN, civ is 10. be visited on Tuesday next by
: uniformed companies of organized and dis.
"a Female Infantry (Lancers) from PennsyI-
4. md New Jersey. known as tie Ferry Light
4 commanded MS batiallr n by masculine.
s.stI md Lieutenant Colonel, but Tie several
..nts will he differed throughout I.y ladies'.
PI.i,nr captains ON horseback. The battalion
IN met at the Jersey City Ferry at I0so,cIock.
4. company of our National Guards and escort
" ,be PARK, where our fair visitors will gIye. ~
4 Of their proficiency in military evol;,tions
+ 4 Exercises, repairing thence a; early hour 10
Ssor House for dinner, visiting Tie A:ncriean
fsgui in the afternoon. and spending the even
lathe Crystal Palace, Whence they will take
\ ber boueNard march" &
ne Ezpress palhe' ically inquiries what aIl!tke
is1sn of these women are to do at home, whilst
~ uolhers ale patading, which is rather an tin-
L,,,ous insiaua;ion in the face of the assurance
.p.Lthe Tribune gives chat The Fairy Light
cs,va IS composed Of some OF the best educated
~ most e>timable young ladies of Paterson and
N. j., and Of Hanis6GTgs Pa.-a.I
,.lreen n aud IS years of age-a dauthter of
4. GSyetnOr of New Jersey being among them. .,
-bt parade of these women is supposed to be to-
III uncOnnected with Barnnm,s efForts toreyive
: Crs.al PaInce.-Bah. dusr.
We should like 10 know whether these "educa.
lid and mist estimaLle. yoang ladies" march in.
,users or 'tOther things. Itstrikes us, from, our
obi knowledge of military tactics, that the lat.
would rstl er impede the evoluiiors of a body
fInf.ary, unless cuftailed TO rather an illiberal
psitude. Or, perhaps. The term Infaat-ry en-
syed by the Tribune, applies 10 the young army
opposed 10 haze been left athome.s If, however,
i superstition as 10 the breviis of'tke coats be
rte6t, o, Tam o'Shanteri o. scampenns
as6es'o the "Auld Kirk of Alloway. lice we
rOke! We can'tFelp thinking of you in con
stiou' with. these "educated and most estimable
ans lsdies-all between the ages of Il and / s.
rs of ase''-"A' plump and stripping in their.
sas" o, Tam. o, Tam, what would you give
: aFor ae blink 0, tile bonnie bprdies,'s So