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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-19

Al haif-past eight O'Clock Sunday evening FIRE
broke The premises the OF Nos rs and 1T
Fast Baltic street, occupied rs tenement house
The fire communicated to the Partition which
divides two houses which partially destroyed
them. Tho frs WA caused by one OF tho
tenants fixing gate in temporary manner,
from which the IRE communicated 10 the woodwork
Tho buildings wore damaged BY fro and water "a such
eytept To cause The removal OF twelve families the
late occupants Of the lonse. Ne 125 damaged 10
the amount OF 400 aud insured. No III owned ~
Nj whi.. OF Now York. and Is damaged 10 tho
Of 1900, and IL fully insured.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-19
Decisions In the Cours OF Gem ea Plssss,
General erm.

before Judges DAILY, Cardoxo and Brady
JuN 1s.--Robcrt l. smth James EunsiseA; tuAOs
mont reversed. Charles Meyers Jamee Linden&
Judgment snrmrd. Charles s. Adams, receiver, W
Charles W. Hcushton. Judgment reversed isomap
Aoreypenny Va Guaavus Money penny, jud ment -.
1fnel feA 20 reversed halsncs, costs 10 -
pelsnt. Nathan al Reider VI Thomrs Gsllagherj M
ton for a trial den ed and Judg meni affirmed y
william A. Colt va Daniel Elron. judgment rsverS~1
n iton Bradley vs. John heKc-son; judgment A1rfseA
Frederick Burfeind Elizabeth KimncI; Judgment -
vprsed Jacob Sen wartx w Henry Frey Judgment -
versed Herman Koehier va Valentine Brown; tud0l
ment affirmed w. IL Lewis w. the Park Bank, judes
ment ARMED William Pau son james Dsliett; tdgA
rp-nt affirmed william walker va George d. GibertS
judgment affirmed W. W. Culver va John hAhossf
and the Third Avenue Ralrrad Company; papers N -
resubmi,t~d Dennis MCGUIRE Va the Hudson k,ves
Railroad Company; judgment affirmed
rrPERroK corny.
Jcvs Am the business o. the Superior Court haG
been adjourned for the vacation exceps thai on the
equity side which Judge McCunn endsavor,ng 70 "a
through ~ rapidly a. possible
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-19
Court OF General Sessiens.
pcfarc pcr,rag- Hsck.tf

Tho frs, tho calendar yesterday was an inset
FOR burglary the rt degree, which charged Jsoe
Flynn with burgartousy enerns tho dwelling hosssef
Thomas n. Dawley, u Seventy thud street, the -
OF May, and stealing quantity Of clothing and ssoe
silyerwars The Hrst witness called officer Nerve
VINO testified thst nbou; t~elvs O'Clock on the 3Oth -
May he arrested Flynn lad street and Tenth svssos
while IN bed, ana under his pillow n plated go
and two towels were found, which the complainant -
his wife identified part ~ the stolen property ~.
aud MIRA Thomas X pawlsy and MIA Hamiitcay .
boarer In the house. corobornted the Testimony AZ Ne
officer. Catharinc Kinney, whom Flynn prom - -
marry next August sworo ne boarded her boass
and that shs hd the plated cup In his
The jury, alter absence OF few minutes, rnurn1Q
with verdict of guilty Mr. Hal! remarked that gryM
had recently escaped from the Peniteniiay. ReoorAst
Hncke commented the Nervousness Of the onenoe q
burglary aud sentenced Flynn to imprisonment In ~
State Prison ut hard labor Tor aleen years.
Emma Lngard, . gent-sy dressed young woDsn,
raid 10 he . notorious plckpccket wn tried ~
Convicted ~ petty larceny from the prison. having -
the 9th nst stolen pockstbook containing twenty 49,
lara from Mrs.. josephine Wagner whia she was mAkfn1
purchase In . Broadway stors. She vas rsmandsA -
sentence.
Patrick Dryer indicted for murder IN the nrs dsUsa
being charged with killing Patrick NcCuiden. An A.
pication for bail, In tho OF nvo thousand doa1A
was granted BY the Court
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-19

The MILITARY SITUATION IN TrALY.-The
Italian army at last accounts had sd-
vanced FROM the Oslio river and placed Itself
Immediately in front Of the two fortresses Of
Mantua and Peschiera, which represent the
western limo OF the dcfences known - the
quadrilaternl. The occupation Of this position,
facing the weakest side Of these defences, would
indicate the intention Of the Italians TO attack
them, but Il Ii not improbable that other and
wiser tactics will prevail.
Since the last Italian-Austrian conflict the
practice Of war has materially changed, and
campaigns are prosecuted and even battles
waged on very different principles from what
they were then The possession Of Mantua and
Peschiera would, undoubtedly, be great sd-
vantagcs gained by an army invading venetia |;
but with such successes TO begin with the
Italians would find themselves confronted BY .
still stronger defensive line fortified at Verona
and Legnano, and forming the eastern line OF
the quadrilateral. With increased rarosd ~
elites and other means Of locomoton,
increased armies and IN unusually powerful
feet, II 10 much more probable that Italy and
SNsoI Ennuueh Will i4hsaso ahs couhhy anu
General Grant and pursue against the qusdri
lateral the tactics which finally prevailed
against Richmond. The campaign Of the Italians
will doubtless be flank movement In immense
force BY the army, supported By the large
Italian Aest In the passage Of the Pc and Etsch,
directly against Venice, disrsgarding and pro-
badly rendering nugatory the immense and
powerful deiencss Of the quadrilaseraL The
crossing Of the Pc and Ebch, near the Adrissic,
with the aid and support Of The ncet will be
far less dflcult than the passage Of the Mizcio
10 he face Of he defences d hantus and Pes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-19

TOE afsh days proceedings In the Of Senator ne
Strong against TIC eihoY u the BROOKLYN rma
conclsded In the Supreme lCrcuiU Court OF Kings
coaniy yesterday, before Jadge Barnard. Tho entirc
day devoted TO taking testimony pro and ccr
CARDS tho political character 81 the plaintiff Among tho
witnesses Who testified exAidrruian Wallace wm
Beard, Thomas Colran. Abraham Mns, VIM sreeny,
VIM b. Lewis, Thomas Hollahau, Aaron Desraw, VIM.
Colt John l. spader Lieutenant Governor ThosL g. Al
word, John II Mccormick VIM. Leaycrait, Francis
Swift, John H. Duunell, John II Funk, VIM H. Jen.
nings, H. n. T~oedr G. A. Ten Eyok and others Tho
testimony was unimportant and very unipteresting
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-19

THE MEXICAN MUDDLs IN WXsHNGToy.-We
publish elsewhere an interesting letter on
Mexican affairs from Washington. II appears
that this is the oil absorbing question at the
national capital just now. There are several
now Developments In regard TO the affairs Of
that country which place the whole question
In altogether o new light There are num-
Der OF schemes ON foot, but the most important,
not only in ih bearings upon Mexico, but In its
beneficial results to this country, i the PROPOSE
tion which Il said 70 have como from General
Ortega, the Chief Justice Of Mexico and the
legal President Of that republic. II Is SO broad,
comprehensive and liberal In il character rs
70 at once commend itself 10 the practical
sense OF our people. The outline, % IL has
been given TO the Committee on Foreign Re
lations and the President, is stated in the let
ter referred 70, and nom all accounts meets
with general favor. II our government pro-
poses 10 render the Mexican republic any
assistance there cannst possibly be any better
basis TO furnish This assistance than 10 form
treaty with ortega upon the principle there
stated.
That ofncial, We understand, Il nor IN this
city, end General Banks, - well rs the Presi-
dent, should at once invite him to Washington
and satisfy themselves Of his power TO carry
ont the details Of the agreement This done,
The Committee on Foreign Relations should
make an elaborate report, that the public may
be placed in possession Of oil the facts. In
this way the Mexican middle can be cleared
up and General Banks earn for himself the
gratitude Of the American people and strug-
| Cling republics evarvuhsrA-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-19

THE SUPPRESSION or NUBANcrs-Presiden
Schultz, Of the Board Of Health. has begun
crusade for the suppression Of all butchers
who cut the thrcats Of lambs In the presence
Of children; all fshmongers who sell Ash not
already cleaned when caught; all perambu-
lAting cattle found in the streets; all maid
servants caught throwing garbage in the
cutters, and all geese detected In cackling
thereon. viii not this be construed into
cruelty TO animals BY President Bergh, Of the
society for the suppression Of own doors who
malssat dumb beastsf II President Schultz
does not display more discriminate zeal, we
shall have President Bergh instituting steps TO
suppress him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-19

THE YACHT REvEw.-To-day there will be
review and inspection Of the numerous vessels
of The New York Yacht Squadron at tho Horse
shoe, near Sandy Hook, and il the day is favor
able the sight will be most interesting one;
for not only will the yachts be reviewed by
those having the authority TO do 40, but tho
ladies. Of New York are to pass their opinion
a. to the appearance and condition Of the YES
sells. Knowing the latter to bs the case every
owner will strive to have his pet in iptop
order and everything about her "slip shape
and Bristol fashion," so that we may expect
more than usual nicely on board and more
than usual care In the way the vessels are
handled. We therefore advise those who on
Thursday last thought the interest In yachting
was abadng to see The review to-day, and We
guarantee that their opinion will be changed
in o remarkable degree.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-19

FWNFHK< MUsh'k, JuhH Y, ~
The revenue cutter Nortberner, with seDsior GrmcS
Comm ssioaer Rollins Mr. Chandler Of the Treasury
Department. aud party Of Congressman arrived here
This mornng from Washington. They Waited General
Aes AID tho Portsmouth Navy Yard, ana returned thin
afternoon.
Tue ny.nuc cutter wyandc,ss Captain seldom, h4
arrived from baltimore. she VIII skjl soon - ~
weather permits for San Francsco having b>en 1890
Of CaolSn Jobn Mo1avaa II ~ nzanna nuinA-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-19
Reported Fatal Case Of Cholera I'm Bssti-


baltimore, June IL, 1866.
A fatal Of cholera occurred here yesterday
eftcrnooD--that Of a gentleman who arrived from
New York by Saturday nights train. Ho died about
four O'Clock in the afternoon at OF our tnbImaroa
The name OF the deceased l. WiD. Howard, and no
was forty four years OF eye HIS father resides In the
western part of the city He contracted tho disease ia
Eca York from his room mate Who died VI II. de was
sick when he left New York. When he arrived here
Sunday morning taken 10 the nfTinary and gwen
the best medical treatment but he too far gcus for
the phyHicians 10 arrest tho diseAea.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-19

Wrecks and Loss OF Life on Lake Erie.
GIvsLsxD June ~, 1885,
The bark Arabian OF Port BurwelI Canada with stone
for Darlington, Cansda totally wrecked On the piles
herc last night Captain Haskin, Mate McDermos and
wife, David Haskin Titus and an unknown man, seq
man, were lost John Vance, a seanap, was -aved
The schooner Alice Grover OF Toronto, with coal foS
Toronto, totally wrecked here, Tbs nook. female
(nzma unknouni uas lat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-19
Tho Petroleum and verange County
Banks.

HARpf BuHG, Pa, June II, 1900
IL wa,ed for the protection u the holders ~ tho
notes Of tie Petroleum and vcnango County Ranks that
sufficient securities roman the hands ~ the Auditor
General 10 redeem every dollar of circulation The suits
pending In ereDce 20 the removal Of the hrnus from
Tho Auditor Generals once will only affect poeitorA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-19
The Alleged Musiny ON board the UnitsA
States ship Vermont.
TO rHg EpfroR OF TIM HERALD.

Urrrrp SrArys snip vsNsovr, June -. IN
The report In your paper Of Sunday, the i7h thaa
mu,iny and conspiracy discovered among tho bsen
belonging 20 th.s ship almost entirely untrue Toes
informant has msgnihci into sensational s,ory ~
was IN reality very trininG occnrreocA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-19
Annivsrsary OF the Battle OF Banker
Hail.

nO-fuS, June 10, isoo.
The anniversary Of the Battle OF Bunker Hi, occur-
ring on the l'th (undayl being observed to-day in
banks and many stores in this city are closed The
church bells are ordered 70 b rung n morning noon
and night
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-19

aovensnts or General GRANT.
LourvrLs, Ky, June IL, 1904
General Grant len for on lie steamer Ceus.
ri Buell. this afternoon.
Genera Buell. arrived Lere to.dy,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-19

chiers. The same material improvements
which affected the conduct Of tho war In this
country will have y similar effect in tho APP
preaching conflict in Italy. The strategy OF
Grant aud Sherman and the tactics OF Thomas
and Sheridan are evidently coming again into
play and We shall doubtless soon see Euro
pean armies organized, European campaigns
planned and European battles fought on the
same extensive scale - those which illustrated
our war.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-19

New York, Tuesday, juno 10, 1866.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-01

SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO \ WOMAN
Yesterday afternoon, about ; O'Clock,
rs Mrs Cover, who lives i'll StaCk-yNrd
Hollow, was coming down the pike to-
wards the city i'll her milk wagon, II
drove OF hogs, going the other way,
caused one Of her horses to take fright
and run away, at the same time causing
the horses, attached TO II hack that hap
pcncd tob" passing, to attempt IA run oil.
Mrs. Cover was unable to control her
team, which ran down the pike TO the
corner of Washington and Market
streets nj a furious pace. and attempting
10 turn down towards Main overset the
wagon, breaking it very much,
and iniuring Mrs. c. dangerously.
She was immediately carried into the
the house OF Mrs. Benz, close by, and
now lies i'll Il critical condition.
The horses having been caugh the
wumNn'S husband attached them to the
broken wagon for the purpose of taking
II down Market street to the carriage
and wagon factory OF MIR. Erobe, and
had got part of the way down when
they again took fright and ran away.
They were caught, however, before any
damage was done.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-01

"CUILEp" AMUSEMENTS.-ThCn north
west corner of Fourth and Monroe
streets has peculiar NttnCliOuS for nCul-
hCrS OF that large body of American
citizens OF African descent, who arc
now denied their rights. On this cor
n"r tho "bWCks" sit, and smoke StOSioS,
and crack jokes, and laugh i'll tho do
liEhttul African style, morning, noon
and night. In fact, go by that devoted
corner All any time, ono cannot fail
10 sec two or thror, If not moro, COlorCd
individuals ON tho look out.
Now, tho susceptible young ladies,
who own these curnCr-loungOrS for
hcauNs, are not entirely Ignorant OF
where they "moSt do COngrCgHto," and
the consequence is that il amy violet
secuted fcuulc has to go to the grocery
for 81 plato OF butter, or to til" dry
goods store for SGT of "IiltHrS," sh" is
sur" Ia tax" this particular corner in
her route, though it be II mil" further
round. As She passes, Ivy II particular
motion of the body which she thorough
~ understands, hUr drupcrN take AN
umplOr sweep To attract adlnlr"ti"h'
Not INDEPENDENTLY she stops 10 converse
with Jim, or ROh, or sam, and these
gcutrv, when tho ebony Hobo has gone,
indulge III prolonged ynh-ynhs ut tho
expense of her points.
i circumstance of this kind took
place II few days since, and one Jim,
who is tho happy poSscSSor of IN eN-
crcdingly long-tailod coat, taking it
from his shoulders, tied the sleeves
round his waist, the body and tails
flowing behind, and undertook to imi-
tate the style" of tho gorgeous fe-
male, who had Just displayed.
His acting was superb and called
forth incesS'Int applause from tho Hu-
diencc. But an officer hearing the
noise, and surprising an "cxtCrminn-
ton of the black race" was going on,
hastencd to the scene, and stopped tho OK
hibttion. Being made acquainted with
the true state OF the case, he gOod-natur-
ally dropped all hostile intentions, and
Jim dismissed his fears of justice i'll
the morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-01

DOCKING'S UNRIVALED BAKING
DPOWDER. Superior to all other baking
or Yeast Powder. Manufactured and SOII
Wholesale and retail by EDMUND ROCK.
ING, No. Odd Fellows Hall aul3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-01

\ GREAT DEAL OF NOISE AND No
BODY HCEr.-Charlic IIauc, Esq, IL
grocer, doing business on Market
square. recently bought an empty
brandy cAsk from IL. RoScnthal, Lii
Iuor Merchant Yesterday he thought
he would examine the inside of the cas- k
to sec whether il was clean or not. Ac-
cOrdingly, having removed the bung,
he took ~ lighted candle, to which n
string had been attached, and dropped
1t through the bunghole. Immediately
brilliant flame issued from the hole
with a sharp, whiStliug sound, causing
Mr.. lauc To fall back pace or two,
and, before time for another movement,
n tremendous explosion followed,
throwing the shattered pieces of one
head OF the cask on top OF the Market
house and over the street in front of it.
As may well be imagined, Mr.. l.. was
considerably astOrished, but was much
relieved TO find himself sound and well.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-01

JUST received and for sale at No. ) WASH
lnst0n Han, opposite the M'Lure House,
Monroe street the following School Books,
viz: QuackenbOs' and Murray's Cirammars.
COrnell's and Mitch els Geographys; Wilson'S
McGuiIcy's, Carpenters and BOnsaI's Com
iy'sediti0nl Spoilers; Hazens SpcIIcr and DE-
finer; Rays GrcenIears aud Davies ArIth-
ineticS and Keys; Rays and Sestinas' AIge-
bras, Keys; WorccSter's Comprehensive Die
uonary; Sargcant's, McGuHey's and Chris
iian Hrothcrs Readers; all CatechiSms used
in Catholic Schools; McGuEey's Speaker.
Also the very best Of Ink and every variety
Of school materials, Stationcries, Fancy
Goods and Notions, Pictures and Frames. an
Of which. especially the Books. will scIl %
per cent below the Publishers retail price.
Come and try. T.. LECIIk:R.
au2S-lw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-01

y NEW FIRE rIUo is being put down
ON Main street. in front of the residence
~ John Mcclure, Esp.
The new plugs, aS already stated, are
an Improvement on the old. having
three different nOEzleS for the attach
mrnt OF hose. But not only are they
superior in point of practical utility TO
tn" old plugs. they also present a much
hotter appearance. The outside case is
"t elegant design, and is painted red.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-01

TrE Gas Company yesterday re-
moved the old burners from all the gas
posts IN Tho city, and supplied them
with what are called 'lnva burners"
These never rust. never require amy
cleaning, and are much superior ~ the
old burners.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-01

NEW SCHOOL BooK>.-CLIinE in, YES
to-day, AT J. c. orr n Co.'S Book store
on Monroe street, We noticed u large
assortment OF school books, such as ar"
used in our public and private schools,
which had just been received.
Teachers and parents, wishing 10 Pur-
chase text books, can gel them cheap at
pTr'S
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-01

ASYEoDr who might have happened
IN have been on the wharf Yesterday
morning, about ten o'clock. could have.
seen on the Island side OF the river. a
curious Chinese craft, managed. or
rather mismuunEed. by two celcstinls
one Of whOm- standing a little '.abaft the
lean, and wildly working a counIe
Of uPrights, caused. thereby, a print
tive wheel, attached TO the stern, to
turn probably once in three minutes
the other was placed near the bow, and
with long pole, caused her head to
Es-T about in a most uncertain wav.
We watched the unique thing, and the
motions of her crew for some time. and
meeting It steambott man we learned
that she would soon enter the Steuben-
vile trade, in opposition to the fast
sailing steamer Rather.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-01

THE DEMOCRATIC COMMUNICATIVE
morning, AT ton o'clock, the IuharIuo-
NOUS Democracy meet again in Con-
VouUOu NJ The Court House. MIR. Camp
bel! Will br there; Mr.. ShullCro>s will
I've there; and, likewise. Mr.. Scarbor-
"uGh. with many more equally eager TO
laIton AZ The public crib. All. howev-
"r, cannot hc Democratic candidates for
>drr!!. and some must retire 10 the
ranks.
We shall see what we shall see.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-01
Desirable Pronertv For Sale

T WILL SELL 25 OR 30 ACRES LAND.
L adjoining the corporation of Martins Fer
ry, Belmont county, Ohio. On 1t are several
acrcs OF Grapes in bearing, and part of the
tract underlaid with coal. Possession given
when the present crop Is taken OIL.
II. b. RICE,
aulI -lltScn1l&
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-01

LARGE Ho.S.-A drove OF ten or
twelve hogs passed ny Main street yes
i"rday afternoon. ca Irlls's TO ihe,sIaugh-
ter at Fulton.
They came from CaplIuc and appear
al to he much tired with their journey,
eagerly seeking the wafer which some
kind soul started for them from the ny
the hill.
one OF these hogs, il was said, would
weigh upwards OF four hundred
pounds.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-01

MoRE Ou.-Iutormatiou has been rE-
CeiVed in the city that MrSsrS. Jones ~
McConaughcy have struck a 100 barrel
we'll al Burning Springs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-01
Lock Lever Rakns

TNHE SUPERIOR LOCK LEVER HAY
and Gram Rake. Teeth made OF the very
best Refined Steel Spring Iron. For sale BY
PRYOR BOYD Il CO.,
JO~ Wheeling w Va
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-01

THE TURNER FESTIVAL NEXT WEEK.
Next week j. to be gala one in this
"ity. The great Turner FcsrUHL will
come Off on Tuesday, Wedncs-
day and Thursday, the Ilh, 9Th,
and 9Th days Of September. On Fri
day, September 9Th, the festival will
clos" with a procession from the Tur-
H"r Headquarters to tho depot.
Guests viii be here from all parts of
ia" country, East, West, North and
south. but ~ many as may come will
una ample arrangements made for their
accommodation, and - programme of
enjoyment unsurpassed at any similar
ihtrry-In"king in tn" country,
Ihe programme embraces the reccD-
non OF The guests at urndquartnrs. a
BThnh vocal and instrumental c1urcrt
at y. NJ, at Washington Hall official
""Ic"in" by III" Mayor, and rcsp0ns,.
by HtI"ctI speakers, on Tuesdny II
SThhh procession of German Spcfntics
ana turner's, gymnnslic exhibitions
and music by the combined urc.hnst rns
Of Pittsburgh and Wheeling on
wednesday picnic on tho Fair
Ground, gymnnstic and prize cxhihi-
tons by scholars Of both scX ns a Grand
ball at i. NJ, and the distriIution or
prizes by Ladies' of Honor. nccordiur,
10 the award Of prize Judges. on ThmrS7
day; Friday will wind up The Trsiivi-
ties with the departure of the guests
The whole affair will bc Inngnificcn,
and will show that the Germans Of tbiS
city know how 10 get up social enter
tuinlnenis as well ns other people.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-01
Dividend.

NNHE DIRECTORS OF THE WEST VIR-
/ ginih Mining ana Manufacturing Com
nnNy have tins day declared Il dividend OF
three per cent, ION the business of the com
MIny for the last -four months payable to the
Office of the Company.
W. +. PETERSON,
au2l-lmd Secretary.