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New-York tribune., 1868-04-10
SHIP OWNERS, ASSOCIATION OF NETWORK.

A regular meeting of this Association was
held at the rooms 80 and Pine-st, Wednesday.
April 8, Mr. Edward Hlncken in the chair. After dis
posing Of the usnal routine business Mr. John s. Williams
called the attention Of the meeting TO b for the better
protection Of emgrants aHd passengers Introduced the
House Of Representatives by thc Hon. l.. H. Washburnc
Mr.. Williams read Of the sections Of tho bill, and
dwelt especially upon the following:
SEc And ie er eHad That whenever sha
die Sfe the contract OF bis emsrkaon yes,e J
the and being the s d God the peril Of tie
tb and Of snh vessel either Of tae and the yes
fh be ab the personal representative Of such decreased 10
estimated earnings Il the person deceased
nup Of whch by approved tables oToFts
drsfh fr expectation Of living
addition for interest AID without deduction M the estimated
Of hying Of such prrson.
Mr. Williams then moved " that this Association pro-
against the passage OF this BILL and that duly
titled copy OF such protest be sent TO the Chairman Of tho
Committee Commerce Of the House OF Representa-
tives" which, being seconded by Mr.. John g. Dale was
adopted.
Tie following preamble and resolution was then
adopted
Bh,ros great Of uniformity cts tho Of commissions
charged b the different ship agents for procuring hgs and eaeetng
charters at this port.
the regular charge r gtio efecng
when Otherwise sred shall be Eve 90
Of of such Heights charters and when such
fe charters shall be payable In other than urd States
exchange the payments 10 be
shall BE- fIed the Tung the that such ~ shall
be procured or such charters ELECTED
After transacting some minor business the meeting
ad
New-York tribune., 1868-04-10
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Thursday April gOnly Az fresh cattle received
to-day viz 387 at Onc-hundredt-st, and s. AT Hudson
city. Besides these 5j head offered at Que hun
drodst brought from Hudson City, and about 50 held
from last Monday The market at this place was very
quick all the stock selling by 10 o'clock In the morning
about tie prices OF last Monday. seige Lauerbeck
running out l3 good "A oyt Missouri steers nc Is @l9c
the tails II head ut I7c to dress - %, and II Of the good
ones. though not the BEST j 70. alive at I9c 10 make
% 70 per cwt drove ot $50 Illinois silfed cattle
brought nearly much. At Hudson City, COney &
Mcpherson cold Illinois stlllcre, cwt.
good cattle a le,o 10 dress CO b 10 the Receipts
suco Monday. 3.2S5 head against $500 for the
days last week sheep not plenty todays30 head at
Conmunipaw. and l.CB Mt FCrtietl-st. with nothing
fresh at Hudson City Some Of Yesterdays stock
sold there by A. Vert viz sI State sheep.
10 sic and shcared State stock 6s ~ poor at 6ic.
At FUricth st., WallwOrk, Mallory Co. sold Jis mo
dunn Illinois s. 10, at 7.e Hume Elliot sold l2s good
Jos Canada sheep at l0c with two Michigan 81 ID,
at sas.c :. McGraw sold 2i4 heavy Massachusetts
sheep for ~ Day, part very good, the rest with
lamb 1OI n, at 9lc II all wethers. they would have
brought lOdiOc. j. Kirby sold 40 ILL., sheep of s. TO- at
5ldSc Also Of Yesterdays stock, ILL., ~ y, at 9C.,
aud Michigan common at sac. The market Is strong
for good sheep AT Communipaw, kase son sold car
of l2j 10 Pennsylvania sheep at gEc, and of ~ 10
Ohio at Sic OF Hogs We have only at CommuDi
paw nnd one deck at F0rethst There is frmer feel
lug and former arrivals have all been disposed Of The
half at Forteth st. sold at 9e Tney were 40 10
Ohio hogs. Two which arrived yesterday brought
gic. They were from Illinois, aud weighed 40 70.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-10
THE MONEY MARKET.

THURSDAY, April e-P. NJ
Gold closed at 1881. The clearines Of the Gold
Exchange Bank were SiC,S55,OOO, and the balances
81 ,s9OOS8 CO. The Moro Castle for Havana took out
$j94,0OO in specie.
Government stocks are lower with large sales.
The decline in many is Iper cent. The sudden
advance Of the last few days caused general dispo-
ton TO realize profits. The collapse in Atlantic Mail
weakened the market generally, and weak holders
were disposed TO sell out Erie under fears that the
swindling directors would be sustained by the Legs
lature, fell to 7O!. and NewYork Central to 1901.
State stocks were quite freely dealt in at small
concession. In Express stocks little done. The
Western shares selling under par were firm, and are
steadily improving in public estimation. Their con-
tinued increase Of traffic makes it certain that they
have become sure Of income the shares Of neigh
boring Western roads which have disappeared from
the speculative list and command high premiums
AT the close the market was heavy, with pressure
to cell New-York Central and Erie. Reading was
very weak, and pressed for sale. The Western list
was all firm, with the exception Of Rock Island,
which was freely offered
The most startling event OF the day in stocks was
the collapse Of Atlantic Mail which broke from s8I
New-York tribune., 1868-04-10

the ssiss sss y 900 bills at % 1sss' % for supcrne state
Ioano 20 for Extra dol 90 30et1l % for fshcy
10; 10; .o1ta 90 for the low grades Of Western Ex
ua; " ssSsil for good 10 choice Spring Wheat TX
,fas; 40 250s12 IS for Minnesota Extras; - 991
No ~ for shippingl ONO; go 45atls co for Trade
and Family Extras do; $40 40asi2 80 for Amber
Winter Wheat Extra indiana and Michigan sl2a.ia IS
for Single Extra White Wheat do do; s2oI% Tor
single.Extra 1T. Louis and t4 SO9sis D for Double
and Triple Extra do. California Flour Is more active
and is steady the sales are 1850 bags at si2 So9Si
Southern Flour Is IN fair demand, and we notice more
sreadness at the close and Jess disposition 10 SELL the
s es are io bbs at 50 6o1$l0 for Ord ary 20 good
Extra Baltimore and Country $40 60dSl4 20 for Extra
and Family Georgia aud Virginia and $40 20dsl5 for
Extra and Family Maryland and Delaware. Rye Flour
Is Ia fair demand Common il lower and hrm sales o yO
bbls st A. Od$9 Corn Meal IL casieG sales OF lsOO
bbls at S. 20 for Jersey and Brandywine On private
terms
FIsH-Dry Cod are quiet. and Bank nrc trhe lower,
closing s5 quote Georges at So 50 quntat MACK
rel are quiet hear of no large sales; We quote NO
Bay at sl9 No Shore at sls No Halifax az si9 3D. no
Bay, Halifax Shore at sl5 Herring slnee our las
have been In fair request mt free prtces IN scaled we
6O boxes at 30 35 40. and 43c., according 10 size ~
quality sales OF loco boxes No. at 220Gc We neht OF
100 bbs Picked Cod and Haddock at So for the former
and IS for the latter ....
COT1ON-sacs Of lilo bales Of which il2 were taken
by sn1er 622 by spccuator, aud 4lo5 by exporters
including COO IN trJn.u. We quote:
New-York tribune., 1868-04-10
The statement of the Boston National banks is as
The earnings of tie Atlantic and Great Western
2 nilr ~ for tho fourth wenk in March. were:

The earnings of tie Atlantic and Great western
Railway for the fourth week in March, were:
lses slloi99 1901 .sl09c92 Ircrcasc .-... s1o97
Eurlngs for the month Of Maroh....-.-sSsl,4l9
The earnings Of the Toledo. Wabash and Western
Railway for the fourth week in March were;
1859 sol 1l3 20 1867 S81,90 81 Inc s5'2o2 u
The earnings OF the Chicago and Northwestern
Railway Co. for the first week in April were:
lsGA..S22542o u .sg7,Sjj 90 Inc $38O'a %
The Michigan Southern Road Gained for the first
week in April:
1853 slO7 100 IIs67.........t29c4 c s2i2S6
In the Rock Island cases, Judge Cardozo Las ap-
pointed Hugh Smith, deputy city Chamberlain, to be
receiver of the proceeds of the 1900 shares over
issued, and the moneys, which amount TO about
s4SCOCCO, are to be deposited in certain designated
trust companies under the direction of the receiver
The First National Bank of NewYork has declared
its qadrteg dividend of FIVE t5) per cent, payable
on the 10th inst.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-10

Mr. Cark-wll your Honor enter order for con-
tinuatiou Of the proceedings in this matter or we may
Jurisdiction OF the accused Mr Clark then spoke VI
the fact Of Mr. Gould having gone 10 Albany ana not
having appeared on Wednesday or that day
AS his Honor had determined that ~ was nconslstent
that an order be entered retain nrsdlctio over him
Mr. Field resented the attack on MT Gould
The Court-You have heard my determination.
Mr. Field-I have, Sir; and ask you to appoint
referee to proceed here now without moments delay
We claim that as right. IL we can nave II.
The Cnurt-I have made the only disposition Of the
matter intend 10 make to-day. The proceedings, far
as Mr. Gould is concerned, adjourned to this day next
week, NJ p. m 49,
The proceedings In the "Davis Contempt Case before
o referee, we're adjourned yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-10
CHAMBER or COMlMERCE.

REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE on THg NORTHERN
PACIFIC EAILRoAD-sPEECH or HIRAM
wALBRIDGE, ESQ.
A special meeting of the Chamber of Com
merce held yesterday The report OF tue Committee
to whom referred the Importance of a railroad
nection between Lake Superior and the Pacific Ocean
was,read The following is n brief abstract They gave
careful consideration Of the memorial Of the Directors Oh
the Company together with the valuable communications
OF Gen Grant and others. The climate along the entire
line OF the proposed mild and genial The fall Of
IN Winter, light. The prairie lands and valleys are
rich productive The reports of various distinguished
army officers amply satisfes any inquirer ns To
to the cultiyaiibllty of greater part rrt,,,tn OF
the construction OF railroad the ne Of ho i7th
parallel. portion Of Mr. Stewards 81 Pan speech Is
ernment on this great continent viii be found somewhere
within circle or radius not very far from ihc sIqI on
which stand at the head Of navigation on ne Mssis
sipp River" The Minnesota PLAINS are gently rolling
aud admirably adapted to AGRICULTURAL purposes particle
less streams Game Is plentiful, and vast numbers OF
wild BIRDS nnd nutrmeht IN the Hcis Va , w ieT' ~ %
is no lack Of timber, white and Norway pine. oak, n"I, I
spruce bass wood blrch Poplar and tanarac Inc llch
growth Of field grass upon tue prairie hs anu m uc iy &
less Of the atmospherc' hilGoratlng hhc , 10 i" % %
beast. admirably adapt It to the raising OF s,ocE me
the Year from st. Louis 10 Fort Union at the
mouth Of the Yellowstone, distance oI l,S'7 mc.'
was the opinion Of Gov Stevens that the Yellowstone
River could easily be made navigablc 10 within 100 miles
dranght Tho q Is 40 lack OF wood water along the
entire line Of the propoSed route where tne lort enus
prrature mild aud genial. welcomes the cncrint; Tie
climate fresh and vicorating with pure air draw"
from the Gulf Every thing in nature adds testimony To
the prophecy that Westward the star of empire takes
its way fertile valleys there Is home for every
man that guide the plOw WELD the AK III the wood
land THE folOWipg is recapituatiOn of thC report
Water Rail
l. From Lake Superior T. the Missouri River; rourtU i'm
bered O the Mississippi prairie land TO the sonn 80
2 Prom the NJ ssOnn Grra; fsll; rvaiy for
settlement fair arabic land and Egl timber sO9
] uf Miss ,uri to FlathcSl Lver. haUi
cUuuv poor. except the mOnRtain Sop'si -
inciudes iGouuAn siug. ~
l. From Flathead River AMI CtSrks kyCri nsvglbe to
loot Of PEND durtIie Lake. t,f gvIng and Asbe
touury spots Of land very favorable for small farm -
= Prem Pend dOrrile La}e 90 Fort lGYur "n Lewis
Fork THE Columbia. gruersly hae, sel-tlnberd 49,
rich mi Il land. lO
G. From FortTa d. Lewis PnrS to Portland, by CltD
bia River; poor land "a Naah hsuHh: trd lId
Wallah Nsah; pour to CaScadts tine vale sto -
COumb
Tot,I u,ss ............................. 80 g.
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to 22l in few minutes. closing at "a This stock has
long been controlled by clique, which has worked
IT," and sought to make ii attractive to the public
without success. A few outsiders have been
wounded, but tho chief loss falls uron org
inal conspirators and mondey lenders. who
preferred such trash at high rates to ordinary col
lateras at regular interest. and who have been Sc
verey punished 1t would be an interesting fact
to know how much the Atlantic Company was de-
pleteA IN its efforts TO control the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company Pacific Mail sold down to S1i' but
closed at 60, taken at the price freely.
Governments were lower late in the day, but rer
can't Inrnr q ON tIn annoy el nuointIonR
New-York tribune., 1868-04-10
5inantial.

HoNE ISsrRANcx COMPANY. OFFICE No lJ5 BRDADwAY,(
EEv.loRE, Th Afrl 1893 :
AT AN ELECTION held on the 9th day of
~ april 1865 Tie Gloag gentlemen we're elected DIRECTORS Of
this Cos psuy for the ensning year. VIA: - - ....
GBOkGE &. COLLINS. CHARLES j. MAsTiN,
DAM ORD n. BARNEY JOHN r. FORD
LUClUS HOPKINS, GEORGb /. NJ EDMAN
THOMAS MESSENGER SIDNEY MASON,
WILLIAM H. MELLBN A. f. WILLAMETTE.
HOMER MORGAN, T. ~ CONelII,
LEVI r. STONE. WILLIAM r. fONDlNA,
WARD A. WORK DAVID l. BOYD.
ISAAC H. FROTilINGtAN LEWIS ROBERTS,
CHARLES A. BULkLEl. 4 J. MILLS.
GEORGE u. MORGAN. WI II. LoWNNENp
OLIVER y. WOOD. y g NAsr -,
GGiIy1 4 miss OLIVER s. CARTER,
ItUUth ~ NnRr0S HENRY NJ. TABER,
- DarIs NOpIg GEORGB W. PARSONS,
IoIiX n gCTt luSSON BENJAMIN TONES,
CHARLES r. BALDWIN, Join M. PlA
Iu1S r. DWIGHT EDWARD A. QUlNTARD,
iIFSgY A HURLBUT. NM. C. FOWLER,
JESSE HOlT, ID. A HBALD.
WILLIAM STuRGiS AMOS II. TkOWBR1DGB,
PHILIP D. ARMOUR
And al meeting Of the Boai tHAS MARTIN was
Prrsdct A. F. NILLMARIH wee freEdert, and d. A.
HEALD VAS eec,ed second Fiee.PrestiroL -
New-York tribune., 1868-04-10
BANKING AND FINA NcIAL.


BANKERS AND BgOn no
No. 80 Wallst. ,sco 1, ,o,,
Our Annal Financial Circular 70 T @ @l9uo ~ ,om r
ready, oil win DO forwarded. free of c, uiiEc, 'oP'
sons des1ng to make investments tlmOuk u US
New-York tribune., 1868-04-10

TOR SALE
l. ROCHESTER, CITY SEVEN PgR CENT PrEsr NoRrgior
wATBR WORKS COMPANY BONDS WHICH ARE PIPsr.
CLASS SECURITY, UsDOUBTgD P0R INVESTMENTS, WIN
SINKING FUND PROVIDED FOR THEIR REDEMPTION DIE
1884, SEVEN PER CENT INTEREST COUPONS, JANUARY Ayp
JULY, AND PRINCIPAL PAID AT TIE CITY TREASURES
OFFICE OF THR CITY or ROCHESTER,
ISSUED FOR WATER PURPOSES IN LARGE CITIES HLys
PROVED TO BIZ THg sAfRsf AND MOST YROPITABLs foR
PERMANENT IEvBSTMENTS vs.
LIMITED AMOUNT or THH BONDS ARB ofpRBsp ,os
SALE IN LOTS TO SUIT PURCHASERS AT A RBDlCTIos
BELOW PAR FOR THB PRESENT ONLY BY
ALBERT H. NIcOLAY
New-York tribune., 1868-04-10
THE OLD FORM.

Total. G5i, ,l9T, ,OS3
Liabilities being R3, ,OOG,
| under the head Rest.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-10

THE MARKETS.
iosufslJ reported for Tnr TArnuxEf
THURSDAY, AprnA D'o-
tLoh AND MEAIs-The demand for Westel g,ct nn
state our early In tho day limited, and 10 a M
~ zee sne abatement made, but the cloa go
ohsn better demand prevailed, aud more steadin Iy
Sas Ss n,oaOie In tho low and medium grades; Fam I,
Whpte eTe p0w pressed tha 'narkst Int nur>
New-York tribune., 1868-04-10
..aD,s62,R0
FRIDAY NIGHT.
with those Of las,

TEItNyO "
The market wa, reported rather close. but borroYrs
In good standing. AMI backed with frsclass coateInis,
Experienced no difficulty In obtaining rec1gnillol. ie
rates Of interest uiehauged. Newlork fulds were
decidedly ncr, and sfes were made between baDhs h
par 10 % cents premium Tho counter rates were u-
changed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-13

Every watch Fully Warranted.
For sale by all drst-class dealers in the
United States and British Provinces.
RORBIRS&- APpIRTnW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-13


RIVER. NRws.-The full torrent that
swept by our city only short time
ago, has vanished Into thin air, and but
four etof water remain to tell the tale.
TheRebecca yesterday morning, instead
OF starting out at her usual hour, lay
silent at the wharf In a network OF
chains and cables, while the New State,
having Withdrawn from the Pittsburgh
trade, took her place. The Pittsburgh
packets, the Bayard ahd Grey Eagle,
have also tied up, there not being
enough water In the channel TO admit
OF their making time. The Major An
derson got aground at Burlington on
her down trip and remained fast
twenty-four hours. She was finally
compelled to use a'lighter to enable her
to get on. Afler losing twenty four
hours by fog, she reached Cincinnati
Saturday about noon. Captain Fink
who was in command. with a part OF
the crew arrived yesterday by rail.
Captain Charley Muhleman was pre-
vented by illness from accompanying
the Anderson on her last trip, and we
-SeASh Aea4sJ ~
ed. The Golden Eagle has been rent
ing at Cincinnati for this trade. AS
soon as the water Will permit her to
run, she will enter the trade between
Cincinnati and Wheeling, leaving the
former place on Mondays, and the
latter on Fridays. The Tennessee
arrived here nom Pittsburgh yester-
day morning about ten O'Clock,
and succeeded in securing ouan,
tity of st. Louis and New orlean.
freight, departing for the former n,ace
last evening. WHISTLER the Exnrsss
Will attempt another trip To parkars.
burg to-day, we are unable to state I,
Isl probable, however, that a lighter
draft steamer will be produced to take
her place in a day or two. The Jas,
Rees and the Forest City departed as
usual yesterday, and the latter will
leave for steubenville at az, and the
former for sunfish at 5 o'clock TO-DAY,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-13

Too LATE.-we reached the First
Ward Hose House last evening in time
to learn that the speaking had closed
and the audience had dispersed.
Mr.. G. L. Cranmer and Mr.. A. w.
Campbell made short addresses. and q
good audience gave an appreciative at
tention TO the speakers. The club was
somewhat disappointed in the non-ap-
pearance of the Glee Club, which had
previously expressed their willingness
to attend.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-13

A GOOD nREAKFAsr is not always 10
be had, even when well paid for. Bis
cults and Batter cakes can always be
had light, crisp and wholesome, where
the baker uses Logan, List C COS. Ez-
eelsior Baking Ponder. The best hotels,
boarding houses and steamboats, use
1t. Ladies who pride themselves on
"setting a good table" will not do
without 1t. 1t has no equal in the
market.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-13
Pnor. HENanAw. al Willistnn semi.

nary, writes:
My wife, from a six years. previous
use OF a Wheeler & Wilson Machine,
came to the work of a Grover 81 Baker
with reluctance. But in few weeks
prejudice vanished, admiration sue
ceeded, and now the Grover & Baker
has no more enthusiastic advocate than
she. The simplicity of its construction;
the facility with which its use is ac-
quired; the beauty, strength, and elias
ticity of Its stitch, and It's adaptability
to all kinds,of work, are qualities which
DO not all belong at once TO any other
machine"
Salesroom at oxtoby d Dufield's
Jewelry Store, los Main street, head
quarters for Watches, Clocks, Jewelry,
Speotacles, Gold Pens, DC.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-13

MusIoAL.-The thanks OF the Isl
TELLIdENcER are due party of un-
known gentlemen who favored us with
some most excellent vocal and instru-
mental music. between ten and eleven
last evening. We can assure onr
friends that their Kindness was well
appreciated by those who heard them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-13

SINGING Books FOR SINGING SCHOOLS.
Key Note. Temple Choir, Church Bell,
Jubilee, Carmina Sacra, Sacred Lute,
Sabbath Bell Diapason, Sacred Melo-
deon (patent notes), Harmonic Ecclesial
(patent notes.. are all for sale whole
sale and retail at Sheib's Music Store,
Market street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-13
AMERICAN WATCHES.

THE BESTIi THE CHEAPESTIi
DHE EXTENSIVE USE OF THESE
il Watches Ey Railway Conductors, Engi-
neers, and EXpressmen, the most eSacting
monstrated the strength, steadiness durabi-
lily, and accuracy of the WalthRm Watch.
To satisfy that class in all these respects IL 10
decide the question as to the real value OF
More than $1,000 are speaking for them
selves in the pockets of the people.
Imported Watches are made on an expen-
stye system, in small numbers, but by nu-
merous makers, and are placedl in the market
here by an Importer who first secures q
Monopoly of Sale OF some one Manufacture.
To the Manufacturers pront must be add
ed Cost Of Importation. s-.g r.
a CustOm-nOuE1 duty of IS per cent paw
able I'm Gold.
porter, another pront TO the jobber; thus
nearly doubling the cost OF the Imported
at WalthRm, Watches are manufactured
on large scale, under one roof and system
OF supervision md management, thereby
saving many OF the expenses necessarily in
great cheapneSS.
All respectable dealers now cell Waltham
Watches, and competition, as all the world
knows, is favorable to small profits. The
trade is satisfied, because, though the profit
on each watch Is small, the demand Is large
INSCRIPTIONS importers occasionally place
n worthless Swiss Initiation In the market.
Invariably demand a certificate OF genuine
ness, signed by the treasurer OF the American
Watch Company-R, Z. ROBBINS.
derent vafiees OF @aaeSe 81 n mae b b me
WalthaIn Company, as there arc different
sizes and shapes to suit all tastes and means;
but every Watch that bears the genuine
trade mark OF "WALTHAM" is guaranteed
TO DO a good one, and nobody need be afraid
to buy 1t.
Every watch Fully Warranted.
For sale by all nrst-class dealers in the
United States and British Provinces.
ROBBINS q APPLETON,
No. 1S2 broadway, n. Y.
pPAsk for the waltham Watch, and take
no other. 1t Is the best. It Is the cheapest.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-13

PoLIoE CoURT.-We are sorry to re-
cord the fact that his honor still finds
charges preferred against some who
will persist in overstepping the bounds
of propriety to the detriment of the
peace and good order of the city. Yes
terday was no exception to the general
rule. Benjamin ScroggIns was charged
with assault and battery, and by the
testimony Of the injured party and the
driver OF the street car where the tracas
took place, was proved to have COM
mitted an unprovoked assault upon a
young man GU Saturday afternoon
while on their way from the island.
HisH onor stated that the case was an
aggravated one, and that the disturb.
ance of public car and one
occupied as it was by ladies made
the ohense extremely culpable. He
would therefore fine tho prisoner $40
and costs.
Henry Fravell, for disorderly CON.
duct, was fined SO and costs. Henry
had been getting drunk on Saturday.
and after driving from the dinner
table his son, about nineteen years of
age. he procured an axe-handle, and
was quite anxious 10 try (which was
best" Thereupon his spouse sent for
an officer, and had her refractory lord
arrested.
Joseph Fox, a German, went into
the house of "a neighboring fellow
countryman on Saturday night, and
being moved and instiEated by lager,
or something stronger, abused his
neighbor and neighbours wife In Ger
man, which being translated into Eng
lish, Bis Honor the Judge fined Joseph
$40 and costs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-13

WE call attention to the sick in need
of n pure article of Wine to the adver-
tisement of California Wines. These
Wines have stood the test for years, and
for teanor and purity surpass all others.
Ask for Perkins, Stern d Co.'S, and take
no other. For sale by Edmund Book
ing, and Booking & Miller.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-13

POLE AT THE CRESCENT MILLs.-Yes-
terday at noon the employees of the
Crescent Mills erected Grant and Col
fax pole one hundred and ninety feet in
height. A fine Nag and streamers were
hoIsted and the "boys" are Justly proud
OF having one of the tallest and finest
flag stats in the city.