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, 1870-06-15

TAN Of tea CAT, one for each player and one for
the umplre, who goes along M'h positive lnstsuc-
they win it or not He vows he viii doit
IN CHICAGO
me Telegram announcing the dcfeat Of the hithct-
10 tnv1nC1hle Red Stockings By the Atla1t1cs was
received with mingled surprise and satistac-on-
surprise that the badly hedraggled colors Of the
Drook.nltes ahonld be the nEst 70 naunt the long
owed its uninterrupted SUCCESS fully as much to
good luck as to early rising ahouIj havc al last
found is match I The crushing sabtugation Of The
comfort from the Atanttcs, Who, though
nnn!stakab'y magnificent nine, have been heaten
shls sa ycaS by the Forest City, ot Rockford The
rsa9ia, and the Haymatcrs, Of Troy. The White
stocking men said, I" I told you So" az. iudced,
t1ey nass a. maintained thatlt would be next to
AnPosslnle loT The Cincinnati Club to enjoy the eI
tEaordlnaIy fortune which attended them during
the season Of 1852 At MI events the spell Is bro
ken. eae me question Of base ball supremacy IN
AmeHca is now an open one, subject, It may rea.
sonably be predicted, to many hot arpum meats and
@Enstuanng @ aspects before 1t Is fairly settled for
!, CLESK1ANp, june 14.--The game to-day between
cltss, Of c1eveaaad % W. n nlayedn ~ oefore y large
strikers, seriously interfering With successful bat
ting. The Rockford Club was superb at the bat
t1asn es hsa On ~ 5ne h11 as pevon Ths
was weak at the bat, and lost the game IN conse-
quence. The umptrin9 was fair. but slow The
wind and unsteady batting made su incredible
nnmheE Of fonls and the game was
prosy and unInterestln9 compared with
the beautiful contest Of the daT before.
The Cleveland Club finally found its nerve In the
ninth inning. and by splendid display Of batting
piled nn eleven tallies, the side going out On q
Bars1oT, leaving three men On bases and the
score at ~ to 1e In favor OF Rockford Both clubs
ale used up with hard play Of late, but when In
good condition Wonld be splcndiIlr matched for q
tongh game. The scorcs by innings, Of MoadaT
and TUESDAYS games, are as follows:
, 1870-06-15

Chnppcd Hands nnd Faces Curet
ly using Juulncr Tar Soap Made by Caawell
Hazard / Co.. New York
, 1870-06-15
Quoting.

FERGUSON MATCHED. 49,.
Tomorrow afternoon. st Cops0ns Grounds, No.
litcbed, between Ferguson, the champion, and .
novice, as against two professionals, Ferguson al
Living the latter is points in game OF 81. Playtng
will begin at 6 O'Clock p. NJ
, 1870-06-15

The regular monthly meeting OF the Cook County
Poultry Association Was held in thetr toums uil
Monroe street, yesterday afternoon. President T.
l. Grecnltaf In the chair.
Concerning the account OF Mr. j. ], hesruey. II
Fas etated that he had paid over S14, claiming that
sum was all that VIE due to the eocjety. nj.
GreCnlcaf stated that he remembered paving hI,n
s., which Was not accounted for,
1t was the Intention to discuss the history of the
4'Dtahma fowl, hut 2a 30 few we're present Ii was
decided to postpone the discussion until the next
meeting.
MI. Worthlngton Stated that, after Matching, he
f.d the young chickens the nrst two ays ou Boiled
rec. After thai, corn meal lie preferred rice to
Loiled egge.
gentleman stated that nest made Of mix
rurc Of lime, ashes, and earth was preferable to
any other. The suggestion was well received.
Nj. Worth!nRton suggested the dipping Of exya
into tepd water to assist In hateh1ng, In casc any
trouble 10 experienced
The meeting then adjourned.
, 1870-06-15

Between and 4 O'Clock, yesterday morning. A,
j.: knissly. who residea At No. o14 West Twelfth
SIasH anot M and a1eoa burglar Who was trying to
BY the barking Of 8 dog, about O'Clock. He oot
op, LOOK hs revolver, and went to the bath.ru0m
~ s,;s ana saT man On ne port!co Tue thlei
'front.' door. but could not open either OF them. Te
dnally got back to the bathroom window and
oRened t @ one ot the blinds While in the act Of cut
aim as he could and nret.. Following tho shol he
heAfu low moan, but nothing more, Shortly
siter d5yiight be reported the facts At the TweIi
street Pouce Station, and an ot1cer was sent with
nm 70 look for the cracksman They found
nlooo On tue port1co aud On the ground, and
Traced i TO fence about seventy-nve feet from
about fifteen feet from H. found the burglar, dead.
me Coroner was summoned, and, ln the after
neon, ae!1 "A Inquest The ball entered the mans
ne nlea 70 Death. Several detectives were sent
lot in order to identity him, but nane OF them
SncN i MN. A loaded pistol, several cartridges,
containing $3.50, and slip ii paper, Oh which was
written "h C. Yates, +" were found IN tie pockeis
of 81 his clothing The nrst Joint Of bis ngnt thumb
Knisely was i1stiicd IL shooting tne man. and eS. @
onerated him from all blame.
Announcements.
The excursion to Dell Grove, witch the rain
over the Illinois Centra Railroad Along with the
other attractions will be match RRtae OF base
hat between the osceola and Pioneer Clubs Of Oak
blast cooking strawberry shortcake. The traia viii
Leave the Centrnl Depot at S:l5 q. NJ Fare only 50
cents Police Will be on hand TO maintain order.
Inents for the reception Of the Ryan zouayes, OF
Nochestsr, n T., who are coming TO visit this city
Tas . nniliRan @ boys win receive Them With . easd
visitorH 1t the Brggs House.
"A meeting Of the alumni OF the Law School Of
, 1870-06-15

EnoUllEG A1iCA At COAL VALLEY.
9ENEsEo, Ill, June 14.-The shooting match
which came Oh at Coal Valley yesterday, between
Robert 6ummeIson and Alfred Egg, for flO0 side,
sTas witnessed by from su0 to 500 people. The
second bird in both the first and second paira
missed both of the thru pair and tho second bird
Ct the fourth pair. Egg killed the n1st pair,
missing both of the second birds in the second
and third pairs: Killed both In the fourth pair,
and missed the second bird IN the nth pair,
thereby becoming the winner. haviny shot Sum.
inetson ont at the fourth fire, Summerson being
Unable to even de Egg after the fourth nre. The
Letting was heavy and considerable excitement
~as manifested, and had there been blrds enough
fn the ground other matches would have been
made al once AZ 1t was, n. Doxey, OF this city,
leaves challenge open to any man In this State
10 shoot with him twenty one single Birds 1t 800
OH
, 1870-06-15

some men who we're In Jos Cahill's saloon, on the
corner Of CLARK and Randolph streeta, began
ouarrelllnG about fighting. Two hAckMen named
@-s.-l '% -sa'es VI u yunng -
, 1870-06-15
Cricket.

CANE IN DETROIT
DETBorT June 14.-The Chatham, Ontario.
ricket Club defeated the PeninSnlar Club, OF this
thy, here to-day IN a game Of one Inning, by a
EcOIe Of 60 to 27.
, 1870-06-15
At 0A6lVe
4 SCIftETLT MARINE AEEAm

STRICTLY MARINE AFFAIR
Has that with transplFed yester.1ay noon, Ia the
hall Of the Chamber OF Commerce and from the
fact that It was the source OF much hIlaitv to ali
save the parties Eitally concerned, It should, of
course, be classified under the head Of Exporting
matters" For some time past there has exlsted
between the respective marine reporters Of the
1.1nes and Republican, OF this city. WiIltuarth
Foote and AoIatio McEwen. feeling more in
tenee than that ordinarily nzonsed BY Competitive
effort in the Newspaper world-a feeling which
rew to SUCH bitterness as u, at length, call forth
l-om he Il the Times threat that he Of the R<pub
lun "a must shut up, Or he would be thrashed, OF,
pesnaRs Pr saT = Was meant step
rccted against the threatening party. This only
made matters worse, resulting ia positive snort
ID Inc 1a ne
happen II lid The encounter took took
Foote approached his foe,a glance Of hatred fashed
athwart the space, and he was seen to clutch at
something in his coat pocket What 1t IVES Nc
Even va a. enee @ made aware o. By the receipt
cowhtde. The marine reporter OF the Times had
serted on that pape5 long enough TO learn the ap-
proSsd T, mode OF publicly Eial!eattng hts honoE
yer, cooked and presented It, whereupon Foote'S
nagellalory designs vanished instautaneously.
s had 70 De bis Saea me e
confronting the muzzle OF pistol had not oc-
CURED. He collapsed Oh the spot, and, falling
lnto t1e A1ns 0! tue nearesL bfst2nuer family
claimed, ln the language Of General ONeil at St.
Albans: "TWo or three seize him; one man eau
hold mel" So It ended, and no blood was spilled.
TER LONDON CLUB pEcLlEEs-
LONDON, Jnue ll--The London R,wtng Club de-
cline the challenge OF the Hudson Rowing Asso-
ciat1on because trustworthy crew Is moi forth
coming.
TIE CHANNEL KATCu
nj the Royal Thalnes Yacht Club, from Dover to
Bo1logne and back, occurred yesterday. The
yachts arrived At Bonogne in the following order:
Julia, Ullondelle, EgefIa, Cambria. Nlthsthe dIf-
ference In tonnage, however, the Cambria won by
q minutea The Eger1a became bccalmed.
THE rE1HCE OF WALES CLCR,
The Prince OF Wales has declined to ofyer cup
as the ch1et prize for the y8cht rsce unless Amer
ican yachts compete. Douglas declines to enter
The Sappho, and Bennett Is absent
, 1870-06-15

FUR M NlTuRE.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. June u. a.sH O'clock,
handsome PsIlor and Bedroom 6cts Lounges, Bureaus
Stands. Tctee, &c; nIto, Second. Hand Furniture.
One +to;I PLATFORM SCALE.
ouS @. G. GRUBB, Salesman.
, 1870-06-15

Infants. The most Irritable nnd
restless OF these tender little household buds are
charmed, as II were, Into quiet ard sweet repose
by using Mrs. NhftCQmb'A Syfup.
, 1870-06-15
EheSR.


SUCCESS or CHICAGO PLAYER.
While On j visit here, yesterday, played three
games Of chess with Mr.. Max Judd, a leading
member Of the Detroit Club, and won two Of them.
, 1870-06-15
CLATRVOYANTk.


A WONDER THE OELKBRATED GIPHEY
a womAn- you Hiah your past, present. and ftturo
told correctly, al III 2at South ClAff4t Fee, a.
RR- MATHEWS AND MADAME MAYNARD
~ clairvoyants, II Jseksonst-
MADAM pEGROAsE. THE OELHBRATED
rirtd in ths city and taken ICONS Al go south taFfst
where abe 1. daily performing wonderful curss ii s
,idtos' M from Y p.5a IT.: .oade5tu lsdy IN es1es
fHende md convesss with them AS TiTs nS1rnaa
- exsninst!ons. nd nd tsn whit you g bit sasae
sepdated snd fully orphan tho hidda ii ne
WHO VIII fan to see this great ptppheteG9 Vhafses -
cordiDE 70 ci1runstanees.
- 10 .LEA&E. =. :.
s,,S~-..-,e1:e-,~'
STO LkAAK-DOCF ~ WEST TWKIEEH
4 apf Fu1pf-t =, .aX d. TSNDAfI. no
N Waahip2tr.
, 1870-06-15
WANTED TO RENT.

" WANTED-TO RENT-FOUR OR FIVE ROOMS
" for small fa11iIy within about half milo Of the
Port Office. Apply 1t 1s15f DeAtborn-st-
WANTEDeTO RENT-A SUITE OF FOUR FUR.
W n1shcd rooms, with private board Ault be on
West Side and finely located Possession deafred June
q Address B. 6ALTDNSfALI. n II Mariet-st
WANTED-TO RENT-A SMALL COTTAGE n A
" pleasant locatton At moderate rent. Addre4a
HOUSE,. Tihuue Office.
, 1870-06-15

All Right Relieves CornA and Hum
Ions, cnrGs Cuts, burns, bols, bruises, scads, ETC.
Druggists have It; Is cents lcr box. Dr. Stephcns
81 Clatk-5t, relieves corn3 Ur bQnlUns; Soc each
, 1870-06-15

Meteorological record for June IA. 1870, rs re-
ported BY j. G. Langguth, DR., opttclan, lii Ran
dolph street. correspondent 10 the Smithsonian In.
sutUte- The email letters arc the Initials for the
'smoist ssmospherc," " aIaln, snd "snow:7
, 1870-06-15

CHICAGO, June Is.
Sun rises. r. m. Moon rsca 9:4s D. m
Son y p. II. Noon sets-..... 6:3o
, 1870-06-15

AUCTION RALE8.
BY WIN. A. BUFFERS Il CO.,
Bssts, shses, 1alsssak CeDtsrs, staw css&s,
CasstRere, FU I'D H1sa0 Ksag,
AT AUCTION,
BY WIN. A. HuTTE88' 4 CO. on WEDNESDAY,
June y 1t g8 O'Clock. u thet eA1eFponaE i and II
RAudniuhat 1t
, 1870-06-15
REAL ESTATE WAITED.

WANTKD-BHTCK HOUSE, WITH LOT. NORTH
" Ct Thtr!ieth;st and On Or cast q Wabaab-*y:.
vision, worth a.nc amount Also good, suhstantal
brick store, With lot. worth from &3O1o to 000 T.
H. CUMMINGS, Room 19, No. 1S9 Cla1k-*t
, 1870-06-15

Cod Liver Oif.-IIazafti / Caswetl'H Cod
Liver Oh Is the best.-A dEeFtisenlcli,
Paper Hanging nhd Window
sflnIies, lntcst styles I'nnL2, oils, glas4 and
brushes, at F. E. hgbys 50 Kandopa-st
, 1870-06-15
CITY REAL ESTATE

FOR sALE-oR EXCHANGE FOB oTHRE
sseg :sh \ i. a i'd near
~ fee. staess- conner Sixty secondst At EnsIc
Aot. Il Kntiewood, tanuns on slzty-shird AMI
.lots % Bu.nbides., north Of Michigan Southern
i 1}d;t ,st. 4 hesk 1s3sad hep. Burnade-s
9 e. ss sua e. q
= .s5s. on ; Mnwagkee..,, md boalsv.sa.
SssSe. o. AilrsakoeN. L = GILBERT. II
FgK sA5EaIIsg9hN Lei H5,. rAaK AZ LoTa: LoIs
so9hia Ard A.ylsna: z =. fsp nd s71 each. TssWe,
khhf5o f;'tsfs = WI
FOR sALE-oR E1cHANGN 1.-THE HOUSE AND
sa % Fes so,Ss q .2ss .na ID = b.
ysar, a sS Jssassy q DE- siaao Ap;ii x is!s
81 saa to " B. JOHN
Eon sALE-pocK PRoFERTY-sba7aa.o on THE
Far psstieui.n. sppiy % MEAD Coz, ii kssains: :
sA1EosE +; LARGE EAxs @ &C
* iet iea s9uth Cl.1t.st Apply TO WELIS, FRENCH 4
F{9IR I.; s;ALE-NoRTH ! sIDE-GR0vE L9Ts. NEAR
dSsnkts 99 G5rn ~ i GTsse'snd!s.4 "a 1adsoa
e f.; T. :s
ftfty61st md ysec9nd- SIS. nssr The 90 ahon
si1 s9s It &C. ssseb M Rss
Aernts, Room 3ctfopolitsn Block.
FOR SALE M 1l5 FEET CORNFR ,MIGHioAN;AY.
Rrai fataie agents, 10 % aessapStsa @ bioef. & ANA
hcst huSncss corner lots in sho city block
II SSii % is eaa IL
, 1870-06-15
DIED

DIED,
~
WIISOS-1n this city. June l.. 1870, William Wi1Aon
nEd t6 Year,
Funeral ills late rrsidenrc No. ~ West Lake street
at |. O'Clock 1T. ttu-day,, .Juue Is.
r. Davenport NoWA) aud Mtndyflie (Pa.5 papers
plcnAc cory,
.JENSISGS-Juno u, Ebenczcr Jennings, OF Long
Island.
Funeral from thr rstIdcucc Of tla F., Jcnnnsz.
81 EnItnn street, Wednesday, June Is At 10 o'clock
a. m. FTiendI Of the family arc invited,
CHAsE-H.r.ct A., wtfo Of Charles F.. Chase, and
dAuEhter Of William Wells, Of Buffalo. a9ed ycars.
fotiee Of tin,r Of funtrA hereafter.
TT Buffalo papers please copy.
, 1870-06-15
00A1nmo Am Imamn.

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2 s1ssS sHseSFs ssa1: s1os sss,,,oo oogs7 ao1sf s 1gR
- 1as:s saa'ssas Z. ssss - e sss:s for '' 81 bsf
hso9es1syaPake9gkzE9 s9s1y Pks 4aa,aK aKKST , F WiF5 SoA12
III ApAhEsT.. NE1a THF I1TT1 nm:
;E5.S, n,shsa ifonf room to reni. with board Te1.
10 depa I'D Lila rNo ssun s,n sIest aEN kAA e.
and room in p1tvass housa. A s'.'4a oosfo
1Q THRp-AV.. TWO 6LoCKs FRo1 F08T or
y3t5 eood tah'e' reduced to Z p ~ese oass 81
| % WaI1R6FI7oK 5IfWKE7 v7saI7G
. reni. win distelss bosId Tz nsoeraas. '001''
80 VAN .BUREN-sT-kA OF WAB1sR,AV.-
A1ese 1soni; s2t1n5a Sd m so4s H., nT1ss.a .,s,t
OK THIRD DAV.-0KNTIRMKN DESIRING COON
- tssa ~ Bassd; but Il. niaasa WE ron
4 4 SOUTH HsANGAMON-ST. oORNER FWAsH
f3a3,;sS ~ 10 s"o sosas ssnsana4 Hsfsi
40 RDCOURT-BETWKENg STATE AID
board Accommodation for few day boslders.
81 resns seS1a r. ssas5 "a .sg AZ &c Fos
iof sn91s gentleman fadJ. Brick house, bath Eoo'
67 TWkNIY.rHI I3RDsr.-F1NK FRoNT RooX.
md every modern eonventenee. Ii private dwelling.
81 TWENTY Third STA PLEAsANT FRONT
bo.5a: gentleman snd vic o. two sents: tns, sl' Pr
40 SOUTH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO RENT,
md four foosu. suitable fof fear o 81
an WAhRkkNAy: coaNEa 0F RAyLINA5sF:--
bs 81 I'D with good board
Oe WRsT WAsHINGToNST.-FURN Or
CO nnfuIshed With board. At this convenient
, 1870-06-15

I,1.S,s. - :tt 20 T.::uust
{ ~. jE,. IT, IT.; =. '-p'-:7
, 1870-06-15
MARRIED.

MARRIED.
nopGAJ- ~ ~, c,,r ~. so :,
the Churrh Of The Holy Family, by tl,u Rev. Father
tonen. AltxFt II. Morgnn ot Maine. and M1aa ARues
Niiamton, Of Chicago.
ST- New York md milwaukee, tWi.) papers please
co,y.
fNJEE-ECKARDT-Dnthe 18th Inst, by thu Rev
c. 4: Chem George N. Fftnk and Alico u. Eckard
all Of this clty,
, 1870-06-15

On tho the most beautiful r, lake In the void
bridse for crib ut II a. n md P q;
and for Hyde Park; on Saturday nights At 4 WITH
0odf band for dancing FnT SOC for ruund trip.
This boat can be chartered reasonable
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-28

CLEANING PAINT.-As the season for
house cleaning Is at hand, 1.-The following
methods of cleaning paint mny be found
serviceable:
Provide plate with some Of the best
whiting TO be had, and have ready some
clean warm water and q piece Of flannel,
which dip in the water and squeeze near
" dry; tllcn take rs much whiting rs will
adhere to 1t, apply It TO the painted sur
face, when a little rubbing will instantly
remove any dirt or grease. Aftcr which
wash well with clean water, rubbing It
dry with soft flanncls. Paint thus clean.
cd looks rs well us when first laid on,
without any injury to- the most delicate
cOlOrS. lis fir better than using soap,
md does not require more tlINn half the
time and labor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-28

THE Democratic paper ut Eugene, Ore.
gon, walls thus: allow long. 0 God,
how long shall the eyes Of the white poo.
pie Of the United States be closed to the
helliSI iniquitics of their opprcssors :
When will the spirit of Tell and Winkel.
reid rise like n l'hnniX from the ashes o!
our liberties, and swear on their blades, il
necessary, that America shall be u White
Mans COuntryy" Our own opinion is
that il will be some time before those
Swiss gentleman rcsurreCt, ami come
lOOlng around here med1ling with our
business. This editor islft well, evidently.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-28

JESSE r. GRANT credits his fortunate
son with some cxceIIencies that have hith-
erto been denied him. Speaking Of Ulys.
scs, the old man says:
lis second vote was given for Jas. Blu.
chanan, in 1856, from purely personal rca'
sons. lie has Often said since that any
man who would vote for james Buchanan
ought to be DISTINGUISHED, and II the Gov
eminent would not distranChise him he
would do it himself, and believe he has
never voted since, unless lie voted in 1868.
believe he never was Democrat, but
while in Missouri, in the immediate victni-
ty Of tho Dents" he mny have bud some
sympathy in that direction.
The only Objectionable part of this is
the disposition 1t bctrays to go back" on
the "Dcnts."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-28

THE Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com.
pany's proposition to Commissioner Della.
no for q compromise in the case of the
amount due by the company to the Coy.
crnmcnt for taxes, &c, having been re.
jcCtctl, another otter of compromise was
mAdc by the company, which was to pay
$4,000 to the Government us the 5 per
cent tax on the So 100000 surplus earn.
ings of the company, which amount they
had used Up in adding to their stock, dc.
pots, &C., and which had been charged to
construction account This proposition
has been accepted, and the company is to
pay the amount this week, and they will
be credited with n settlement IN othc 1st
Of January, 1870,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-28

THE New York Wortdhas the following
tosay Of chignons: "Thcy dcAlc collars,
they exhalc graveyard savors, and do
away with one Of the plcastanIcst parts Of
II woman's head, next to her facc-thc
round sIlapcly NOODLE, the wit, of beauty
unadonCd. Even the ClOSe.shorn poll Of
IL bruiscr is preferable in a iudicious eye to
the back brain Of pretty woman foulcd
up with mass Of horse hair, sca-moss and
dead folks tresscs. Away with it, then,
good ladies. Tho summer is nigh, and its
heats may reveal those taints Of the CHG
non which the cold Of the winter has kept
under check.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-28
mo oWNERs or HORSES AND

ITO OWNERS OF QOhoES AMI
l. CATTLE.-TObIa Derby Condition Pow.
dcrs arc warranted superior to any Others, or no
pay, for tho cure OF DIstcmper, Worms, Bots,
Coughs, nlde.DOund, Colds, &C., in Horses, and
Colds, Coughs, Loss Of Milk, Black Tongue,
Horn DIstcmper, &C., in Cattle. These "Pow-
dcrs" were formerly putupby Simpson I. Tobias,
son of Dr.. Tobias, and since his death tho de-
mand has beoR 20 great that DR.. Tobias has con
tInucd to manufacture them. They are perfectly
safe and innocent; no need Of stopping the work
ing OF your animals. They increase the appc.
tito, give a Gnc coat, cleanse tho stomach and
urinary organs, and increase tho milk Of cows.
Try them, aud you will never BIO without them.
Col. Philo p. Bush, OF the jerome Park Race
Course" ForlhaH, N. Y, would not use them
until he was told Of what they wCrO composed,
since which time 10 Is never without thCn. lie
has over twenty running horses in his charge,
aud for the last three years has used no other
medicine for them. Sold BY Druggists and Store
keepers throughout the United States. Price, %
cents per Box. Depot, 10 Park Place, New York.
nnFs.IitSW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-28

THERE is no Indication whatever Of IL
re.opcning of the Alabama claims qucs.
ton. The subject has not been officially
mentioned fOrscvGral months. 1t appears
that one government is waiting for the
other to advance in tho resumption OF nc.
gOtiatiOns which were suspended by the
Senatc's rejection Of the convention.
Neither the United States nor Great Bri.
tain inlinlates disposition TO yield any of
the ground heretofore respectively oCcu.
pied, both parties closely alhcring to their
former expressed positions.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-28

Ny child, aged I'VE years, had scarlet fever, and
for five days had constant fever. by order Of the
doctor l gave her syrup Of rhubarb; she took
nearly pint, but her bowels continued closed.
On the Hfth day tho doctor said her bowels must
be opened OF sho wOnld DO lost proposed
Brandtcth's Pills; to this hC would not consent
saying she was too weak. consulted with my
husband, and we concluded to give her three
pills. In about four hours they operated, filling
half full common chamber. Amer that opera.
ton tho fever lCft her, and she rapidly recovered
Reference, zoo ClcnnOnt Avenue, Brooklyn.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-28

From the debate already had in Con.
gross on the subject Of the income tux, ii
is generally conceded that the tax will not
be abolished. Those in favor Of It's com.
plete abolition now admit this, md the
only effort now making by this class is To
reduce the rate as much rs possible. Gen.
sChenck has turned tho tide in favor Of
tho tax, so far rs the House is concerned,
and Secretary Boutwell, and Commits.
sioncr DclanO hAvC also made every effort
TO prevent its abolition, The indications
now arc That the ratio will be reduced to
three per cent, and tho exemption fixed at
$4,000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-28

THE music in Rev. Henry Ward
BeCclcrs church costs $1,000 year.
The Organist gets $1,000, tho conductor
$4,000, the tenor $1,000, the soprano
5000, the contraltO $500, and the basso
$500, leaving $500 for incidCntals. The
paid choir sing the solos rs concerted
pieces, hut the hymns arc sung by the
whole congregation, led by n volunteer
choir Of about sevcnty.IiYe performers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-28

THE Pittsburgh and COnnCllsvillc Rail
road is being pushed forward rapidly with
every prospect Of being completed within
year. Connecting lines opening up u
new and direct route from Chicago to the
scaboard are already projected. A con.
Meeting road is also in prospect to lead
from Pittsburgh to Erie.