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INOR SALE.-'rWENTY (20 BUILD.
IL Ing Lots on Wheeling Island. PrltH $500
each. Terms, One.iouEth caEh; tho residue In
equal lnstnlmCnts At ono, two and three years.
Apply at Top MIllto ,,,,,,r,, f.
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A GENCY OF MIAMI POWDER
~ COMPANY

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EUROPEAN EXCHANGE OFFICE
RENNO HAMMER.

0Snue "n'f = 3. KANnrRR, Notary Public,
Zeal Estate, Fire and Liie, Claim, and General
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NEW YORK CITY.

NEW 1Oltk, May u.
The new Episcopal Church Of the Holy
Triuity,c0rner 9Th avenue and 125th street
was ni1encl for religious services yeSter'
daythUugli thd structure Is yet incomplete.
Addresses were delivered by Rev. Stephen
II, Tying, Dr. Dcggcn COLLEEN, Smith Ray
and Draper. p:
Mary Anne McNLahan, school teacher,
fell down the stairs Of her school house
Yesterday md sustained such injuries that
she died In u few minutes.
Tho Jury in tho case Of John D. Curry,
tried yesterday for outraging his daughter
thirteen years old, three years since, fail
vi To agree and the prisoner wns remand
cd for another trial. ~,
The Mozart GHAH General Committee,
last evening, ratified the Democratic State
Judicial nominations. The Cuban, Lea(pe
Club, last eyGpiHg-elsctg6 an executive
,cos1GirtTe Of 90.
PCtu 3! Walsh, q. wealthy stcvcdOrO,
offers a reward Of 81 600 for the arrest Of
tho parties ,who attempted to assassinate
him near the corner of 18th and Broad
wly, yesterday 4. ~. .la'.a,
Tho Chamber Of Commerce held It's
one hundred and second annual meeting
yesterday r. NJ. The election Of officers
was postponed for two weeks, and the scs.
sion was occupied With,tho discussion OI
the revised bylaws, which were finally
adopted, with minor amendments. The
resolution 10 memorabilia Congress in fa'
vor ofthe Pacific Ocean Telegraph Cable
was referred to the Executive Committee.
The oase Of james Fisk, Jr,, q. the
Union Pacific Railroad Company, the
question being whether uIC Jurisdiction
belongs 70 tho State or Federal courts, was
resumed yesterday, before U. s. Judge
Nelson, and will probably occupy the rc-
mninlcr Of tho week.
A Richmond circular has been issued by
David ]. Burr, President Of tho Chamber
Of Commerce; Gen. Mumford, Gx.U. s.
Agent Of the Exchange; John Purcell,
Chairman Of the Distributing Committee,
anl Isaac Davenport, President Of the lst
National Bank, Treasurer Of tho Relief
Committee; announcing that arrange
nents arc thorough and complete for dis.
trfbuting tho funds received here, and arc
in operation. The Committee has been
50 prgahtZedtls to insure aid 10 all the suE.
Iertrs by tho Late calamity. Tho trcastl,
rcrl received $4,000 yesterday, from the
northern cities.
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The --latest News. 1llli:i
News Of1the Day.

. # # .
Subscriptions are being taken up among
the citizens Of Augusta, Gu, for the Rich
mUnd sufferers.
The New York Senate Commerce Com
mite, Thursday, authorized Senator COnk.
lin To prcparrR hill providing for the tnn-
neling Of East and North rivers. The
cOrpOratOrs who ask Congress tOfgrant
them. Tho privilege reside in Now York,
and us soon rs the bill is passed intend to
proceed ut once with the undertaking.
The material is now on the ground To
commence work. Is o..
2'J.hS. LOOMS moulding mill. stock
house and saw mill at Brooklyn, N.
Y, was burned Friday. Loss $4,000;
partly insured. ysea vl4ge4J ~
A fire ut Quincy, ILL.,, Thursday night,
destroyed fifteen business houses inCllld-
Ing the daily Herald Office. Loss $3O0,OO0
amount Ol Insurance. not yet known. The
principal sufferers arc jus. A. Parker,
daily Ileruhl; Bristol Il Co; EmmOns s.
AllFiclr Murphy & Charles anti' DR.. Rals-
tOH. ..U,...-.,.,.t..r.
4 special correspondent from Montreal
writes TINT ESi6l Is 80 elateil witlfhis great
ness TINT he has dropped his scheme for
HnheSatioh I'd tue United !Statcstand will
bu satisfied with nothing less than m IN.
dependent nationality: 0DOnRhrep one
Of Riers ministers, Is Fcnian, and hopes
TO make WinnCptg' the battle fold, bO-
tween the brotherhood anl Canadians.
Rcal estate in New York is wonderfully
low now, compared with lust years prices.
One piece sold recently for $4,000. while
IL year ago $4,000 was Offered for thg
same. :. II ID " ] " ii I
Anna L. Dickinson has received invita-.
tiOns to deliver the, commencement ora
tiOns before Antioch College, Ohio, Mid.
IdletOwn, Connecticut md Ann lHarbor
University, in June next. She has dc.
Clined them aIl for other duties.
Seven dwelling houses burned on Gal.
liOlm street Vino street HIl[ ChicihIati
carly tliis morning. Loss $4,000. Henry
Welsh Of Hook md Ladder Company was
seriously injured by FILLING walls,
Only % persons, all reported demOc nts
assyinbled at Dover, Dcl4wNte, Thurs,
day, In response to 4 call for White
Mans Convention. The attendance was
so small that 1t was decided not 10 organ.
ize, ,anllthe movement is doubtless dead.
The boilers of the new power house Of
tho water works at ZalesyiIs, Ohio, cx.
ploded at ten O'clock Friday morning,
with u terrible crasll. Tho engineer md
fireman were the only persons In the
building The fireman was blown through
the roof and landed fry feet from the
building lie will probably die. The cn.
gineer was not much hurt The building
was blown to- DieGes Loss about one
hundred thousand dollars, I
A disastrous fire occurred Fridaymorn.
Ing at Wilkesbarre, Pa, which destroyed
halEdOzen barns and Utltbuildings, and
tho extensive livery stable Of b. CarnifE,
in which 81 horses were burned to death.
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ADDlTIoNAlI LOCAL.

1ylgvCITE n
C FUSEfsAL YEsTERDAY.-The funeral Of
the late John Dunlon took place Sester-
day morning, from his rcsIdenccon Fourth
street. A largo number Of tho dCccascd's
relatives and friends assembled to pay the
Inst tribute ofrcspeot to his memory! The
services ut the house were conducted by
the Itcv. Mr.. MofFlt, Of tile Second Pres,
bytcriau church, assisted by Rev, Mr.
Fisher. Of the First church Of that de-
nomination. There was large dClcg'E
tion OF tho Masonic. fraternity present
Mr.. D. had b6cn d mcmber 1OfithO Order
but at tho time of his death, VIC believe
he was not connected with It Twas hi'
special request that lis former Lodge
associates take part In the services
At the conclusion Of the religious exsr'
cIses, u long line OF vehicles, filed with the
bcreaved family and sympathizing friends
followed the remains 10 Greenwood Gene
terry, where the interment took place. The
solemn ritual Of the Masonic Order was
raAMah impressive manherut the grave
by Rev. Mr.. Currie, Of ST. Matthews
Church. And thus was laid to rest, one
who, by his uniform Kindness and gcncr'
oas disposition, lad gained tic cstecm ofu
wide circle Of warm and stcadlhst friends
PCaceto his memory. saH alF'
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Proposed Reduction Of Income
md Other TnxeS.


WeHresume there, llAye been about
Thousand different dispatches sent from
Washington, in regard to THO probable &C
tioryo Com Eress ION the various sugges'
tious touching taxation. The following is
a aspocial in last nights Cincinnati 0Om'
mereial ont subject, sent from Wash.
ingtop on Thursday:nrrrs, wrrJ
"secrctaty Boutwell, was to-day in con-
ference with the Senate Finance Commit.
tee, and was informed OF their proposed
mode of reducing internal taxation, antl
WIS asked for his views thereon. II WIS
agreed to repeal tho tax on ull articles cX-
Cept whisky, tobacco, stamps and incomes.
1t Is believed the repeal Of the Tux OH ar-
ticles enumerated in the bill, which in.
GluGes sales, licenses, gross receipts, special
taxes ofnll kinds, manufacturers, &C., will
reduce tho revenue about forty millions.
SeSfetary boutwell, Said he would! not
objeCt 10 the increase Of exemption
from income tax To two thousand
dollars, us It would not reduce
the revenue more tllln -four OF five mil
lions. Tho Committee fAvOrS a'reductiOr
Of the tax to three per cent, hut it is Olh
posed to my reduction OF exemption. The
proposed bill. It seems, does not meet, tlt
,7ieWs'd 'df the Ways aid Means Committee
They will not consent to allow the income
tax TO remain ut tho present rate, and
have virtually agreed to reduce the tax &c
three per cent and increase the exemption
to two thousand tOllArs. This Will be
strongly fought when 1t Ctjtnes up for con
siderntiOp; ;iqthe House, but the impression
preYsilsihat It Gun be carried. ao3yr7
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FRANCE.

ne PARIS, May Q.
The .Gaudais says, the opposition party
Inns sent o committee u London and
and Brussels TO ascertain tho real truth OI
the alleged conspiracy.
The conference yesterday ut the Tull.
leries, at which Olivier, CanrObgts,
Pietric, lie Bouer mud the Minister Of the
Interior were present, was designed us IL
conference toragreC upon the precautions
necessary to be taken to preserve public
order on Sunday next, the day Of voting.
Meantime the police and other local Ai.
tllorffieS are nGkihg NIL the. preparations
possible u iirtheraiIce Of the same end.
: The IudrSsIlGis6 wNs seized by the author
ities to-day, on iIhcCount of the violence Of
It's articles on political aiIairS. p
Arrests still continue t6f persons isus.
peeled Of implication in the rcgiCidC plot.
Gen. DeWimptcw reports to the War
Department from 0rau That the, tribes OF
Algeria, Which, recently rcvolted, have
submitted to French, rule again. Two
sharp cngagctnehts W@d had with tthe
rebels % Slmdny, tic ID, in both OfWliich
the French were successful.
Tho edition Of the Rdppd was seized to.
day by the police, nlHoa7
Trouble Is reported at Lyons, where the
authorities interrupted the publication oI
the Church newspapers.
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CUBAN NEWS.
New YoRK, April 8


Gen. Thomas jordan, late Commander
In Chief of tho Cuban lnsurgeht Gfpfy,
arrived in New York on tic Moro Castle
from Havana, Friday morning, and pro
Ccctlcl Immediately 10 the residence Of
Senior Lemus, Cuban minister to this
country TO deliver important dispatches
Alter he visits Washing TON hewifi return
TO Cuba. His StNy IN this country, which
hNs reference to procuring munitions Of
war, will be brief Gen, Jordan reports
the Cuban cause IN d better condition than
at any previous stnge, and the BuGtcss Of
the revolution depends only On time. The
Cuban army now numbers ten thousand
men, well equipped and supplied with Or.
tillcry and mountain howitzers sufficient
for present needs Of service.
The season Is now In favor OF tho revo-
lutonists; giving them what they most
need, timo for organization and collection
Of supplies. There are not over 80 for.
elgncrS in tho Cuban army. Gen. Jordan
says the CubAns arc in no way discour.
aged at the prospect aud that the Span.
iarIls have lost their opportunity for put.
ting down the rebellion. Gen. Jordan len
Cuba in a small sloOp, and when three
days out was chased by five steam gun.
boats, but storm arising he succeeded in
making his escape,
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X,ll,LlIjIgt x = CONGRESS.
SECOND SESSION.


l.. y .Hs w AlfTTAllTnN. hlnY u.
e, .i's L.. nv ,,., w =, tal aslt'St p
io TIE " House resolution for 1nal Sal9uFn' n
ment on July 4tl comin up aa nTII tiIIIa% ~
s1st lit were LOST. ~ B, b ,I,gs,. .Ii..,
y Mr. SUMNER opposed tnS EesCs9esUH'' I59 y 'I
moved 70 mpleP iG Lost-tIv1so e. l.,
a pr9hacEea discussion lolloWSSH ,,,.;i w
tle resoluuonHaS nnauyl '',ln1 ~
'Friuay May soIfrII az quarter laIAsy' ea'y ~ ~
oGlock: ,,.,,.,.
raThe legtslaly.e execQt9Ye al9 Ju9HssS' ny
appropriation Dill was ta5ea ~ Slq TSIl'
.ogs hnepd4menLs Eep9ttea ~ ~ ~ e4TT ST,I,o
mittee on Appropriations agtceu "; & ny ~
amendment % discontinue INC pu9lc94t.os'l W
OF me laws n ne"s y, y.s \. ,,,,,
Ar. WILLLAAs iaVoreu INC 9, C9ut!tiulliSe
Of ihs system as te most elllclcnt 1at means ,aaas
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General Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, South.
Tunlp DAY.


MEMPHIS, May 0.
Aiter the usual religious exercises, thI
minutes were read and approved.
A number Of new arrivals Oi dele
gates was reported.
Bishop KGvanRgh took the chntr.
DIR. Young, Of Nashville, from the BOart
Of Domestic Missions, mA(lc nn elaborate
report, showing, despite the effects Of the
war, great poverty, and large portion o.
territory calling for aid, the work steadily
progressed, and the balances in the treas.
ury was two thousand dollars.
A communication from the churches 0l
Louisville, asking the removal Of the Book
Concern from Nashville TO that city and
guaranteeing $1,000 to defray the CXpen.
sCS Of removal, was referred TO the COM
nlittGG on Books and Periodicals, with IN
struCtiOns 10 report us carly ms practicable.
Memorials were presented and referred
as follows:
West Virginia-In reference to bounda.
rics Of Sunday Schools; revision Of the
discipline; increased facilities for educa.
tiOn; dcpOsitOrics for Book Concern.
by DR.. Lehan, from the colOrcd confer.
cnCeS SONth-Setting forth the condition
ofthc church; Independence on the church
south; expressing tho hope that the
same kindly and christian feelings here
tOfOrc existing should continue; Ask.
ing for the establishment Of q COlored
General Conference, under the control
Of your General Conference, setting forth
that interests idcntically the same must
work together.
Resolutions asking the extension of
McthOlism among the Germans Of that
State; asking for Bishops for that State,
proposing to furnish him a home.
An invitation from the Ladies' Memoir.
al Association, asking the attendance of
the delegates to the decoration of Fed
eral graves at Elmwool Cemetery to.mOr-
row, provoked discussion, several men,
bers protesting tAking uny action, US q
body, that should have any political col.
oring whatever.
DR.. Marshall thought 1t an insult to the
good sense Of the people In the North to
suppose they would attach any political
Significance to our weeping over our
dead; he was willing TO weep with
them over their dead that lay
around ViclSburg, and believed they
would do the same with us finally a
motion TO adjourn until II o'clock tO-tnor-
row to allow the members to attend the
decoration prevailed
A communication was received from the
Board Of Domestic Missions, urging the
Conference to tako steps to purchase lots
for Church purposes In tho towns spring
ing up along tho line Of tho Union and
Central Pacific Railroads, to COunteract
the work Of other Churches in that quar-
Ter. Alter other unimportant measures
the Conference adjourned.
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Cincinnati Market.

SANGANNAEAt may "
PLOUR-UnchAnged; tAmllyat $SNB Is.
GRAIS-Whqat;StDady; rod 1t q OG9l 10.
CoTn-Scarce and In demand at Doc. Oats
Shade lower at 6GfGBlc. Ry0-seaFco and 6rm;
No. 2At DC; MOL nominal At 06C; mono Offering,
Bar'Cy-unchAngcd, dull and no demand
COTToN-QulGt bat hFm Rt ~ 70 for mlddllnR.
TOBAcco-In good demand With light supply;
sales Of l67 hhdS at 90 TO09I Is.
WHIsKY-Firm but quiet At 81 %; not much
offering.
cd rather aAt, though hOlders arc drm. Mess
POrk-WaO BRleable 1t 90 80 for good brands.
Bulk AGatS-COuld hRVO been bought at tho elOaa
at ike for shoulders; 1Akc for SIDES, bat mot 70
any great extent Bacon-ScarcG hut less buoy.
ant; shoulders sold at axe, held At lSc; BIdea
sold Of l6x6l7kc, but hold k6DHc higher,
Sugar cured hams In good demand Gt isHSRi9c,
and they sold a. l9K6 for primo delivery,
LARD-VGFy dull and nominal Rt IBHc,
BUTTER-unchangod; receipts only moderate.
EuOs-Dull attic,
OnS-LInBecd oLl-Held firmly at 81 %, With
small sales. Lard dOil-UnchRnRcd,
GOLD-ll4X buying.
ExCnAN0EIDlll Gt 80 discount buying and 50
premium selling; supply large.
AONET-MaFket easy at 6Gl0 per cont,
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TnE ODD FELl.ows' YIsIT.-We made |

THE ODD FELLOWS VIsIT.-We made
mention in Yesterday mornings paper Of
tie PROPOSED Visit OF he steabenville Odd
Fellows TO their brethren in this city.
Last evening about scven OClOcka u special
train, with a hundred members Of the
OrderI OH boapA, reechedi Bridgeport.
They were promptly drought. .oytrdd the
city by the Street Railway Company, and
proceeded to the Hall corner Of Fourth and
Monroe stFsel&gz The Pauole, Lodge,
Whose guests tliey wereJ was called 70
order when the visitors reached the hall,
and an hour or more spent in the regular
routine of business, This over an
ESBuudint 5dpplyof ies cream aid atakeI
prepared by FSllOiirei whO knows how 70
do such tllings,) was served and heartily
enjoyed e kh6thetoKoH dFgta6sPnsSed
away rapidlyinitIiiSpIOaSfng exercise and
in social conversation, when the visiting
brethren took their departure for home.
Altogether the occasion was delightful
one, and will not soOn be forgotten by
tie participants. The Good Will and
Jefferson were the only lodges from our
neighboring city represented. h'' }
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The last Louisiana legislature repealed
all the statutes for tho punishment Of
crimes, &C., and enacted the laws now in
force, but made no provision Tor the pro.
lection Of persons charged with crimes
committed prior to April LIST, 1870, leav-
ing u hiatus through which 1876 persons
indicted for various offences, will likely
escape unpunished.
Surgeon General Hammond testifles in
the Mcfarland case that healthy brain
needs eight hours sleep.
The Mcfarland trial will be finished
next week. The general opinion in New
York City Is that the jury will disagree,
or return q verdict Of acquittal on the
ground of insanity.
1t is understood at Pottsvillc, Pa, TINT
there is u final and determined secret
movement among the leaders in the pres.
ent strike to persuade the Lchigh and
Wyoming mon to join them. They arc
becoming convinced that unless the other
regions suspend they cannot succeed.
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TENNESSEE.

MEMPHIS, May 0. :
The Supreme Court this morning dis.
missed, the application for d superscdeas
In the election case u Curry d. Wright
for tho ,Sheriftalty OtlhlS county, which
gives Wright the Otfloli Gel E.|''.ir
|. The steamboat KSntu, from Cincinnati
for New pfleans, sttmR 4 SnRg ut Trot-
tcFs Ihpd ding, oppps sita BE ltla, yesterday,
md sunk. She lies ontTie bank with liCr
lorboArd three ieet bNitdfSwater, and her
starboard twelve eetundcr water. She
will probably provo a btdl loss. She had
q cargo Of tve hundril tons, principally
pork lard and whiOl9. No further par
tiCHlars. v sl,rFI ~ I'M l'.'
The Nashvillara raGesbesin Tuesday; zinc
sport Is expected. Tlere arc many per
sons here from aboard, and nearly one hun.
dred hOrses ore In training at tllo track.
: d .. a = j..
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New York Produce Market.

CoTToN-FIrmrr and moro active; 1900 bales
sold Ut G9Nc for niddling uplAnds.
FLOuR-ClOSel 4 shade llFmcr, with fair dc.
mAnd for export and home use,
Observation-Disclosures, with Ealr export dc.
mAnd for No. . spring: 81 9011 y for winter red
and amber western. RyG-QuIGt At $lG0l u. Oats
Firm al G3IEGSc for western In store and aGlOat;
G1'0GSc for Ohio Corn-SIcady at 81 l4Dl IS
for sound new mixed western.
PnovlsiONs.-Iork-DuIl; AAlcS NO bbls mess
Ct go 80 seller June: nothing doing on spot
Beer-:FIrm, with hIr demand. Cut Meats
Steady with moderate inquiry. BacOn-Dnll and
nominal.
LARp-QuiCt atIGkC OH spot; IGttc seller May;
l6c seller three months fur prime steam.
EGUs-Steady At lS1l9C.
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. FOREIGN q NEWS. .1I
ENcLAND.a. .I

LONDON, May 0.
Harry Kelly, who won the recent match
with Brighton on the river Tyne atNew
Castle, has received from his admirers at
New Castles gold medal with purse Of
The expedition recently organized to
operate agaInstthe Red River insurgents
has been abandoned, owing 10 the recent
receipt Of favorable news from that region.
The House of Commons wHs provoked
into long discussion on n point Of order
last evening, IL having BEEN stated that
Whally, the member for Peterborough,
had published certain comments on the
proceedings. No result was reached. b
The Times continues editorially to be-
little the French conspiracy. II says:
To-day the peril lies loss In tic strength Of
those who would intlict, than in the weak
ness Of those who would resist conspiracy
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rhe Attorney General iship-.AFurther
Good Word for Mr.. Caldwell.

The Hon. A. B. Caldwell, Attorney Gen
cral for the State, was in town on Tuesday;
on his way d. Wheeling. Since our nc.
quaiGtanEa with him, we are Uniformed
that lie will be n candidate before the conf
ing State Convention, for the position
which he has held during the past year.
Mr.. Caldwell Is Il genial gentleman and Il
true Republican, and highly wOrthyOf the
Attorney. .Gcncralship, Of which fact lis
last term is sufficient tcstimony,-MOunds'
rille National.
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EDUCATIONAL.

WEsT VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.
HON. j. r. IIoKE, Pesideat Board Of Re0eniG
@. @. STuRGB, Secretary Bo0rtl Of RsgeHts.
ALEX. MARTIN, D. D.. PresidenI,
And Professor Of Mental aud Moral Philosophy,
F.S. LYON, A. NJ, VTcS President
Professor Of English Literature, and Principal Of
Preparatory Department.
s. G. STEVENS, A. NJ,
Professor Of Astronomy and Physics.
II. II. PIERCE, A. NJ,
Capt U. s. Al
Professor Of Mathematics and Of Military Tactics.
J. ]. STEVENSON, A. NJ, Ph. y.
Professor Of Chemistry aud Natural History.
F. ". WOOD, A. NJ, PhLD.,
Professor Of Ancient and Modern Languages,
o. ". MILLER, A. H.,
Assistant in Preparatory Department.
D. d. PURINToN, Tutor.
GRO. N. HAGANS, ESQ,
Superintendent Of Grounds and Buildings.
HUGH W. BROCK, N. D.,
Lecturer on Physiology and Hygiene.
Hon. JoHNA DILLE,
Lecturer on Civil and Constitutional Law.
FALL TBnN begins let Tuesday In September.
WINTER TERX !" lat Monday In December.
SPRN0 TRRM Sd Tuesday in March.
COMMENCEMENT, Sd Wednesday In June.
TuITIoN.-PrcpAiatory Is per Torn Of 10 weeks
University, $B per Term Of IS weeks.
BoARpNu-NOt to exceed a per week.
ft Send stamp for Catalogue.
MOrgantowu, W, Va. gGp4.Sat
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The Call Of the Republican state
Committee,

Tic following extract from the l'arkers,
burg STATE Journal Is rather an agreeable
surprise to us considering the line Of
remark heretofore pursued by that paper
""rhis call Is broad enough for every
Republican to stand upon. 1t embraces
every issue, eyory result anl every theory
Of government upon which The issues Of
purity politics have heretofore been fought
Thep, We say, let Reppbll rally around
tliss tandard Of their partly
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"A Party by the Name Of JOhnson.''
lWen0ticcltte name Of pnpthef pOSsi'
bid candidate for Gubcrnat6riaI hoh6rs at
the hands OF the Democratic Convention
on GS sth.sf JaaSHi iS9I2Un |.
AS they say In tho theatres nowadays,
It Is "a party by the, pame of Johnson"
bGtta known. down II IL Tatkenbdfg us
Oakley, or Hokey, or POkcy Johnson,
some such name us that.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-05-07
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HoME, May U.
1,w6ShirdsSit the Ffcdal Bishops sml
Priests now ip Rome have rtqtlcSttsIF,er-
missiOnstOVOte. ut Tie French Embassy On
tho PlcbiscitGum. The Marquis of Ban.
nevelle thanks them for dleir patriotism,
but is. instructed to reply that the law
does not permit such step. a,3.