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THE CAPTURE OF PoRr-AU-pRINos.

Fnll Particulars OF tn. Be,ssafd.ent-retai
Destruction Of tho Paisco-The Arsenal
and barracks Blown Up-saiaavs n, jects
Proaered British Protection.
PoRr-Au-PRSCs, Dec. 19,-Yesterday, Gen.
Brice OF the Southern Division Of the Army OF the
Revolutionist. landed onesf Of his forces In boats
Port au. Prince. He st once took possession Of
the northern part OF the city. without much oppo'
sition, Gen. Brice made his way toward the palace
where he attacked sainave, but was rcpulsed.
Meantime, the Revolutionary steamer Florida, with
two guns OF heavy caibre, had attacked the Ptquod
and into her stcrn. In this position she mixed
the vessel, at the same time pouring In deadly vol.
ley IRON small srms The Pequod was then boarded
and speedily captured, and used subsequently TO aid
the revolutionary Zee, In the bomhardment Of the
city.
When Gen. Brice was rcpuised shen from the
Pequod dropped In tho midst Of salnsve's soldiers,
creating confusion on all sides. Gen. Brice. seisng
the opportunity renewed his attack, drove Sal.
nave back into the palace, taking two pieces Of
cannon.
The Prquod then bombarded the palace and dc.
stroycd It. salnave evacuated h. taking shelter
with 1000 men In Fort National. The revolution.
ary vessels subsequently attacked the arsenal,
which was blown up, The barraoxs were also BON
bsrded And the powder depcsted theron exploded,
destroying the building
The commander ofa Brush war vesse, offered
salnays protection 70 no would cspituiato, and
placed a vessel OF his DISPOSAL to convey him In
safely TO any destination he might elect He re-
jected the oer however, declaring that sooacr than
yield he woud destroy the city and then himself.
Il Is soid that ssnsve set Gre TO the Southern part
Of the town. whore the poorer ciasse. reside, al
though II 10 thought that tie Gre might have caught
from the embers from the barracks.
During the 10th $500 cavalry. together with 90 00t
| infantry, arrived fom 3d. Marc, and were marching
on the city
The American brig Henry and Louise, Cap, Pot
ter, and the brig Java. both iy1ng IN the arbor a
the time OF the bombsrdment accidentally received
shots in the hu-the iormsr In the stern. and thu
latter In .be how.
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Jo7TINGS ABOUT TOWy.

Tho City ofNew York arrived last night
A solemn requiem mass WIS sung vcsterd 3 -
stephen. H. y. Church, an memory OF the lat ....
Cumming.
The sparrows In Washington, Union, and .. .,.
squares thanx Thomas Il. Agnew, OF Greer o..
forty Christmas trees.
William LaNless, aged 20, OF South Eigh ...
Jersey CITY, was crushed to death while &c ....
large boiler at ais Tenth avenue.
Fearlessly, fairly, and impartiAliy to " b..
great po wer," is the charge which Judge Dt 100
liyered 10 the Grand jury yesterday.
Congr 'ss is to be petitloned 10 retain peri
IN lis pre- enI location the light vessel stauCneG
the wreck ~ the steamship Scotland.
Mary jane Rollester, of n Laur0ns sire, %
Intoxicated, fol- against q stove, upsettlnga ...H
boiling water. and seI eroly scsldlhg herself
The Commercial Travellers Association y, .0
eessSS ss,Se snd n msra IL ossps o9 gf s
The friends OF Woman's Suffrage will me.
ganize Cou' Try wongn's Suffrage Associate
Mr.. ID. McMahon, counsel to the Vessel
Harbor Masters Law Of 1860 Is unconstituiional
A gin jeweller, who 1. famous for bis opt
BY an snrsssd rustic in chsnibsrs Street ycstsTd
The annual dinner Of the Evergreen Club La
called called t%2se!hsE % sa, IhS Hon. fSn, Judge H9sa
guish0d members.
The shipownsrs Of the port viii strive TO
the sssHEEe r. he "a an &C. 9a C9aSsetss cHeTpting S
of compulsory pilot laws.
The elevator which on Monday fell upon aud
George Reinberger, was sho y the inquest ys
10 have beon In q dangerous ~ lion Tor a lot .
past. Patrick Rollly, the owner was Lsnsnred
The First Vespcrs OF the Epiphany will be 10,
st. Adams Church. FoTty.1eyenth street, near l
ton avenue, this evening, at O'Clock and on u
row, "1he Feast of the Epiphany there wi
solemn celebration OF the Holy Eucharist at o'c N
the morning.
The late Sanitary Inspector Randall has len Z,
elaborate report and diagram OF the sanitary con Of
OF the Ftnh District, bounded by Broadway sud it
cry, Guy Hall and Houston street. II was exhibit
The Police Central Oflice yesterday, and 10 to be
porated 10 the Health Boards reporis.
The Historical Society, iast night, elected Pre-
dent, Thomas De Witt, ID. ID. Girsl Vice eside
Guiin o. .yerplancs. Lib second vice.PresIde
John a. Dix, Lib Foreign Corresponding Bee
tsry. John komeyn BrQsdhead, LID. Dlme.
isR sessre,ssS Andrsw Warner Treasurer. BcnjsI
ii. .Fieidi Librarian, George IL MOORE L'Lp'
St. AIMS Free Church for Deaf Mutes, Elghtee
street near Ffth avenue, hna throngh itg slsterhi
aud bro lheThoo established miesioh 10 tho cnape
T. Eighteenth street. near Eghth avenue. The rent OF
70 IN ana otneF expenses amouDt TO Oetween 500
90 n wear 10 secure which two lectures ATE 10 DO gi
I'm 'Ac hall of the Y, ~. c. A., Tweuiythird .trect
Pom u avenue, on Iuc.dAyN, the 'lth Aal S,h VI j
usrv IN <oa l.ey Nm, n AIhnrn.
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FLASHES FROM THE OCEAN CABLES

Tie Spanish Ministry has resigned.
The bark Theodoslus Christian, nom Liverpool
for Philadelpha, hiss arrived al Belfast In eaky oon
dltion.
Tho new ministry Of France will declare for aud
accept the proEIamme OF the Right Centre. The Minute
A general CONGREGATION OF the Gcumepieal Coun.
oil was held on the Quirina on sunday The Pope was
not present. and the dinA presiding by right OF age
announced the recent death OF four Cardinals.
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PERSONAL NrELLIGENOk

Minister Low will sail from this city for China on
Saturday.
Attorney General Hoar viii retign II the President
30 desires.
. The Rev. DR.. Carleton Chase. Episcopal Bishop OF
New Hampshire, 10 at the point OF death.
Joseph r. Adams was insugurated Mayor or Ports.
mouth NJ H., Yesterday The city debt Is sie6Ooo.
The Rev. j. Hyatt Smith will speak on the subject
OF temperance this evening in the Howard Mission.
Mr. Greyllle Nugent has been elected 10 the Brit
candidate. ~
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Restitution for stolen Property.

The Court Of Common Pleas yesterday affirmed
the judgment OF lower Court In the case OF George
W. Cross, who had 10 make good 10 their owner tho
and which had passed through feverhl other hands
before they had reached CrosA There was no
charge that he latter had been party 10 the theft,
put him on explanation, falling to give which no had
rendered himself liable
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Mr. J. NJ. Morehesd, merchant, arrested on
charge OF perjury In bankruptcy case In which he
was witness nearly two years ago, was honorably
discharged yesterday by Commissioner Shields, the
compliments falling to appear. strong effort was
made TO get him Into Ludlow street Jail TO spend
New Years Day, but 1t failed, owing 70 the prompt
moss OF his friends. Somebody msde s. by carrying
letter nom Mr. Morehead 70 friend snort dis.
tance from hia hotaI. -
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LOSSES BY FIRE.

j. i. Poweil's house furnishing store, a.
ton stIeet, was damaged by flro and water
amount Of tli,0o0 early yesterday morning In
Ex.United States Senator ID. X. Atehof,
deuce near Plattsburg. Mo-, was burned o.
Loss ll0 0O0 -
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On Sunday night Mr.. Leonard Crocker, the
lessee Of the New York Central Cattle Yards at Buf
ialo len b. Marks Church In that city In q buggy,
with hired man, for his home, two miles distant.
Nothing was heard OF him until yesterday afternoon.
when tho buggy was found under the ice on the
beach. Five hundred dollars has been offered for
the recovery Of Mr. Croekers body,
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Julia Fenton died yesterday at "a Madison
street, having been kicked by her husband, John
Fenton, who on New Years Day returned HON in
state OF drunken frenzy The poor woman for a
time bore his violent language without reply but at
length she retorted. ana he kicked her As she was
likely sson to become mother, the assault proved
fatal Tho husband Is locked up in the Oak street
pollce station.
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A FIGHT FOR 100000.

Good In h1assAchusettst
BosroS, Jan. "A petition Is before the
Probate Court Of Middesex county from Harriet NJ
Shannon, Claiming to be the widow OF Oliver NJ
Shannon, late OF Newton, desiring to be appointed
admiuistrarix OF his estate which Is understood to
amount 10 t200,000 Objection IL made that the pc.
ttioner was divorced from her late husband under
the laws OF Indiana. The petitioner alleges this
divorce to be invalid under the laws Of this State
and claims to be able TO show one or more judicial
decisions already made In her favor personally by
the Supreme Court Of this State. The case was con
linueL fol further hesrinz-
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OBITU4RT

Drevet Col Thomas G. Williams, Z. e. A. com.
manding the rost AT Little Rock. Ark died NopdsY
OF congestion OF tle brain.
John II. Emmca, n leading Odd Fellow. ana Pas
Grand Master OF Cauonlcus Lodge, died suddeuiy a.
ODD feiiows' Hall, Proydence x. l., last oye IT,
th' Lodge wac assembling for the Installation a.
lie Was aged 10 years
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The Great 81, ,OOO,O 900 Job.

Every now and then the patient public are told
that work has been begun on the Rast River Bridge
Tho "lLtest commencement" was made Yesterday,
when gang OF laborers removed several spiles from
to laying the foundation OF the Wcr for the Brook
lNn al1
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End Of the War IN Paraguay

RIO JASEIRo, Dec. l6.-Yguatimi was occupied
by the Allies without resistance Lopez has been
driven from tho soil OF Paraguay. The war In Para
quay Is at an end. Lopez has fed into Boyis with
his family. An agreement has been signed b.fween
Brazil and the Argentine Confede ration, &c s,rdng
TO which Brazil will withdraw 900 men irs para-
quay and the entire contingent Of the Co. teters-
lion will retire
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Cruelty in the BrseLiyn Schools.

=, At meeting Of the Brooklyn Board Of Educa.
uon, Yesterday, complaint was received from
that his daughter Emy, aged II years, had been
cruelty beaten by Miss Nicbols, teacher In school
No: l3, In consequence OF which he had bee com
Dclled TO take her from the school. lie demanded
an investigation by the Board.
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The Sleepy HoIiow Tragedy.

Nj. Randall, ST., was buried yesterday from
81. Marks Church, Tarrytown. chas. Randall Is
slowly returning TO consciousness.
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TnE NEW poRoUriNE-A Poroupinou oushOr e.arian
see special notice 10 iO-dSy's sUS.-Ads.
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The foregoing representations having been made
TO Judge Gilbert his Honor admitted Fisher TO ball
and at the same time prepared the following;
"The prisoner vac imprlQnsd the Goth OF last Au.
gust, A Grand Jury was discharged by tho Court of
Sessions 10 September The prisoner was not Indicted
ofOyer and Terminer The September and Decem6s,
lot been discharged. The statute on this subject
think, makes II my duty under there circumstances at
ssstutss,. sections ID and ?s Bar6ours Sl Report ,.
l6S Hills CO Reports, D. 61i ana 67b. shall therefore
let the Drsoner 10 ball under s50oJ."
The investigation has cleared Judge Gilber, from
all blame In the strict execution of his duty and has
made II appear that Fisher has been the Victim OF a
conspiracy. Mrs. FisLSr has goIe ~ her llh,rs ia
Connecticut. aad Ia dying.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-18

hAA8t DALI 4ANbgftsss " 4NeW 4NNfl rs
Retea NIteqt 5IR1asliNg. Saturday was
a day4tNked ii5ywi6rad u With great ex!.
pectlBes .tRe 81 \, BlSI iSfnKy and
al Loren 6Ethe great national game ~
Dun Gity2ifuF then itM1s announced that.
the iam0us MutuaTs were to cross sbatg
with Nine Sslstte dfom The various clubs
Of Rhesllngs The morning WAS very.
warmaut up the hour ofnoon old Sol
seemed bent Oh outdotng an former e:
forts ot the season, but q the hour drew
near for. the game 70 commence, clouds
drifting 10 and fro across the heavens OBJ
scIi'ed him md broke of the terrible
scorehing rayg. The game was down,
for halfpastltWo but twas aquaFter ofan
hour after that hour before the Mutuals
were On the hsld, and three o'clock before
the fleld was clear, and an umpire selected
andgamecalled. By referring to the, score
It wlllbe Seenithas WalteS, the regular
pitcher 81 the Mutual nine, did not ply
in Isl accustomed position, which. xFsa KS
regretted BY all lovers Of the sport, y he
Is oneof the finest players inthat position
in the country, and II was the great de-
sire Ia see him pitch McAalon, the, cap.
tain, and r.f,1 did NOT play. at all, Hat
tield,pi we pbeleve, acting In his stead.
They are saving their men f6f the game
on ThpFsdsy with the famed Red Stock
ings.ir0 igcourse the gametwas, closer
than it would have been had their nine
showed its full strength and, therefore,
perhaps much more interesting, but at the
same time we would have preferred a
close, abort game, even If # had been one.
sided, for that was looked for, and when
people nay their money. to sec an exhibit
ton of skin they like to seeit Our boys
played well, considering that they are all
out Of practice and have never before,
wOrketi togetheE Is They felded much
sharperlthan was anticipated, batted fully
equal to the visitors, and made few wild
thrsoSRSa = II the sixth inning they white:
washed the Muuals, which, we think, was
somewhat of q surprise to them, and for
which our boySideseFve 'great,ciedit, asis
was done BY good play. Glass and NJ NJ;
Cullough did the best general play, and
the latter made the finest fly catch Of the
game. Mccoy shows the poorest score
and Black and johnson next, but johnson
certainly batted well for three more runs,
but was in evident bad luck. On the
part Of the visitors, Nelson led at the bat
and Hatfield in the field. No, home runs
were make on either side. The game was
witnessed by an orderly audience Of some
fivs hundred, among which We were
pleased TO noticeqlite a number, 81 ladies.
We think, in future, the spectators should
be ,keptentirely in the shed, for II they
are not they annoy tie. players and can
not see half as well. The strangers lelt
on the 1OA N. train yesterday for Gin
,cinnati, where theywlll witness the game
to-day between the Harvards and Red
Stockings. Wednesday they 60 to Ports
mouth, and Thursday they play the Red
Stockings. Below will be found the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-18

GRAVEL AND, oEAIEEg ROOFING. m
George !Crumbacker would inform the
public shat he is still engaged in the
Gravel Roofing business, and that he Is
at any time toput on roofs, eth!
er large OEanall, al Tie shortest possible
notice, guaranteeing his work for q term
of years.! He has nowrbeen engaged in.
the business for seven years past, and his
work has outliyed / half dozen. other
Patent Roofs. M The demand for his work
is increasing from year to year. u He put
on during the past year 1900 squares Of
his roofing In this city, which has given
satisfaction in every respect Address
him through the Post Office, or call at his
briek.yard, head Of Lindsey street. All
orders viii be attended to promptly. ''.l
Nti.EIf |'ltl IA No .sIr.A' tllt' .tttiD
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-18

'REGRNEs' AIERT1NG.-The Regents Of
the Institution ator the Deaf Dumb and
Blind ID this State, win meet day ater
morrow, Wednesday, at Romplsgy, ! the
point selected atlthe last meeting .Of. the
Board as the permanent location for the
buildings 9. Besides receiving, the title
papers. q the properly donated i BIZ The
citizens Of thatplace, the BoafdWill make
another attempt To- elect superintend-
9nt We trust they WIN be more SUCCESS.
fhl in that direction tllap ct their mssetipg
in Parkersburg. ~ u ti;9at .a !
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-18

CrRcUrT CoURr.-The Circuit Court
adjourned, Saturday, after having been
in session about six weeks. Judge Mel
vim win now havc.a vacation until early
in September To give our readers some
idea Of tho onerous labors hf the Judge
Of this Circuit, we state that Judge n.
has been engaged in holding court for the
last ten months, with scarcely a days In
Permission,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-18

COsy1cr HuRT,-Last Friday as Dallas
Thomas, a colored convict in the Penl
tertiary from Harrison county, was carry:
ing some brick used IN the construction of
some portion Of the, building, one fell
from scaHold on the second story, stri-
king him on the head. The blow knocked
him down, and he had been unconscious
up 70 the time our informant leit the
scene of the accident. II Is feared that
theuuforthdte mans skulI'was fractured;
and his injuries prove fatal. ....,,., an.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-18

HB1bqo BAn-Joseph KeyseF wasar4
nBtel Friday, for assaultins Alrs Everett
Gn s4te security Sai5 hta ~, ~ 81
qrdAy morning. At 10o'cloclhy,uto undergo
a examination. .Atthat hourthe aeehs;
ed waSttought before Esp. GIlIesIpy, ai9ll
the ease was th9Fp1ghiy inye ated
The testimony, showed that twas 9 sort
offfee fghsiand that whateVer missiles
could be most easily got hold Of were
used, The result ofthe investigation was,
Keyser was required 70 give bail in Sum
sufficiently large to insure his appearance
ct The nsTt term Of The Circuit Court sisr'I
While ths exa4inRti ton 4 was progressing
KeyseF was guilty Of contempt 10 the Jus
dee and lfined therefor Eve, dollars and
costs. .'a"i9 h''A '"''a @!
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-18

SUCCESSFUL LoANrrseveral- months
since we mentioned the fact that mort
gage executed by lie Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company to secure the payment
Of . proposed loan OF 100000 by. Messrs
Barring, Brothers & Co., Of London, had
been lcfe III tue Recorders Office Of this
county, for recorw, We see by one Of our
exchanges that the entire amount (about
A,OOO,0O0) was taken in one day at OFT
gold, which with tie difference in ex-
change, &c,s is, equivalent to 1903 currency.
The bonds are Of the denomination Of
$500, bearing 8 per cent interest," payable
semi.annually in London. a'''Da" la 90 +,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-18

Il POLICE CouRT.-,Twoirailbut not fair,
femlnines were before the Police Court,
Saturday morning, charged with being on
the street between sunset and sunrise, for
.unchaste purposes. They answered TO
the names Sarah Richardson and Jennie
Dayton, and were fined ten dollars each
and costs. In default Of payment they
ware sent to Jail for twenty days. .,..,.-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-18

Picnic, sXiTEuiiiIDAY@The picnic, Sat
urday, at Zane's. orchard on the Island
was. pretty largely attended, The game
Of base ball on the Fair Grounds attract.
ed fhAny there, Who would under other
circumstances have visited the orchard
Notwithstanding. the picnic was quite q
success. Music and dancing filed up the
principal part Of tile day, and tie devo.
tees Of YTerpslchote seemed utterly 'oblivI.
ousa of the, fact shAtHthe mercury was
ranging up in the pipetiss. Everybody
enjoyed themselves, apparently, and will
no doubt anxiousIy; await tic announce.
u,Cnt or similar entertainment on the
same gr0mds!n % AHoiinng,1. OF 70 10, e,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-18

LOOK AT FHE RunIA- AyP, look A. the rHIDe Of
what once were magnificent ssts Of teeth. 70 b.
seen everywhere In society," LoOk. a. them, and
ask yourself II Il iS not marvellous, that such
destruction 10 permitted, when, by simply using
SozoDoNT, ANx TRETH, EowEyER FRAGILE, may
be preserved ttom decay or Blemish IS long e !!
lie lastSI NJ nt.i ..Ianatlng ~ ~ .,it,ttl,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-18

7 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT matters
sympathiized fully, list week, with all de-
partments Of business in this city. Dur
ing the seven days ending Friday even
ing only. one marriage license was issued
by Recorder Woods, We do not remem-
Der when greater dizziness prevailed in re-
spect to the demand for these much GOV:
eted documents. tsi di ans mza .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-18

2 GUARDIAN aAPPoNTED!A On the 1sth'
inst, David n. Bhyney was appointed
guardian Of his son, Henry G. Blayney::
lrga zee Of the late Thomas Griffith, Or
Monroe county, Ohio. riia7. afnAlmt' d
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-18

& CHURCH CLosED.-We hear that
the First Presbyterian Church Is to
be closed tfurs three or four weeks, !, in
order. 70 make necessary repairs, The
Pastor, Rev. D. W. Fisher, will avail him
selfof The respite from ministerial duty,
to getout into the country and enjoy the
pure. fresh air and shade.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-18

I. AN interesting time may he expected
at the rooms Of the Young Men,. Christ
len Association this evening. The dele.
gates 70 the indianapolis coivsHtion are '5
to make their reports. 8 &c rzaaa :.giet
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-18

i By RENTNdj and applying the rents to
the purchase, every one can become the
owner. Of q flrst class Wheeler s Wilson
Sewing MAchine5pWm, Sumner & Co.,
Agents Nd! So Monroe lbtreek% Wheeling,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-18

'ERREsTfEsD. Yesterday morning about
three o'clock lad .thirteenror fourteen
yearaold, named Charles. Miller, was, Ar,
rested in an alley, down in South, Wheel,
Ing. Not being able 70 give a satisiacto.
~ account Of himself, nor bali ior his ap!
peafanS6 ut a future day; lie was commit.
GeftH JAN by Esquire's chuitxti.A state.
ment corrObOrAtlpg that made BY the boy,
was reported "a, The Justice, when he
ordered younglller to be brought before
him Yesterday afternoon An investiga.
tiSH Ufthe' case was had, when Esquire 8.
viz satisfied that tlleib6y had no evil In.
tentious, although found where he was at
an m "a unreasonable hour. The testimony
est6blshsd the iact that the lad had got
on q train. al GraNCni and arriving here
in tie, nigbg dldi hot khew whete, to &o,
being,,a TOTAL, stranger In the city. He
wandered about the streets, not knowing
who're liz Went, 4httl pIck6a Up Als above
stated he Ii an unusually bright boy,
and Sliodl d I64 under the care Of come sac
person to train him properly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-18

e. ItoTT.@--Eyerybody said that yesterday
was the hottest day Of the season; and
what everybody says must be true The
few churches In which services were held,
bad but small congregations. "ohl for q
lodge insome vast Wilderness'ia. .s.i.aas,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-18

Jusir received anoell6Filot Of those fine
Lasting Caters iwobFth; % % for s. %, at
Louis V. Blonde, .107 Main street, .lis .,~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-18

UI0R SALE CIIEAP 300 ACRES
l Of Land on the B. 4 o. r. R.. Is miles east
OF Wheeling, IN lots tOsuit purchasers: About
100 acres, partly Improved, With q Fine Two
Story Franc House, viii Be sold separate. This
is known as the Cline'S NIL property, aud l. one
OF The bGgt beaalaI foE.d C0uRtTY StoF6 on the
line or de B. 4 D. I. R. s.5.ts ..a.,i. ~ 4
Al60, ! Steam Circular Saw NH and Fixtures,
in TntIing order, with two yoke OF oxen and
spsi 81 hofSes. ~. Wv. H0GR & CO.,
Real Estate Agents, 1906 Market Street