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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-25
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Thn IboFnI , oeIetyiE ConceFt
~. ,,.t..S.- -, - .n,I.n.. 81 ID,.Ill
On SAtaruay hltnt 80 au",oDVs " " ,u l'n,..
genoe, but numerically lar INFERIOR 70 ths merlu
Of the occasion, listened to the rare music Of the
programme Of the nF,t Choral eoIosTt the
~ hsII TSn Cha,sis HsTn navel IN bsttsr
com nal, , io OISsI, .cng' In InrSosG,I
u r in harmony and in SUPPRESSION. "''''
.,n.. .su,Sor ~ an Sanntr1 Nv hsr nnaisS1tSd
OycaI ,sDoa smonS hST manS oomneSTS Al tbs
oAceiIenSS amon h an.1s ~ ~ I,on ,h.rs
. Sss55SInS svsPSShste sStSSiIs6sd by her sue.
y ~ ,hs .on,.,t rnons M any eIIas She
visits US In the fullness and climAoteTlc Of all
her powers and experiences majestic per
s ,Sanfng .tamn SDd 1oieS Of T.msThsbiS COM T
pSss and psouiiar THbrs are united ln MadSme
Rudersdorn with a method almost unsquAled,
and most exquisite eEreeo genuine urAuauc
'0I IA the renderIuE Of suen rare and classical
composition As the CdhidtG from Hadyn, Arr
ana NaHoI," sung by her, she - quite In:
comparable 10 her perfect and lmpassioned
oSanter" resolved appreciation which The more
diheult performance JAILED 10 elicit from the
audience unaccultomed 70 30 severe and grand
a selection 10 ne concert room; S ga nN
song, sung with chArmingly easy movement,
and bright abandon which proved nne powers
Of yersatile expression. ,-,.-I,I,- -
Mics FAlrmln has rieh and splendldly CON
trolled oontrAlto voice, one OF the best. In
most plsaIing manner she sang the "CRnglo
d Aspetto" oil Handel. AUer MADAME Patey,
We have heard no better voice than Miss Fair.
mans.
MIR. SprRgue, the basso, sung with doe expires
voice. Il Is one Of delightful quality and range
pure even, htm ,! Sna 4t,nnng voice. VI She
ySS,pss ,sSH bS pT NJ ,hnS sbe Il a tue
daughter Of the '"silver boW.h An unAssuminE
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-25
DETERMINED ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE.
4 NIuln,to Girl Tries TO HspS HSr'siT Ia a


PFiasu Ceil.
On Saturday night, shortly amer o'clock,
light mulatto girl named 0eorEianna Ambrose,
was taken 20 the Central RuArd.hOuse very
much intoxicated and locked Ia one Of the small
cells To sober up,
For some tmo attor being inoarceratsd she
tested tho power Of her lungs, making the whole
building resound with her yollH and waking tho
reserve fsrco that occupied rooms In the second
story, Suddenly she quleted down, and Deteo-
tive McDevitt, who happened TO be at the station,
fancied he would take look at her, and on go
ing to the cell found her with handkerchief
tied about her throat, and made fast 70 the up
per orots.baT Of the door. She was Immediately
loOsensd from the hanging position, Whereupon
she commenced yelling again and once more dis.
turbed all the inmates.
This was kept up until nearly II o'clock, when
she stopped, as II was supposed from exhaus-
tion, and nothing more was thought Of the mat.
ter for some time, until Station. keeper August
Voss was paying a visit TO another prisoner In
the main corridor, and happening TO look towards
her cell saw that she was hanging from the bars
In the door BY means OF part Of her dress,
which had heen torn on and twisted so as 10 DO
strong enough for hanging purposes. She us'
| Immediately cut down and found 10 be lnssnsible
| 10 which condition she remained for nearly a.
| teen minutes, and on recovering she went Il
screaming again. Voss, while he could not atoT
| her yolls, pvt an end 10 her suicidal Intention
| by Handwriting her and placing her once more II
| durance vile, where she beloved 10 her hearty
| content, and routed out the relief squad loni
before Il was time for them TO 10 on duty.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-25

There IL one place 10 this town where people
who have never known what II Il 10 stare ought
to 60. The sights To be seen there will make
Oue's eyes stand out AZ big a. sAuooTa, and, be-
sides that, all visitors get at one glance q sub.
stantlal Idea OF great personal benoht 70 them.
SEQ LLin 4 new light, and, what Is more, SEQ a
way 70 get II. Cummlns Shoe Store, pS2 Sew.
Snth street, IL the place. From the nnest to the
most substantial bJot, from rough shoes u
BuTt's, and all fancy work; from sombTe black
to all lively oolors; from the giants alIe TO the
| baby's. All manner Of shoes may be purchased
for wonderfully cheap price, f"r the goods arr
under forced sale.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-25

The regular meeting u ne Union was held at
RflAHd Chnpal yesterday afternoon Mt , o'clock.
Tue church was crowded to he capacity with
thu schools representing tho UuiOn AddrtGses
wee delivered by the Row Mr., Thorpe, l.. A,
OO1right, esq aud tho Rev DR.. Noble, The
sing ng by the schools was Unusually good, and
the Whole exercises u pleasing aud lnttruc'
tive character,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-25

The ceremony Of defeating the Independent
German Protestant Church, located on Filth
street, between n and N streets, was performed
yesterday. The attendance OF the congregation
and others interested In the church was large,
and an unusually pretty service was conducted
for the occasion. Rev. Mr.. ReitHel dlscOuTsSd
from lsaiah. A choir rendered some exceed
ingly choice and appropriate music.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-25

Wren, dialect ImpersouatorS and sketch artists;
Miss Helene Smith, whom tho management de-
clare TO DO the greatest song and dance lady
living, she will also lead the ballet ~ the pre-.
misrs daHssuisj the Lasoelle brothsIA famous
Eymnalts; Miss Susie SummeIneld and the
''man monkey" Willie Gaylord. Toney Hatyey,
who has become popular ~ negro delineator,
remains another week; also, MI. buckley, the
usefuli the pantnmlmlsts, jas. Wesley and Miss
With With her iron Jaw, has gone 70 Boston, aud
Uerlto, Patty Rosa and the Sappho troupe haVs
also folded their tents. The greet bsnsnt on
wednesday aI,eTnoot and evening" ioS me ne Sst
day night by Thanksgiving jubilee, when
trsms ndOus bill will be presented.
The Future efths CSIorsd Race.
Prof J. Z. NJ. GIlllArd, . talented oolored
teacher Of elooutlon and . wsll.reAd gentlemen,
and besides, one handsomely Endorsed By ON.
claIs in California, whore he has lived, will
lecture 10. night at the Flnsenth-street Presby.
tariAn church. solely for the henent Of the church
on the vital and Interesting subject OF THE future
Of the eolored Americana" The lecture should
/ be we'll attended.
AmHteur TheatrIcRI-
Tho Home Circle, literary Organization, will
EIvsA dramatic literary and social entertain
msnt at Odd Fellows hail this evening Whsu
the mslo-dramA, entitled the idiot witness
will be given, and reading Of favorlts solsotlonl
By several gentlemen.
After this portion Of the entertainment con
oludes, Prof PlstorfI band will oosupy th'
platform and the company enjoy the pleasure o
dance. II 10 safe To predict pleasant evening"
10 all that may be present.
Metropolitan Variety Theatre.
Charley Howard and N. B. Sinner renal
another week At the Metropolitan, to the Erea
delight Of their friends. Reynolds and Roma
arc engaged for eccentric acts, and large an
talented company OF singers, aud dancers ant
artists in specialize will help to make tn
evenings at the Metropolitan gay.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-25

PRIcE LIST or GBSTs' FURHIlHINa Goops
At GOLDMAN a STHlNBERa, NKw 9KRTs
FuRNIsHIEa 0ooDs SrORE No. 100 SEVENTH
aTRnnr, CORNER or O
uOod white shirts, rs cents, So cents, o., o. 50.
Our % white nhlTts IA unsurpassed In the city
god Merino UndershlrtA and Drawers, 80 cents,
% cents, IS cents 81, d Is and tl5O, We sell =
better u UndeTahirt than any house In town.
Splendid English Socks, Is cents per pair.
Hpit Jackets, large variety and at very low
price. The hnest variety Of Ties, Bows and
Scarf ever seen In this city.
Depot for Gents Kid Gloves, in all the opera
eolOTs and shades for street wear. Gloves,
Gloves, Gloves, OF any imaglnab kind and at
Inv figures, Come and convince yourselves. Al
goods warranted a. Represented.
GOLDMAN 4 STEINBBRa,
Corner Seventh and q streets.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-25

Some lessons In the matter Of divorce will DO
taught at tho National this week, but Dustin
has made the greatest preparations for inStTuo-
tiOn on that score. HeWill show that there Is
no divorce at the Monogram, corner Of ThiT-
anu the most AppeuEing things 20 eat and most
delicious cOTdiRlH to drink. Dusun's cooks are
noted for their skill, and bis bar for the choicest
wines and liquors, and patrons there will md
their bills down To reasonable nEuTes,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-25
a as nv iEo Ii i olSo1aim..s


u WIaaiNoroE. b. O., Hovsml ., lsI9.
On the pstltion q LuHI TAILOR, o. spIlRl
pstsnt ETanlSd 10 him on tho 18Th day q FebruGTl
lbs TsilSnsd on the 10Th and atth days Of ho!embsT
1853 aud aFAiu the 49, day OF Ootober 1865, toI
a. improvement 10 Mop Heads
itis oFdSTsd IN case DO CLOSED
on the 18th dAy Of JAnuAFY merit that the time toi
hlinE GTfumsnta and the HIamineI'a repaTt be lin,
tied 10 t6S Nth day Of JAnnAH ne! end that said
petition be heard on the olh day OF JannAFy paGt,
Ar nAraOn nAy oppose thl9 eStan1iOn.
poY29.WBI n. y, LEuuETT, OommlssionVT,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-25

Sewing Machine Is the best Of all. Tho pericc.
ton Of stitch on all kinds Of goods, great range
Of work, ease OF operation, noiseloss, Tor more
nearly tnthan any other shuttle mAchine,) sell.
Adjusting tensions, simplicity and durability Of
all parts IL not cquAled In any other machine.
once, p0t \ street, Masonic Temple.
N. =. ADAMa 4 Co, Agents.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-25

THE ORI0IEAL GRANp Orr PHoTOeRArH
SToRE, No. 2lT Seventh street. corner OF d. con.
tinueB 10 sell many photographs, and donates
large sums To the purchasers. In every pnrtlo.
ulAF tho enterprise conforms strictly 10 its
prOmises and Intends 10 DO 90 while il conducts
business In this city, and 10 this end II Invites
the critical examination Of thoso dlSpcsed 10 DO
the most OaVilOuB
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-25

Mebsrt. LatlmeT CleaTy will sell this even.
Ing, at O'Clock, on the premises, a valuable lot
on the west side Of Third street, between ID and
u streets, Parties WiIhing profitable invest.
tlon for 4 residence, shOuld not fall 10 attend,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-25

rHuRsToH's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder 10 the
best Dentrince In use. II keepsthe Teeth clean
and white, and tho gums sound and healthy,
rrice 70 and 90 cents.
JouvuH's InodorOus Kid Glove CLEANER II far
superior TO anything known. Price rs cents.
THoHFsoN's Pomade Optlmo Is exquisite. II
softsns, beAutines, and Strengthens tho hair.
Price % and so cents.
All for sale by Druggists,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-25

l. George Combs, 30 PennsylvanlA avenue, he
tween Ninth and Tenth streets, IL selling the
nnest French candles at the low price Of 40
cents per pound. A call will satisfy all that he
u selling the same goods which are usually sold
for 20 cents, |. q. COINS,
POD pCnnsylyanIA avenue,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-25

LApiHa AND GnNTLEHEN, IL you wish your
wearing apparel cleaned In % hrstclass manner
send them to A. FIsHER, CTS Ninth street, or.
posito Patent once. The Professor will give
you satisfaction without iail Kid gloves cleaned
nigR and cham
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-25

Fen MOsr DELICIOUS
HOMEMADE SAusAGE
Go TO FRRREY's
STAR MARKET,
Northeast corner q and ThiTtoenth streets
northwest
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-25

TTNTrED sTlfEs PATFgT oFEloE. :,

N IN. n0,,, MAs ~ WTn,S hIsR' 81 Jan.
ton, Ohio, praying for the extension OF patent
granted 70 tin on tho eth dAJ Of tebTuAU,
49, md Tessned In Eve diylsioaa and numbertd
spsotlTsly $3.50 9S7, 1905, $50 and 97e on the bth
day o. Juns l6S for 40 igpI9yement IN haIytltsJs
closed on the 7h dby Of JsnpAry neHt that the time
for hliDg aIgumsnts md me kIaminera TepSH ~
said petition be heard on hs sid day Of JAnuAIJ
Az psruon may oppsss this extension.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-25

orner Of Nov York avenue and Fifteenth
street, pays o er cent per hnnum on deposIti
for eaoh calender month. Banking houTt "a
Z; Saturdays, . to I and O. os.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-25

TINS LLTEsT AND MOST APPROVED STYLES OF
Boots, Congress aAitors and Lace Shoes for
gontlemnn, made Of the hest brands Of Efcpcb
calf at daTtrell's No. 100 seventh street, corner
NJ street
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-25

corner Of Seventh street and Louisiana avenue
pays per cent. interest on all dopOsltA De
poelts can be made aud drawn at Will. 4
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-25

Tbs sourls we're without buslnCsi of public
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-25

A MAGNIFICENT crock NJ hurts fine ThOss fOl
Misses and children, lusf received At 9aTtrUll' I
No, 900 Seventh street, corner VI / street.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-25

" WAAHIH0TOH, ID, O., Nov l6 lbIL
On tho petition Of OHAhLE5 WmMELN and ANNA
OATHAHHh WnHaIll, Of PhilAdolphia, Ponn1lya.
MIA PRAYING Tor the eItsnhi0n Of patent HTautod 70
ihsm on the u dAI o. MAJ, lSss, and Tosaued On The
An dAg Of AuGuht, 1857. foTAn Improvement IN Lamp
Z sFdssSA MAI thslsstal0ny In the be eAossd
an NE LIST ~ Of April Raiti TIA the alne for
70 Ne Ith dAy q April ns1N and that aAid pstltion
- hsAFd en- ths i6h dAg a April neH1
sSxsi.fhS~ ~ I1i'E EhaS ~, Gommi.sionsr
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-25
NILSSON.



tFrOm the Peoria ull,) Transcript, Nov. Ia.I
Tho other day we published among the list
Of transfers Of real estate filed In the re-
corder's Office Of this county, q qult-clalm
deed for property on the east bluff, given by
Samuel Tart 10 Christina Nilsson. Rouzard
Some speculation was INDUCED In by parties
who read the report Of the transfer and Won
dered why the deed, supposed to have been
made two years ago, was but Just recorded.
aud why II was only qult-claim deed. The
explanation Is thus
When Nilsson was here two years ago, she
purchased the property In question from Mr..
handed It TO Mr. jarrett, Missions agent,
suppOsiug he knew that II would be wise to
have 1t recorded.
Mr.. Jarrett did not understand this, how
ever, and gave the deed to Miss Nilsson with
out having 1t recorded. Sue put 1t safely
away among her effects, aud went TO Europe
on tour. Not long ago Mr.. Koyton, finding
that the deed had not been recorded, and
fearing II would be lost in the lady's ram
bling, wrote 10 Mr.. jarrett, at New York.
Mr.. Jarrett, appraised Of the mistake he had
made, wrote 10 Nilsson, and received answer
that tho deed was either In st. Petersburg
Moscow, Paris or London, and she could not
tell which, as she had goods In each Of these
places. SO Mr., Jarrett procured a qult-clalm
deed from Tan, In order to show u title 10 the
property, In case the original deed should
become lost This sets at rest the question
whether the Nilsson purchase was bona fde
transaction or not.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-25


Iron the Springfield Republican, Nov. al
A shocking double murder occurred at
West6eld last evening. Miss Jennie Bates
from Amy stones show ut Westfeld, shortly
after II o'clock, when, after passing through
the bridge above the depot, they were met
by Albert Smith, who produced revolver
and fired seven shots, dangerously woundlng
both parties. Miss Bates was struck In the
face Just below the eye, In the back Of the
head, and In the hand, three wounds being
inflicted, which blcd frlghtlully, though their
severity had not been determined ut our last
adyiCes. Mr.. SackCtt was shot through the
body near the heart, and almost Immediately
became insonsble, In which state he has con-
tinued ever since. The would-be murderer,
having cmptled his revolver, hurried down
past the depot remarklngto some one who
had heard the shots and ACCOsted him, i've
| Fixed that --- this time Parties who
heard the WOmNn's cry hastened TO the spot,
and on discovering the horrible spectacle at
once gave the alarm, but the assassin had
vanished. Medical aid was summoned the
police notified, the telegEaAlNput In Tequisi-
! tlOn, and every possible metMItaken TO secure
the arrest Of the fugitive.
Sackett Is man about forty years OF age,
quito wealthy, while Miss Bates is an estl'
mablo young woman OF about twenty, Jeal'
ousy seems TO have been the cause. Some
time since Smith was paying attention u
Jcnnia,. but the tenderness was not reciprO'
Gated, on her part, Notwithstanding the per
Buaslons and threats Of Smith. Az ono tine,
despairing OF mildeT means, he entered heI
room and threatened TO shoot her, This TACT
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-25
40, 7JBJ
QY THE PGESlDENr OF THE UNITED
ID SrATER.
ppAN aTION

ID Stains.
OOtAMATION
In pur,u,r,o Of I.V l. Ulysses s. Grant, PrasldSnt
o. nv ~ ,nh1ic 49, 81 yslgsbls PinS
shn nasn I1n ~ ~, "A i.nd afss
~ ~ SIi..ssI. - fhs nsyiods bsTeiSa ftsT
~ me o.As ~ nihnosoeA' ~ Wv P''''u' "''o'N-'s'
deNEnatII' VI nn,. Al n CIoud. uInns.ota. oom
- aa,SHSk v J.nns :, M is.g foT ths ,aIa
mteheisa On ~ ~ ~ s 1890 n In ths M
tsn .bip. aud pa1s n tSsuSsips, Va
n9I,h Of base Hoe ana "o'' Of icur'h PHn0'pa
mf Tnsin.hi Ia. a ,dgaI, rpr.gy
,Trosh,pps N M a ~ ~ ,.nsssss
Io.nthhi,P n r. ah i.r =, !. y 5AnH'-'
North OF base lias and west Of hi'h principal msr'
una Hi -, . -...os
T rsh,pp. M "a ~ IA - ,.nr.9a
tro.nshiS ~ 81 T.nSe -
T rhitps w sr la S' ~ ~ ,.nssaI
r r.wns,i,ps IN M I5 "a N, al r.pVo m
TTownsSiSs igs igl md M Ia. AZ tanEe 40
At,be isnd oihco al tai Lake. Ninuasoil, eom.
heholhh % myNnH ~ ~, W -, W ~ ~
o1 nsntnS VA SSfpS N tovnSbips
usnaeHnen'''h'" 'o"nau'p' anu P~''' VI ''""P''
North Of base Ilns aud VISIT Of nfh principal ne
IidlAn.
Townships ~, q, Ia, and ltO, 10 ripgs 81.
Townships IA, In lIg, and lev, In range ".
ToWnshIps If7, lSS 49, And lev, In ran.e8
in lands hsid az double n nmam price will bs dis
posed Of At lssS hNp two dollAfs aud hfg cents
per acre, (eaSO AMI al lsuds hed At minlHgm price
vii be disposed Of At not tees than one dollar and
tWsniy i've cents per acre, lsL5) "
Lands appropriated by Law Tor the use OF sohools
& sT vi 1s a &: % Tor
Tns Offering OF The aboys lands viii be commenced
% me aAJe Apoohten, Anp WIZ pHoeu u Wy h
havs bsen oIsred and mo aAlaS lhas olosed but no
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-25
Painting.

NHAa ARNon, - PHu1r n. Q'BpIAn,
j UHNA MENTAL rAINTING.-A NEW 90
pARrNERAHIP.
Tbs unds eliHnsd, who have for 4 number OF yeefa
been snt aasd n the eT and yiclnT In the creation
81 All ossAee Of aiEn, Fancy and Ofnamsntl PAntlng.
have FsoenNly formed partneTnhp, and In future
will conduct the business In all IL branches At No
$40 hlpth street, abovs PeuasylvaulA aysnue. Tbs
Be even TO Al work. They respectfully solioit The
.soS aS " PTna s M Y AVIAN
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-25

THIS Is To GIVE MOTOR, THAT THE SUB.
uoribsT has obtained from the supreme Court u
the District q Oolumbh, holding special tenn, le
Tao,3is PRIsr, AZ Of W.ahISatoa COUNTY, D. O.
deceased Ap peIsous hAviaE claims against the said
deceased hereby warned 70 exhibit the With
the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber before
the bth dAy Of Eo!.mber mott, they lnaJ othorNise
81 law DO oI6lad ffpm Ill bansAt o. the sAld estate
Given under M hand this iSth dsy q November,
Ig7a BRIDGET PR1OE.
noyIs,S $50
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-01-19

IT will he observed by the extract
printed elsewhere that tine Registers
Charleston correspondent, "Ohio," was
able TO review and characterize Governor
JACOBS message before it was printed.
Now who had access to the message he.
fore il was printedy The Governor, his
Secretary and the Public Printer. Only
these three knew anything about
the contents Of the message be.
fore it was printed OF course the
Governors Secretary did not write this
abusive letter. The responsibility there.
fore narrOws down to the Printer. But i,
is well known that the Public Printer is n
duality 1t consists of Mr.. WALKER, who
holds the Office, and Mr.. BAKER, who is
partner in the business, who is also
proprietor of the Register newspaper and
presumably "Ohio," its correspondent.
The man who writes this letter must be
either Mr. WALKER or Mr.. BAKER There
is no escape from that Gov. JACOB no
doubt knows who his assaiant is and WHY
the attack is made, 1.-THE Register serious.
ly means to deny the identity of ohio"
thought to give him u hint to cover his
tracks better.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-01-19

WHEN We learned last fall that com.
pIetc outfit for brewery had been sent
from Cincinnati To the +. S. and when,
besides. We read in the Charleston papers
from week 10 week the glowing tributes
paid to "Brinklcy's Mountain Dew" and
when We remembered the other attrac.
tions Of the =. S. rs disclosed BY the ad.
ventures Of the Wheeling delegation there
last winter, We became convinced that all
efforts to move the +. s. away from
Charleston must fail. So when the frs,
effort Is put forth in the invitation Of the
City Council to the Convention and the
Convention turns deaf ear to the cmi.
ncnt Democrats who bear the seductive
message, we may be grieved but came,
say VIC are greatly surprised at the result.
Besides, We find much solid consolation
in the reflection that, though the Conven.
ton will not come, half dozen worthy
gentlemen who wanted to visit tho p. s.
anyhow, and most Of whom had business
therc, will be able to make the trim in
handsome style ut the expense OF the CITY
treasury. That is something to be gate.
full for anyhow.