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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-20

SWheelng has the epizoOty SO bad that
every man is wheeling barrows.
- A st. Louis girl baked her own brides loaf
and then went out and drowned herself.
FS-Clara Louise Kellogg is meditating an
autObiOg.
DNasby is worth 500, 900, and generally
takes il without sugar.
SBerdan is manufacturing lOng-range
rifles at st. Petersburg.
RS-Mr. Tootle spent $4,000 in building an
Opera-hOuse for St. Joseph.
sSSince the "epizOo," New York horse
doctors wear diamond studs.
~The streets OF Pittsburg are teaming with
oxen.
ga Cincinnati lady has challenged her rival
to mortal combat.
S-The spirit photograph business has been
set up in GAINESVILLE.
~Galesburg, H., gamblers retir. to the
grave yard for their sport.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-20
Condensed Locals.

From !. ShilIington and J. c. Parker we have
cUpies OF the capital December number OF HIr-
T-T'S Magazine.
Inspector Sprsgue yesterday removed three
severe case OF smallpox from one house TO the
Among those slightly injured in the railroad
accident a. Grafton, West Va. the other day,
was the wife Of Dr. X. L. Brown, OF the depart
~ ent Of Agriculture.
Alexandria (va) Washington Lodge, F. A.
A NJ, No. -, Will make fraterual visit to
Washington Centennial Lodge, No. II, OF this
our vonng peopie should avail themselves of
kr. MitChell's liberal offer to give a series of
fee lessons in shorthand writing, commencing
Al the Business college tonight. He IL thor
OUgh and energetic teacher.
The board OF fire commissioners met last even
in in secret session 10 revise and perfect the
report of the government Commissioner Barker
before its presentation TO the Secretary OF the
Interior.
Washington Lodge No. l. journeymen pain
ters, last night elected the following officers:
Frank Nj. Hermoud. president; Isaac McCOn-
nell, vice PRESIDENT John l.. Service, secretary;
John Walsh, financial secretary; Richard
Mccormick. treasurer Richard Evans, ser
fsaut-at-
The Washington Artillery, Captain y. G.
StsTkWeather. has received orders to return
their pieces TO the Government authorities,
leaned % them with the understanding that the
District authorities would make some provision
for their purchase. As this not done the
DatlOual government asks for the return of its
pieces.
Mrs. DIR. Butler, of the women's Foreign
hlsSiouery society MIS-. Frances a. Crook. and
Miss Belle Hart, addressed the ladies of the
lunbartOn street church, Georgetown, and the
Mon chaIel, on 10th street, yesterday after
loon, on the subject of missionary work by the
women in foreign lands. In the evening they
addressed large audience in the Hamline NJ.
T.. Church.
The Pacific Coast association met last even
ing and elected the following officers for the en-
suing term Col. 1. y. IicheDOr, OF California.
president; DIR. l. ). Thompson. OF Oregon, first
vice president; Major James Dubois of Cali
fOTnis, second vice PRESIDENT W. ". Wallace,
esq, of Washington territory, recording secre-
tary; james r DeJester, esq, OF Puget Sound.
corresponding secretary; Judge 5. Dean, of
Cal ifOI MIA, treasurer.
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District improvements.

ACTION OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
m. heeney has been notified to push to COM
PletiOn a. once his work OH L. street northwest
Gen. Balloch was directed to clean alley in
square No. lHe, entrance from south side OF n
street. and to put 1t in good order at once. An
area wall Is TO be constructed two and a half
feet high in front of premises Nos. IOIO 1Ol2,
lJli and lO16, on 10th street northwest Mr.
GeoTge follansbee is TO complete the cOnstruc-
Ton vi the brick barrel, twO-ring sewer along
sth street west from X to Boundary street NORTH
The Chief engineer was directed to have about
one hundred feet of street, at the intersection
OF 81 street southeast, temporarily filed with
earth, so as to prevent the accumulation OF
water at that point. Major Richards was in
structed to change the hack stand located on
tth street. between e street and Louisiana av-
enue, TO 9th street, south of Il street. center of
street, to stand two deep. Assistant Engineer
Barry was instructed to see that all the grades
were al once given and pegs set for the con-
tractor, Dr. Filbert, on 10th and 18th streets be-
tween l. and \ streets. Also, on n street, from
18th TO 10th streets. Alse, to Finnegan & Mes
dali, contractors, on l. and n streets, between
10Th and 9TH streets, and to determine what
sewers are needed.
TO-DAY.
Complaint having been made Of the DELAY in
hnlShing the sidewalk and terraces on 18th
street, between X and Massachusetts avenue
northwest, the contract for that work was re-,
quested TO complete the same without further
delay. Mr.. ". .. Harry, in reply to a re0uest
70 know the mode of procedure in order to free
the turnpike leading from Georgetown to Rock
vile, Md, or the District line from the hands of
the present company, was informed that il is a
matter with " hich the board have nothing to do
george b. Dyer was directed TO cause the re.
moVa OF the earth from the alley on the south
side OF the building containing the Potomac
Insurance Office, in Georgetown, and have the
grade OF the alley reduced to that of the street
a. soon as the condition OF High street will per-
NIT. he was also directed TO cause the imme-
date removal OF the cobble- stones on the side
walk IN front of the house OF Thomas HYDE
Georgetown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-20

THR EFFECT most desirable from use Of a
sauce l., that il makes the article in which or
upon which il - eaten taste well The Halford
Leicestershire Table Sauce Is the very best OF
relishts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-20

DISPATCHES from the end of the Atchison
Topeka, and Santa Fe railroad, on the wester,
line of Kansas, say the but1aloes roam along thi
track in immense numbers, making their wa,
south, and impede the progress of trains.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-20

WHERE can buy the best fitting White Shirt
Why, of course, at Goldman x Steinberg's,
corner 18th and streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-20

WILLS FIIEr.-Yesterday the will OF Moses
warren. deceased, OF Georgetown. was tled6n
ne OnlCcOI the register Of wills. lie be4ueafhs
so on deposit in the Freedmeu's bank 10 his
nephew, Henson Berry; also 10 him $500 in trust
lOI TIE beEtLt % his three ilegitimate children.
John Sarah, and William; TO his friend, Sarah
jackson, 20 Joseph j. Waters Is appointed
executor i he Will l. contested by John and
toluHous Warren who have filed a cavsat and
The case has been ruled for a hearing on S.tur-
uay next. a. n o'clock a. IN.
The Will OF James Carpenter wa filed. in
wflch be wills his mouse and lot OF l. street
between 18th and 10Th streets, IN trust 10 his
executor, Joseph Gawler. whom he directs 10
purchase burial site in Mount Olivet cemetery
Tor rue burial Of his body. lie also belueath- To
james r. Carpenter the sum ct ~luI. auI : to
ST Matthew church parish, Tor masses 10 be
sand tor the reICSe of his soul.
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Government Hospital for the Insane

u
IIs OPERATIONS DURING THE PAST FISCAL
YEAR.
The annual report of the board of visitors nj
the government hospital for the insane, for the
hsCal year ending June 80, 1872. shows tn at the
number OF patients under treatment on the 3Oth
day OF June, ISL, was From the army, in
service and discharged, 30; from the navy, in
service ami discharged, 80; from civil life '1qI.
Of these 81 were males and 12t females: total
- admissions from the army, In service and
discharged, 81; from the navy, in service ana
discharged 10; from civil life, l05; of these 1iI
were males and i4 females: total. IN The
whole number OF patients under treatment in
the course of the year was From the army in
service and discharged, 81; from the navy, in
service ana discharged, 10; from civil life, 3Oi;
OF these 52j were males and los females; total
6'S. There were discharged, males So; females
-; total, ~. of those discharged 81 h ad recoy-
cred, - had improved, and were unimproved.
ne deaths In the year were, OF ales, 81; of fe.
males, .; total, II. The recoveries were 50 Der
cent. OF the discharges, and 80 per cent of the
discharges and deaths. The deaths were 6 per
cent. OF the whole number under treatment
These are thought to be favorable ratios in
view OF the fact that a large proportion both of
the inmates OF the hospital at any one time and
o. the current admissions are chronic cases.
There remained under treatment on the 3Oth of
June, le12, males, i22; females, 139; total SCI
Since the hospital was opened, in January 1875
9sl>l different persons have been under treat
ment; 81 OF these were natives of the United
States. There were q private or paw patients
al the beginning OF the year; IS were admitted
in the course OF the year; 20 were discharged.
and 80 remained under treatment at the clos. of
the year. The estimated value of the products
OF the farm and garden which were consumed
in the house was SIS, S100S. The expenditures
GuIing the year for the support Of the hospital,
including necessary current repairs and inn
proyements, amounted TO $751;, Si3 81. The re-
ceIpts were: From the Treasury of the United
STATES, el25.Oc0; from private patients for board
and treatment, Sll ,l9s IS; from pigs, hides rags
&c, sold, Il ,6li.5; total, Sl3 ,Si322. The esii-
mates Tor various purposes for the fiscal wear
ending June 80. 1874. -I-1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-20

AMTSENESTs DO-NIGHr-ThOSe who want TO
be amused should 90 the National Theater to-
NE hi and see the inimitsble LingaTd in his
wonderful sketches aud approximations. Be
sides this pleasing and peculiar feature of the
entertainment there will be presented the
comedy OF "A Husband 10 order - with Lingard
and Alice Dunning Lingard in the principal
roles Both are unequalied in sprightly parts
and The interest never flags moment during
the PLAY.
i be London novelties AZ the Theater Comique
are attracting crowds nightly. The wonder
1ul transfer nations Of Cerita. and the yocalisn
and dancing of Patti Rosa, are the town talk
and must be seen and heard to be fully sPpre-
ciated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-20

WILCOX < GIBBS SEWING MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas
Baum's hoopskirt and corset factory, 9TH street,
lntelligencer Building. lO,2s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-20

PROFESSOR TYSDALL's LECTCRR-There
"a "a 4ulte scene at the sale OF tickets for the
= hdah course, this morning. At one time the
re extended nearly the length of Mr. BALKAN
WEE store. and eligible seats were taken with
kItAt esgerness Before twelve o ciock II became
tuiiy evident that every seat in the honse viii
be occupied On the Professors first appearance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-20

CoRNs REMOVED WITHOUT PAIN, Buuions
Chilblains, Bad Nails e. successfully treated
by Dr. White, ChiropOdIst, No. SIS 18th street
ingtou 1861.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-20
Under the Shadow of the GaIIows.

WOODS, JOHNSON AND O'BRIEN IN THEIR
CELLs-HOw THEY PASS THE TINs-wOoDs
To Re HANGED ON WEDNESDAY NEXT
on Monday last, all the prisoners confined on
the first floor right OF the jail were removed to
other portions OF the building, with the eNcSp-
ton of Barney Woods convicted of the murder
of ;. NJ. Cheeseman, who remains in the third
cell on that corridor. Charles johnson, col
ored, convicted OF the murder of his wife was
removed from the solitary cell on the second
floor light TO the first cell on this corridor and
Charles h. OBTien, the eN- policeman, was re-
moved from his cell on the second lett 20 the
central cell on the recently vacated corridor
nus all the convicted men are now in aIiOln-
ing cells ON the first floor, the windows of the
corridor giving them a view of the sCaffOld on
which jenkins was executed on the 5Ist ult.
Woods evidently = more seriously inclined
than heretofore, but has not vet given up hopes
OF q CCmmu -atIOn. The efforts ALREADY male
by his wife and counsel having proved unsuc-
cessfEl, some personal friends are now engaged
IN soliciting Communication of sentence. His
vile and children come 10 see him quite often,
and spend some hours with him. Rev Fathers
Boyle and NCDeyitt are his spiritual advisers
and for the most part OF each day he is engaged
III reading devotional books or in prayer.
OBTlen Is visited b. his family and his mother
about three times a week, and l. evidently more
serious than before. He is very anxious TO know
What vii! be the result OF the motion for a new
trial in his case.
johnson walks the cell almost continually
when awake, and says that he is praying daily
for God TO pardon his sins.
Wednesday next i fixed for the execution of
cen will be hanged, if the efforts for commu-
taton OF sentence are not successful
TRANS PORTATION OF ANIMALs-TnrsSfiJ1-
hons 4 President GGtchsi, # the s. L. c. A-Nr
Gatchel, president of the Society for the Pre-
yention OF Cruelty TO Animals, has Just re-
turned from tIiP to Southwestern Virginia
and East Tennessee, where he went for the
purpose OF examining into the present system of
The transportation OF stock by rail from that
section 10 this and other cities. MIR. Gatchel
arrived here Monday night in a stock train from
INnchbuTg. on which animals were shipped at
Giades Springs, Southwestern Virginia FRIDAY
morning last at O'Clock. During this period
ttlghty-elght or ninety hours the animals were
without food or water. There were twenty head
OF cattle, weighing about one thousand pOund-
each In a ear which Is not quite thirty feet in
the clear, thus allowing only about sixteen and
oIe-hal inches space 10 each animal. On the
stth Of this month Mr.. Gatchel intends making
report OF the facts obtained on the trip. II l.
Tie intention OF the society to urge upon Con-
eTess the passage of a bill changing the ORE cent
syStsm OF transporting animals by rail aud
. water. They will not only urge its passage in
the interests OF humanity, but In a sanitary
point of view.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-20

- THOMAS GETTY,
VI. los Bridge street, Georgetown, ID. O.
SCHOOL BOOKS AND SCHOOL REQUISITE
AT VERY LOWEST PRICES.
BLANK BOOKS. FANCY GOODS, NEWSPA-
FERS, PERIODICALS, BOOKS, STATION
cry AND MAGAZINES.
A SUPPLY Of all kinds of Reading Matter, Weekly
Papers, Magazines, Music, etc, on hand immedi
ate after publication. Orders for Books; Persdi-
Gals, Music, anything pertaining to the business
will be promptly filed. SELF If
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-20

TWENTY PER CENT. SAVED py buying your
own and your chidreU's hats and caps, OF Car
ter X Co., 42i 9th Il. 8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-20

PURCHASE or REAL ESTATE BY Mr.. CoRco-
RAN.-Mr. W. W. COrcoran has purchased for
1919 the house and lot at the corner OF Yer.
erty of 4. M. p. King. Mr.. Corcoran no owns
all the property from the Arlington hotel to
street, and along that street to 18th street.
including the mansion formerly occupied by
hon. Reverdy johnson. 1t La the intention OF
MI. corcoran to build in the spring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-20

BEAUTIFUL designs in jet sets, bracelets,
necklaces, and lOckets to match received at
Prggs Jewelry Store, No. 45I PENNSYLVANIA
avenue, between y and 9th streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-20
Y rHOs. BOWLING, Auotioneer; Georgetown
VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY ON BRIDGE
STREET, AT AUCTION

- On WEDNESDAY, November Goth, at 4
~ clock p. will sell, in front Of the premi-
ses, part Of Lot No. Il, fronting - feet on the
north side Of Bridge st between Congress and High
SITS, by depth Ct l25 feet TO q wide alley The i'm
proVements consist Of large three-story prick
Store and selling House, containing 10 rOoms and
cellar. The location is of the best in town aud
now occupied by d. L. W. Carter, esq AS a dry
goods store, and offers q opportunity for in
vestment.
Terms 0ne-third cash; balance in s, IL, and Is
months, with interest, secured by deed Of trust on
the property. ConyeysnCng at the cost of the pur-
chaser. ms d6dsl THOs. DOMLING Amer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-20

ARRESTED WITH STOLEN GOODs IN HIS Pos
eEsslOS--Last night Detectives McDevitt and
McElfTesh arrested Thomas Maddox who was
just leaving a pawn shop, with a quantity of
clothing which he was trying TO ''put up" On
bis person were number of tickets showing
that valuable articles of clothing and jewelry
had been pawned by him. Among the clothing
were several articles which the Off GERS recog-
nlzed as those taken from the residence OF Com
mOoOre Aulick several months ago. A very
nne linen cambria handkerchief. with the let
tiers IS. McA." nicely embroidered in one cor
her' Was found in the prisoners pocket
MAN, ASKS A NEW TRIAL.-Iesterday,i in the
cI ninal court, Justice Macarthur presiding,
MesSTs Henkle and Williams, counsel for
thaTles H. o Brien, convicted of the murder of
SAurlel Cunningham, in Georgetown, filed a
notion Tor new trial, assigning the folio wing
reasons therefor: First. that the Judge who
uled The case erred In refusing the PRAYERS of
ne defendant second, that the judge erred in
his charge 10 the jury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-20

ISCKNDIART FIRR.-Last night q fire broke
between 9Th and 10Th streets, belonging TO Mr.
Hhbert, when an alarm was turned in from box
oo- Al me corner of X and 9th streets, which
pIouent ont the rre department, ano IL was exS
tnguished, but not before damage 10 the amount
OF 5000 was done. Ii is thought to have been
the work OF an incendiary. The house il the
one 10 be occupied by the French minister, and
will be repaired Immediately.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-20

FURTHER REsPONsEs.-As a further response
10 what has been published in The STAR on the
subject, the treasurer of the Children's Hospital
received yesterday for the of that institution
contribution Of $50 from a gentleman and one
Of $40 from lady OF this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-20

THsRnoMRTBRs anu barometers are repaired
And made TO order by Hempler, near AZ street
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CONDITION OF OUR SICK HORsEs.-There are
no new cases OF the horse disease reported, and
tmay safely be said, although the deaths to- ,iay
are more numerous than usual, that in about a
week more all our animals will have recovered
Dead horses In the following localities were re-
ported to-day; 18th and streets northwest; rear
OF roIlce Headquarters, (Mr. Humphreys tine
sIdilohJ; monroe, between Beall and Dunbar
ton streets. Georgetown; between X and = and
lNh ana 10Th streets northwest; I22 A. street
southwest; corner 18th and Virginia ave,Me
southwest, 20 street northwest; X street be-
tween 81 and New Jersey avenue northwes
alley between Louisiana avenue and street
and Sd and Ia streets northwest and 2lst and NJ
streets northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-20

hey GOODS AT POPULAR PRICES.-satieus,
cOlOrs medium and low priced press Goods in ali
coiors and of choice styles, Buffalo, Beaver and
other brands; Black Alpacss from &c. to 81 25
Black and Colored Velvetecns; a splendid assort-
ment OF shswls, very cheap; superior Bed Blankets
al lees than last years prlces q very large stock
Cloths and Csssimeres; hite and CClored eIanuels
Plain and Twd COttcns of all kinds at OF ices that
cannot be beaten. BENJAMIN MILLER, IOI
Bridge street, Georgetown, ID. @. ocl7
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TIE WASHINGTON BALANCE OF THE CHI
CAGo FUND-The treasurer OF the relief COM
mittee OF Chicago arrived here on SATURDAY..
and made application to Gov. Cooke for the
remainder of the amount of the District of CO.
lumbia's contribution for the relief of the SUI
ferers by the Chicago fire OF last year, stating
that the relief committee intended sending il to
Boston. The balance is as, 900. Gov. Cooke
declined the payment, on the ground that Chi
cago had published an announcement that no
more pecuniarv aid was needed, and that if the
money was desired for Boston the mayor OF Chi
csgo should 30 state, and the amount would
purpose.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-22
Tributel or Respect.
WHEELING, Friday, June 81.

WHEELING, Friday, June 81, 1872.
: At a meeting of the acknowledgements AS.
ISOLATION Of WheeliAg and vicinity, held
this evening, and the death Of John Ham.
ilton, one Of the members Of this Associa.
ton, being announced, the following pre-
amble and resolutions were offered and
adopted: g7t 81 ..,T
WHEREAS, In the providence of Al.
mighty God, John Hamilton, Esqr., torso
many years leading manufacturer In
this city and associated with us in this
Association, and respected and esteemed
Tor his many good qualities, being now de.
ceased; therefore be 1t
Resosssd, That in the death of John
Hamilton ibis Association has lost an effi.
ctent and valuable member, the communi:
ty an honored and useful citizen.
Resided, That tAs Secretary be and "a
directed to send a copy Of these resoln.
lions to the afflicted family Of The de.
ceased, and assure them OF our heartfsit
sympathy in this their sad Bereavement
E ....s DAVID BELL, PrsIsnt
WIN, D. fisher, Secretary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-22
DIED.

HAMILTON On Thursday, June %, is71, al
o'clock r. n, at his resldence, corner ChapiInO
and Cd streets, JoHN HAMILTON, In the 6iIt year
OF his age. III "A 4
Funeral this Saturday afternoon Il . o'clock.
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited
TO attend. Interment al Greenwood. 5a'
tPittsbursh and ST. Louis papen plcase eopy.l
DoNAHKR AT the Wheellrg Hospital, On
s E Iss f ISSs y 1s Il IS
Funeral win leave the Hospital at "a. N. and
proceed 70 the Cathedral for the solemn requiem
Mass and other funeral services.
KERR I'm Washington county, Pa, on ThurS.
day, june 20, iSIl, Thosa Q. KIRR, In the Soth
year Of his age.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-22


We saw butlittle. Ten hours in the city,
with but two hours lat night to look
around, did not give US q very favorable
impression Strut in by high hills, with
dirty, narrow streets, the atmosphere does
not remind one Of the late of Sir John
Franklin. But in the suburbs the streets
are wider, and trees more plentiful. There
are many pleasant walks, and many places
oiiEterest.. A stone church, with cling
ing ivy, marks the spot where George
Washington once had a fort; and his little
Ratchet could be used 10 advantage there
at the present time. Springs abound, and
the Blue Spring is the most famous. A
local tradition states that strangers who
drink this water are content to tarry in
Cumberland the remainder of their DAYS.
We blush to confess, however, that we
felt NOT the slightest inclination to weep
on leaving town. The new water works,
hotel, and thousand other things deserve
mention, but space and ignorance forbid.
The pleasure Of making the acquaint.
ance Of Messrs. johnson s. Charles, pro.
prietors Of the Daily NStcs, enhanced our
opinion OF Cumberland and its natives.
Colonel Johnson's editorial management
Of the Retos will eventually place his pa.
per among the influential journals Of the
day. t-s Miss GRUMPY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-22

IT Is said that Mr.. Thomas A. Heud.
riGks does not expect to be Governor Of
Indiana. Heis confident Of being elected,
but he wants the Legislature TO elect him
Senator in place Of Mr.. Morton, whose
term expires next term l.s.5sy :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-22

THE Tribune says, all rumors to The
contrary Notwithstanding, that the Herald
will continue to be managed, as for sew.
eral years past, by JAMES GORDON BEN.
NETT, who by the death Of his father be.
came sole proprietor.