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e.loieum Centre Daily Record
sttypllo Service.

StvJne service.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Services every Sabbath at II A. N. an"
~ +. II. Sabbath School at 121i r. N,
eats free. A cordial invitation extend.
% to III.
RIv. G. MOORn. Pastor.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Preaching III II O'clock A. NJ. and 7
90 ,ck p. N, by tne Pastor, W. G. BuRcH
ARD Sabbath School at l2k, directly
after forenoon service.
Prayer MEETING and Sabbath School
Ts"chsr's Mee.Ing Tursdsy evenings Of
sAoh week.
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GOLDEN TREASURE cigars o. the
Pos. oaass News Room. sou.hips saanl
0eY.
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List Of; Patents Issued from The Uni ted
stnsa Psteut ofliss 10 Penosylvauia luven|
,ors for the week ending Dec. u, 1879,
and each bearing that date.
harvest tDropprs. W. II. rorker, Mead
villa.
Adjus,sr for w~ll.DrilIs. J Gallagher,
SbsmburP.
Combined wster and Liquor Cooler. ".
A. Jones, Erie.
OH Pump. A. r. Odeil, Shambnrg.
Brnte for Vrbiclps. W. A. Pier, Cory.
ManuIseiure OF Illuminating Gas. 7. &.
Springer. Fsye,te City
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Love aud Nl,ltrimUMY,

The affections II ay he gained by be following
simple rules, and all may mary happily witleui
rag rd to wealth. age or b, auts, address with
at mp. MADAME LUCILLE DkMARkE, B,hi.
House station. Y.
, 1873-01-04

from BOX 2uly lor flro Ill thn franle phrn
at tho roar Of No. 12s Wcst Indiana street.
Before tho tfromon could got fairy to work tho
ilanos communicated tn tho two throo-story
frafno tonoulont honaoa, Nos. 1928 and 120, aud
to tho burn at tho roar of tho lnttor building
and aro occupied by ton or tlozon Norwegian
families. duntorson's loss In 81, 800; insur-
anco unknown; tito occupants loBsoH aggrcgato
q, 600; no insurance. Tho frame tonotnent No.
mud occupied by several familleu vas damaged
to tho oxtont of 1900; insurance unknown; oc-
cupante loasos, $500; no insurance. oauHoef
fire unknown.
It wan mentioned in yeHtertlny's TRIBUNE TINT
IN oxprosBman nan1o Arnold lsuokontiold lad
been arroatod by an officer Of tho 1Iumnno ~ 80;
appeared before Jnatico scutly yeatorday, and
stated that he had not abused tic animal, hut
TINT 1t foil III tho Btroct, mil wng dying from q
natural causo. As Boon M he discovered that It
would bo impossible to eiseot euro, ho wont to
tho Sixth Precinct Station, aud requested that
MI Olllcor bo detailed to put tho horse out OF
pain by shooting It. Ho claims that tho officer
IN charge promised to have tho mattor attended
tinnod tho caso until this morning, In bail Of
5000, In order to AFFORD nuckonf}old M opportu-
nifty to produce necessary witnoHsoB.
L. O. Caay, young man who wna arroBtod on
o warrant sworn out by AMMO Hchoc1s, Of Lon,-
bard, ILL.,, who charged him with 1arcony aa
day. Tho complaining witnoas failed to appear
wien tho caao was callod, and Cady WAS did
charged. sho ontorod Court shortly aftorwnrl,
however, and Immediately procured anotlpr
in now confined In tho Sixth Precinct Station.
Miss schock allogoB TINT sho entrusted gold
watch to his caro-, aud that ho pawncd 1t and
appropriated tho money. Cady olaims that llo
tho tirno and wan compelled to got funds in
somc way. uo lays lo Aaa since procured pm-
, 1873-01-04

L1vEnrooL, Jan. Sill a. m.-Four, 30s. Wheat
Winter. IL Gi2n al srng, liz Gl@1@a Id; white, la
9lt21as a. 1oA; club, l5s edtslas ID. Corn, 2as Cd.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 3-1:30 p. m.-Dreadstutfs firm.
Wheat-Wintor, 12ats 12s 50; club, 13s sd@1os Cd.
Receipts last three days, 60O quartorsl2 5oo Amer
lean.
LONDON. Jan. SIS p. n1.-ConRo1s, o1Zx@o2 6-2os
Of 'o5 o2; do Of '67, o2s1 1o4oa, So; now 6e 10
Eric, ii.
Tic rate Of money .t tho Stock Exchange on aoy-
crent securities e n per cent lower than the bank
rate The rate Of diacuunt for bills In tho open
ket is = lower than Bank Of England rate. Tho
amount OF bullion Withdrawn from tho Bank Of Eng
land on balance to-day was CT, 600.
rARlE, Jun. 3.-RENTER--63fr G5o.
L1yEnrooL, jan 3.--Cotton hrmer; middling up
lands 1G!sd sales, 49, 900 bales speculation aud e1-
port, 5000 balcH BALES Of cotton shipped from sa-
vannnh or Charleston III Novo1nber aid December at
10 :+lNh.
Wleat-caliiornn white, ayeEngo quality, 12a 8d@
12s 10d club l3a l@134 Cd red spring, lis 6d913s
Id winter, l2sG91!s I'd. Flour, 30s. Corn, 28s Cd.
Bacon unchanged.
Receipts Of since last report, 5000 ore, Of which
1000 4sa Hero American. Receipts Of whoat aiuce
last report, QUO qrs American, IL, 900 ars.
Yarna null fabrics at Manchester firm, With m u1.
ward tendency.
pAn1H, Jnu. 3.-Tho Epccio in tho Bank Of Franco
huA Increased 100000 fraucn.
EnANKFoAT, Jan. 3.-6-20s Of 1862, 051i.
, 1873-01-04
TWO PLANS.
How tho Special Council Committee wfll
Probably Deal with lilo SUM-
day Question.
Two Plans to ho Submitted on Monday Noxt...
What tho Mayor Thinks About
fllo Matter.

The spoclnl Committee on tho Liquor Qucs-
tton, appointed by tho Common Council couple
OF woekH ngo, will hold ita trnt mooting no1t
Monday. 1t In understood that two plans Of
doa1ing with tho mattor will bo brought for
ward, tho first being to keep nil tho snloonB
cloBol until or O'Clock In tho afternoon, aud
thon koop thcm open during tho rcst Of tho
day, with tho blinds down, tho doors closod, md
no nofso, dancing, or music. Tho Hocon1 iB to
draw tho limo, not on tho timo Of tho
day, but on Tho beverage, aud to mako
this Sunday inhibition arply only to alcoholic
RtimuantB, and not affect beer and wilma. Thoao
WHO support this proposition claim TINT all tito
trouble grows out Of wl,Hkoy drinking, which
intoxicatea mon, BotB thom to fighting and tho
commission Of murder and NIL other crimes.
Thoy assort tlnt tho American 8onti,nont hna
never boon directed againat that portion Of tho
community which drinks beer, and that tho
hostility. to tho liquor-lrinkcrs is conlnod to
tl1oao WHO drink whiakoy. They fenr, howoyor,
that il They make such d distinction as they
propose that tl1o Iriuh will not assist tlom, and
consequently they will DO dofoatod In obtaining
an exemption OF boer nnd vino, the FREQ uso
Of which would not, thoy think,
load to any abuse, nor to
police fnterforonco, nor tho American sentiment
be attraotod to tho matter. Thoy doubt whether
tho American members Of tho Council will unto
with them to mako tho exception. They aro
alao talking Of 4 furthor compromise, consisting
In closing oil tho saloons ut "a o'clock ovory
night, yielding Bomething during six days to
gain little moro on tho aoyonth. Nearly all
admit that il tho mattor is submitted to popu-
lar vote. thoy will bo bonten 80 long as whiskoy
is mixed up with tho question, and thoy think
that is thoy could separate beor from whiskoy,
tho mattor could bo oasiiy nottled.
Ono OF tho nombora Of tho Committee callod
upon tho Mayor to invite him to attend tho meet
ings and soe if thoy could not hit on n compro-
misc. That gontlo1nan Is reported to havo naid
that, in his opinion, tho agitation had best not
bo brought up in connection with the revision Of
tho city ordinances 1t served only to
embarrnsB action on n revision Which should
DO completed Rt tho oarliost possible
day, in order that the clartor and ordinance
might ba publiphed for the lso Of tl,c Council.
It would DO as easy to nmonl tho liquor ordi-
nance afterwards, as now, and tho liquor men
would lose nothing by letting tho mattor 60 over
for while, and were injuriug tlloir ca1Ho by
thrusting it into tho revision where it lad no
buBinosa.
, 1873-01-04
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Financial News.

NEW YonK, Jan. 3.-A1oney WA active aud stringent
dring tho creator part Of tho day, 1oaning hgi
md interest, but closod at currency and gold.
Sterling ruled quiet primo 60 days, 10ots01109A;
sight, lt0A@11o1. It II rumorod this afternoon tat
soyc1 hundred Thousand pounds storng Of GO day
bills hive bcen borrowed on stock collaterafs.
Gold vas heavy all day at 111k@1111<. Loans
ranged from to 1-31 for carrying; ut tne 1-G4
was paid for Tho uHo Of small lot. Clearings, $30-
100000. Treassry disbursements, ssos,ooo
Governments were nrmor on light tranfacttons.
exceptionally wo.k. rho Exure.s ssya tic stste Of
Louisiana hos defaulted tia january Interest," A
telegram from Now Orleans, received by tho Bank Of
discontinued ut present. In consequence Of the delay
IN collecting ta1eH.
Stocks wero firm, particularly Erio which opened st
e9s, advance Of 1M per cent last nigh prices,
closing ut o3h. Union Pacific and G., O. h I. q. were
actiyc and strong, each advancing about per cent.
per cent. Tho remainder Of The List was firm at III
advance Of from Il to 81, closing firm Mt about tho best
prtccs OF tile tay.
Sterling, 109h.
, 1873-01-04

NEW YouH, Jan. 3.-DEEvgs-To-t!ay, 500 head,
making 0,701 for tho week. Market vSry Slow and
owiiorI oHnE sf,0o9a.00 per 1ea.. prices No lower
Than yeaterlay, and 10 below Mondays racB. Good
fair ~ ewt, Tc1ana ao ut o! IS lbs por cwt mud fat
went at 10t{esl1e. rhoro il heavy fog and ba.
weather for nll kinda Of meats mud poultry.
There were few taleH and the ynrh being well ltd
tonight, they ad to keep prices, which will loap TIN
owrprs money Il mt aAstanet car bib oI.in aol
nt b'so; car 03-b Illinois at 6!o ear 1i4-ih Ohio ut
7Ae.
lioas-Tn-slay, 1,10o, or 10000 th,,a far ta nool
prlcea fully sustained it 5e17c e1trenps fur slsets
oil Western aollll!g Ut bGsh',c.
, 1873-01-04
THE CITY IN BRIEF.

A roo,,1sr .,nonthlv mating nf Him noord of
nfans.16or. ~ ia Eyyr1nr vn1nan,. Tafurn viii
In hni NJ THAI ;nstitufion to-]nv. nt III o'cot.k
in I'm foranonu 10y
W.
IAo contract for furnishing tho material ana
uoihb tho work 1or repairs OIL me washington,
and Lasailo atroot tllnnoA WAS LOT to Chnrles
Moore, ut S2.8o per hnoal loot, anti maHonry at
%26 por cord
Nicholas, Nicholas haVagely boat his wife, tho
osher evening, aud was complained OF by con-
scentlous noiBhbor. a warrant was sworn out,
anu ho was takon into CUSTODY. JUSTICE scully
heard tho evidence n tho caHe, yesteT1ay, and
Tho value of tho silks and sa.iup tuhon from
Wetheroll & Co.'S wholesale milIinory ptoro. on
jackson strnot. bv burrlars. on Wednesday
norninr wna ni,ont AZ OOj uot 391 600 as Btntel
in yosterlay'a Tn1nunE Tho police authorities
hnyo obtainod no clue to tho po,,otratols Of this
daring robbery yot.
Corrugated Iron Company, Of this city, has inst
contracted to furnish S10OO0 worth OF trinlo
iron shutters to Fiold, Letter & Co.. OF Chicago;
half as many moro for The Cu1cAoo Tn1DuNR
building, and $4,000 worth for tho boston Post"
rh1 oto.r t,o c,,,oooo ,,,,,.o, t,,ro,o1 t1.o
i1a siea1i .as H,a.nSo p.omou 1ulousn uao
ICE III lug sou1n nrn'!cn3 yoa1orusy IL, ah,oll'ins,
br "t resste brow
by, aid surrender horsolf to tho Ice which
quickly closed around hor.
,rho no,rf, of Public worka vcsterdsv ononea
LIZ 'is ~ @ tny "tta 1IpJ o1 1r snu
ltsul '.o ~ e s. ,.a W n6 ~ ,. ICY
- ~ w. to o1. 4! .,',a1 fro . - ri IT, - o
dgos, '.n. ~ ,,;so LIZ s,ua .. ~! ato, ~ So
n1anon' Ana onui1pots " 4Aeptla''
On Thuraday evening, during the furious
storm, tho National Elevator, owned by Tincout,
Nelson + Co.. md situated at tho corner Of tho
, 1873-01-04

Tho regular alsldny traln for Onala, San Francisco
aud all Intermediate points, carrying Tho great C.lifor
ntn, China, And Jaran malls, will through to-nor-
rQw Jan. 81, rift cht'aso, Burlington Il Quiacy Rail-
roS, leaving contra Depo foot Of Lake street, at tho
regular tilno Of pacio FaAt Line 10l3 H. H., stopping
Ut Indiana anh Ganal stseut stationH arriving At
Onnlsa ut 0:5o n. m. 1londay making c!ose
councctonA with tlle uninn pscAa Railroad for ul
points sfcst. ThronKh tickots reading ciu ClraEu
liurliugnn qEnry. Chicago, 1surk leland l. pAcilip
ald chrsgn Il Northwestern Railroads Will 10 taken
M ftia fruiu. -
, 1873-01-04

MEM YunE, Jun. J.-lNftneaa wau again yery lulot
tnday. Iile HtrccH were almost innAslllr, ewing 10
thu taw which uet III, anu thIa restricted trasle
The commission llousos lnve made cl.nngrs III Tho
rrico Of chor cotton wooen goov, but tho market
waA very firm. Fire makes ut bluaelie srtlngA, Gl
alt descriptions Of coOrotl cuttonH, remain olluhlly
strong, and M iHcreasol co,sltiva dStnalil would
create higher prices. Thoro was no movement i in
EGi I'D foods.
, 1873-01-04
Etsisktle.

EEw YoNE, Tan. 3.-;. Adams, n lawyor Of
this city conlnIitto Hurit'o Yesterday, ct Ills tes-
Idorcc, by Shooting tnKolf through tho l.casl.
, 1873-01-04

TrrTsHUEGsl, J4l.. 3.-t:rnl: ro,rtt,! irnor, with
sn ,llwrd lcnelwy :.HAt +,4'', i4tur arn.rr but
.41Mi"'l: lI2!i'"'gln, -5'; New Yorl, a1Ae; rtss.
bGrKA, 1Yilct Oh cAtAs
, 1873-01-04
DISSOLUTION NOTICES,


OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
The undoroigned successors Of Knight Baker & Co.,
havo this day formed Copartucrahip, under tho firm
name Of Vu. r BAKER & Co.. for tho tr-nHaotion Of
general Commission bnsincza in Grain, Provsions 6o.
Liberal advances maae on property in store ship
ments to Eastern ports.
VIA. 7. BAKER,
w. F. COBB.
Chicago, Jan. !, 1879.
, 1873-01-04

NEW SERIES.
NEW SERIES.
JEW SERIES.
LITTELI'S LIVING AGE

N-.|t~@-A 7
On J9n l. 1879, boginn voruo of a Now Enr5rH tns
hforling tho fayosnio tImu tEht hns orcrrnd In
tlOuH. " '' 'o'A'f7
,ssskfy magazine Of nt1tyour pngos TIE LIVING AoE
~, ElyeB InDru than
Ynroo md q Quartor Thounaud
4onlllc-cnluHn ooHEn rnHcs Of rohdnx matter yehry
tor,nnx louF lnEgo Volumes 1t nresonts In noxpn,sso
ncss owing to ita weekly Issue nn With tisfncipry
completeness Attempted by ptt8r publication tim
ssat Essays Keyiowa, oria! an BicEt Htoras.
sna potsnl lpfos,nation, from th.onr boy 81 Tor.
Ab1oHt Living Writers.
It y prononnced by tho hev Henry Ward Reccher.
mon end journals of the country gonofnlly to DO tio
tp eyoryono who dos so? thorough conyonllnIn o al
TINT ID noteworthy nnd admirable In tin literary world
Sa!s {, s 's e ;ass,r1, atYnnag h ~ EEIg
ERrKM1 Ny,GnA " III 7MJ!!AM M fhs dswHt'heI French .er-
Hht he@t Enyfsh aushors tsadi.
pa9l!a!od weekly A. So % ycar txes M po,tngs
Tor i9 my ono Of tho American ~ Mnnth1tea Tor Har
fent With TilE Lying An or ss.5o. tna
1lTTELIt s. GAY. Boston.
, 1873-01-04

4'HE WHEAT FIELD OF AMERICA


uelltIllHl Glllnlle, FREQ Homes, G0O1 1lGrkets,
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD offers for
ealo Its Lands In Uentral and Wcstorn Minnesota GIN,
bracng: l. Tho bcst Of Wheat Land; 2. Excellent Tim
bor for tho MILL tho far aud tho fire; g. Rich praira
Pasturagc and NATURAL Aoauw watered by clear lakes
AMI running stgcanls,in IIeahful Climate whore f.
yer and AKuo Ii Unknown.
GRAIN can ho shipped henco by lake 10 market as
choapy from Eaatorn Town Central Illinois. Cars
run through toso Lands from Lake Superior
koa. Price Of land ctoso to rac 4 to gB per
thor nway, $150 to 81 per SEVEN YEARS. ORED-
IT; WARRANTED Doods; Northern Pacific 73O l5ouds now
soing at par, received for land at l IT, No other noc
oupIoa Lands present such advantages 10 sottleru.
SOLDIERS undor tho law {sfasch, 1873}, got leo
aorrB Frpo, thu raroad by uni two years resi-
dence.
TRANSPORTATION AT REDUCED RATES fur.
nishod from all principal points East to purchasers of
Railroad Lands, and to settlers Government IIou,e
aoads Purchasers. tl.clr wives and children CARRIED
FREQ over the Northern Pactho Road. Now In tho to
for sotors md Colonies to got Rnsnad Lands and Coy
osnmont Homesteads elise to tho track.
6ond for PAMPHLET containing full Information,
map and copy of Now Homestead Law. Address:
LAND DEPARTMENT., NORTHERN PACIFIC RAIL.
ROAD, ST. PAUL, MIMI,
Or % Fifth-ay.. corner Kintll.st., n. 7.
, 1873-01-04

Tho undersigned have this dAy formed copattnership
unurr tho irln uano ,h3hri Grcenr for tin pnc
po;e Of easryinE on .oa tna business c above ir,n
shephori Studloy, this day dissolved.
il. N. GREENE.
, 1873-01-04


KBATPER HA-LL.
seeot suhoo for girls and ynnug la!lcs runpons JAN.
18th. Tho elegant confurs tho t,uroughues4 Of train
Ing, and discipline to mid character, anu
tho superior mo!o and OF instruction l1ayo
attracted for Its strous many leading people Of Chicago
and tho Northwest.
For particulars apply to GEO. n. EVERIrART D. D.,
Rector. KUno61a, WIS,
, 1873-01-04

Tim cnlartnnrship tcretnfore existing bctweon F. H.
Shrphcrt and lG: t. Stnhlcy r., nnhot Tho firm nf
shsherd Studes IL thia day dlssolyet hy IiM5 con
dput. i. II. HflEfftEHD,
L. u. STUDLEf, JR.
, 1873-01-04

Evening Provision, Es0nrG.
CoENrn WABASH AVENUE AND TwESrY-srCoED
srEEr, Jan. 3-Sale Of $50 tcg lard nellsr hnrcl a
$7.35.
, 1873-01-04
Election Notice.
Mason & H2IniN Organ Co.,

2s Wnhathay corner Van l1usu,,-st. Thsr Urgn
aeknnmlelf to ,a unrisnlhn in r4eolMtfr. :ir, IL
l.E;sTHATEU EATAI.UHuE AND TESViHDSlHl.
UtKGUi4Ai. Organs to roit.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-12

The NEW HmRRNIcoN. Bright
thiprs never die" ssys the poet, and Mac.
Evoys new Hlbernicon being Q very
bright and lively entertainment, thelin-
terest In It 10 not dying out In the least.
Il will be unrolled to view this evening
for the last time this season and we be-
speak another full house.
In point Of merit and interest, It far ex.
ceeds any exhibition Of the kind we have
ever seen. The scenes in the life OF the
good 81. Patrick, from his captivity to his
death, were Justly entitled 70 the demon
strstion OF appreciation which they re-
ceived. The Illuminated views Of St Pat
rick's Cathedral, with It's grand process
sion Of clergy to celebrate the midnight
service on Christmas eve, will long DO re-
membered by all present. as well as the
fine picture OF the interior oil 81 Budgets
Abbey, where o young novice Is received
while the choir Is singing, "Harkl the
convent bells are pealing." Mr. Lawlor,
the tavorite Irish vocalist and comedian,
at intervals during the exhibition kept
the audience in the best Of humor, In his
great character Of "Barney, the Guide"
This afternoon, ats O'Clock, there VIII be
q matinee, ct which the price Of aatnis-
sion will be: For adults % cents, and for
children 10 cents. a,..l,E-s' i-il.tiy-ol
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-12

THE SPECIAL SALE on YESTERDAY
Scarcely had the news reached our read
ers announcing the opening Of 80 600
worth Of rich and rare dress fabri0l
which were consigned BY an Eastern firm
10 the popular house Of MessrA / Blum &
Bro, and would be offered at the plumber.
Ing prices mentioned through our columns
yesterday, whens general ruah Of ibuyerl
began to besiege their Store oom.at No
ll04, Main street. Alta certain hour dur
Ing the day there was perfect jam at this
house, all anxiously awaiting their turn 70
be waited upon. The goods were meas
ured Of in less time than .weAre writing
this notice. Every one present expressed
their great surprise at the unmerciful low
prices asked Tor such beautiful and fine
foreign fabrics. But the Messrs. Blum
simply explained TO their visitors that the
goods were consigned 10 them and must
be sold, no matter how great the sacriace.
This sale will be continued until every
dollars worth ofthe goods are disposed Of.
We, therefore, urge our readers, and the
ladies particularly, to seize this opportu-
nifty under the present pressure OF money
and buy their Dry Goods at the place
where they are offered at half the usual
prices. Go to Blum's and you will save
money. .- .....r4,g ..r. ,.Is1rr.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-12

CRY CouxcI-The regular monthly
meeting Of the City Council was held las
evening,
In the Second Branch, In the absence
Of the President, Ex-Mayor Sweeney &C
cupied the chair.
The Committee on Finance submitted q
report In favor Of loaning tho Wheeling
Gas Company 5000, which was adopted
Licenses we're granted: Lawrence Hell
Ter, coffee house; August Rust, retail
liquors; Frederick KlAprolh. same.
Bond Of Patrick Mckinley, to keep cot
lee house, was rejected because Of insult
Client security. 5#,@F'...,.
Committee on Accounts reported $e4,-
$40 % In the city treasury up to Noyem'
Der LIST.
Committee on Fire Department recon-
mended the purchase Of new horse, moi
10 exceed $500, Tor the Vigilant engine
company. Aresoluton was adopted tina,
An extra engineer for each engine be EN-.
ployed OF . salary not exceeding &75 per
mouth, and that the Committee on Fire
Department DO authorized to secure the
Ore alarm telegraph ataco not exceed
ing $500.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-12
GENTLRMRN's FURN1sHINa NE

GEsTLRMEN's FuRN1sHNa NEW
sTocK.-Christian Hess, Merchant Tail:
or, has Just returged from New York
with large and elegant assortment
Of cloths, cassimeresIto vercoatings, vest
ings, dress, shirts, under ggarments,
gloves, collars, everything in short per:
tanning 70 sgentleman's toilet except the
hat and boots, Mr.. Hess keepsthe best
Of goods; he employs good workmen,
makes neat fits, and charges moderate
| prices. Gentlemen wanting handsome
Fall or Winter suits should give him q
call ~ MI N .si-l d y. ..L - - - -.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-12

Masonic The Grand Lodge OF Free
and Accepted Masons Of West Va. as
ssmbled al Masonic Hall in this city last
evening. F.ny.three lodges were repre-.
scented. Grand Master Logan delivered
his annual address. After the business Of
the evening was disposed Of the Grand
Lodge and visiting brethren partook Of o
splendid banquet provided by the Grand
Steward. The Grand Lodge will prob
ably complete their labors this evening.
On Thursday tho Grand Chapter OF
Royal Arch Masons will assemble at the
same place. 'saHf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-12

POLICE CouRT-The disorderlies mo-
nopolizsd the attention Of this court yes
terday morning, viz: =! -
Geo Westwood wanted to fight VIM
Harris near Pollock's mill. Bob were
arrested. WestWood left $50 and costs
aud HArris was discharged. - =,
Robert Daft1eld and man named MIL
Ter INDUCED ID pugtlIsm on lsth street
Miller confessed and paid $50 and costs,
and Dutield was fined $40 and costs.
B. L. Kennedy was charged with
creating disorder. but his case was dis
missed at cost Of complainant
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-12

MORE Disorder Yesterday morning
q lively fight took plsce on Market street,
near Polluck's mill. The participants
were Geo. Westwood and William Har-
ris During the melee spittoon was
thrown through the glass in the door oil
Paul Hellers saloon. The parties were
arrested by sergean,s Davis and Henry,
and will appear before the police court
this morning to show cause why, etc. II
will b. remembered that they were both
before tue court yesterday morning on a
similar charge. 5- :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-12

soLDIER's FuNERA1-Edgar T. Harris,
who died on Thursday last at the Ma
tlonal Soldiers Home, Hampton, was
buried yesterday afternoon from the resi-
dence Of his mother on Chapline, between
25th and Goth streets, Centre Wheeling.
The funeral was largely attended by old
comrades Of the deceased, and a squad Of
the g. A. R. followed the remains to the
grave. Mr.. Harris was formerly men,
Der Of Company A, 1st W. Va. Vol. In.
iautry. e. -,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-12

THE CHILD AT THE OPERA HousE.-
Miss Lsura Alberta again attracted o fine
audience to the Opera House last evening.
For q child Of twelve years she is really q
prodigy, and every one should see her.
This afternoon uncle Toms Cabin" will
be presented, when Miss Alberta and Mr..
Harrison close their engagement in this
city. g. rl.s,s .s-. as'.ofT
Tonight the fayorite actor, Mr.. Oliver
Doud Byron, will make his bow In the
great California sensation, "Ben. McCul-
Tough" Mr.. Byron has fine reputation,
aud will no doubt draw crowded houses.
In order that all the children may have
an opportunity to see little Laura as
"Topsey," Mr.. Fitzsimmons has gener
ously reduced the price Of admission to25
cents for the young people. 80. =,