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National Republican., 1873-11-24
yI.i, OF Kaishf. Of Py,hias to BaI,Imsrs

this city are expected TO visit Baltimore on
THANKSGIVING day. Tho lodges, upon arriving
there, arc 20 be escorted through The principal
streets by Golden Lodge No. l, and Will part6ke
and pleasant.
National Republican., 1873-11-24

Experience shows that We are entirely uncop.
sclous OF . uniform and steady motion, sAd tat
Il Il impossible 10 detect such Q motion except
by comparison with somebody which We take 10
be at rsst. This was illustrated By the motion
Of Q steamboat However swim she may be
going, people can walk about In her Just a II
water will seem 10 Be moving past II 4 d,rec-
ton opposite that OF the real motioa u the vus-
eel. Whenever q spectator 10 uncoasctuusfy IN
motion, bodies At rest seem 70 be moving In -
aclrae, The bediss will seem 10 Be describlaf
National Republican., 1873-11-24

psJs u gthsfsise, that 10, that they could be
eessi " W nifselcs-suspension or intercept
National Republican., 1873-11-24

A QUESTION: for the teachers and wcaolau Of
In Nattans advertisement In this eoiunnf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-17

New YoRK, April G.-Flour-Dull
and heavy; superfne western and
State S. 9OaO 40; common to good
So O0a7 80; good to choice 81 G5aS 20;
white wheat extra IS 50alO so. Wheat
Dull and lower, holders disposed to
realize and offer stock freely; amber Mich.
igan ahoat, 81 O.; No, 3 spring, 81 5Os
/ 60; red western 81 S0A1 50; amber west.
crn 81 90; white western, in store, So 10A
200. Ryc-Dull; western SEC. Barley
In buyers favor; western 81 90, Corn
Firm, with lair demand; new mixed
western Glfc; old, Hlloat, 85SaG0c. Oats
"A shade iirmer, with moderate bust
ness; new mixed western 5Os54; white
western 52ia5Gic. WoOl-Dull and ir.
regular; unwashed SIC; Ohio 52a5jc; Iowa
53C. ColIee-Lower, good demand; Rio
1Gia19Sc, Sugar-Irregular; fair to good
refining 7iaSsc. MOlasses-Firm; Cuba
SAC; Porto Rico Coo. Realistically at u
Sic Cheese-12tN1G3C.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-17
Now York Dry Goods Market.

New York, April 1O.-Trade move
ment was only moderately brisk today
Jobbers and commission houses report q
quiet business. The market for cotton
goods is unchanged and fairly active fol-
best makes Of sheetings, shirtings and
colOred Cottons. Broadway brown sheet
ings, now, 12ic. Cottonades more in de-
mand, and glazed cambrics moving free.
ly. Prints more active for white ground
Iancies and fancy Polka spot. Dress goods
and shawls quiet, and wOolens dull. For
eign goods inactive: The Daily Bulletin
says some failures among linen importers
are reported. Ribbons, laces and French
dress fabrics are selling low at auction.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-17

Embraces in a great degree all tho
principles of Schencks Pulmonic Syrup
and while as pleasant 10 the palate us the
purest of coniections, its medicinal proper.
Tics render it ehectual in coughs, colds
bronChohial and catarrhal affections, &c.
II is the most acceptable remedy for chill
dren or infants, and can be given with
impunity; while for professional gentle
men. or those who suffer from loss Of vice,
1t is Indispensable.
These candies are put up in 25 cent
boxes convenient for the pocket, and arc
for sale by all druggists and dcaler9.
J. II. scHENCK & Son, N. Z. corner Sixth
and Arch Sts., Phila. cod.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-17
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
NARAETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Another Black Day In Wall Street.
Heavy Failure and Almost Panic.
Great Decline In Stocks.
Great Decline In Stocks.
Better Feeling at tho Close.
NEW YORK MONEY AND STOCK MARKET.


NEW YORK MONEY AND STOCK MARKET.
New YoRK, April 1.-THE pres
sure in the money market has result
ed in some serious consequences, inClud-
ing a general decline in values on the
Stock Exchange. The failure Of the firm
Of Barton &.Allen was announced at two
o'clock, causing a general panicky feeling,
in which there was a fall OF ! 10 Y per
cent in values In omission. The house
was supposed to be the confidential agents
of Commodore Vanderbilt, the senior
member being his nephew and the Junior
his grandson. Under the announcement
Of their inability to meet engagements
stocks were thrown overheard, amidst the
widest confusion, for any price Theiai!-
urc is understood 10 be the result Of car
rying Union Pacific, Lake Shore, Western
Union and New York Central stocks in
the extremely stringent money market Of
tho past three weeks. The daily large
commissions having eaten up the cash
resources Of the firm, and so taxed those
OF its customers that they were unable to
respond. Other suspensions arc rumor-
but not confirmed The market finally
rallied 10 a considerable extent from its
extreme depression, and closed quite
steady with indications that tho worst is
over. 1t is the general belief that the
financial storm will clear the atmosphere,
and that Wall Street is on the eve OF q bet
ter condition Of affairs. There are many
complaints of the persistency OF the street
parties on the usury matter, and the claim
Is, that but for their Intervention the
panic of to-day would not have occurred.
MONEY-scarce and dcarer; to-day the
early business on call was at tag per
diem, but during the afternoon the rates
advanced TO cat, and after 8 o'clock deal
ings were at !as per cent; just before a
o'clock the rate fell to 7per cent. Ex-
press Companies received $1,7jO,0OO to-
day. Outstanding legal tenders show q
decrease Of 100000.
FOREIGN ExCHANGE-ucavy and sales
made Tor cash from 1911 down to JOY
for 60 days sterling; 11SE to 11S ZIG for
sight, while cable transfers were offered
at 1881 cash for tomorrow.
GoLD-Weali early in the day and fell
to 117t; and afterwards became tirmCr,
rising to 111s, but finally declined 10
1174a117s. Loans at 9a5 per cent for
carrying and fiat for borrowing. Clear
ings $l24,OOOOOO. Treasury disburSe.
ments $1G9OOO Custom receipts $410,.
900. The Treasury sells $l.5OOOOO TO.
morrow.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-17

CxCINNATE, April 1O.-Flour-Firm
81 5Oa7 G5. Wheat-Quict 81 O5a1 g.
Corn-Firm 4lc RYe-Quiet SOC. Oats
Steady 32a8S BarleY-Unchanged.
Provisi6ns-Strong and active, Pork
Sales at $l7 co. Lard-Very firm with
good demand; steam esasic; kettle SIC
Bulk Mcats-Strong; shoulders 0saOic
clear rib sides SgsSic; clear SIC. Bacon
Stronger; shoulder 7ha7tc; clear rit
sides OtsO4c; clear 0ia99C. Whisky
Steady Mt sec.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-17
GovERNMENTs-Dull, closing feverish.
STATE BoNDs-Ncgleclcd.

pTATE OONDS-NcbIeClcu'
SrocKs-During the first half.hour Of
business on stock Exchange an advance
of TAI per cent was made and the market
firm but q free selling movement prevail
ed at first board and prices by noon were
slightly lower. During tho second call the
market was very excited and prices rap
idly declined from / to nearly s per cent.
Western Union falling to 70; New York
Central Oh; Lake Shore 10 $751;; Pacific
Mail to 531; Erie to GSs; Rock Island to
1O4i; Wabash to CO; Union Pacific 10 25i
Ohio's TO 4S5; Cleveland, Columbus & In
diana Central TO 359; Harlem to 100 and
St. Paul to "a. Subsequently there was q
recovery Of 1a43 per cent chiefly in the
stocks above mentioned and the market
closed quite strong. At q meeting Of the
directors Of the Columbus, Chicago & In.
diana Central 1t was determined to enter
into m arrangement to secure it full
share o! business of all connecting lines
East and West. The contract with the
Hooking Valley Road was also pefeCted,
making the Columbus, Chicago & Indiana
Central an important coal road.
$l,142,00O cancelled gold certificates
was sent to Washington.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-17
R,LONGD
IN
CONSUMPTION.
Its EARLY Manifestations.

II you have q persistent cough. at llst dry AND
hacking, afterwards attended with irOthy OK
poCtoratlon, with wandering pains In tho chest
loss Of flesh, &c, in oil probability you are tend
ing 10 Consumption; II you have hAemoptysiI
| or blood splitting, even teaspoontal, this pro
liability Is increased 10 an almost Certainty.
II your breathing is harsh and hurried and
deep inspirations provoke short dry, hacking
| cough with cracking sound In tho chest, or Il
the voice becomes permanently weak and hoArse
there can DO but little doubt that you d!Tsadl
hare Consumption,
II you arc iree from dysentery. have not lived
In tropical climate and have obstinate diRrthG9
even though you have no cough you are Hke'I
II yolr dlArrhGS Is followed by tho chest Symp
toms, the existence or COnSumPtIOHJ dlnOSt az
dbGOIU.6 etrtdtHty.
II You are not addicted to enerVatIng habits
solitary vices or dissOlute lie and arc steadily
losing weight, you arc surely tending to Con
| sumption.
il any or all OF tho above symptoms have de.
veloped themselves In your case, your only course
Is Rn Immediate examination Of your Lungs and
the prompt adoption Of appropriate treGtHSnt
In the early stage OF consumption radical
euro may often be Effected but every step The
disease advances, The less certain ara ne chance
for FecOEtTy.
No human skill, no means on earth can save
tho patient after the disease Is well GstaeiEhed
and the lung tissue destroyed. Thousands per
len car after year mat mlBuL nhVc Uceu EANeu "
time and appropriate treatment,
You pay large sums annually for the insurance
Of your houses against fire, how much more "a,
tlOnAl to pay few dollars 10 q well educated
phyticiAu Of experience and Eklll In these mAlA
dies for an occasional examination OF your LnnHl
In order 10 Insure them dgdinSt he approach " q
disease that has HrePt lts millions 10 WHtlnlelI
1rdpeS.
Our treatment, az rel as our mode Of applying
II, seldom falls TO cure CAtArrh, Bronchitis, scro
lulA and all diseases that lead to Consump
ton. There can DO no longer any doubt o.
the eflca' y Of onr treatment In the ailments tC
which our practice 10 mainly devoted. We ar
anime more cases Of Chronic Disease In a Jsil
months than ply BiclAns In ordinary practice u
In a hfttlEle and our great Suoct@ N their treat
ment Is only The ndtttrG! result Of our enlarged
experience.
Fees for consultation. examination, advice ant
| treatment within the reach Of all
Medicines for ali Diseases by mall and express
/ TO all parts OF tho country.
oFFICE HOURS.-s to u, 1850 to 8, and $50 10 9
1. H. LONGDON, A. M.,M.D.
WEST SIDE FIFTH STREET,
BolwooaMOnrOo and ouincy,O opposite Cathedral
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-17

and we betGke ourselfin fear and tremb-
ling in the friendly shadow Of the nearest
corner. but 10y, Joy, our heart beats again,
md Tho life blood courses through or
veins with renewed vigor, for We sec by
the heavenly radianCothat Eliminates his
whole counIenanCe and metamorphoses
him entirely, that he has concluded to
publish our article. Adicu. G. f H.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-17
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, April 1G.-All quotations o.
Grain are on the basis of2c additional per
bushel for storage. Flour-Quiet and un
changed. Wheat-No. 2, spring 81 19t
Corn-No. 3, mixed 8!ta34Sc. 0ats-NO
9, 27tc. Rye-No. 9, CSC. Barley
Quiet but higher; fall No. 9, 70ac. Meas
Pork-Opened.6rm but closed dull 1G so
Lard-$8 40. Bulk Meats-Shoulders
GiC; short rib middIes Sic; short cleaI
Steal loose, BsCon-UnChaDged. Whisky
Held at SIC.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-17

BALTIMORE, April 1G.-Flour- Improved
demand, prices unchanged. Wheat
Steady and firm; western red 81 90A1 IS;
amber 81 goal O5. Corn-NIixed wes-
tern quiet, 0l4c. ORts-Quiet, mixed
western 49a50C; white sic. Rye-Quiet
Provisions-Strong; no stock offering,
Lard-Firm and higher, 0a0tc. Butter
Western scarce and wanted. Whisky
Firm OF Ole. ........
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-17
Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, April l0-Flour-UnChangcd
Wheat-SteadY with moderate demand;
extra white Michigan 81 95; amber Michi.
gan 81 0S; No. l rcd $l7A3; No. 2 do
Fl o.. Corn-Quict; hi Oh mixed 44c,
Oats-A shade higher; Michigan 88c.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1873-03-23

4llaiar tpar blei9 tpie Der Sob, unb ME In
8lihenoer 5ieberbiBe bafteten feline ansen
an Soft Wobantet.
Oas tpor fein Gennen tlte6r, fonbern elm
&aien auf Gturmesfliigeln. Sie 8ferbe
beriibrten nit ibren SsiiBen faum ben Bp=
ben; es icbien, als ipiirben iie bur4 bic
2uft eetraeen. Simmer ndber unb ndber
famen tie, - oa prallten lie aneinanber.
Cine Staubtpolfe erbpb iib iofort iiber
Der Stelle, 100 Der 3uIammenitoB erfol9t
mar.
glls Der Gtaub perflogen tpar, bot fi1
eit i1redli1er Mnblid bar. Ser Gappe
lag ausgeIfredt atf ber Geite unb 3udte
r6heln6 NIT ben SinterfiiBen. 9rei
S1ritte tpeiter lag Mlaiar nit blntbeoef=
tenn @eli4te; ct tpar obne 8eiinnung, piel=
feiht to6t, nit 6er 3ed)ten bielt ct frampf=
baft bas sottiee Sen bes tooten 3ieeer=
bofs felf, Der rieben ibm lag. Mufreht duf
ieinent Sbaumbebedten, aitternben Bralis
nen belt Soft Mpbamet 0oneben uno
i9aute tpie irrlinnig ouf ben perenbenben
&oppen.
&ai9 tpar G'obai nit ieinem @eFolae
beraneeIprengt uno bonn Yferoe oeitieaen !;
Die @inen umrineten NIIaiar, bic An6ern
manoten lire MufmertIamteit bem iferbens
ben Gappen slt. Oa, bi9t unter bem
Ser3en beg Sbieres itefte Der nit Silber
nno SurtiIen per5ierte @riff zines We6ers.
Nlle ipuBten, tpenl bas WteIier aeb6rte nnb
Nlle blidten na9 9Dit Wtohamet bin.
9o9, tpo tuar 9oit Mobamet? Ginen
Iueenblif 3ubor nod bate ct ouf bieier
Steue eebalten. Sort, melt in bic Steppe
btnaus aog ii6 tuirbelno eine iueiBeGtaub-
wolfe oabin!
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1873-03-23
Gin permeaener aiitt.

Chen iogte Der lebte 2ocalsua BON gots-
oam mad Berlin pom 8abnbpf 3eblenborf
abgeben; f9on NOR bas 6ignal aeseben,
ole Soeomotipe pfiff = ba fam afhemIos
nod elm 8erliner Rinb baber gaIoppirt.
Iai4 enti6Ioiien eilt unier 9erliner Dem
3aae naA. padt ben Buffer i,nb fhfpinst
il4 - in ben Sattel bes Id9molriifiaen
gilengauls. tn6 fortuna adjuvat au-
daces!" Ser YufTerreiter bdit elidlid
Balance unb Sdentelbruf bis Sur Station
2ihterfelbe, mo- bic gonbueteure, bic BE-.
munbernb bas g1dgeiiiIf qeId5aut, elm
rnenidlih Ribren fiiblen un6 benz fiibnen
Geiter su eireni bequemeren plabe perbel=
ten,. aber freili6 rur, I'm TIN Bel Der Mns
fuuft In bein erfebnten Berlin Der Batns
hofspoliaei 5u iiberliefsrn, bic befanntlidb
feinen gnthuiiasmus fiir Brapourifiide
bat un6 bic Sbentitdt beg 0ampfreiterS
feififellte. UNI ibn ndhfiens bonn Boliaeis
ri6ter 5ll BET berausgeforoerten Gtroie
uerurtbeilen aa Iaiien.
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p6antalle.

Sinaa, binan 8um fproFsnrei6en eb;eoer.
Oman gum Hih'ssn Ooi3, Oer buute edatter
tbeilt
Sinan, binan! init srinienb malten, sIiioel.
Bic ibr bas 8ieI gbermopbla srsiIt.
Sic fdpeben bin anf solo'nsn Mebenilutten.
llno @biloinsle ielbit bsrHtinsrt i9rsu aauf.
Nan borti Sbal elm Fitnmerno edo blutsn,
unb aus bem nil ieimt sababamautaus euf,
gal pie fie d&st i'm froHissn geibmeibe,
Das Giisa traufeIub nad NM Sesatombsn
ipirbf,
Die raibe 8ilOsrnslt i'm gremitenffsibe
Grbsbet laut, - uuO 2sbiatban firbt.
Sinbte, biupesl ibr Giamaattnfdatttn,
Der MsIten f1n0Oe 2nR tatbldttert esrtbas
Haub;
aapns Gbinas 86gel ~ nit KnsmOnsn sattsa,
&tar1t ei,s Sela6 II msItsabiatasnRanb.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1873-03-23

-
Ser raabe Wdrs if tpieber bier
Mtit MoIten, @inb unb eanne reid;
GO brauif fein @ebfn bur6's 8sbier
Sm fonu'seu &baI entIans benz Seib.
Aur @euiee berfnnbeu Sob
Bon Dir, Wfonat tou uno ipiIb! -
Do6 briht aud Ios bein faIt Getob',
Sd srIf bid benuo6banterfIIIt
Du brinsft bem Norben nieberum
Die Scnne tparin unb Id6eInb nit;
On sebH idon NIT ben, GribIins um,
Der NIT biz tommt auf Sdritt unS Sritt,
gus oeinem bunfeln SturmeSreid
2a6t mander Sag 70 f90n nnb Ii6t,
Bebt SriblinssIuft eriparmenb, neia,
Sdon RaienbIau ben pimneI f6miGt.
Drum raufd)e an bu Gtursba9 Iant,
GntfeheIt bon bes @inters @raus
gerIab' bic SnseI ueib..rsraut
nnb ell in's Ietr nit 2irm un6 8raas.
Des @interfurmes trubite Na&t
1lmbiIIt bic SdOnbeit ibrer Gln6t;
Aas ibren, ifarrfen BiIbt Iadt
Gin Bug, Der nilb su trSfen ia9t.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1873-03-23

Gin Serr @. 8. Barnes In MIbanh
Oregon, bat ben BDrmunb eires 13jdbri2
gen Sunaen anf $4,000 G6abeneriat3
osrtiast neil er bon bem Sunsen srauiaun
our49eprugelt iuurbe.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1873-03-23

Bei Dunl1 In galifornien wurbe Die
Sett9e etnes Utannes aefun6en, ben Hie~
ntdno fannte. Reine Yopiere ober iraenb
anoere Mnsethen lieben auf Ieinen Namer
Ooer feline 0erbdltnifie 5dlieben. Da er
ieoob bret falf9e Diamantringe an ieber
Sano trug, 70 i9loB man .baB er elm See
benss sWerIi6ernnsssMgent mar.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1873-03-23

Sie Sruppen Snfel 6am's in CAMP
Douglas bet Solt Safe laEgmeilen itdb
uno haben besbalb StDsi Minifrel Srupps
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1873-03-23

Das ihperffe @ebirn, bas Bis jebt
becabahtet inuroe, lit bos eines 3iegel-
iteinlegers bon Suiier in gnalanb. Oas-
+ielbe tpog 67 nn5en. Ntan iagt niibt, baR
ct oeBhalb eitl @emie mar.
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DER .MlOnat Alar,.

asbsiess aus BEN snslifsm Don Or. =. caring.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1873-03-23

SIN gunbes=B Budget jinb 100000 fir
bic Beobadtuna bes 9urhgangs ber
Uenns onrh bic Sonne i'm Sabr 1874 aus
geiebt. Befanntlid tperoen ale gebiloeten
ytationett iuetteifern. bieies In ipifieninaft~
liher Siniiht b09ff tpt6tise greieniB 10
nuBbrinsen6 als m6glim AZ MAIDEN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-04

A sMART MAN.-Hr. Filbertson, Of
North Wheeling, read in the papers that
a man was sent by his wife for A"sWitch,"
and taking two home, changed the tags
on the way. OF course his vile selected
tho one marked twenty-five dollars,
when in reality It was only worth ten,
and the discarded one twenty-five. Mrs.
Filbertson sent Mr.. FilbertSon down
street on Saturday TO procure 8 pair oil
ear rings for her. Mr.. F. was fearful that
he could not suit Mrs. F., 80 he took two
pair home. One pair was worth eighteen
dollars, and the other four. Mr.. F. made
the jeWeler mark the boxes plainly, and
on the way home he changed them, put
ting the eighteen dollar set in the four dol
ar box. Mrs. F. Is not q very shreWd
woman, but she wanted something nice
And-and. cheap, 50 she said "John I will
take these at four dollars, the others arc
too high priced" You see Mrs. +. knows
a little about iewelry, and sometimes
reads the papers herself.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-04

Be CAREgUL-In one Of our market
houses q few mornings since, during mar
ket hours, q small package might have
been seen on the pavement close outside
a bakers counter. TWAS nicely wrapped
up, and any one who had any torethought
might easily see that "Young America"
had placed 1t there for the purpose Of see
Ing some "gull" pick It up. Many people
looked closely Of It and passed on, others
gave il a nero siding glance, and Left 1t
undisturbed. Finally, however, young
mon from tho regions Of Short Greek saw
It and made q dive for 1t, much to the
amusement Of the bystanders, and gather
ed Tint was nothing but twenty dol
lar package OF five cent pieces which had
fallen from shelf beneath the stand.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-04

RETuRNED.-The "Gilt Edged" fishing
party returned from their annual excurz
sion on Saturday evening last. They
pitched their tents this year on the South
Branch over in Hardy county, some nine
miles from Green Spring Run. They
were out two weeks, and had a jolly time
The "Ground Hogs" returned at the
same time, they having been up Wheel.
ing creek at Camp Caldwell. The Ground
Hogs might have stayed another week,
but their supply Of wet groceries became
exhausted. A.. H..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-04

GATHERED IN.-During Saturday and
Yesterday, Sergeant Davis and his depu'
u,ics gathered in five offenders against
tho Just peace and dignity OF the city, and
nut them in the Lookup Three oil them
"put up forfeit" and were released yes
tcrday. The balance will remain in dur
anCe until o'clock this morning, when
all will appear before Judge Cranmcr.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-04

OFF FOR TIE WooDs.-A fishing party,
Of which c. E'Dwight is commander in.
Chief, take mp their lipo Of march this
morning for Cold Springs, some twenty
or twenty-five miles up Wheeling Creek.
Cold Springs is ono o. the finest natural
camping grounds in the State, and the
creek near there presents the very finest
bass fishing. The woods surrounding
abound with small game and VIC presume
the club will have to charter train to
convey their llsh and game home.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-04

MUNICIPAL COURT tie above court
the case of the Bank Of British North
America rs. The Crescent Iron Company
was concluded on Saturday, the jury
bringing in verdict for the Crescent
Company. Court then adjourned until
To DAY for the purpose Of signing tho
docket, &c, after which ii will adjourn
until Cnurt In course,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-04

BEFORE U. s. COMMISSIONER oRDEs.-
Deputy U. s. Marshal Irwin arrested Carl
Schultz, Saturday morning, on charge
Of selling cigars from box not properly
stamped. The prisoner was taken before
the above c Commissioner, and waived an
examination until the 10Th inst, giving
bail in the sum OF $1,000 Tor his appear
anCc atihAttime. D
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-04

GRAND Comic Entertainment ct Lara
mics, next Monday night. by the re.
nOwned Irish comedians, Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnny Moran, who: have been engaged
by Mr.. Laramie for a short period. Como
one and all to see them. They will ap.
pear in costume, and be assisted by the
present corps.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-04

RuNAwAY.-A horse, hitched to q
wagon, IN which were seated hessrs'
Charles Berger and q. Gauding, became
unmanageablC on Main street, near Tenth,
on Friday evening last, and dashed against
II telegraph pole on the corner Of those
streets, quite severely injuring Mr. Berger.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-04

WHEELING LBRARV.-The Wheeling
Library having been closed for several
weeks, for the purpose Of cataloguing the
books md renOvating tho room, will be
opened agailt to the public today. Mem
bers 81 the Library Association, and sub
scribcrs, do not appreciate the advantages
it offers until it is closed up for short
time; then they feel tho want OF such u
place, and hail It's ro opening with delight.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-04

ATTRACTIVE ExcURAoS.-0ur friends
Of the Lutheran Sunday School never do
anything by halves. Whatever they I'M.
dcrtake to do, they 50 at II with q vim
and accomplish. They gave lew years
since the most successful excursion that
ever went from thus city, going to Roch.
ester, on the G. & p. X. r. On next
Thursday week they gro TO give another,
which will equal that one, they having
made arrangements for an excursion
some forty miles up The same road. OF
course It will DO grand success, and The
excursion Of the season, 30