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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-10
C,o.,p. or medical Schools.

PARIS, February S,-The Govern
ment, without stating its reason for 30
doing has issued 80 order, directing
the closing Of the Medical Schools at
Montpelier.
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BANKRUPT NOTIUE.

TN THE DISTRICT COUNT or THG
i United States frr the District Of West
Virginia. In bankruptcy
In the matter OF James d. Holmes aud
" illIam ii. Adams. bankrupts.
District of West Virginia, ss.:
This IN 10 give notice that on the 9Th day
Of February, Ig1a, n warrant of bankruptcy
was issucd out OF the DDtrict Court Of this
United II atAs for the District of ws>t Vir-
einis, against the estates, partnerxDip and
individual. Of James %. Holmei and vii.
liam II. Adams. partners a. Holmes q
Adams OF Grafton. 10 The county OF Taylor,
In aid District, who have been adjudged
bankTupts, on their own pssitien. that tbs
payment Of sny debts and the delivery Of
any property belonging 10 said baDkrupts,
10 them or for their use, and the transfer OF
any property by them, are forbi den By
law and that mestlng OF The creditors of
said bankrupts, u prove their debts and To
choose one or more assignees OF their part
nsrsblp and individual estates will be beld
Al "A Court Of bankruptcy, 10 be holden at
Grafton. Tsy lor county, West virginia, st
the store room of said bankrupis, before
Gorge Is. Caldwell. Esq., Register In i,snk-
ruptcy fT saId District, on Ito I'd day Of
March, A. ID. 1913. 1t O'Clock Pm
HEDjMAN SLACK,
fsb7.rF U.s.. Marshal for said District.
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Snow storm.

The Northern portion OF France has
Just been visited by q heavy snow
storm. Roilway travel is blockaded.
The English mails are two dsys over
due
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BY TELEGRAPH.
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NEW YORK.
Had for stokes.

NEW YORK, Feb. S-Information
has just reached here that Judge
Broadman has denied the application
for writ of error with stay of pro-
ceedings in the Stokes case, but has
not yet decided the motion for new
trial
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As TO the
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A Court, at Lisieux, has sentenced
nine persons to psy fines, and suffer
Imprisonment for connection with the
Interpationalists.
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Henry Ward Beecber.

Rev. Henry Ward Beecher starts on
Monday next, Oh western lectarinE :
tour. His subjects are Compulsory
Education" snd Manhood versus mo-
new"
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Col. Bee appeared before the senate
COMMITTEES on postofflces and post roadf
to-day, and was granted a rehearlng on OF
the snbject of toe Webb Subsidy bill;
The Committee agreed to report the bill
to the Serate, next Monday 80 az
amendment to the postothce aPproPria
ton bill, extending the service 'rom
Honolulu to Australia. ~ -
Mr.. Cole offered IS substitute tnt
Burnside bill, which was rejected oy
vote of FIVE to one. Other arnendment'
ottsrsd By Mr.. Cole, we're al voted down
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Feb. S.-The call
to be issued on the first of March
next, for one hundred million OF
1923, will be similar in every re-
spect to that issued yesterday morn
ing, which was revoked by Secretary
Boutwell,. 1t is said to be probable
that almost Immediately after the
issue of the call another will be issued
for like amount.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-25

Brazilian Minister; Colonel Freyre; the Por-
tuguesc Minister; the Peruvian Minister; Rus
sian Minister and his lie cation; .Jud re Richard
son, Mrs. George Richai dson and Miss Bartlett;
General and Mrs. Marcy; Judge Macarthur;
Mr.. Ely and Mr.. Roosev welt of the House, the
latter claims to be penitent for abusing our
city and its best interests so; Mr.. Howard, OF
the Mixed Claims Commission, genial as always.
Mr.. Westenburg, Minister from Holland; Mr..
Robertson and Mr.. Charlton, OF the British le-
CATION; Mr.. A. Grip and the German Minister.
- Mrs. Roosevelt, of New York, intends to
give an entertainment to the lady correspond
ents in Washington.
Tonight Messrs Marini & Bates give their
attractive annual fancy ball for children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-25

THE COAL MARKET. - The PHILADELPHIA
Ledger says: The retail trade continues active
and prices are firmly maintained. There is a
good feeling In the coal market, though trade
has not been quite so active for February as it
probably will be. The outlook favOrs a good
demand for coal, and a further advance of
prices will be inaugurated with the incoming of
March. The average prices Of coal for February
have been such as to warrant an ad y ance of
per cent. above Ia v basis of wages. The trade
Is steadily increasing and Strengthening in
prices The season has rarely opened more
faYOralllY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-25

GERMANY's GRIP ON FRANCE.-The state
nent is made on official authority in Berlin that
negotiations for expediting the evacuation of
French territory has not even been commenced.
By March three and a half millards OF war in
demnity will have been received from France,
and by July the payment of the fourth millard
will be completed. Then negotiations will ne
in order touching the early PAYNE mt of the fifth
millard, on which a further withdrawal of
troops will depend. The impression is that
Germany is looking to the possibility of Pres
ident Theirs overthrow at any moment, and
will not evacuate Belfont until the entire in
demnity Is paid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-25

CHILD MURDERER STRUCK WITH BLIND
NEss.-William H. Beck, blind man, and a
notorious character, residing at No. "a Doug glass
street, Indianapolis, has made a confession of
the murder Of two children, Mary Hennerby
and Catherine Guinter, aged respectively ii
and years The murder was committed in
June, 1870, along the banks of the White river,
near that city, and created most intense excite
nent at the time, but no possible clue could be
obtained as to the guilty party. Beck was ar
blind SINCE the murder of the children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-25
ALMOST MURDKR.-A serious cutting affra

ALMOST MURDER-A serious cutting ARRAY
occurred in Danville, Va, on Tuesday evening
last. Christopher Craft, c0l0red merchant,
used insulting language to the wife Of william
Jefreys, Q cOiored physician. The doctor re-
monstrated with Craft about it, and fist fight
fight retired, when Craft armed himself with
large knife, attacked Jeffreys and stabbed him
severely several times in the side and abdomen.
II Is thought Jefreys cannot recover. Craft
iail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-25

ELECTION RIOTS IN QUEBEc-TUo Mem Killed
and q 6as6ey We0nded.-The nomination Of can
didates for the Quebec east division in the Pro-
day. At IL O'Clock . riot began between the
conservative and national party, lasting an hour
and half, during which two men we're killed
and numoer fatally wounded. Pelletier, the
candidate Of the national party, was badly beat
en-. The conaiets continued throughout the day.
Polling takes place Monday next, when a re-
excitGnent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-25

TwKKD SAFE PROM NEW YORK Lawsuit
was instituted in the supreme ceurt Of New York
yesterday morning to compel VIM. NJ. Tweed
10 transfer to the city, without payment, GER
tain property which he . said to have purchased
thereon Q storage reservoir with Croton water.
Counsel Cor Tweed demurred on tho grounds
INST the complaint did not STATE euficient cause
for action, aSld that IL united two causes Of &C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-25

PERsoSAL.-SeDator Summers health has
materially improved of late, and he IS now prJ-
Bounced out of danger.
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WILMINGTON THEATER COMIQUE.
w lEleyeEth street, south Pennsy ly aniA axenus

ut.l
ANOTHER SrUPENDoCS ATTRACTION
THE SCAR VARIETIES OF AMERICA
kneas. ment OF ti.r Beautiful and DaSiing
hikALf1 >l>1ERSt hIRALFl SISTERS .
III" LhaTnIBg The Fascinating
kAIlE. EMELINE.
The prominent members Of the Celebrated
bIRALFI TROUPE, hIRALFY TROVPE
The great English Afheser,
NICToRELLI BROTHERS,
The great Dutch Comedian and Eccestri-t-
eEc- = Knight GEO. ). KNIGHT +,
New Ball't- by our Great Ballet Troupe.
Miss@S Lsnfretta, Sallie Chapman, Emma Marsh,
Emily smith >aliie WeSner, Fannie Nav. Julia b n
sBi Carrie Weston.
The great Song and Dance Men. COLLIER
BROTHEESl The fayorife Irish Vocalist. PAT
koUNE1 The favorite Actress AMANDA LEE )
49,. Tbs D. pu!ar Character Dancers,
Gus PETEkS and VI LIE ANNETTA ,
bICk PARkER, OTTO BURBANK I,
The great Comedians,
JAMES DOUGLAS, X. JEAN BUCKLEY
And cur u-uai Mammoth Company in a great bill
With q novel and sensational afterpiece.
natIBees WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-25

AMONG THE CROWD OF outsiders who overrun
the House reporters gallery to-day was ex-
IOUBdmaster Hoover and a number of other
'.iOurnalists'' of the same description.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-25

THERE WAS III IL ATTENDANCE at Cabinet
meeting to-day. Only routine business was
rranSact0n-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-25

NAVAL CHASGEs.-Masters III. III. NJ. Rich
ards and Herbert WinslOw are ordered to the
NaTragansett, Pacific fleet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-25

THEFARRAGUT SrATUE.-Tbe joint commit
tee on public buildings and grounds to-day de-
termined to hold another meeting on Thursday
OF this week, to decide upon the respective
merits OF the models for a Farragut statue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-25

. Pom FlExDIsaxsss. - The SprineaeAd,
Naee., scamp who spoils ladies' droesBs With
tobacco juice still speeds his conquering flight
onward, and ruined three dresses at wedding
the other night.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

MR. JOSEPH JEFFERSON,
In DION BOUtICAULT'S version Of
NASHINGIOS IRyINGS LEGENDARY Ro-
NANCE,
RIP VAN WINNIE.
MONDAY, I'll ESDAF, AND "WEDNESDAY EVE
NINGS.
Choice seat ran b" reserved nv application at the
Sla.
Admission Tickets. 81
CHARLOTTE CUSHNAN,
MnNnkN Narch
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvESUE-The receipts from this
source TODAY were SI59 .52sG3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-25

Mr.. W. l.. SCRUGG, of Georgia, editor Of the
Atlanta Mig, has been appointed minister
resident from this government to the United
States of Colombia, vice Gen. Hurlbuft, of H.,
who succeeds Mr. Farnsworth in Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-25

1T SEEMS NOT UNLIKELY that the House, in
order to get rid of its mobiier elephant may
adopt Gen. Buffers resolution turning over the
whole matter TO the United States District At
torney for the District of Columbia to be dealt
with by the grand jury at its ne Xt session.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-25

AMONG THOSE WHO SAW THE PRESIDENT
TO day were Senators Wilson. Howe, Caliwell,
Spencer, Lewis and Alcorn, and large number
OF Representatives, the Commissioner of Inter
nal Revenue, and quite a number OF strangers
who called TO pay their respects.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-25
LECTURES.

DOST NEMENT
GEO WILLIAM CURTIS LECTURE
In scnseQuence ii the illness Of Mr.. curtis lac
Will ho; be able to deliver the Lecture announced for
To morrow Evening at Lincoln Hall. Due not ice
will be given a. soon the date can be Arranged
which will probably De- about March Iesh. f82t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-25

INfOErANT To SAVINGS BANKs.-The Senate
finance committee at its meeting to-day agreed
to report bill to require reports OF savings
banks organized under the laws of the United
States, and for other purposes. The bill pro-
vides that all savings banks, or trust companies
organized or claiming to act under authority OF
any act Of Congress, shall be required to make
to the Controller OF the Currency and publish
all the reports which national banking a ssocia-
tons are required to make. Section two pro-
vides for the repeal OF so much of section two of
an act entitled "An act exempting from taxes
certain property in the District of Columbia a nd
TO amend the act entitled An act to provide
for the creation of corporations i'm the District
OF Columbia by general law approved June II .
1879, as authorizes the organization of savings
BANKS in The District Of Columbia under the
provisions of section four of an act entitled can
act to provide for the creation of corporations in
the District vi Columbia by general law"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-25

The SyNDICArE.-Up to date the Treasury
department has issued about $40, 900 900 new
tive per cent bonds to the syndicate to supply
American subscribers. The syndicate have 50
far more than complied with the terms of their
contract, requiring them to pay so much, or
rather TO take so many of the new bonds in or
der to ''clinch the bargains"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-25

IRE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE this morn
ingeNamined Mr.. King, postmaster OF the House
in relation to what he knew Of money being
paid to members to secure increased SUBSIDY for
The Pacific Mail Steamship company, and he
testified that he had no knowledge whatever OF
any money having been paid for any such pur-
pose. Other witnesses will be examined to-
morrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-25

0Snow Tell mthe north Of England on Sun.
day and in the south yesterday.
HThe Union Passenger railroad compan,
OF PhilsdelPhia, subscribed $4,000 to the cen
n1The Portuguese Cortes has passed hill
authorizing the calling out of the reserves for
the protection OF the frontier.
Eat meeting of the guardians of the Door
OF fhiiade!phia. yesterday afternoon it was re-
ported that ,024 persons were in the almshouse:
larger number than ever before known.
@1n the English house of commons hast
evening Mr.. John Bright took his seat for the
plst TINE since his prolonged illness, and was
tioudiy cheered on entering the chamber.
RJesse George. OF philadelphia, lately de-
sceafed, who was worth nearly $40 600 Is under
STOOD 20 have given nearly al his property to
charitable iustifutiops., -
~yohn W. Embrey, o. Guipepper county,
Va, freight brakeman on the Baltimore AMI
ONO railroad, fell non the train In Kingwood
sn,I yesterday norains and mas iniEsnfiy
~Ex-ssts senaSsr Graham. vreSde,. 40 !. !.
MaIkuf hank, was yesterday held BY Jucffe
Statehood, Of the United States circuit co1rf
at New York, i'm $4,000 bonds ON charees Of
embezzlencnt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-25
I AURA KEENE TROUPE.

LITERARY, DRAMATIC, AND MUSICAL Ey.
TEETA1NMENT.
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lCsssinsea - fourth pags. !
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1873-12-12
To the EfIt0r Of III Argue.
INTEnPE.sANcE,


The following essay was wriitsn by a
Young girl who is a member of our Ora
ded School, Prof Chssrs department It
speaks Tor itsell
TO where you will, and YOU will see the
effects of iBtemperance See how many
poor children are deprived OF 9 home just
because some one has INDUCED his appetite
little too much. think when Young
man fret commences to drink intoxieating
liquor. he could look torward 4 flew YEAR.
and see the awful results, he vonld never
touch ~ dr"poi hi.key, or any thing that
wonbi inioxlcas Even litfIY children
like the ta-rr oi liquor. aud Il they are
allowed tu difhk il when tirrv wnni il.
what will they he huf druusrris Wien
they are r"unE Wrn? Fir-t, shry go INTO
the SALOON with s"ine friend. aud perhaps
get to playing game OF billiards aud then
thry think they will lake drink oi vine.
and next time they take drink whi.Lry,
and 30 on antil thry become drunLnrls aud
OF course have diunkaris taF their cnm-
panlons. They are constantly A,.ncihtr1
with druDkArds, fbry will. ~ matter OF
course, torn the Jrunkards habits ln-
deed II II sad 10 dunk OF the MANI nil
lions OF dollars spent Tor lLiuor-Osrr .ix
hundred millions OF dollars spent annually
IN the United States; and il is fgdder 10
think Of the millions Of lives that are
thrown into eternity just by drinking in
ioxic"tirg liquors. Are those that I'LL the
drn"ksfls grave prepared tor their iuture
homel suppose there il not one out OF
thousand that ia prepared to meet the
great and Almighty God
IN many instances you see q man work
hard Al day aud perhaps earn one or two
dollars, aud instead Of buying bread for
bis chillren, he goes of 10 SEINE grok shop
and buys Whiskey, gets drunk; goes home
and beats be wife and children, and
suPpose the reason o; all tbi- il because
when lie was Young Wan, he gOt into
had company vent to the saloon. sud
thought he would take ju,t Zone drink for
friend.hip- sAkr-it wunld do him no
harm We'll, n he would not take any
more ] suppose it would not do hin any
harm. Th, next time, hs thinks j. did
him 10 harm the last time, and 60 bs will
take is' one more drink and ~ he con,
tinues usrl he cant control Lu appe,
tite
Nov, Joy', don't drink, chew, or smuke
bu, remember to touch not, taste not, han
de not aud you viii never Ls a drunkagd
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each member OF this association TO notify
the ; 'cret 'ry, (who shall keep q lit Of all
the members, Tot the names OF all hsbi-
tusl drunkar'is, and of ''dead beats" who
are iond OF Shrinking and ye, do no, like to
pay.
Resolred, That this shall he known a
The Liquor Dealers Protective Association
oi Huntington, West Va. and its Off re "A
shall consist o: Pres V. Pres, Secretary
aud Treasurer
The Society shsll meet every MONDAY
night Al - clock, and live members shall
constitute n quorum.
The following were then elected per
manent officers.
Pres. W. Nerlsnder Secretary II
Ware. Farther election Of officers va.
postponed until next meeting. Mes-rs
McNulty and Verl ,nder were appointed =
COMMITTEE to procure room in which to
hold merting-
Resolved. That these proceedings b.
published in both the papers OF this CITY
on motion, the meeting adjourned un-
t'l next Monday evening, 81 O'Clock
j. w. N.RL,SpER, Tenn. Sec
+. II. WARS, Ten. Chairman
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COUNCIL PnOCEEDsSGs.

Council met pursuant to adjournment,
Ills Honor the Mayor in the Chair. Pres
cut, Recorder Obey, Counoilmen Enslow,
Emmons aud Verlauler. Absent Couu-
cilmen Burdick and Mitchell.
Minutes ilast meeting were read and ap.
proved.
The following accounts were presested
approved and the Secretary OF the Board
Of Education instructed to draw orders on
the County Sheriff for the amount
Russel & Miller, buckets for schools, $40
g. NJ. Adams, coal Z" 900
A. B. Palmer, putting school seats up 2l,90
The following accounts were presented,
approved and the Recorder instructed to
draw orders on the city Treasury for the
amount.
Argus, publishing tax notice &c. 500
Independent, bill, 975
On motion, the Recorder was instructed TO
draw orders on the city Treasurer and
Couniy Sheriff respectively in favor OF the
the Central Land Company OF West Va.
Ior tic amount OF payment ana interest
due on the lots purchased OF them for the
City Hall and the 4ih Avenue school
On motion, the Recorder was authorized
to draw orders on the City Treasurer for
any bills against the city on nc cunt OF
Street Commissioner services on street
work done when the said bills are approved
hy the street l,n,nnnitta
On motion, action on A. B PAlmers
claim for addIrivnal compensation WAS de-
ferred until next meeting.
J. X. * r. shore, per J. T. Michael
made application to have the tax-Gssess-
ment on their Planning Mill building re-
duced, action upon which WAS deferred un-
I'll next meeting.
On motion, it WAS ordered that the Pub
lie schools shall be closed Tor vacation
from the evening OF d cember 9th 1873.
to the morning OF January 5th, 1874.
On motion, Councilman Burdick was
appointed a Committee to act with the
Marshal in making personal eHsmina-
OF all buildings in order 10 carry out the
ordinance regarding the prevention OF fires.
On motion, the Council ADJOURNED to Tues.
day December 23I 2 p. III.
JonS II OLRY, Recorder.
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For the Huntington Argus.
Temperance What ItIs

DO the hst paper briefly considered
Temperance ~ rule OF aciiIu applied
generally ] propose now Go di.cu.s spc
cidca'ly Temperance h. appliyi G, the u.e
Of Intoxicating liquors
presume no one. not even the most sr
dent Anl uncomprom.siug advocate q the
u-e of intoxicating liquor, Will attsmIt 10
excuse Or psilia's absulute aui grovslliBg
drunkenness ! dare s4y suat oil vill ssrss
that the prison Nho, from the vac oi d
qsSr, 'ss gger. upon the street, apd .'um 6lss
liro the gutter, Ahd bscOmss bssousd and
d,haueAsd - one vAe d~grlsa ssli, ".