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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-12

HNOR SALEs-hsssFs. heynuids 4 Co., Sl5 Market
a street annpnnee Public Sale al HOek essi n,
p2non, ". W. Il. H.. on SATURDAY, Sept. Is,
49, clock D. m, Of ~ Acres .KaOlin. Fire Brick
Gay 9o and hed hEisk Cleg Land and building Lots
DUBLIC SALE in West Wilmipetop, On Satny-
\ day. September q, Of IS Tenements paving
" to per eSat, and 70 House Lots, ali in monthly
payments, Particulars in future.
aug29-seW9W.1 s1'l = --ITIi. ;. A. BROWN.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-12
A HEAvY STOCK OV PAEL AND WTNTHR
CHEAP eooEs, AeD Shoes

II SY0o-O Se's SSer WS~-st A@rAef
ne uldssisnOA tsskset all{ t+Eoiu,S Ai9 -
isPes ana as1SRpsS ven S q ss S g III M
ANn WINTER,RQ0fA. 81 0Ea daaAk w.
IkRB, suitable Tor Ladies, 0entlensn. NilDss aRd
mldrens which aremAnul cfuESd ffoul tie hessI1as
tegia and made ID the best MANNER. and Wiibe cold
- lOF - the sane article oan Be ehlMl9e4 b IL
OrAnf other city. Ladies and aontlahaa haylal e
5y store will have the NdERntAa0 OfN laF9a and va
died assortment ftom which 10 select fAshiOaakla
|Sp4 4eat htting boot or shoe. The public are eoR-
|dtallg invited 10 call and examine my stock and
learn my exesediAEly lag prices, u ii
.ssItlO- JOHN =. RABO0cK,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-12

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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-12
YOUNG MEMS LOAN ASSOCIATION.

EoR SALE-A 'lhree-storv Brick House, -
Is sax rooms and Frame Kitchen. No so ns
ieuerson street. Lot Is feet front by li feet ig
deep- .Apply-iar terus. Sc ~ - ~
. =, -, NJ. NJ. CHILD ( CO.,
No. fW 7th st. Exchange Building
stPO dth Wilmington, Del.
EpUBLIC SALE. - Messrs REYNOLDS & co.
\ W Market street. respectfully eAll the atten-
tem Of the public t. large sale OF Bailding Lots
n 1entA street and On Delaware Avenue com
rising squares ot ground. which they will make
eptember ~. at o'clock T. NJ. aug gal-s.tt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-12
Notice to Tax Pavoro .,7
AN PAYERS TAKE NOTICE.

L - n n IA = NOTICE.
CITY AND SCHOOL TAXES FOR ls73.
r, the undersigned, Receivers of Take, for tbe
NV OF Hilinnston, will oe at the Room Yer ia, -
Market House On and after Sertsi Is-i SsiSr, ~ 81,
IIe h3nrs Of anI y In mOrnius aRl from 30
tn9aIteln noon Tor the Purpose Of receiyfn- 'fIves
deauGtQn ol i've per cent Is mad on All tsEs.
PAU "a NY Az pant IN Aagust aad 40 10 tbeolas
lDs ot toe pQhs ~ the city rite;ion flSe = fsIif
be added 70 the lii. F'' 'eH'' WV
@ ALEXANDER CHANDLER %
s,,,,.,- " WILLIAM sIILLRY
'UA -iH Receivers Of Taves
NOTICE To- TIE PUBLIC.-O On aecouut Of The
~ repairs belns done to Newport sri,lse travsI
VIII ne ssl'en'ied over il iOt few tavv,n ami an
AuufSs1ay' sept +th. GEUkdE JACkS0N
- Levy Court Com.
10y NANI \ FINE IMPORTED GERMAN
- II SiLinlE!ns Canary Bird, 60 to " n -
CuANlLERS. tll Market street and buv ~
one y ust ~, direct froul Europe a iarge ~
inv9'rs Of Sicily Canary. Hemp and Rlpe SStt
Seed which We are selling very low. -
". n. CHANDLER
"uS-' oil Market street
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-12

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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-08

The London "fractitioner' Tor July con-
tains an Interesting article on the affections
of the muscles and nerves Of the hands,
Lnown os ..vri,ers, cramp." Tho ,be5rv
~, a.. 4. .s,saS hn A.. .,ao,ri..I -.
that Tue uisease 10 causeu W 'ne cie,u,em VI
magnetic property OF the steel pen Is denied,
and apart from any argument on the subject
case. have been known where the writer used
- -, ~ ,.i,h a rarm.n .,,rar hsna,s m.
aso'u p'N "'u !, , n e', "' no
steel pen disease however Is believed TO
be caused by tho greater effort OF tho mus
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-08

THE Washington NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
seems to be the chief organ Of the Virginia
Radicals. Richmond Wing.
Tue Lynchburg Press, Richmond Stdte
Journal mud Norfolk Day Book arc cntltled
TO recognition In this connection, for the
reason that thoy have given an Intelligent
and active support to the. principles OF the
Republican party In Virginia. II has been
our fortune, with superior facilities, to take
part In the campaign now progressing, and
the result has been large additions to our cir
culation, both Of our city and weekly issues,
In the statc.-WAsnIsGToS REPUBLICAN.
Is Virginia we have somewhere In the
neighborhood Of seventy-hye or a hundred
papers, but three Of which II will be seen are
laborlng In behalf Of the right cause. Truly,
there Is a great disparity In numbers, but the
smaller numbers are backed up by Gods eter-
nal truth, while the larger are fighting with
Satan's armor only. "Whom the gods would
destroy they fret make mad" and this was
the case with the large number of Virginia
Conservative editors at the last election, In
going Into the Greeley craze. Their lunacy
was more eifectual helper to our cause than
all the power we three Virginia Republican
Journalists could possibly have Welded. We
held aloft the banner while they slaughtered
each other, And so II will be again Of this
election. They are lpnatlcs and are bound to
do some crazy thing. NORFOLK boy Book.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-08

TsE TIDE or IMMIGRATION continues to
roll to cur shores In almost undiminished force
and volume. During the month OF July alone
the number OF immlgrans who arrived at the
port of New York was e3,65I. For the cor
responding month year ago thcnumber was
"a, $50, a decrease from the previous year OF
only I4s. For the seven months from JAN
uary I to August the total number Of immi-
grants landing at the same port was ls3,9l2
and during the same period In 1871 ls56T3,
only decrease Of l,76l. An analysis of the
taSles Of destination shows that more than
ninety mine per cent. Of this vast Increase In
our population seek homes In tho Northern
and Western States, while fow or none turn
10 the South. The sooner our Southern
friends realize this fact the better. As long
as they make, rs far as they can make II,
labor dishOnorahls and mark Of inforiority,
Just SO long will they be deprived of the Gu
ergy, vitality and wealth which these i'm
migrants bring with them.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-08
fSs. TO TiIE PUBLIC.
Rules, Regulations, and Instructions for
the Prevention Of the Spread OF Rpi-
demIc, Infectious, and CONTAGIOUS Dis
easrs In the DistrIct of Columbia,

eases In the District Of Coluu,bia.
n act tSE Ss q P
y 81. MAJ # Sss aSy " iSs asssd , y hsss
ed by any formidable epidemic, INFECTIOUS OF con.
e :Ss e be uSd
their ludsment, be deemed effective for. the PRE-
q &c
rS 9rGs sna ss Until ~ sy s ,,S r.
in such nsnnsr a. IN the ,adSent & sd Bosfd
Z s"tS q ses a'o, s SSSSns "
Win A, A. spas%s d,Ss.s does
I Every Ehysicisn d head of any family in the
fever, rclspslns fever or other spidemics, conis
hours alter ostaSins sasS inosPsass Or X
formation. report the same 70 the hoard Of Health.
ssases 81 Sarsa Within VIEW n soSrs pa
ss Bdsas q ns. sPs
mens sha fo5 .Is , T , M. r. sI,-ndsd and
u hereby required upon the certificate Of the at
lending Physieian or other reslonsbe person hay,
y ana secure ptfi Sr tRs 5Sr.
No Iailr9sa Or s,ssmScst eemPauy or other
PsotsS sns e Ss IN:
article Affected or suspected OF being affected As
Aforesaid shall be stnpped upon the limit OF the Dis.
uict OF Columbia until the Board Of Health Ia duly
ns end h Sss
~ oPa "a Js.sS according the
q During the prevalence Of any Of the foregoing
diseases within the District OF Columbia there shall
be used As disin e'tAnts In pryios, dry EARTH dry
ashes, sulphato Of iron carbolic acid with sulphAte
q lime; q some other Preyiousiytested and slita
saphs.s q n Or saon.p Sss o.
with one half pint Of crude carbolic acid added "a
the solution, shall be employed In quantities. not
lees than one pint night aud morning; In drAins
sewers, and upon premises generally, quick lime,
carbolate Of lime, or other equivalent disinfectan
shall be used In such quantities. and within such
times q 70 keep al premises within tho District Of
Columbia IN proper sanitary condition.
qrlired 10 report 70 ne Board q meaih, on or IL
fore the tenth day Of each month. until 9th rwiae
ordered. ali intarI4ents made by them. toseihor
with . certificate from the physician or other 70
sponsible person cosnizAnt n the circumstances
the nsm. ser color are time q and cause Of DEATH
other facts ~ may 70 Identify the Individual
and be Of ssrv 90 to the board In preventing ths
spread Of epidimic, infectious or CONTAGIOUS dis-
These regulations the Board Of Health win, u
conserye the public health. rgdly enforce accord.
il ne duty o. the Board 81 sslih To issue orders
regulations and INSTRUCTIONS as Aforesaid.
President Board Of Health. Dist Of Columbia.
Attest u, W, BLIss, NJ. d., Secretary.
Approved; II. d. CooKk. Governor, iyitaa
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-08

THERE CAN re NO LONGER any doubt that
the Tribune is owned by one or two railroad
operators. The interest that journal takes
In stock obbing operations, and particularly
in Erie, proves eonelusively that the young
men specially trained by Mr.. Greeley are
now under the tuition Of the notorious Com
modore Vanderbilt, aud OF course In the In
tercst Of all the railroad and other monopo.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-08

The Board or HEALTH, II Is announced,
have caused to be purchased lot of horns
and bells for the garbage carts, SO that we
may expect In short time to have the at
mOsphere OF the capital resonant with the
enchanting music OF these instruments. Caleb
Cushing to the rescue!
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-08

As Mr.. s. J. Anern sat at the dinner table Of
one Of our hotels yesterday. one Of the walters
asked him whether he was Mr.. Black. THAT 10
not my name, but am friend to the blacks, !"
was hi, reply. Well might Mr.. Ahen say that.
We saw his letter Of god-speed and good luck to
new. John D. Baeweil, editor Of the New Jersey
ReptbiioaA Standard, Of PiAinneid, In Mr.. Ahern's
State. lie extended friendly hand to the col
ored e'itor, and showed clearly that II the Irish
kept away from tbs politicians there would be
no Irish luminosity to the "nagur." Mr.. Ahern's
letter vas warmly commended. u 10 unneces-
sary for u TO say that he IL an active hepuoiL
can. He worked hard In the last campaign, hii
pen and voice being active for General Grant.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-08

ANOTHER tale Of murder and outrage from
the Mexican border this morning; only, how
ever, the murder OF gu aged man nearly
eighty years of age, and the plumber and de-
struction Of the home of an inoffenslye citl-
zen. 1t would seem that the United States
Government Is powerless to protect Its clti-
zcns within Its own borders.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-08

REPuBLIcASIsM is gaining ground even In
Kentucky. AT recent election for State
treasurer and members OF the Legislature
there were large Republican acceAsions In
every district, The dark aud bloody ground
viii be all right by and by. Only give 1t time
and II will wheel into line.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-08

sIPgsons sdring the city d,ying the trdu-
cling scuson can hare he Republican mailed
10 tier addtrss for any lngh Of time they
may designate, at CO cents per month, payable
IN adrdnoe, BY ordering tie same al he Office.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-08

The figures for each county supplied by the
state canvassers to the New York Herald, World
and Tribuns, when carefully compiled and added,
give Walker %, $50, instead Of 1881 majority,
and in 1874 give Grant tslo, instead Of $50 ma.
tnrfty
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-08


The correspondent Of tho Associated Press
at Richmond has graciouSly favored us with
the information that the Conservative con-
vention held In that city was composed OF
remarkably Intelligent men, whose speeches
were eloquent and whose arguments were
unanswerable' through tho same agency
We learned that the members OF the Lynch
burg convention were notaoio LOT opposite
qualities ana were ie't IN palniui ignorance
regarding tho charaetor Oh their speeches.
We might have expected TINS one-slded treat
mcnt oil the prineipai features Vi tne ineop-
ZION OF the campaign from 'n'S so"iVo' ou'
wo submit that the inconsistency nus occn 'oo
suddenly developed even LOT uno uneom'
planning patience oil tho Northorn proSs' No
have reason TO congratulate ourselves, now
ever, that 'h's slarins Patuany has oeun
made evident so soon us mas, because u
VIII prepare our peop'e 10. SINH" gaIoi.u
dispatches IL not downright hes, 'nfough 'ne
same channels until inc campaign Is enued.
But une Assoea'eu rress icpor'er snou'u
nave eNp'aineu the occasion oi tn's eioquenee
TO nave been deep interest IN tue wehare OF
raliroad inonopoies' "heh were 10 DC ser'eu
In the selection OF eandidates' ne snou'o
nave iurlher explained mat aonorai Mahone
was u aeiegate' aua 'hat on tno moor VI 'no
convention ms innuenee was iei' III more
ways than one lie might nave aaueu 'na'
Mahone cracked the s'lnging "hip Oh ran
road dividends over inc head' ot the deie-
gates, oadsering ana outlying tnem into sup
port oil his candidate, and driving them into
such an organization, both temporary ana
permanent as would enable nun 10 carry out
his plans. In TACT ne should have made IL
appear mat Mahone was the ruling spirit OF
the hour that Malone, from MS Delegates
seat raised ana decided points OF order' IN
evident denanee Oh Justice 10 ms opponen's
that Mahone was Tue convenient anu .ha'
nhaiiy tue convention became Nahone' ih's
Is the truth In briei' Inc details may DO found
IN the graphic and analytical special dispatch
IN our telegraph columns this morning.
| Inc readers OF the REPUBLICAN were pre-
pared Tor the ticket, as It's character had
been repeatedly and correctly iorcshadowed
IN these Columns but they were prooao'y as
tonished at the orafen ehrontery oil tho Ma
becile weakness and lack of manhood exhib-
tied BY Colonel withcrs and his friend.. 1t
seems that the latter. numbering barely ono
third Of the doleqatos. yora properly indIp-
napt AT the plaripp and unblushin9 salnowl-
edpmept of sinister motives on tho part OF
Malone. followers, Wnsn Kompar wa,
nominated they threatened all kinds of you-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-08

Gloss md Gain, Account Of the Political
Parties for Each County and sity In the
State.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-08
DYEu'A AND SECURING.


T>HR FAIL RUSH IL COMING. ....
The present long. warm days IL the best time for
my work. 10. ladies' and gents. bring in your Iall
and Winter Goods at once: thus. by avoiding the un.
AvoldAble delay In the execution OF orders during
such rush OF business A. We expect TO have this
and carefully kept for SIX months, u desired
: Charges moderate. Terms invariably u. o. ID.
w. II. WHEATLEY,
PREkTUk STEAM DYEiNe AND SEQ URINg rs
TABLISHnENT -
~ Jefferson street, 0eorEetown, d. O. .r
Once open from 30 a. IN. until sunset JeiI
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-08

THE LETTER from the Vienna Exposition
which we print this morning will well repay
psrusal.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-08
HATS.
TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIsTRIcI
OF COLUMBIA.

VIM \. a Isrsaes :, !, nS' Equity DOciosn.
The reesiyer: ~ he shove cause having reported
their subdivision Of part Of tract OF land called
friendship. 81 Phillip. Jacob and resnryey on
I'm. Up The DlstTiet 81 Columbia, TO A. r. Pardon,
81 and for thu sum Of thirty dollars per acre; and
also, lot %, in said subdi yisioD, 70 said 4. p.
Pardon, for nifty nine dollars per acre; and
Also lots a. 2 and a. N said snbdyisiop, % s. u
Howell, for nftyve dollArs per acre; and Alao lots
~ and III. In said subdivision. 70 said H. II. Howell,
Sbdys,oh 70 M. s sif for IL sum sa,
eighty enc dollar Per aerei and sls9 lots y y and
dollar. per acre who has Assiened BIZ. claim and ~
tere-t 70 said A. y Pardon; aud, further that eaeh
o. said purchaser, her e2ppied With the term. q
that each and every o. said GALES be- and the same
are hereby. ratified aud confirmed, unless cause 10
Tuesday Of, September, A. D. 1873; Previdsd. copy
OF this order be published In the NATIONAL Tx.
PUBLICAN; A neyspaPer printed and published IN
aweek for three weeks bed9Ts ssid Tuesday .
A true copy Test u. =, MKIas. Clerk
aui.Faw Assistant Clerk
mn ,UnIHI Am HANK N0TK COMPANY
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-08
LOST AND FOUND.

o. n REwARD.-LosT, ON THE MORNING
nams Of THOM As NESDkLL on ihs outside. Any
pers,Sn ,sturpiIs u. same TO WIZARDS Hotel win
arest THOMAS NEsDALL.
y IN REWARD.-LOST, ON THE EVENING
BOV OF August l. lsI5, between q and p streets,
on Ninth, or between Ninth an fourteenth streets,
on street northwest, e5i7. currency, The above
reward will be paid II lert At Tenth street east.
aus2t' hCBERE MURDOCH, irpenter.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-08
FINANCIAL.
New 7-SO Gold Loan
OF Thu
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD co
secured BY First Mortgage on Railroad and
Land Grant.
sAFR! PROFITABLE, PERMANENT,
JAY COOKE & CO.

u "A Il WV NE S W.,
mr..
M, ns.-,a... 80 Co., era p..,s
MosssSo h.no crnn' eo,a behas"
the Nsrther. Pasinc Railroad Ce"pasy.
They arc frec from United states tax, and
arc Issued sfthe following denominations,
Csvpops, 300, $500 and q ,OOO. reuis-
tered, RIOO, aSOO, nj ,OOO. a. nm ..L
an Go0'
With the same entire confidence with which We
commended Government bonds TO Capitalists and
command the Northern Pacific Railroad bonds toour
| riends and the general public
aoy,D PAYMENT
, -.
BON principal ana interest are payable IN Amer
en- sv,u JUN ~ .no ounce /" sAy ooo.e 20, Nos
nofn oiV-tnc prnoipaiN the enc OF ~ year.. ana
t me rte o. seven and three tenths pc!
cone per Annum' hAnSefS' nn'o Oh january ana
'uEy'
PERfECT BAfETY.-Tbe bonds We are now sell
Ing are secured by 1rst and only MORTGAGE on all
thsprope ~ and rights Of the Northern Pacific Raj
roe Company which will embrace on the compile
Ion of the work;
| l. Over Two thousand Miles Of Road, with rollin
stock. buildinsa and all other equipments.
over rwenytwo Thousand Acres OF Land 10
eyery mile Of nnished road This Andasrieuiturh
inferred AND mineral Amountinxina All 10 more than
fliy hlinon Aoies consns Oh ai'er ,i sessions
cs sueS Dio'y nns "a ss.a ''s s,. '. s sno
,se a a.a.n, -. 1919 ,so os, v iron
W. nal .rv p VIC Isnns b rn. ~ wn.h
~, 1870 y. r .o u A~"o' o''So''' Anu "'
| inNon. 70 fukee souho.
WINE .ne \, aoes no' ure suA,anses
.ne oonus VI me noea' .nus smPy p roN,aesIo,
tneil Iun Ano pomIs psynsn' W IN unreset'oe
sn' o. ana. tns hos' vsluAoie e'or eohie'fea upon
sNA' nAaonAi nnpro'enenA
THE MORTGAGE. : The Trustees under the
Mortsase are MessrA Jay Cooke. Of Philadelphia,
and J. Edgar Thompson. President Of the Pcnnsyl
wanna Central Railroad Company. They will di
recty and permanently represent the interest Of the
First Mortgage bondholders and arc required TO
SEQ that the proceed, Of iaad ,iss are used in psr
chasing ard oanesing Ne soads Of hs Company II
| they can DO bought before maturity at no< more
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-08
COLUMBIAN BANK NOTE COMPANY
0Os Pennsylvania avenns
WARRINGTON, o.
We are prepared, with every fsoiliiy.for
ENGRAVING AND PRINTING
BANK NOTES. PONDS AND COMMERCIAL
WORK on EVERY KIND. 10.

John a. wKI.LsToop, President
y62S&. Sarks5.. f s ssstissa' 'nr yiasc c
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-08
BOARDING.

ID ROOMs, I'm . GOOD locality, convenient TO the
Executive Depsrtmenta Apply at sls TxeiIth
street, tetwesn and streets northwest sepz u
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-06

NoTwITHsTANDING the hard times, the
music business must be Iu furnishing
condition in our city, for on Saturday last
Messrs Sheb & Co., Washington Hall,
had not single Piano on hand unsold,
and scarce half dozen Organs. This
speaks well for them, for a short time
since their warcroom was crowded with
instruments, and they receive a large
number weekly; but at the present their
sales far exceed their receipts. This Gun
be accounted for in but ono way, they sell
the best instrument at tie lolcest prices
Glad to ace them so successful.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-06

A FRRsH Box.-The Street Railway
Company have opened q fresh box Of
conductors and drivers. In tact they
open q fresh box about twice week
now, thus managing to keep a green lot
on all the timo with the exception Of
three or four good men who have been on
a long time. 1t may be good policy in
the management TO thus have a set OF
green men on, but We must confess we
fail to see it. A day or two since we saw
one Of the conductors call on gentleman
three times for his fare after it had been
paid. Yesterday VIC saw another pass
through q car and ask every gentleman
in it ifa box or two on the front platform
belonged to him, saying each time when
the passenger gave decided mo"
"Thcn who do they belong TO-" lie was
after five cents, but could have got it
easier by waiting until the owner went to
take the boxes of. And then you can
count on a COR stopping with the steps on
a crossing about once out ofIorty timesrbu
not oltener, and this. is q great inconve-
nience in muddy weather. Some Of
the conductors are such persons,
US a lady or gentleman Of refined
sensibilities would not care TO come very
near If they could help themselves,
and yet VIC have seen them come
up when passengers were not looking and
take them rudely by the arm and grunt out
for the fare; not ask politely nor even de-
Gently for it, but grunt it out in surly :,
rude way known only, VIC should say,
to q few of the worst Of their class.
Yesterday we noticed conductor on
one Of the cars that was not sober, and
being drunk he was very rude and ungen-
tIemauly.
Verify, our Street Railway needs re-
forming, and II not done soon the travel
ing public will reform and go on foot.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-06

AaGRAvATMG.-Can you imagine any.
thing more annoying than TO have the
head come out Of a barrel when you are
rolling 1t, If the barrel be filled with ap-
Piles? We saw man rolling barrel up
Market street yesterday, when the head
came out without q moments warning,
and in less time than you can say 1t, those
apples were scattered over a space Of less
than an acre. Tommy didn't cuss-he
just went TO work in silence and picked
them up
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-06

CIRcUIT CoTRT.-The Circuit Court
met at 10 o'clock, yesterday morning,
Judge Melvin presiding. The Grand
Jury was sworn and entered on the dis.
charge Of its duties. The following true
bills were reported:
George Baird, assault and battery;
David Mass, selling without license, four
indictments; Joseph Maxwell, petit lar
cepy; Peter Erb, selling on Sunday.
In the following cases the finding is
mot true BILL"
Louis Ehcrling, selling on Sunday;
Emauual Gutmsn, assault and battery.
The Grand Jury was adjourned until 0
o'clock this morning.
The Court adjourned until 10 o'clock
this morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-06

MORE THAN 100000 PERSONS annually
die in this country Of Consumption, and
more than half of these fatal cases com.
menCe In Catarrh-frst OF the nose, then
head, throat, and finally, the lungs. Elk.
anime new evidence Of DR.. LOngdons
skill In these maladies. He is now per.
manently established in Wheeling, and
may be relied on for professional integrity,
experience and great practical skill in all
Chronic Diseases.