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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-30
900 Ohios.
Chicago.

CHICAGO, November 2S.-Flour-Qu juliet
and unchanged. Wheat-Steady and in
moderate demand; No. spring 04c; No.
2, 02sc cash; 02Ic seller December; 035c
seller January; No. 8, S5ic; rejected Sic.
Corn-Dull and lower; No. 3 mixed roc
cash; 1890 seller year; rejected new G5a
O5ic. Oats-SteAdy and in moderate de.
mand; No. 2, 53ic cash or seller year;
rejected 4Ola40Sc. Rye-Demand active
and prices advanced; No. 1, 94a94tc.
Barley-Dull and unsettled; No. 2, 81 81;
No. 3, 81 GOAL on. Pork Unsettled and
irregular, closing at medium prices; $50 90
ago 90 cash; SCI 10 seller February.
Lard-Steady and In moderate demand
at $l3 G5 cash; Ga 90 seller February.
Bulk Meats-Demand fair and market
firm at about ic decline from yesterdays
quotations. Whisky-Steady and in mod.
crate demand at 07tc.
On call board in the afternoon Wheat
closed steady and in moderate demand al
92Ic seller December; 04c seller January
Corn-Firm at 74c seller year. PrOvis-
ions-steady, In moderate demand, and
unchanged.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-30
GOvERNMENTs-Dull and steady.
STATE BoNDs-Quiet but steady.

SrOCEs-The market opened moderate.
ly active and strong early in the day. For
the general list prices advanced lag per
cent. The most active and buoyant were
Northwestern Common and preferred,
Western Union, Lake Shore, Rock Island,
St. Paul, Eric, Pacific Mail, and Union
Pacific which were a trile lower than
the closing quotations ofyesterday. Dur.
ing the afternoon there was further
advance in the speculative stocks with st.
Paul and Northwestern as features, the
latter going up It per cent from the low
est point. Before the close there was a
slight reaction in consequence Of realiza-
lion OF GALES. The market closcd active and
strong Tor Northwestern, the rest steady.
Transactions included 10000 shares West.
crn Union, 5000 Pacific Mail, 5000 Eric,
1850 Lake Shore, 10000 Union Pacific,
$4,000 Northwestern, G,000 Rock Island,
1880 St. Paul, O,OOO Toledo 6 Wabash,
2 hll0 China
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-30
What Is RIluall,m1

A RIIuallSt has summarized thirly.two
points as sometimes AscrlbGd to what Ia
called Rltuallsm, purporting to give 1t
from tue counts in the Report of the
Committee on OAnonS, as submitted TO
the lato Episcopal Convention;
!. An Altar Gross.
2. A Ret0ble.
g. Altar Flowers.
4. Elcharistic Lights.
8. Professional Cross.
Q. Bowling toward the Altar on enter
Ing or leaving the ChanCel.
Z. The Sign Of tho Cross.
s. Situations Of the Gospel and Of the
Altar.
0. Eucharistc vestments.
10. Colored chasubles.
II. Autlcular confession.
70. Banners.
u. Prayers for the Faithful Departed
a. Use oil unleavcned bread,
water.
10. Additions.
tho Gospel.
IS. EpistlC and Gospel not read toward
the people.
10. Publication Of sacred vessels alter
the blessing.
90 Bowings at the sacred Name and
at entering or departing from the Church,
81. Altal cards with secrela.
%. Lay clerks to assist Of celebration,
%. Lighting additional lights OF Con-
secratlOn and Magnilcat.
"a. The use oil the biretta.
IS. The cope.
90. Three Hours Agony service.
81. Singing SurSum Cortld, also Bentdic
tuS and the 6gnW Del.
IS. Invocation Of Trinity, with sign Of
cross before sermon.
90. Crucilxes.
30. Incense.
81. Elevation Of sacred species.
30. E1charistic alteration.
The writer from whom We quote ex-
presses great surprise at the moderation
oIthc condemnation by tho CONVENTION,
md another writer on the other side OK
presses corresponding indignation at the
Slight nature of the legislation against
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-30
Wharfage Rates ~ ReIInirn,

Tho ordinance provides that each
steamboat lying within eighty feet OF the
wharf shall pay, for each thirty minutes,
81 80; for lees than twenty.iour hours,
IS 90; for each subsequent twenty
hours, or part thereof, 81 so; for each
barge, keel.boat, lat.boat, or other water
craft, for every twenty-iour hours, or part
therof, for every twenty feet front oil
wharf or landing used, 81 90; for all goods
left upon the wharf for twenty.iour hours,
the owner shall pay ten cents per square
yard for portion Of landing occupied,
Council may make special rates for steam.
boats making stated landings. Sec, 8 pro.
vldes that no person shall keep within the
city any wharf or public landing without
first obtaining permit from Council.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-30

BEAUTIFUL WoAES.-Thc hair Is the crown
Ing glory Of woman. There arc fOw moderate
defects which cannot be rGmCdIct by the proper
disposition OF the trcs,es. But when the hair
begins to fall out or turn gray, in young people,
or with those 10 the prime OF life, there is canse
for real regret. When this Is the case, Hairs
Vegetable SIcIlidn Hair RtneUr will be found
to be o 1rstclass remedy, far superior, as a
sound medical medium, to anything else before
the public. It actually restores gay hair to its
original color, and In tho great majority OF cases
causes 1t tot grow again when II Is becoming thin.
It is not like many popular preparations, mere
wash, but scientific discovery, Endorsed and
used by physicians OF character. Addrcss r. P.
Hall 3 Co, Nashua, N. H.-Hnty's Weekly
Pres, Ed. /, 1865. d3y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-30
New York.

NRw YoRK, November 2S Cotton
Dull; middling uplands 14ic, Flour
A shade tirmer; super western and State
"a 00a4 80; common 10 good 81 75s5 90;
good to choice IS 15s5 IS; white wheat
extra IS 75a8 20; extra Ohio a s0a6 70;
St. Louis 81 9OaS 90. Rye Flour-$4 95
40 s.. Corn Mesl-HeSvy; 81 l0a4 IS.
Wheat-Fair demand; No. 3 spring old
81 l6sl Is; No. 3 spring 81 0ss1 10; No.
9 Milwaukee, 81 14sl IL: No. 9 Minnesota
81 II. Rye-Quiel; 94a01c. Barley
Dull; 81 50. Malt-Quiet. CoFn-Dull
and heavy; mixed western 0la0llc old
In store; do atlOat 02A92ic. 0ats-More
active; mixed western in store CHAOTIC.
Hay-Stesdy; Coo. Hops and Groceries
Quiet Whisky-More acliyest $1OO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-30
Toledo.

TOLEDO, November 2s.-Flour-Steady
and In moderate demand. Wheat-De.
mand active and prices advanced; No. Q
white Wabash 81 IS; amber Michigan
81 10ia1 II; No. / red 81 1871; No. 3 do
81 TO- No. 2 amber Illinois 81 III.
Corn Steady and in moderate demand;
high mixed 7sc; new do 73c cash and
seller November; low mixed 7Ois7Ic:
seller and first half Of December zoe
OIts-Dull and prices nominal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-30
Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, November 2S-Flour
Improved demand; superfine SO S7Io
4 90. Wheat-Quiel; red 81 22a1 "a; am,
Der 81 25a1 %. Rye-OSc. Confirm;
old yellow 04a9Jc. Oats-Firm; white
GGAG7c. Glover Seed-Sia0ic. Provis-
ions-Steady. POrk-$21 0Oa22 90. Lard
-l4a14ic. Parliamentary; refined
l0ic; crude in bbls, SIC. Butier-FIrm,
SSa36c. Cheese-Steady, 14s159c. Whis'
ky-$l OF,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-30
New York Dry Goods.

NRw YoRK, November 98-Trade
movement slow, but fairly satisfactory
Tor the season. Cotton goods unchanged
in price. Cotton lannels in steady de-
mand. Side band prints active and
closely sold up by agents. Ginghams not
50 quick. Dress goods moving steadily.
Black dress silks and cashmeres ID fair
demand. Rough makes OF overcOatiDgs
selling freely.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-30
Travellers Guide.
DTrIETURS OF TRAINS.
Che1ntelliat
A REQUIEM.


Br rGLEd AREwRIOur.
That dOrg was every inch dOrg,
lie knOwed his duty straight;
He mover missed 1lght or Are,
Nor never turned up lAtO
My heart IL broke. I'm much dlLluibed
lie was the steadiastOst pup
That ever spoke for tcraps of meat
Orchawed liver up.
There's many dorgs that uSelessis
COuld better have been spared;
But though he's dead, my comfort IL,
think h0 was prepared,
MghGAII 10 broke, I'm much lPprfsrcl,
Ilewas the carnestest pup
FhIt ever cot upon his tail
And cooked his left car up.
EetoOk his part with othei dorQs-
Heneyer Ihlrked, not he,
Ills comrades 10 investigate,
NOT milsed q post or tree,
Ny heart ls broke, I'm much RIn0Icd,
lie was the checklist pup
That ever RroWled about bone
when other dorgs came up.
lie mover failed, on NO account.
Old women TO Abnoy,
Ard organ grinders to torment
Was his especial JOY.
Ny heart IL broke I'm much distressed,
lie was the cheCrflIcst pup
That ever torcd lady's skirt
OschaTed a slipper up.
For cats he had great sympathy,
And showed II ina way
TnAt made 'em RlAd,1o sec him round,
'MOlL any time o. day.
Ny heart Is broke, I'm much concerned,
lie WAS the liYeliest pup
ThAtcTcf freed Thomas cat
OrchIwCd kitten up.
For settIn' hens his feelln Wis
Jocoto 10 d'gree;
lie made en- tikC new interest In
This world Of misery.
My heart is brOk> I'm much pp:e ucd,
lie WAS the pcrsittCntest pup
That ever chased 4 rooster 'FOutd
OFchaTed u chit ken up.
"i.'s gonGl Tho wor d Is d TX and drtar,
I'm 30 sad and lonely now,
hndRlOnmy rotrolpscliOn tits
Upon this AchiR' brow,
My heart is broke, I'm much thisrinnd,
HG was the adeetlOnAtcst pup
That ever wAggcd friendly tall
Or couRhcd brCIkfait up
-NeV York Groplc
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-30
Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, November 2S-FlOur-
Firm and unchanged, Wheat-Actlvei
amber 81 1Sa1 30; No red 81 25si 90,
Corn-Quiet and firm; now mixed west.
eTn S0aslc. 0ats-Firm, 59AO5C. rive
Dull, $lal 05. Hsy-Unchauged. Pro.
visions-Quiet. Pork-Firm, $2la9l so.
Bacon-Flrmi shoulders 10ic; clear rib
l3talS9c. Hams-Sugar cured, 14al5c.
Lard-Firm; refined 15c. Butter-Firm,
S5a35c. PetrolGnm-Unchanged. Coffee
Unchanged, Whisky-Quiet, 81 o..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-30
Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, November %. - Cotton,
Flour, Wheat and Barley-Quiet and I'm.
changed Corn-Steady, 70A72C. Oats
STEADY, 65a56c. Rye-Steady, 81 Os.
Llnseed oll-Flrm, SOC. Pork-Active;
w on cash. Lard-DemAnd fair and
market firm: steam 1910; kettle lAfc
Cnt Meats-Partly cured n, n, 1Ot, 16t,
i03al0Ic, all loose. BACon-Acliye lob.
bling demand, l0A13tR14c. Green Meats
Shoulders 0la7c; sides 0is0IC. Hams
-lClallc. Whisky-Demand fair and
market firm
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-30

These Pills are Alternative, and produce a healthy
action OF the liver, without the least danger, as
they arc free from calomel, and yet more eflica.
clous in restoring healthy action OF the liver.
sumption, az the Pulmonic Syrup ripens the
matter and purilcs the blood. The Mandrake
Pills act upon tho liver, create healthy bile,
and remove all diseases OF tho liver, often a
cause o! Consumption. The Sea Weed Tonic
gives tone and strength 70 the stomach, makes a
good digestion, and enables the organs 10 form
good blood and thus creates healthy clrcula-
tlon OF healthy blood. The combined action OF
these medicines. as thus explained, will cure
every case OF Consumption, II taken IN time,
and the use OF the medicines perseyeicd In.
DR.. schGnck Is professionally ct his prIncipa
otllce, corner SIXTH and ARCH STs., Phila do
phia, every Monday, where all letters for Rd vic
must be addressed. codAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-30
COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL.
Il /, EiNHT9 Hi T&bSGRAPH.
New YorL Money and S,och,,

NEW York, November 2S.-MoNEY-
EIsy at 2A3 per cent.
STERLING ExCHAEGE-Stcady; first
class bankers sterling $lS5ta4 s5l; sight
81 S9fs40O.
GOLD-Opencd at 11ls, and ruled at
ll1sa1l14 until nearly moon, when the
price advanced to 1l1z On dispatch
announcing that 100000 Of bullion had
been withdrawn from the bank Of Eng
lind, it Subsequently sold as high as 1927,
closing at liz. Carrying rates ranged
from one to three per cent, and fiat for
borrowing. Clesrings $50, 100000. Treas
ury disbursements $4,000. Customs
receipts $4,000. Imports for the week
Dry goods, 81. 2S3974; merchandise
$i,9l4,77S. Specie shipments for the same
time-S1, $4,000 gold coin, 100000 bars;
f3l 900 silver coin, 100000 bars.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-30

PITTBuRGH, November 2S.-Whesi-
Firm; Pennsylvania and Ohio red 81 LA
l II; white 81 1Sa1 90. Corn-Higher;
new car 75a7Sc; shelled S0as2c. Petro-
leum-crude 77ic at Parker's; refined
lOfalOIa, PhiladeIphia delivery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-30

CLEVELAND, November 2S.-Whest,
Corn and 0ats-Steady and unchanged.
Pelroleum-Firm; standard white SIC;
Ohio State test 10tc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-30
D r. j. B r OOK g.
CELEBRATED
Diphtheria Cure!

Diphtheria Is both constitutional and a loca
disease, and therefore requires both con.titu-
tonAl and local remedy. Tho DIrHfuERIL
CURE Oils both OF these indications. The patient
swallows the medicine, and by so doing 1t comes
In contact with the diphtheritic oxidation OF the
thrOSt, astringes and l0oseAs the Famc, so that
the patient can GIpCCtoratG 1t. Tho mtdlcIne
also gets upon the paris thus left bare, heals the
same, and prevents further growth olthe coatluP,
The medicine then enters the stomach and he
blood, destroys The diphthCtitic poison there,
and in day or two the patient is cured OF q dis
case that might have proved fatal in q weeks
time. Every family should keep bottle of the
DtphthTtI Cure, that they may thus prevent
sickness, suffering Ind death. and In many cases
heavy doctors bill, Every ono is liable Al
any timc, 10 be assaulted by this fall DESTROYER.
Dlphhfrt1, q dlitRtO that mas thllled the skiiloi
the most celebrated physicians in this and other
DIR. j. BROOKS after most thorough and
exhaustive rGIcAIch, has produced iemCdy
which challenges the admiration and confidence
OF evcrypeteon that has used II. After ten years
Of the most Iuccct sui ire ltment OF diseasts OF
the throit he hss confidence in the efficacy OF
his celebrated Diphih rIa Cure, 10 euro ali cRscs
that may bs tried Directions on every bottle,
Price so cents, and 81 per bottle, according 10
size. All communications should be addrcs!ed
10
DR.. J. BROOKS q CO.,
nOyiSl6w CaFh nj fhjs nOien
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-30
ScHBEcR's PULKoSIo SYRUr, FoR THE CURE OF
CONSUMPTION, COUeHs, AND Colds.

CONSUMPTION, CoueHs, AND Colds.
The great virtue OF this medicine Is that It
rlpens the matter and throws 1t ont Of The rys.
tenn, puriGes the blood, and thus effects cure.
scuEECK's SEA WEED Tonic, FoR 7HR CURE OF
DYIPEPsIA, INDIGESTION, dSo.
Tho Tonic produces healthy action OF the
stomach, creating an appetite, forming chylc,
aud curing the most obstinate cases Of Indiges.
tlOn.
SCHgNCK's MANDRAKE Pills, PoR TIE CURE OF
T,IVRR CONpfAIHT kn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-30
NELL & ELLINGHAM,
w oIesaIe Grocers,
1905 MAIN STREET

Have now in store and for sale:
6OO Bbls Flour, embracing White Rose, Edel.
Eels, keystone, Howard and other STANDARD
900 Hall Bbls Lake Herring.
100 White Fish.
SOO No. 3 Mackercl.
9OO No. 2 MAckerel,
4OO Packages Aaskcrel, Nos. . and In quarter
g Terces choice CarolIns Rico
l6o Bbls choice N. o. MolAssce,
% Ahds choice N. o. Sugar.
so Bbls syrups.
100 Bbls Standards A, B. Extra c, GrAnulated.
F9wSaesed, Crushed, Franklin and &C Sugar..
lO0 Bags prime 10 choice CoiTee.
y Hall Chests primo 10 choice g, 7, TcaI-
~ Caddies primo 70 choice g. P. Teas,
20 hall chests primo 10 choice Black Teas
Our Tobacco embraces Halbrook's, j, X, Mili.
ncrs, PAGES and other good reliable brands.
among tho best in the country. Onr stock h
lull and complete, and will DO offered 10 the
rade 1t tho lowest market price, We invite
close buyers 70 call and examine our stock be.
fore purchasing elsewhere.
mario NELL d RLLlTGHAM.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-30
Miscellaneous.
DILL ONGDON
ON THE
ORGANS.
N Miscellaneous.

The urinary apparatus consists OF tho kidney,
which sotrotc tn urine, tho nrCters which con.
yey Il TO the bladder, tho bladder which contains
y an, the utethTa through which II is carried
from tic body.
When any substance cntors the circulation and
10 not rcquiicd for tho nutrition Of The body nor
forms an element OF healthy blood, II thould be
removed from the system BY these orgAns.
Onf bodies arc always In state OF transition.
Old matter ls continue ly absorbed and thrown
OIL and new PARTICLES tAEen from the blood 10
replace II. Hence, no disease Of these imror.
tAht eGeret0ry outlets OF tho body eau long OK.
ist without seriously affecting the general hesth,
The principal constituent Of the urine Is highly
poisonous, and II retained 10 the blood even in
email quantity, gives rise 10 disturbance Of the
stomach, brain and nervous system, while in
large quantity II produces stupOr, coma, conyul.
sions and death. An entire arrest OF the uriDa.
" secretion for tWenty.iolr hours would Prove
Dr., Longdon doyo.es special attention TO all
acute and chtonic affections OF the urinary Or
Rans, and bis skill and treatment may he relied
on lot their cure, No case considered hopeless
IN which organic LESSONS do not exist. Give bls
treatment trial and Prove It's efficacy.
Fees for consultation, examinations, adyIca
and treatment within the reach OF all
Medicines for all diseases by mail and express
70 all parts OF the country.
oTFICE AND REsrDENcE:
No. 800 EoR (old Fifth st,
Opposite the Cathedral,
novi3-eod WHEELING, ", VA.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-12-17
A Railway Uhscr :hc Sen.

FIR many years European poople hava
talked freely of some way of getting them
selves an | their fire, ,hts from the cOntine. :
to England and back again without the de-
lay and discomfort of that horrible two
hours passage from Caai. to Dover
Swingin. csbins have been proposed--tgied
if we are not mistlken-to relieve passen.
gers of the pro.tratins nausca that they
feel there, if nowhere else. Immense
steamer, were plaaned-we believe their
building commenceI-.hieh should ferry
over railway trans with out change Of load
One intellectual idiot spent much money in
perfccting plans for bridge to be erected
on immense piers resting on the ocean bed
rock, and, finally, the wild chimera (ns We
then called it) Of a submarine tunnel wa.
projected.
But the world has advanced since then,
and thu chimers has assumed n realistic ap-
rtsranc-. We have forced hole through
the lloosac range, we have tunneled Mount
Gems; we have run the sea through the
Isthmus Of Suaz: VIC have stretched a telo-
graph round the world; and, finally we be
gin to imagine, why shouldn't We tunnel
the British channel? it is only twenty FIVE
miles of loring.
And so work in the first stages has COM
mencei quietly, but urderstandinsly. Emi-
nent biologists are making e1plorat ons to
discover wether the rock strata are of
character to sustain the weight of the water
above, without too much masonry. Upon
that rests the whole question. If, as he
lieved, it proves that the gray chalk which
forms tie channel bed i. of sufficient til lex
ness to .nca,s the tunnel in it. waterproof
nrmor, the scheme has no insuperable ne
chanic;l obstacle. The expense is th.n the
only question; and it is believed that that
can u. readily provided for.
A roRsIRIE story is told in tn. Allen
town (pal HsraH of luaa ic named
Levi llaudwcrk, who was discovered by
hunter on BIu. Mountain imprisoned in a
brick cell about four feet square, where he
had beer immured for twelve yenrs. The
father of Ilandverk died whea Il e lat;5r
was Young man, leaving him s. 900.
The mothe. married q second husband,
aztec which young Ilandverk was lricked
up in this rison in the woods and left to
lire or perish as he might. After the dis
cOvery was made the Coroner and others
from Allentown proceeded to the place in
Washington township where llandwerk
was imprisoned, and found a constable from
ssatngton already makiu. preparations fer
tho deranged man'. removal. The iron
bars guarding the entrance were taken
down, ard the unfortunate man was found
lying on patch of straw, nude AMI en-
crusted With dirt while the surroundings
were too filthy for description. His limbs
haG become paralized, and he wa. unable
to stand upright without assistance Iii.
SAID that the reason given for hi, imprison-
n,ent in tins filthy den was thati was
snsase for him to be ut large, and that if he
had been ser. ts Innate asylum the money
he posse ssed sould have been aprropri
ated l., ti:e State for bis support. Hand
y crk has been sent 20 tie county aims hou,e
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-12-17
Mr., necchcr's Wonderful Indiz na-
ton.

The manner 10 which the Moulton case
was concluded caused strong expression of
disqualification on the part Of Mr.. Beecbcr.
Neither lie nor Mr.. Shearman knew Of the
pre-. urrangtm ent, and both were astonished
when they learned on Thursday mornin &
that the referee had closed the case without
calling Mr.. Bcccher to testify, or giving him
an opportunity to brand Moul.on as liar in
naming him as the authority for the state
mcnt hbeiCus of Miss Proctor. lie claim
ed that Mou,ton should have been driven
out of court fully exposed not only for
forging the libel, but proved guilty Of wilful
lying in quitting him AS authority for it. -
Mr. Beecher WIS especially indignant on
discovering that Judge Fullerton had left
the court room with a cOmmendatiUn Of
NOut0n On his lips, and that Gan. Butler,
after closing the case, had been aEowe,t
to snecnngly declare that with all their
admissions they bsd not admitted that
thcir client had not been told the libei!ous
tale by Mr. Bcecher. lie declared the set
Element great injustice to him, and de-
mandcd that the case be reopenei, to give
him an opportunity to brand tie liar As he
deserved. Mr.. BENJAMIN b. Silliman the
referee i'll the case, stated yesterday that
Sir. Bceclier had gone SO far as to suggest
as much to him, and that he had been CON
PEELED to reply that the case had been sum
med up and closed and that it could not
again be examined into. Mr.. Beecher
would have probably taken further action
by applying to the Court to which Mr..
SIllman Will report, but Mr.. Evnrts, after
leaving the court room ut the conclusion Of
the argument on the till of particulars con.
suited with him and dssuaded him from
present ac'ion.-NeW lolk Tribune.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-12-17
Isuas Women's Education in 4
bnmS.

As gsnsral thing the young women Of
this State are much better educated ii an
Tie men. TIE girls Gin nearly al play til.
piano little, and they imagine that they
have learned to sseak Frenchf but they
know next to nothing 81 Ens!.h ii'erat are,
AID, like tie men, have very queer notIons
about history and geography.
Some days ago | was invited to Whit the
family Of gentleman living in a town near
Housewife. Durii z my .tay one Of tie
young ladies' If the family, Who has the
reputation Of being 4 uscal prodigy, was
induced after much coaxing to perform
upon the piano. She played piece which
lie told re uas called '.Thc Silver Fishes
Ii was really a rem,rl able production, with
nut either melody or harmony. Ii brought
iEtO reduisItinn near = every known com
biLatinn of runs, however; ard IN its pr
iermance tie youn, LADY displayed What
lido Brachyogel, the distinguished German
critic, wouli call "a wonderful agility Of
finger After the pi &c had been duly
PRAISED by an admring audience, | ventur
ed to ask the yourg lady If she played any
of Beethoven. sonatas. Ooh, no was
her reply 81 ID not admire Italian music
Du lug the same evening, speaking Of
tn. capitals Of Europe, one Of the young
ladies a.ked me in what part Of France
Geneva sas situated. Ur on being inloruc
that Geneva MAS in Sutherland and not in
France, she seemed to be very much aston
i.hed, and gentleman who overheard the
conversation saId to me afterward: q
reckon you must be mistaken about the
situation Of that town; Miss is mighty
heavy on s'oyraphy-New York Times