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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-17

We have just made up large lot Of
heavy Manila, in rolls four feet wide, suit
able for cotton samples, leather dealers,
bucket factors and heavy packages general
ly. Price, eight cents per pound. Rock
City Paper Mills, No. Market street.
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CITY NOTICES.

Edward ShegOg, formerly of Column
bia, Tenn, has connected himself with the
house of F. l.. Davies x Bro, corner
Church and Summer streets, where he will
be pleased to see his friends'Of the city and
adjoining counties, and will take pleasure
in showing them the largest and hand
soonest stock of Jewelry, SilVer-ware,
Watches, Clocks, etc, that can be found in
the city. Ocl7 q
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Cust0m-M Made Boots, Shoes and Con-
gress Caters very cheap; Misses Pebble
Goat Sl.5O, SIZE and $500; Misses pegged
S1.25 and S1.50; Ladies' Pebble Goat,
S1.75, $500, S2.25, $3.50 and S2T5; Chill
dren's s1OO, S1.25, Sl.5O and S1.75, at Peo-
pies Shoe Store, No. 1O2 Church street, OPP
pOsite st. Cloud Hotel block. Oc11tf
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NOT AN "OUTRAGE.Y
Accident on the Mobile and Ohio
Railroad.

Accident on the Mobile and Ohio
Railroad.
Night before last train loaded with five
companies Of the Thirteenth Infantry. on
their way from the Western Department to
New Orleans, ran on the track between
Trenton and Dyer, on the Mobile end Ohio
Railroad, about sixteen miles north Of
Humboldt. The accident was caused BY
the breaking of a fiange on one OF the en-
CINE wheels. The fireman, John Jordan,
was instantly killed, and the engineer
was badly bruised. Two Of the SOL
diers, VIM. McLingsey' and I. Farman,
were killed, and four wounded, two
it is supposed fatally. The engine turned
completely over, and it is a miracle that
the engineer was not killed outright. The
fireman jumped of, but was caught by one
Of the cars before he could get out Of the
way. The two soldiers killed were in a
car containing the baggage, and were killed
by the boxes falling on and crushing them.
No blame is attached 10 the railroad COM
pany, as it was purely accidental, and not
careleSSheSs on its part. The dead soldiers
were taken 10 COrinth and will be inferred
in the National Cemetery there.
The soldiers we're commanded by Lieu
tenan. Colonel, Who, as soon as the acct
dent occurred, jumped to the conclusion
that it had been brought about by muir
derOus band Of ku-KlJx, and 70 Instantly
ordered his nen 10 load d form in line.
Then bs blocked out dispatch to send to
Washington, but, before sending il, learned
that the accident had ESSGltod from a
broken RaRge OF a driving wheel, and the
message was not sent. As an illus
tTatiOn that the most sensational
rumOrs are frequently based on
a small amount of truth, it may be stated
that report was instantly circulated that
a hundred yards o. track had been torn up.
and that half that number of soldiers had
been killed and wounded.
QHery: Suppose the accident had occur
red two days sooner, and that that telegram
had been sent flying over the wires, would
1t have had any effect IN Indiana and Ohio
5lectiGnss
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CITY NOTICES.

The cheapest place in the city to buy
Books, Pictures, Toys, or anything to please
the young folks, is at d. n. Neylan's, 345
and 35 Public Square. Give him call.
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Cleopatra and Mark Antony Papeterris,
together with many other styles, will be
found at As Union street. Tavel, Eastman
& Howell. Oc17 1w
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Gnrernment sforekesper.

Last Saturday morning the telegraph an
nouneed the appointment Of Henry Irauer-
NIGHT as storekesper Of the Fifth Tennessee
District. A Washington dispatch of last
night saws W. II. CddaueX has been ap-
pointed TO the same position. Now VINO IS
IsadamaN2
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-17

Perfection in Photography. = Parties
visiting the Exposition should not leave
the city before examining the Souvenir
and elegant new style of Photographs made
at Giers' Gallery, Ne. 45 Union street.
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w. G.. Bush l. Son have large lot first
class Paving Brick for sale, at their yard,
near Race Track. Ocl6 1w'
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Ladies shOuld not fail to see the beauti-
full Wedding Stationery, fine English Repp
Paper and Envelops, just received by
Tavel, Eastman Il Howell. Oc1T 1w
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His FareWeIi To-MorroH.

Rev. Z. 7. Hart, pastor Of McFenin's
chapel, North EdgeSeld, will preach his
vaiedictory sermon tomorrow night, he
having been transferred 10 the Wesley cir
cult, in the Franklin District.
IL is said the present choir of the church
will dishand, they having volunteered their
ervices for one year only.
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rho west End choral society.

A well-attended meeting Of the West
End Choral Society was held al the church
last night. Prof. Baily was present, and
gave the first lessons to the society since its
recent reorganization. The society IS now
in highly prosperous condition.
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Boys CIOthes.-Just arrived goo suits
for boys from three years Of age to sixteen
years, at the Tom Thumb Clothing Store,
at extreme low prices. 1t
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III you want Books OF Pictures Of any
description cheap, 60 to ID. n. Neylan's,
341 and 81 Public Square. Ocl4 If
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DOOIey's \ east Powder has been used
by thousand Of families for the past fifteen
years with universal satisfaction. Try it,
and your testimony will be added to the
long list. Oc13 d1w&wlt
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Good quality ~ Sea Island Cotton at
Zoe, at A. Winter & Bros.
Ocl1 sun,tueS, wed,sat
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Fruit of the Loom, bleached cotton, at
l2ic, at A. Winter * Bros.
OcII Sun,tues, wed,Sat
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As Light as a Feather.-The Fifth
Avenue Moleskin Hat, at Franc-seos, No.
As North Market street. Oel7 2t
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We sell fine SILK Poplin at COO, which
is worth 81. A. Winter & Bros.
OcII sun, tues, wee. sat
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Toys, from 10 cents upwards, at Fifty
Cents Store, No. s Union street.
Ocl6 st
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Blankets, Flannels, Shawls, in album
dance, at astonishing low prices, at Rich
heiner's, 46 College street. Oel5 If
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Good quality Cotton Flannel at Zoe, at
A. Winter & Bros.
Oc11 snn,tues,we sal
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"NObby" new style Hats for young
gents at Jesse Ely's. aug9O satsun&thtf
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sevtng MachIne SaIes.

The Wheeler & Wilson Company denies
the existence of any sworn returns, show
ing larger sales Of sewing machines. in
1873, than by that company.
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Great reduction in Dry Goods at A.
Winter * Bros, Is Union street.
Oel1 sun. tues. wed. sat
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Wool Serges at SIC and very cheap.
Come and look at them at 4. Winter Il
Bros. Ocll sun, tues, WEE, sat
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The Gubernatcriai Debate To-Day.

The Democratic and Republican NOM
inees for Governor, speak in Representa-
tiEes' Hall, at the Capitol, to-day, begin
ming at II O'Clock. Mr.. Maynard IS to
open the debate.
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Broadway Style Silk Hats at Jesse
Ely's. arg5O satsun&thtf
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New Styles of boys and childTens Hats
at jesse Ely's. augSs0 sa!San&thtf
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New stock Of fiIe Watches, Chains, Jew
elry, and Silverware, cheaper than ever. at
Atkinson & Alsted's, y Cherry street.
ord If
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CITY NOTICES.

"SOUenirs."-The demand for this
popular style Of Photograph is daily in
creaslng- Elegant in finish and to be OBJ
tanned only at Giers' Gallery, IS Union st.
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Largest stock Of Bugle Trimming and
ladies' Ruching, cheaper than elsewhere, at
Richheimers, 46 College street. oe4 If
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Fall Style Hats at Jesse Ely's.
aug30 satsun&thtf
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We have largo stock Of goods which
must be sold at a sacrifice. Come andpriee
them. A. Winter & Bro.
oc11 sun,tues,wed, sat
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Blank {. .)iEdicates no report; eipAsF J01 Sfs-
9onaryi minus (-) tendency 70 falk plusi tan.
dency 70 rise
we report rise of four inches in. the.
river at this poiEt for the twenty-hours end
ing at 8 p. NJ. yesterday, making the depth
OF water on Harpeth shoals two feet sfFee
inches.
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WAR DEPARrMES-.

Van OEfAlfIAENI,
OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, Oct. II, Loo A. N.
PrObGbiLitieS.-FOr the lower Ohio val
ley and Tennessee, rising barometer.
northwesterly winds, cooler and clearing
weather.
From the lower lake region to West vir-
ginla, falling barometer, southwest, shifting
to light northeast winds, and warmer,
cloudy weather. and rain.
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Maximum temperature 81 deg, minimum
temperature "a deg, mean temperature 60.2
deg.
Amount Of rainfall in the past "A hours, LIZ
inches.
TeIe0TaPhie Report from SSgnGl Ssrvics C5rps q.
y A., Of 0bservdtiOn, az $50 p. Ny he
WsstsTn UsiOn Line.
Fl''; 2s 81 Ss''' ES T s::;s q
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-17

TRAINS.
Eastern Fast Line, eX-
cept Sundsy-.....--
Eastern EXPIRES, daily
4" Night EK-
press, except Sunday
Mt. Sterling Mail, eK-
cept Sunday......--.-
Mt. Sterling Express,
except Sunday....-..
Lagrange Accomnoda-
tor, except Sunday
Lagrange Accommods-
tom except Sunday. !.
SheIbyville Mail except.
Sunday--.....--..-.--
sheIbyville Express eI-
cent Sunday..........
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RIVER NEWS.
Dasly Report Of Stage Of Water, tgit1 Czs1gSs Il.
ns "a Hours ending 3 p. n. Ooa IS, 1874.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-17

PnIaman Palace Drawing-ROom and Sleeping
cars from St Louis, Cincinnati and Columbus
Ia washington and Baltimore without change OF
cars. -, 80, as,
he obtained at all principal Ticket omees
sroughout the West, Southwest and North
vest. THOS. P. BARRY, Western passenger
AGENT Cincinnati.
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TRAINS.
Eastern Fast Line, eX-

oTTTSVILLE a CINCINNATI SHORT
LINE RAIEROAD.-Trainsl eRye ana ar
i ~ nllnIZs.
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G. ATMORE, Gen'l Pas. and Ticket Aeent
KAsHVELLE, CHATTANOOGA AND
ST, LOUI6-DeDOt, Church street
T. n. CUNNINGHAM, Ticket Agent.
southern 8 E'rn Mail. 4 500 A. N 12.s5 PH.
Express = 500 P. n $3.50 A. N
81. LOuis & Ms Express = Loo A. NJ : ssSo a n.
% Wost' n Mail 1926 p. n. = % P. NJ
sheIbyville AccoTu'dnt 400 P. M.ltlo:O0 A. n.
L. DANIsEY, Genl Pass. s. Ticket Agent.
. Daily. Daily except Sunday.
Che 500 A. n. and 1928 P. n. trains viii not
stop at flag stations
ST. LOUIS AND SOUTHEASTERN
Consolidated depot opposite l. and \
DEPOT, North College street j. A Dahlgreh'
General Agent
TRAINS. ARRIVE
------f---
No 2 st. Louis Mail,
daily, except Sunday. 1:55 A. NJ
No. st. Louis Express,
No. /. Nashville Mail,
daily, except Sunday. lZ;4' A N.
No. 8. Nashville EX-
press, daily....-.----. lIZ.4I T. y.
A. z. SHRADER, GenI Supt-
JNO. W. MASS, Gen'l Ticket Agent
TENTESSEE a PACIFIC RAILROAD.
On and after May Is, trains will run ss fol-
lows; Depot South Cherry St
No. 1, daily, except Sun
days....ss-...s...-..-.l 7-'o z - - - -
GEO. NANCY, Pres't s Sup't-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-29

The river commenced 10 recede again
on Thursday night, and last evening the
marks at the wharf indicated only 5 feet
8 inches.
There was no changes in the local
packets Of importance.
The Science departed for Parkersburg,
and the Courier is the packet to-day.
The l. n. Phillips and James Gilmore
passed up dashed together, with large
tow Of empty bArges.
The Hornbrook passed up with two
loaded barges.
The Iron Valley came down from Steu.
benville with 8 tow Of metal.
The Albion, with q tow Of iron for
steubenville,is expected up this morning.
I5y Telegraph,
PrTTsBURGH, August 2s.-Riyer 8 feet
inch and falling. Weather clear and
pleasant.
CINCINNATI, August 2s.-River s feet
and falling. Arrived-Eddyyille, Evans.
vile. Departed-R. ". Dugan, Pits
burgh.
observation-disclosures est has rained
since 3 A n; hard, with good prospects Of
a rise: River stationary. Up-Florence
Lee, Roberts and Arkansas Belle. Down
Shippers Own, Sandy Dick, johnson and
Red Cloud. Business very light.
CAIRO, August 2S.-Arrived-Fear-
less and Mollie Moore, ST. Louis: Indi.
ana, New Orleans; B. II. Cook, Evans
vile, Departed-Robert Mitchell Nev
Orleans; Fearless, Ohio River. River Z
feet 9 inches and stationary. Weather
cloudy. Mercury so.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-29

SQUIRE CALDwELL.-Martin Murphy,
Of Elm Grove, yesterday complained be-
fore Squire Caldwell that on Thursday
night Charles Allen, OF the same place,
feloniously assaulted him, with intent to
kill. Murphy alleges that Allen beat him
severely with pair Of steel KNOCKERS. A
warrant wss,issued for the arrest OF Al
len upon the charge Of ssssultiDg with in
tent to kill, and second warrant for con.
tending with loud and angry words. He
was arrested in the evening, and gave
bond in the sum Of 81 900 for his sppear-
snce Tor preliminary examination this
afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Charles Morris, 8 colored man, yester-
day entered an information before Squire
Caldwell, charging his son in.lsw, the IT.
repressible "Jef." Lewis Davis, with
stealing from him bowl and pitcher val.
ued at 81 60 A warrant was issued, and
JEFF was apprehended and compelled to
give security in the sum Of $50 that he
would behave himself for some time in the
future.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-29

BELLArRR-Camp meeting Is over and
those who left their homes 70 worship In
Gods ast temple, the leAiy groves, have
returned 70 resume the routine Of lies
duties with all its attendant pleasures and
perple1iiies. The city wh!chior the nonee
was deserted, again teens with It's wanted
activity.
Mr.. Roemer's new building Is about
completed Snd will be occupied By him
90 Tuesday next The building in the
general arrangement oil iis apartments,
and IN It's architectural design, is CON-
plimeut to the liberslity land exquisite
Taste OF the proprietor, being, - Ii Is, one
Of the most ornamental and substantial
buildings in the city.
Mr.. 2. E Kelly, oil South BellAire, has
also added his mite mot O small one by
any meAns) 10 the architectural beauty oil
Pike street. In the shape Of new dwell
ing house, which Is one OIL the neatest and
most conveniently arranged residences in
the city. 1t l. credit both 10 the pro-
jector and builder.
The rAilroSd bridge ia undergoing re-
pairs, and will be provided with q foot
walk on either side, thus relieving foot
passengers IRON the dangerous and disa-
greeable proximity Of wagons and other
vehicles 10 which they have been subject
these many years. Il is an improvement
that will be appreciated.
The indications now are that the street
railrosd will certsinly be built Stock Is
being rapidly subscribed, but the exact
route upon which ii will be located has
not been determined. This will depend
somewhat upon the iberality Of the peo.
pie on certain streets and here We may
say that II the citizens on Belmont are
alive 10 their own interest they will see
10 1t, that Water street does not deprive
them Of the advantages which will sc.
crue from the location Of the road. The
street railway means business along the
route which il trAverses, and the business
men who do not exert themselves TO &c.
cure the advantage arising from its locs-
ton, msy fold'their hands and watch
their Water street neighbors reap the ben
etiu Of their libefality and enterprise.
Apathy is what's the matter with the
people on Belmont, for they certainly
are not ignorant Of the great advantages
which are certain 10 follow the railroad
Nremains for them to approve or re-
ject the granting OF the right OF way TO
the road down that street, as it is I'M
doubtedly the best route and makes the
best practicable connection with the en-
tire length Of the town.
Base ball still continues 10 be the rage,
The "Goodwills" and the "Clippers" will
play q game to-day out by the B. s o.
stock.y yards. The game between the
mail City" and "Bellslre Nine" has been
postponed on account OF the disabled
condition OF some Of its members.
The Belmont House luxristes in new
coat Of paint.
The little scandal on the Hill is still
the town talk, but as in Beechr-Tilton
We can't tell how it is. Smith has gone
out into the wilderness that he may not
see Reed shaken by the wind.
W, LIS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-29

"LED AsTRAY."-This beautiful emoti-
onal comedy was presented az the Opera
House last evening. The audience was
fully as large as on the evening previous,
and was composed Of our most select cid,
zens. The interest in the plot did not
lessen until the curtain descended for the
last time. Every one is familiar with the
play, and We therefore do not speak in de.
tail. The company is by far the best we
have hsd here for a number OF years
One not unimportant feature Of Mr..
Furbish's management is the magnificent
wsrdrobes, which were worn for the first
time in this city.
EThis afternoon the great play Of Au.
gustin Days, divorce" which met
with such q warm welcome on the open.
ing night, will be repeated. Tonight,
Geneva Gross" will be presented. This
latter is very difficult play, but Mr.. Fur.
bish'a company can handle TO sdvAn.
tsgc, We have no doubt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-29

UNAVAILABLE LETTERs-The follow
ing is a list Of letters held II the Post
office in this city for non. payment Of post.
age: Nj Samuel steinfeld, city, 1c; Mrs.
Nellie White, Romney, Hampshire Co.,
". Va, lc; Mr.. CIT, care IETELL1eEN-
GER office, 1c; Henry Davis, Esq, Valley
Grove, W. Va, 1c; c. T., in care of In
TEILIGENCRR, Wheeling, 1c; G. Leonhsrt
Street Commissioner, Wheeling, 1c;
Thos, P. shRllcross, city, 1c; Joseph
Andlinger, barber, Jacob street, Wheel
ing, No. S707, &c; James Miller, Washing
ton' Pa, care Hugh Dorsey, &c; Miss
Lucy Bradford, Washington, Pa, care
Henry Bolden, &c; Mrs. charlotte Gre
mer, 1929 Madison street, care Of L. II.
Smith, held for better directions.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-29

TIE FINAL REsULT.-Aiter several
postponements, VIM. Il. Austin and
Charles BecroIt, charged with stealing
wool from E. 81. Atkinson at Triadel-
phis, were examined by Squire Gillespy
yesterday. The particulars Of the steal
ing We have already published. Austin
was held in $1,000 10 answer at the coun.
tycourt, and Becroft was dismissed from
custody. Both men have rather bad
regulations. They are brothers.in.lSw
and have each served a term in the
Moundsville penitentiary. Austin was
unable 10 find surety, and was sent 10 isil.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-29

FEMALE COLLEGE AND CoSsEByA.
ToRT.-ThiE popular home institution Of
learning viii open TOT the ensuing school
year next Tuesday morning, September
1st
The Faculty Of Instruction remains
about the same ss last year, and com.
prises the following well known names
Rev. William q. Morton, A. n, Presi.
dent; Rev. ]. B. Clark, A. n, Head OF
Instruction; Miss Jane A. Anderson, Vice
Principal; Miss Mary ". Hallowell, Miss
Emeline Armstrong, Miss Anna L. Dona'
hey, Miss Helen G. Clark, Mis- Lizzie
Adams and Prof. Robert Kidd.
Miss Adams will still have charge Of
the Preparatory Department, where tor
the past two years she has hsd great sue
cess.
Mrs. Lucy Wilkinson, the popular art
teacher, on her return from the EAst, will
assume charge OF this department.
A Conservatory Of Music has been or
gAnized in connection with the College, in
which Prof Hermann Ebeling Is DIrec-
tor Of Instrumental Music, and Prot. A.
s. Roe, Director OF Vocal Music.
Prot. EbeliDg is exoelled BY none as q
finished performer and teacher on the
piSno, and Prof. Roe stands deservedly
high as q vocalist In short, they stand
at the head Of their profession, and are
we'll qualified 70 orgSnizs and sustain 3
musical enterprise. We ARE glad 10 learn
that the Conservatory will be well sus-
tanned from the frst Applications for
admission are being mailed daily.
During the vacation the College build
ing has been greatly improved, painted
and thoroughly renovated, under the
careful supervision Of Thos. Hornbrook,
Esq: Under his judicious management
the building and grounds have been i'm
proved very considerably the past few
years.
We hope the efforts to sustain 8 well
organized and chartered institution Of
learning in our city will be heartily sus.
tanned by our citizens, who certainly ap-
preciste its worth and importance to
society. In education more than in
anything else We should support and sus-
tain home institutions.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-29

ITEMS ABOUT THE M1LLs.-The steel
works at Martins Ferry were not run
ming yesterday.
1.-THE Upper Riverside bar mill started
up yesterday.
The sheet rolls at the Etna Mill are
now running double turn.
The Benwood glass furnace started ur
again Yesterday afternoon.
A nail machine was recently made in
the Riverside shops. It was tested in the
nail factory, and works in an admirable
manner!