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New-York tribune., 1874-05-16
Amusemenis ano Mcetinse.

AoApHNy OF MUSICAL q and at 8; Hermann '"o
PrestldIgate .n.ao.,
B.psuu,s ROMAN sHnPoDRoMs.-Exhibition' al Gso ana
ats -. o, ,,. .,
poo-u,s Tuy.rER.-At 1870 and at 8; "The Gladiator
John Mccullough
,no.nw,y TuEArER-At and at 8; "Humpty
Dmpty." q. L. FOX
Co,ossEuM-Day and evening; London by Night
DuY,s FIFTH AVENUE THRATER.-At 1880 aud at s.;
Divorce"
rrsIoN SQUARE TuEArER-At l:sO and at g. Camille.
Miss Clara Morris.
wALLACK's THEArER.-At 1870 and at 8; "School"
Lester Waack.
AMERICAN INSTITUTE HAII.-West0n's walk.
CENTRAL PARK GARDEN.--TheOdsrc Thomas's Summer
Night Concerts.
METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART.-Open daily.
TAMMK~Y BULDING.-Waace mop.
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Halls 81 and s. CASHMERE HATS now ready.
The bci maau''eiafed - Fult'n-st New York -
BURKEs HATS are the best. Give him call at
pa Ps Bauk Building Correct style popular prices
THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND ACCIDENT Pol
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tlTe by A. B. WILBoR, Chemist Boston Sold By 81 drugg@
PUT TIE SYSTEM IN FIGHTING TUNE.-The
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OF and nerves TO the stomach in condition to
readily and without pain the food submitted to its action This
accomplished this BY te daily Of Hos
dose should be taken before every
meal The good eject vii be apparent, Tbs loss Of Hesh strength
energy usasy dyspepsia will be arese1 The de-
Of bile skin wifi and that csbarc fud will
pass bowels and keeping them free Every con
kdlss Of system will be benesay Influenced
well the the amenia canal and the In short the
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held any Office for a Ions time. What they
want is some little grips AID passwords and
things, that will let enough persons into tho
Democratic party to furnish these patient per-
sons with offices. And yet no doubt there arc
people who jeer at the whole proceeding.
Human nature Is Just so low and ridiculous.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-16

The condition of the iron industry, as shown
on another page of THE TRIBUNE, continues
very unsatisfactory and is causing consider
able loss to the work people in the iron re-
gions, as we'll as to those who depend on them
for livelihood. The ironmasters deserve wen
of the country, and ought not to suffer for the
enterprise they have displayed in making
traffic for the railroads, and increasing the
general prosperity of the nation.
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sions of the topics presented will DO much to
enliven the occasion.

enliven the occasion.
We publish this morning let'er from
Chancellor Winohell of the Syracuse unlver.
atty. called forth by our recent accounts OF
the discoveries by Prof. Marsh OF the fossil
predecessors of the modern horse. Rarely Is
such exquisite irony applied to the con-
alteration of scientific topics as IN
this letter of the Chancellor, which
fairly bristlcs with points OF good
tempered wit. In thus controvertlng the ex-
tromo theories Of the Darwinsts, Prof. Win
chelI is not, however. to be ranked with the
thorou oh going opponents of the evolution
t,oorv The facetious parallel he proposes
;nS;ootos his own belief that the evidences OF
development in organic forms should De re,
oarded as proofs of design on the part ol
Creative Mind.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-16

There is a healthy vigor in the manner IN
which the British Government demand expia-
nation and reparation when British citizens are
outrageousy treated abroad. This Is the eA-
planation of the promptness with which thc
Government of Guatemala offer full indemnify
in the case of Vice-COnsul Magee, lately
fiogged at San jose de Guatemala. We might
p,oulion SosaG instances asareg home which
New-York tribune., 1874-05-16

Americans bound across the Atlantic will
find some pleasant personal gossip, of season.
able interest to them, in a London letter
printed on our third page. The Summer exo-
dus has fairly begun, and we give here the
first echoes of its arrival over the seas.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-16

Within three months there have been fre
quent proofs of the decentralization of the po-
lice. An inoffensive laborer was shot down
through the blunders of detectives; a mer-
chant was dangerously attacked in Harlem by
a drunken policeman; Mr.. Kollman was un-
warrantably beaten by two officers of the
Nineteenth Precinct; policeman who had
been carousng with several other officers was
murdered by night watchman. and, finally,
young girl was shot by a jealous officer.
For the last offense John Doyle was sentenced
yesterday to State Prison for life. And yet
few weeks before he murdered his sweetheart
he saved three children from imminent peril
in burning building. So short a step is it
from heroism to crime.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-16

The annual meeting of the American Social
Science Association, to be held in this city
from the 18th to the 23d inst, promises to
equal it's predecessors in interest. Among the
important papers will be the address of the
President, Mr.. George William Curtis; the
paper by the Rev. DR.. Woosey, on Exemption
of Private Property from Capture on the Sea ;
by Mr.. w. c. Flagg on the Farmers Move
ment; by President Gilman, on California !;
by Mr.. d. A. Wells, on Taxation; by Prof.
Peirce, on Ocean Lanes for Steamship Naviga-
tion; by Mr.. G. c. Hubbard, on Railroads, and
by Prof Sumner, on the Finance Department.
There will be also many papers on subjects
connected with public health, charities, penal
institutions. statistics. and similar subjects, by
men who have acquired celebrity in such in
vestgations simultaneous sessions Of the
Boards of Health and Public Charities are
expected; and it is hoped that able discus
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River News.

The river was rising slowly last even
ing, the marks at the whark indicating
II feet Z inches.
The Granite State departed for Ports
mouth Saturday morning; the Ragou for
Pittsburgh at o A. NJ; Courier for Park
ersburg at 10f A M; Hudson for Cincin.
Natl al p. N and Nail City for St. Louis
at6AM.
Towboats Lion, My Choice, Diamond,
Mary Ann, Bengal Tiger, and Samson
No. 2 passed down Saturday with heavy
coal tows.
The Hornbrook towed a lot Of lime.
stone to the Steubenville furnace satur-
day afternoon.
The Express is to-day's Parkersburg
boat. r--
The Andes is due from Cincinnati to
day.
The toWboats Barnard and Albion,
which have been laying up here for some
time left Saturday night for Parkersburg
with tows of lumber.
TowbOats Veteran and Alice Brown
passed down yesterday with coal tows.
Quite number Of coal lows passed
down yesterday, the names Of which we
did not learn.
Messrs. Heatherington s. Bros, at the
Belmont Coal Works, Bellaire, o., have
reduced the price OF coal TO six cents per
bushel at their Coal Yard. A supply al
ways on hand for the accommodation Of
steamboats,, and others.
by Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, April 12.-River 10 feet
8 inches and falling. Weather clear and
cool.
EVANSVILLE, April 12-Weather clear
I'LL evening, now cloudy. River risen 8
feet; q feet by mark.
CINCINNATI, April 11.-River 40 leot, 8
inches, and rising. Arrived-Junista
and Mollie Ebert, Pittsburgh. Departed
New Orleans.
sT' LoUTs,i April 12.-Arrived-Kel.
"e6t 49, n0huA9 IlNGlI uuU, uEdls, w ueeIs
ing; Chester, Memphis; johnson, Keo.
kuk. Departed-None. River falling
slowly; weather clear and pleasant.
NEw ORLEANS, April l2.-Rlver sta
tionary and one inch above that Of 1871
Bonnet Core Crevasse reported 1876 feel
wide, fifteen feet deep and water pouring
through like a mill race can be heard for
miles.
CAIRO. April IL Arrived Saturday.
|. Belle, Evansville; Capital CITY,
Vicksburg; Belle Of Memphis, 81 Louis
Sunday-Exporter and Future CITY, New |
Orleans. Departed-CapilSlA. Civ, ST
Louis; Arkansas Belle, Evansville: Belle
Df Memphis, Memphis; Glasgow, Curtis
Iron Mountain and Future City, ST. Louis;
Exporter, Cincinnati. River risen ei0bi
inches. Weather cloudy.
LOUISVILLE, April 1l.-Riyer rising
asst, with 10 feet in canal and 10 FEET n
;hute: Business good. Weather clear
md pleasant. Boats down-Anns, Tenn-l
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STErNwAY grand, square and upright
pianos have obtained the highest honors
every awarded 10 the piano manufacturer
in the world. First Of the grand Gold
Medals Of honor. Worlds Fair, Paris,
1SG7-London, 1902. The worlds great.
est Pianists and Composers, including the
renowned DR.. Franz List and Anton Ru.
binstein, the Academies OF Fine Arts Of
Paris, Berlin, and Stockholm, as well as
the piano.purchaslng public Of Europe
and America, unite in the unanimous yer.
dict OF the superiority of the steinway
Pianos over all others. Prices as low as
the exclusive use Of the best materials and
most thorough workmanship will permit
Old pianos taken in exchange.
Illustrated Catalogues, with price list,
mailed Tree on application.
Adams & Lucas, Sole Agents, 1887
Market street.
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ATTEMP TED RoDBERY.--About II
o'clock on Saturday night, while q man
whose uame We were unable to learn was
going up Alley Z, between Market and
Main streets, he was assaulted by three
men, one oil whom snatChed at bis watch
chain, which was broken in the melee,
leaving the watch in his pocket and the
chain dangling from his button.hole. The
assaulted man was knocked down, aud
severely bruised by the three ruGlans.
His cries attracted Mr.. Thomas Stone,
who was passing at the time, and he as.
sisted him to the residence Of N. steger,
corner Alley Z and Main street, where he
boards. The injured man Is tailor, and
in the employ Of Mr. Stcger
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SUBSCRIPTION TICKET SALE.-Sub-
scriptton Tickets for The Jenny Busk
Grand operate Concerts can be secured
to-day between 10 A. NJ. and Ar. NJ, at
Adams & Lucas Music Store. The Sub.
scription Tickets cntille lady or gentle.
man TO a reserved seat 10 both concerts,
and can be obtained to-day only, between
tho above hours, alter which time no
more Subscription Tickets will be sold.
By Subscription Tickets the two concerts
cost one dollar less than by obtaining a
reserved seat ticket for each concert, be.
sides the holders Of Subscription Tickets
retain the same scat each night for the
Concerts, avoiding the chance OF taking
an undesirable scat either night. The
Jenny Bnsk Concert Troupe numbers
five arIistes. OF thelady herself, we ap.
pend:
What the ClcTcland Papers say Of Miss Dusk.
Miss Jennie Busk, a new cautra,ice
made her first bow 10 a Cleveland audi.
cnce. Our music lovers are proverbially
chary OF new candidates for favor, no,
hasty 10 make up their decisions. Rarely
has such person received more cordial
welcome than was spontaneously accord.
ed 10 this lady. Rather tall and graceful
with a pleasing face, attractive presence
and a voice showing natures rarest gifts
and a high degree Of cultivation, She
placed her audience upon friendly terms
with her at her first appearance, and be.
fore her allotted portion Of the programme
was completed had awakened q genuine
enthusiasm, which found expression in
repeated enc0reS. She has recently re-
turned from Germany, where she pursued
q course oil study under the tutelape of
the masters, and her debut in this civ
was certainly q most flattering one. We
may safely predict successful and even
brilliant future for her,
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To TnE PUILIo.-I am daily receiving
all the latest styles Of Boots, Shoes and
Caters. For variety and style my stock
Is second to none in the city. To ladies
we invite especial attention to our r. and
r. Grown Branch Philadelphia made
Shoes in all the prevailing styles. Hav.
Ing them made on six different widths,
We cannot fail TO OF any loot, however
wide or narrow. For gentlemen we have
New York made French Calf Boots, Con.
gress CATERS, Alexis Ties and Button
Shoes. Also, full and complete assOrt.
ment Of misses Children's and infants
Shoes. Jerry Clemens, corner Main and
18th streets.
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TEACHERS AssocrAToS.-A regular
meeting Of the Wheeling Teachers Asso.
citation was held in tho Fourth Ward
school house Saturday morning, Super.
intendent Williams presided, and Miss NJ.
=. Owens was appointed Secretary pro
TEN.
Prof. Q. A. schsefer, Superintendent Of
the German Instruction in the public
schools, read paper on 1.-THE Educational
Systems Of Germany" which ELECTED
somewhat animated discussion.
Rev. Boyd gave notice that at the next
regular meeting he would offer resolu-
ton requiring member appointed 10 any
exercise on the regular programme, when
he finds that Il will be impractiCable for
him to be present to perform the part as-
signed, TO give notice 10 the President in
time 10 enable that officer to make other
provision for the occasion.
A special committee, consisting Of the
lady teachers in the grammar schools Of
the city, was appointed TO consider and
report Upon the expediency Of revising
the order Of exercises Of the association,
with a view to such modification as will
be calculated to induce the lady members
to take more active part in the proceed.
ings.
Mr. Williams, Of the Executive Com.
mittee, reported the following programme
for the next meeting:
l. GAS DrRl-subiect, "Etymolopy,"
to be conducted by Principal NlcNcchcn,
OF Centre school.
2. Select ReadingS-AIiss A. Robinson,
Of the Fourth Ward, and Miss A. W.
Bundy, Of the First Ward school.
8. K%Oy-Mis Kraft, of the Fifth Ward
school,
A, Report Of tho Committee on Revis-
ion Of the Order Of Exercises.
8. Consideration and discussion Of re.
port.
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"1T's an i'll wind that blows nowhar. /"
The recent snow and rain have been
more agreeable to the coal shippers than
would have been, to the generality Of
folks, ethereal mildnesS,' or the fragrance
from Q bank Of beautiful violets laden with
the hidden sweetness Of spring.
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essee River; Arlington, Memphis; Chas.
Bodman, New Orleans. Boats up-None,
Boats Due-Paragon, from Cincinnati,
Belle Of Shreveport, 81 Louis; Minneola,
Memphis. The Anna got 80 tons Of
freight, the Bodman small lot, and the
Arlington q lot. Bridges coal barges are
both lost, one sunk and the other destroy
ed by bridge pier.
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THANKs.-Reporters are certainly
under many obligations to Thos. Horn
brook, Esq, for accommodations furnish
ed by him at the temperance meetings.
However crowded the hall may be, Mr.,
hornbrook always finds seats and q table
for the scribes.
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A YOUNG NAN OF this city says he
scarcely ever goes TO the Opera House,
without feeling as II he would give six
months salary for the sweet satisfaction
OF dropping trip-hammer on the young
lRdy's bonnet in front OF him.
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HELMBoLD's BUouU is the great family
medicine for diseases OF the kidneys and
kindred organs, Full directions accom-.
pany each bottle. Look out for the
coun'erieiIs. The genuine has the private
proprietary stamp Of Il. T. Helmbold. 1t
is not safe to take any other. None but
the genuine guaranteed. John F. Henry,
New York, Sole Agent. Sold by all
druggists. eod&w
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COUNTY CoURT.-The County Cour
on Saturday disposed Of business as fol.
lows:
In case oil Il. schreiner cs. Logan Tribe
No. l, l. o. R, motion for a new trial was
ovGrruled, and judgment ordered 10 be
entered up.
In case Of Philip schuhle Ct. al, Is
Henry Hewitt, motion Tor new trial over.
ruled and judgment entered up.
In case Of B. E Tiff uS. Henry Hellipg
motion overruled and judgment entered
up.
In case oil State Is. John McColloch,
motion to qussh indictment was over.
ruled. This was an indictment not signed
by the Prosecuting Attorney, and for that
reason the motion was made.
The case Of the State "a. B. Hammer
was remanded TO Circuit Court, defendant
being held in $1,000. The bail has not
been furnished.
II. N. Russell, Esq was fined $50 by
the Judge for contempt during the term,
and was put under bonds in the sum Of
$500 Tor his good behavior for one year.
William shipman, indicted Tor assault
and battery, was put under bonds for his
appearance next term in the sum Of 500
each In two cases. .
Tho recognizancc Of Ellen Stanley,
amounting to $500, was continued.
Adjourned TO s o'clock this morning.
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HARD AT WoRK.-Dr. Jepson, our en-
ergetic health Officer, Is indust1iously en-.
gagged in the work Of cleansing the city.
During Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Of last week he issued thirty.one orders
for the abatement Of nuIsances.
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-Aun NiChol-
son entered IN information before Squire
Clohnn Saturday, charging James Mich.
olson with committing an assault and
battery upon her Defendant was held
in 500 to keep the peace Tor one year,
and in 800 Tor his appearance al the
County Court.
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Z. BLUM & Bro,
ATll0G MAIN STREET.

The above Is indeed 4 variety Of excessive
proportions, ard buy ers that pass such al assOrt.
cd Offering as they exhibit do not know to what
extent they baVO discarded their own interest
Here 10 splendid opportunity TO tiny cheap, as
the Offering Is one not likely 70 be duplicated this
EeasOn. hOssrs. l. Blum q BRO are prepared to
rcspOtd = their o'erings, and their patrons can
rely upon what is stated as TO b. dOno, APT
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New SPRING AND sUMHER GOoDs,-
9. Hess, northwest corner Of Main and
Quincy streets, has just received full lines
OF Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, &C, Of the
latest styles and best makes, and adapted
to the season and this market. Largo
stock Of Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods
always in store. All the clothing manu-
featured at this establishment warranted
to give satisfaction. Prices ns reasonable
as any tlrst-clASs house in the city. Call
and examine goods and compare prices
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DEoRDERLY.-Mrs. Bridget Goodman,
"the lady from Ireland" was disorderly
in East Wheeling Saturday night, and
Officer Tracy escorted her to the lookup.
Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy Dorgsn, who
reside in the vicinity Of 1.-THE farm" were
drunk and disorderly yesterday. They
slept in the lookup last night, and will be
sentenced by Judge Cranmer this morn.
ing.
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BLACK CRoOK.-The Opera House was
completely packed on Saturday night, and
the "Black Crook" was received with the
usual demonstrations Of approval. The
company perform in Cleveland tonight,
for which place they leave this morning.
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ADMIRERS Of the beautiful should see the
CrayOn Portraits at Robinson's Gallery.
Mr. T. has enlarged his rooms and made
special arrangements for this kind OF
work. All who want portraits will do
well 10 give him call,
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A PIANO OR ORGAN for everybody at
sheib's Music Store, lila Main street,
near 11th, old Union street. New and
second hand instruments for sale, from
$S5 upwards, on terms to suit any one
Go to sec them.
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Rev. ]. s. Pomeroy, of Hancock coun.
~, is preaching q number Of discOurses
at Martins Ferry. He spoke in the U.
P. Presbyterian Church there Saturday
and yesterday, and will speak again this
evening.
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QheGttelIigeuetr.
TUESDAY, APRIL IS, 1874.


NO" AuNCIelotLleutSs
Steamer Andes.
Attention, Knights Of Pylhisa.
Temperance.
Royal Arch
New and Attractive SlOck.
Decorated Chamber Sets.
Silvey, the Druggist.
Special Notice.
Tapestry Brussels.
PAUL, the Decorator.
Window Shades.
Doyle & Fendt.
We are Delighted with 1t.
Horses and Cattle.
Try It, Try Ii.
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CoNTINuED-Thc case of Jabez De-
garmo, charged by VIM. CASTOR with
ohstfuchng road in Liberty district,
was on Saturday continued by Squire
Mccormick until Tuesday morning at
10 o'clock.
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lHAvE just returned from New York
and am now opening the largest and
cheapest stock Of foreign AMI domestic
Dry Goods and Carpets in this market,
Post yourselves in quality and prices, and
then give me call and decide upon the
merits Of the goods, lean and will save
you money, as l am determined TO sell
cheaper than the cheapest J. W. Ferrel,
Main and Goth street, Centre Wheeling.
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NExr to the little busy bee" the boot.
black furnishes tho brightest example Of
improving the Shining hour"
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ADoUT two million 1--WE hundred thou
sand bushels of coal will go South on the
present rise in the Ohio.
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PATENT REcEIvED-John s. y wann
and John H. Cornell, Of Charleston, W..
Va, have received patent for Fluid
Meter. The application was filed March
8, 1874. -.-.---
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THE greaest bargainst ever offered in
Black Alpacas at 4Oc per yard, is at
Henry jacobs.
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BASE BALLIsTS are looking forward en-.
Enthusiastically 10 Spraincd thumbs and
broken fingers.
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LADIES who want to buy good Black
Silk cheap, should call at Geo. r. Taylor
& Cos and see the bargains they offer
this week. Their stock has been bought
since the reduction in prices.
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1000 YARDS Of best Russia crash for
1eic; good American crash for 1Oc; all
linen red borderCd towels, three for csc.
Henry Roemer.
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ADMITTED As A CONGRATULATIONS
Nichtery, a native Of German, was on Sat.
day admitted to the privileges Of CITIZEN
ship.