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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-07
PORT OF NEW YORK JUNE G. 1874.
CLEARED.

Steamship France (Bp. Thompson, London-F W J
steamship Main GER, De Lmon, Bremen via South
Steamship humboldt ;Ger) Blanck stcttin and Ant
werp-Chares Rarnmesbero & Co
Mail Steamship Cray oo kingston anu As
psro case acsn Ks = CO.. Thomas hasuayra
.i steamship City OF Mexico, Sherwood Havana-F
steamship Cortes, Kemble, New orleans-Clark Sea-
Steamship Western Metropolis, Quick, New Orleans
Baker.
steamship Geo Clyde, Pennington, Galveston via Key
Steamship san Salvador, Nckcrson, savannah-w r
Steamship Georgia, Crowcil Charleston- W oun-
:. steamship Bcnefactor, Baker, Wilmington. Nc-wm
steamship Old Dominion walker Norfolk, City Poin.
and kichmond.od ominion steamship Co
Steamship Knight, Chichester, Georgetown, DE-
Steamship Fanita, Howe, Philadclphia-Lorlllard
Steamship Gen whitney, Halletf BostoD-g F. Dimock:
. ship Anne Goudey tBr) Bent Antwerp-J Schmidt
Bark Noah tNor), Christensen, Cork Falmouth TOR
Bark Figlo (Ausj. Raicich, Cork Falmouth-sloco-
Bark sliernen Nor, Guttormsen, Belfast, I-Tetens
BARK Emerald (Nor) Berg Havre-Funch, Edve 4 Co.
Bark C!ono aus, urono. Tomisich, Antwerp-sioco-
Bark Industrial dtaD, schiafino, Antwerp-A Agrcs-
Bark Augvad Nor) Rasmussen, Rottcrdam-Funch,
n sas SS@n sssy q Devon 3D. rnaham Constantine
Bark Abby Bacon, Merrill, Gibraltar and market-D
Bark Royal Harric ODD wcimers, Lsbon-J II Win
Bark Caribou, Kenney Batavia, Java-Miller Hough-
ton.
Bark Nincveh, Tucker, Boston-Miller 4 Houghton.
:, Bark Eliot Richie. Hutchinson South Amboy-Jas y
Brig Acella Truslow, White, Cork FaImouth-Brett,
Brig, zwee ,Gebruder GER, UGken Eisinorc for or
ders-Funch, Edge Go.
Brig Amelia Or, Deal santander-Brett son Co.
Brig " d Andrews Wilson Port au Prince-R Murray
Brig Alpha tBp Rodenheiser, Ponce, PR-Hatton,
Brig 9 Geery, Ward, Caibarien-Evans, Ball 4 Co
brg Leonard Myers, Hicks, Barbados-A Abbott.
Brig Gem, Pierce, Barbados-D Trowbridge Go.
Brig Mary Hughes tBr, Digbv, Ns-Jas W Elwell.
Brig q Van Horn tBr) Hooker, Wilmington NC
:, Brig Thomas owen, Guptill neutrality-suspicious.
! chr Harrington Nor, Runs Elsinore for orders
:, schr Harvard Nor Lorcnzen, sundsvaI, swe-Funch,
/, schr Light Boat Woods, Aux Cages for orders-A
=, schr Lothen, Brandtberp Aux cayes-Young, Smith
schr Florence Bailey Bailey. Baracoa--BJ Weinberg.
sohr VIM knighton, knighton. san Andreas-Jos
schr Harvest Home, Hodgkins Port Lamoine-B
sehr Wilanre, Bunce Nassau NP-BJ wcnberg.
schr Prairie Bird an Clare, st Johns, MO Der.
schr Harvey Bishop ar, st John, Mp Nevius
schr Farmham, Brewster, Observation-Disclosures
Ray.
schr Jesse Clark, EIwood Fernandina--E Hurlbut
schr W A Keeney, Beers. Alcxandra-van Brunt
schr u n Barnes. Bush Baliimore--w Chalmers
schr Geo PIERCE Kelly, salem-R w kopesG Co
Steamer A u SINNERS, warren Phiiade phia-Jaincs
Hand.
cleared 5h-BarE Curacao 18r, Lockhart Curacao
Joseph Fouikc's sons.
Bark CarpeJa tAaO yecerina An,werp--slocovicn
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THE NATIONAL GAME.
An Withdrawing Contest Between the
Mutual and Hartford Clubs-The New



Workers Win.
The game between the Mutual and Hartford
clubs on the Union Grounds yesterday afternoon
attracted only about 800 spectators. and was,
taken all-in-all, one Of the most stupid affairs OF
this or any other season. To be sure the score
was small, but then the batting was poor and the
fielding dull and slow. As usual considerable
time was lost in getting some one to act as UNI
pire. pretty nearly every respectable and reliable
man present very sensiby declining to fiji the po-
sition, knowing, as they do, the degree OF brow
beating and grumbhng they are sure to subject
themselves to at the hands OF the players. Some
one suggested Mr.. Ferguson's name, but the play
ers, having wholesome dread Of man who has
been guilty OF breaking fellow players arm with
bat while in a ft Of anger, did not press him TO
accept the position. Finally, however, Mr.. Pat
terson. OF the Mutual Club, was prevailed upon to
I'LL the gap.
The Mutuals went first to bat. nigham hit a
red hot grounder to Boyd at third and the ball
was mufed. 1t made no difference, however, as
the side was disposed OF before q run could be
scored. A wild throw by Burdock to first and
another by Higham to second allowed the visitors
to score a run. In the second inning the Mntuals
batted well and oblalned two runs, one being
earned, while the Hartford party were 'kaso-
mined' in short order. More mu1fng ana little
hard hitting gave the "Mutes'' single run IN the
third inning but Hartford was compelled to wait
until the fifth before they could get another man
around all the bases. This their last and they
cannot say the sharp fielding Of the Mutuals
wholly unable to hit Matthew'S balls with effect. A
palpabe error by Barlow, who failed In the fourth
inning TO pick up the ball hit by Higham. permitted
the Mutuals to further augment their score by the
addition OF two runs, when they should have been
BANKED. After this nothing but blanks were
drawn and the game closed with the following
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June IL, the Mutuais play the Athletics on the
Union Grounds
June Ii, the Union Grounds will be the scene Of
a contest between the Mutual and Boston clubs.
base ball match was played at Trenton yester-
day between the Red Stockings and the Highland
ers IN which the former were victorious by score
OF ~ to7 The time Of the game was one hour and
forty minutes. The umpire was MI. Hannigan, or
the Marion Club.
The employees Of Cook. Valentine 4 Co. versus
Emery, lyey Co. played game OF base ball at
Prospect Park grounds yesterday. The result was
defeat OF the latter by score OF 10 30 49,
The game played at HODoken yesterday between
the Ii. B. Claim and the William Knisely Clubs
suited in victory Tor the Knisely nine-score, 40
to IL.
The Essex Base Ball Club, which was whipped
few DAYS ago by the Jersey City Champions, has
consoied Itself 10y laying out the Irvingtons by
score OF % to Z.
AT Chicago yesterday the Bostons defeated the
White Stockings by a score OF to q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-07
BROOKLYN homeopathic MATERNITY.

The managers OF the above charity have Issued
the following appeal
The growth OF this charity during the past year has
been remarkable, and the work done has been Of that
order which appeals directly 20 the ympathies Of the
public year ago took possession ~ the building
known as No ~ Concord street and have occupied
~ TINS Time; but WORK has crowded IN these
quarters very much. We making addition
o. another building Of equal size, connecting the two,
ain making extensive alterations ana repairs During
we baa sx months alone VIC have had forty patients
IN me lylnW.in ward, and with nursery
average number NJ twenty-five babies. Our average
fanny exclusive Of employees and attaches IN the way
Of students, @c., has been ory Jour WIN our new
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aecommodatons we shan be able to do much greater
WORK the calls upon incessant and want OF
room alone has prevented doubling the number be-
lore we therefore earnestly invite the public TO CO.
nees OF every description are needed and selected.
carpets FURNITURE dry goods provisions groceries,
everything will be most thankfully received The lady
managers viii be IN attendance Tue sday June dur
ing the entre day and evening receive their TRENDS
and the aid they shall bring collation. win be served
IN the evening, after which the Rev Charles Evrest MI
W. c. Dewitt and others will address the sssemblage
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Steamships Republic tBr for Liverpool City Of Brook
lyn Br), dol Greece USr) do Partha (Br do; Anglia
F ~ glasgow ooina gBegl. Antwerp Main Ger, dol
Kingston, ia; Albemarle, st Thomas Laguayra and
Porto Cabelo; City OF Mexico, Havana: Geo Clyde,
Galveston via Key West Cortes, New Orleans; Western
Metropolls do Huntsville savannah San salvador do;
Georgia Charleston. knight, Georgetown, DC; Ola
Dominion. Rlchmond &C fanita, phiiadephia; banks
saga Nor Rotterdam: Granada, Galveston Lizzie Fer
nandiDa br1s kavasota, Lubec John w Hunt New Or
ieans ieonsrd Meyers, - schr southern Home,
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Merchants shipping agents and ship captains in.
formed that by telegraphng to the HERALD London
Bureau No 46 Fleet street the arrivals ut and depart
from European ports and other ports abroad of
American and all foreign vessels trading with the United
States the will be cabled to this country free OF
charge and published.
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AssAroLIs, Ms May 23-Arrived, schr Alta Br) Con-
ley New York.
BARBApos, May 15-ln port bark Warrington Par
HAVANA, May 2sTn port brig Jessie Rhynas, Willis for
Baltimore, about ready.
Arrived previous 10 juno G. bark Elba, Peterson, New
York.
HALIFAX, June 6-Arrived, steamer Carroll from Char.
lotteown ana sailed for Boston,
NoRrH SYDNEY, CB May z0-Arrivcd, ship Lenne (Br)
Horton Liverpool; barks Arcadia Br, Anderson, Havre
Providence Qr), Coalfeet Antwerp; Matilda G smith
lBr) smith, Havre; 18th, ship Vaughan (Br), Shaw,
Liverpool 18th, bark Mary Campbell (3r, Amero do
Port CALEDONIA, May 26-In port schr Foam, from
Hamburg, lust arrived, to load for New York
P1CroU, Ms, May 2y-Arrved briggs Willow Brae (Br),
Mcleod, New York; Anna 0Ir) Mcconnell, st Thomas,
ST PIERRE, Mart May a-SaIed, brig Hclen Furnish.
Baltimore.
ST JOINS, NF June 4-Arrived, steamship Caspian
OBJ. Trocks 0rom Quebec and Halifax. Liverpool
ST JoaS, NIB, June 3-Arrivcd, bark Carmel tBr Pat.
Cleared 3D. schr CARR Melvin DID, Andrews Philadel-
Cleared 4th schr Henry (Br), Falkngham, Newcastle.
Del. .
TRINIDAD May 2isailed, brig Neva dr, switzcr Bos-
ton.
In port 2oth barks Hancock, Collins, for New York
next day; Geneva, Gorhnm ldg
In port May rs, brig J II dillingham;, Treat, for New
York, ldg.
American Ports.
ALEXANDRIA, June b-Arriveu, schrs r l. Corderv,
Boston: u B McNcho Windsor, Ms NJ kranL, George
town; r N Odiorne, Danvers .
sailed-steaInshjp John Gibson. New York schrs W
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.
Movements of Vessels Bound from and to
the United States.


LONDON, juno G. 1874
ARRIVALS.
Arrived at Liverpool June 4 steamship Lord Give (Br
Urquhart New York; 9Th, ships Glory OF the Seas
Knowles, San Francisco, 90 days passage; Trafalgar
(Ger) Pens, Pensacola; Mindora (Br), Moddrell, do
barks Charles (Nor) Lie do; Fisher (Br Lomas, do
brig Tordenskjold Nor), Olsen, Galveston.
Arrived at Deal June 6. ship Helios Ger, Krieze
Pensacola for Hartlepool
Arrived at Londonderry June g. bark Saga (Nor) Jor
gensen. Baltimore.
Arrived at Newry June s. brig Teresina QtaD Lauro
New YORK; schr Conoid tBr), Cordiner, do.
Arrived at Queenstown June 8, barks Giorgio Aus
Medanich Philadelphia; Nuoveau st Michael (Fr). L.
NEE, Portland Oregon) origne QtaD Cavassa, Balt-
more; 9Th, steamships Nevada r), Howell, New York
Liverpool; Pennsylvania, Harris, Philadelphia
do
Arrived at Antwerp June s. steamship Cybele (Beg),
Blair, Philadelphia
Arrived at Havre June bark Glenralloch (B), skene
Galveston.
Arrived at Rotterdam June s. steamship Rotterdam
Dutch Janzen, New York.
Arrived at stcttn June bark nhana aus), Ahlstrom
Baltimore.
Arrived at Reval June 4 ship Tros Nor), Herofsen,
New Orleans.
Arrived at Cronsiadt previous to June bark Runer
Nor Erickson. Savannah.
Arrived at Hong Kong June s. steamship China, Cobb
Francisco before reported arrived previous to May
2y.
SAILTNGS.
Sailed from Liverpool June 8, ships Srathearn (Br),
Jarman, New York Rajah (Br), Halliday San Francisco.
Sailed from do May IL steamships Potomac tBr) Lon
Loudon Baltimore; June Nova Scotan (Br) Richard
son, do via Halifax.
Sailed from Southampton May 3d. steamships Ohio
GER Won Emsten 1rom Bremen), Baltimore
Sailed from Galway June s. BARK SKINNER Of the
Waves (Br), Couch, United States
Sailed from Antwerp June g. steamship Ernst Morz
Arndt Ger, Felberg drom Stettn and Copenhagen,
New York.
Sailed from Rotterdam June3, bark Astrea us) Nico-
To- United States.
Sailed from Lisbon, brig Katahdn, Sanders, United
States.
Sailed from Leghorn, bark volturno Qtal savarese,
New York
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BELOW.
SAILED.

Bark Assunta dtaD vvalde, from Glasgow As days (by
pilot boat Caprice No ID.
Bark Nordcap GER, Clauscn, Antwerp 80 days.
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Base Ball Notes.

1orG, L.
Time Of game-Two hours and twenty minutes
Umpire-Mr. Patterson, Of the Mutual Club.
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SH IPPING NEWS.
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF JUNE.
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x.scur Juuu Moultoh oHuiec, Ns, LOT NOW
scnr Amos Briggs, Knapp. Providence tor Haver-
schr Jas Bayes, Arnold, Providence for Elizabeth
schr Leona, Sexton. Boston for New York.
s sh Are s , for c New Ny
schr Gibson Grogan, Newmarket for Port John
schr Elm City, Kidd, Hartford for New York.
schr ssopy Mer IL or Apany
sehr John Wright, Ellis sasybrook for New York.
schr Dwight Davidson, Rooney, Danversport for New
schr Emily Belle Kelly Dennis for New York
sch fHdmGrs Myss for Jew York
schr Richard Morrell Frisby, Greenwich for New
sc6r Maggie Todd, Richardson, Calais for New York.
schr Helen Mar. Ward, Providence Tor Elzabcthport
schr Lewis Jane, Softer, Kingston tor New York.
BOUND EAsr
Brig Vim Dobson (Br) Bucks New York for Dorches
..schr Bonnbel (BO. Grfen New York for St Johns
schr Eagle, Chase, Port johnson for New Bedford.
schr sadler Carroll, Amboy for Portland.
schr Mary smitE kondoas for ProSSe iUs ""'
h New yoy n for
Scnr Anthony Burton, johnson, Port johnson for Paw
schr Caroline Cornelia Lord, Hoboken for somer-
schr Exeter, Pendleton New York for Portland, Me-
sehr u ) scndder Gorham, New YORK for Northport
schr Charles Smith, Harrison, Philadelphia for New
schr Eleanor, Nickerson, Port johnson for westerley
Schr Leonora, Barsley, Hoboken tor solem.
Schr Gertrude, Brockway, Port johnson for Deep
River
scnr G Samson, Fitzpatrick Haverstraw for Paw
tucket
schr Jos Hall Hamilton Hoboken for Portland.
Schr Geo Gilum Bacon, Hoboken for Hartford.
schr Eliza Ryan, New York tor Southport
Schr Minquas, Heaney, Hoboken for Providence.
Schr Victor, Look, New York for New London.
schr Amelia, Terry, New York for Providence.
schr Warren Gates, Smith, New York for Milestone
Point.
schr Nathaniel Holmes Smith, New York for Prov.
idcnce
schr Orion. Wilson, New York for Providence.
schr Orlando smith, Perry, New YORK Tor ster
schr David Floyd Clifford. Hoboken tor Providence
schr saratoga, Weeks, New York TOR Providence.
;, Steamer United states, Davis, New YORK Tor Fall
River
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AVID SHIP CAPTAINS.

Ship Pooscar Br) bark Polar STAR. from Pensa
cola Tor Liverpool, May II, lat 40 70, Ion AZ IS
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Runs earned Hartford 0; Mutual, l.
First base by errors OF opponents-Mutual 8; Hal
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-29

~ TERMS:
per annum, by mail or express. $40
Six months . -
Three months Q
Delivered by carriers, per week ,...4 cents
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-29

THE Los ANGELES CITY AND COUNTY
PRINTING AND PUBLISHING co.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-29
DR.. j. w. OLIVER,

II HOMGOPATHIST. Office and residence,
Ii brick building, east side of Spring St,
between Court and First streets. Los Angeles.
F lA lf-a-.Il ~ te lS-Iy-A faI T-+ 8.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-29
TIE WEEKLY HERALD
Is published every Saturday morning

TERMS.
one year, by mail orexpress, single copy~.s3 90
Three Is n1
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-29

The BAZAAR is now giving II yards Best
american Prints for 81. Also, six yards IA
French and American prints for 81. At the
corner Of Main and Requena streets, oppO-
site the q. S. Hotel.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-29
GOODALL, NELSON g. PERKl NS'
dIwo STEAMSHIP LINES, h.@l

<E$NfA The ELEGANT and FAST SAIL
ING STEAMSHIPS of this Line
Will sail regularly, as follows: i3i
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-29

S4l-41 oe EC1a.twcA A
saTa e ssss1 roi aas. -grn
N .e4aE.9
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-29

Everybody is wondering why the BAZAAR
az selling their goods SO cheap. The reason is
they must clear out their Spring and Sum
iner goods TO make room for the immense
stock of Fall and Winter goods which they
will soon receive
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-29
DIR. NJ. S. JONES,

ENORMERLY OF ST. LOUIS, NO.
kINA Il has located in Los Angeles where
10Y how'll give his special attention to
diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose and
Throat.
OFFICE Spring ST., opposite Temple Block
E Id. fpb0htf--1
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-29

A.l tael got 1arlla gIe stadg at7p
l'} OIL he21bcTg anaIo 19 Woo s'edf
oi .34amab sat iarFa 1sVa illw aa1oli
.e4@ tlJ Ae-J as+-aa .Ioitg a.4fap9
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VOLUME III.
gna 9n9eles ajeraltl.

Is Published every morning except Monday
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-29

0i crew al0alV1s11s sa b1nod sa1
hoYi9cl bHa Eabgsfa5g nolssaa e1ixs
-4ablgw wen 10 Nlibliue ag. kol shls
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Orange Grove Encampment, No. 81, l. o. o. F..

DEGULAR MEETINGS held on the Sec
III ond and Fourth TUESDAYS of each
month at ~ p. NJ. Sojourning Patriarchs In
good standing are cordially invited to attend.
G. II. MATFIELD, C. II.
A. w HrrroE Scribe
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-29

Through Bills from New York 60 San
oNa Pedro at Very Low Rates.
FOR CHINA AND JAPAN.
Steamers leave San Francisco Sept. 5fh and
every fourteen days thereafter. 9-elaL ~
Through Bills of Ladlng signed TO New
York, Europe, Mexico and South America
Plans OF Steamers Cabin at Agents Office.
For Passage or Freight apply To
rgef ~ n = Fl. MCCLELLAN, IS
r Agent for Los Angeles County.
once, 81 Main street, opposite head OF Com
merciaI. a Ha..N ~ai mr7-l5
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Or. L. Dexter lyford,

DHYsICIAN AND SURGEON = OFFICE,
Il No. IA, Downey Block, Los Angeles,
California. Office hours-9 to IL A. M; to 8
and to SP. NJ. s ap23-tf-2
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OFfICE-LEeraid Steam Book and Job
Court House.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
-=----------------
I. .. o. r.

AugeIita lodge No. 1876, I. q. o. f.
Regular meetings OF this Lodge are held every
Monday evening ats O'Clock, at odd Fellows
Hall, Downey Block. Visiting and sojourn-
ing brothers in good standing are invited to
attend. ]. j. SMITH, N. q.
L. A. PREUss, Jr. r. S. aug
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
r. n. CHASE. M. D.

CURGEON AND PRACTITIONER OF HO-
- meopathy. ONCE, rooms I. = and 3 In Per-
ry & Riley's new building Office hours, from
. to II A. NJ, 10 Sand To p. NJ. Irg7 4
eB- Special attention given to diseases OF
women and children. oct9tf
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-23

Progress OF The Temperance Crusade
at Bride eport-Mcetings Address
o.. and petitions 10 Desist from
Selling Liquor. &c, &c,
The enthusiasm among the ladies
at Bridgeport over the whisky crusade
seems uuabated. Friday and Saturday
a petition was circulated among the
citizens OF for their signatures, which
had in view the suppression OF all Ii
ouor traffic By the saloon keepers
Wholesale dealers and druggists. We
hear the petition was generally signed
a. shortly formal request will be
made to those who dispense the "ar-
dent" TO desi:t from all further sale Of
the same.
On Saturday evening there was a
very large meeting at the N. E. church
which was addressed by Rev. S. B.
Barnitz, in his most eloquent style. On
Sunday evening a union temperance
meeting was held in the same church.
the Rev 7. P. Dygsrt, OF the [. ?,
church at Martins Ferry, officiating
The church was filled completely. At
ter singing and prayer, the Reverend
gentleman took his text from 22ud
chapter Isaish-17th verse and preach
ed tberefrom very earnest and excel-
lert discourse on the subject OF intem-
perance.
Previous to the benediction the min
lister announced that o cordial invita-
ton was extended to the colored
friends of the cause to join in the move
meut.
The programme for to-day is as fol-
lows:
Prayer meeting at the Presbyterian
Church at two o'clock P N. A mems
meeting at seven, and a public meeting
at haltpast seven p. ". at the same
church.
All the business men are requested
to close their places of business during
the evening, SO that everyone may at
tend the meeting.
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IyCIpIEsT FlRE.-About two o'clock

INCIPlEST FiRE.-About two o'clock
Sunday morning the private watch
man when passing Armstrong,
Coen d Co.'S planning mill, cor
ner OF Market and 10th streets. discov-
cred q fire 10 the shaving vault of the
mill. He Immediately gave the alarm
and with the assistance OF several per-
sous from the Grant House, stream
OF water from q bose belonging to the
establishment, was put upon the fire
and it was soon ,xtinsuished. The
Vigileut steamer was the only one
there, az the alarm was not general,
but its services were not called into
requisition How the fire originated is
a mystery, but those about the mill do
not think it was set on fire. The time
ly discovery Of the burning shayings
nipped ia the bud, what would have
been q disastrous conhagrstion.
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Refined Sugars.

JNO BBLS Xxx G." "B" YELLOW
lNV Crushed, Powdered and Gran
TOR sale, TINGLE &lSH
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HOUSE HUNTING AND Movlsa.-Ths

HOUSE HUNTING AND MoviSa.-The
peculiar species Of circulation known as
house hunting, which isso closely iden-
titled with the LIST of April, is now in
its midday OF excitement. Those who,
through choice or compulsory measures
intend changing their habltations for
The next year, grow more nervous and
respondent So each day rolls by, leav-
ing EN- in this unsettled state o! mind
and body. Those who have never
been go situated fail TO imagine the
wave OF trouble which rolls across the
breast OF those otherwise happy mortals
who by circumstances are forced to
look up places of abode for the year to
come, Truly 1t is a luxury which none
but the poor can enjoy.
To those who are going TO move we
would say. If you have to get up and
change your local habitations just 60
off without cleaning house and leave it
if possible in a nsstier condition than
when you first went in. Throw all the
btoken old bones, shoes, boop-skirts
and broken lamp chimneys just where
they can be raked on pile-but don't
do any raking, The incoming family
won't know what it is to make garden.
If a door or gate is nearly off hinges
give it kick and help it 20; it pleases
the proprietor TO fix such things up
about this time Of the year. Tell your
oldest hopeful to throw the old dead
cat tito the well, because it imparts a
delicious taste to the water and you
know the doctors can't always be idle!
II you have surfeit OF rusty stove pipe,
broken bottles and cabbage in the eel,
lar leave it. it shows neighborly spirit.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-23

COUNTY CoURr-The following bust.
ness WAS done at this court on Satur-
day.
In the case Of Daller & Delbruggs
Us. Walter Burke, the counsel Tor the
defendant moved to have the costs OF
the justice Of the peace retsxed. The
argument on said motion viii be heard
next Saturday.
In the case of Adam Glessuer Us.
John A. Armstrong, judgment the de-
PENDANT for costs Of appeal was taken
The court adjourned until this morn
ny at the usual hour, ...