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Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-08-13
]. K. CASEY.
J. W. WILSON.
G. K. HART,

TTORNEY AT LAW and Notary Pub
"A lie. Special atteation given to collec-
tons and foreclosing mortgages. once,
over welch & Welchs store, Weyer's Block,
knoxville, Iowa. (bSotf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-04
TIE cooPERs, STRIKE IN BROoKLYNi

The violent demonstrations that have been
made by the discharged Society" Coopers the non
society men employed at Prats Astral Oil Works. In the
Eastern District Of Brooklyn have not entirely ceased
notwithstanding the efforts made by tho police to pre-
vent breaches OF tho peace. Yesterday morning the
new men assembled In force at the ferry-house and
were escorted to their work by SO largo number OF
police officers that the small knots OF strikers were de-
TERED from making any attack 80 strong and deter
mined O body OF men, and the new employees reached
the inside OF the enclosure without resistance Later IN
the day. however the macOntents assembled 10 body
near the works with apparent determination TO make
an onslaught upon the when they should leave
their employment. About o'clock Capt. Woglom Wis
tied the OF trouble and ordered the strikers To dis
perse: and all who refused 70 leave at once were
forcby removed The strikers however, gathered again
in knots on streets and although they made
corted 10 the ferry by police they soon de
tected one man who lingering behind and caught
him OF North Eleventh aud Flr5t-sts Inc
strikers accused the OF having LEFT the society ana
Joined the nOn-s0ciey men, and were about 10 attack
him with violence when he raised q c00pers hammer
and threatened brain any who should attempt 10
strike him. At that moment police Oheef appeared
and with the aid Of his club drove off the srkers aler
ward escortnR the offending workman over the bridge
into GreeupOut. The majority or the New-IOrk WORK
men were brought across the East River IN steamer
specially employed for that service. The discharged
coOpers appear to have become desperate but inc Po
lice believe that they win able to hold them entirely
in check IL the ne will keep together both IN go
lug 10 aud leaving their work
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-04

Veni Creator Torente "Ave Verum," Mozart me
solo singers with Mr. II. SchmM conductor Will Dc
Miss sullivan (soprano Miss Ballard alto), Mr. Bersin
Uenor) and Mr.. Urchs toasso) MT duSCaV"s ocnn''''
IL orgsnist and director. o., ~, an
At st. stophen's Roman Catholic Church, NO lts -,
East Twenty-eighthst., under tho direction oi
Mr. H. b. Danforth, orgbnst. the following music Will
performed by the choir. assisted by chorus ana
fun orchestra: Professional orchestra aud organ I'm,
petiaI Mass No GIandeD; Alelnia tIAsnoineD, Eeni
Creator tMorart), Ofertory, Ave Maria tG0unodl.
AT ali of tho churches Protes ant Episcopal ana CAIN
oc The decorations form very important part OF the
Easter preparatons The cross the pulpit and the en-
tire chancei will be profusey adorned ana IN souo o,
The churches there be large pyramids and crosses OF
flowers while the effect Will be greatly intensified ny
large number OF lights Inc flowers Tor the most par
ara FINISHED by members OF the several congrega
tons and no expense 10 spared TO make the display
grand aud beautiful.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-04

a., NJ the sailor In the direct production
of otherwise ayoidabie shpwreck ana soss vi INC hS
Won have thought impugn not enly my 'noavc''
but my vcracty propose to submit ING oA"o' ''"
cuaee OF the charges your replies thereto and only 30
mncb of the evidence OF the literal correctness OF tho
charges "A may DO sufficient TO show that my motives
are OF minor Importance"
Tho writer then considers tho question OF oompehsa
tion OF the Commissioner and the evasion OF tho law
whereby the 900 salary IL enormously exceeded ana
the evils OF the Of exacng fees for dschargng
and sbippng for every trip when the sailor re-
ships on the same vessel immediately. Illustrations OF
This latter evil furnished aud the testimony OF
Deputy Commissioner to tue eect that tho adyantases
and nv OF the course pursued under Or
The report of tine Committee OF the shp-owners'
Association for investigating the administration OF the
Shipping act IL referred TO- and an extract concerning
said be In particulars little better tnan the
ordinary sailors boarding houses, though tho influences
are better Extracts also added from the report OF
the Board Of Health concerning the dangerous condl-
ton OF tho institution; The remainder OF the
The opening sentence OF the annual says that
the American seamens Friend Society has been In exist
ence As years. and seeks by various nstrumentacs 10
promote the temporal and spiritual welfare OF our sail
ors, both in our own and foreign ports hnd that the
SUN $5 69 70 contributed in response 10 this and
kindred appeals during the year, and analysis OF the
treasurers account OF the disposition OF this sum FUR
nisnes the following entries:
To cash paid a. follows - - go - 49,. q,
Publications. 6S2s s2 shigrrecke and destitute $o5 -
kc... 1226S 40 All other charity 200 w
Total for spiritual welfare O3O oe
Total for temporal welfare. .................. lSoO 90
have desire to suggest comparison between tho
relative Importance OF spiritual and temporal welfare,
and discaim all responsibility Tor the apoye showing
There the exact language OF the appeal Tor these con.
tbutions, there the exact figures and items OF
their distribution. My structures directed against
the preteuse the Sailors Home. conducted under
auspices Of society which has collected In the ag
gregate nearly million OF dollars through pleas for
sailor" and for the relief OF his temporal as well as
has spiritual necessities, IS other than sailor boarding
house As "sailor boarding house." IL charges the
same rate board and lodging furnishes poor ae'
Communications for the money, Ia IA dsreputahle In
sanitary point OF yiew and hesiJaes Just little TO
turn from s doors destitute. hungry homeless sailor
unable TO pay his b the majority OF sailor board
ipghouses not conducted under the auspices OF the
American Seamens Friend Society," It has not even the
poor charity to cover its sins IN these respects
for according to the financial statement above quoted,
il PAID year the OF the society s2J6 49,
1924 than the society dlsbursed in charity
through Its nstrumeDtality.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-04
THE SElMEN'S FRIkND SOCIETY.
LETTER FROM DIR. HKBER SMITH, SURGEON IN THE

LETTER FROM DR. HEBER SMITH, SURGEON IN THE
UNITED STATES MARINE HOSPITAL SERVICE.
An open letter has recently been addressed
to the United States Shipping Commissioner and the
Secretary Of the American Seamen's Friend Society by
DIR. Heber Smith, Surgeon United States Marine Hos
pa Service The character OF the letter may be gathered
from the introductory paragraph, which says In the
course OF report upon the conditions which ahsct the
American merchant sailor at this port 1t became my
duty TO speak of the unjust aud oppressive nterpre-
tstOn and enforcement of the Shipping Act, the train
Of ills which follow the system OF advance
wages, the mockery OF philanthropy IN 40 many
OF the organizations ostensiDly devoted to the
welfare of poor Jack and the egazcd swindng carried
under the cover OF State enactents causes which
result in lowering the physical standard Of our mer
chant marine In filing ourabosptals and by DESTROYING
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-04

EASTER FESTIVAL HAT"
KSOXs leading STYLE.
1l2 Broadway, corner fnltonst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-04
lAnlo unceIneLH

The ELASTIC Truss" sold at PoMERoYs, IA
BroAGu.y, ior 81, Is warranted the best made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-04

For Morn PATCHES, FRECKLEs, TAN, and
all Brown D.c1oratiou ask your dueg
FREoKIg LOIIoS harmless and every iuialbe. Depot
40 Boudst, Ner-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-04
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

NEW RoCHELLE.-On Thursday morning
Ms Margaret Trainor wife of owen Trainor, found
dead IN her room the Neptune House. AS soon as the
fact became known in the village 1t reported that
the woman her death at the hands of her hus
band who arrested and held 10 await the result OF
au Investigation by Coroner BreDnecke. AS external
INJURIES were discovered, postmOrtem examination
was made and II resulted In finding the stomach was
oueb COZ gested and emitted strong odor OF whisky.
Tue brain was badly congested IL was shown that
she deceased bad purchased pint VI whisky the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-04

STAPLEToN.-Ihe Staten Island halfway Com
psny's ferry bost Northheld has just received
boiler from the works of aessrs. Cobanks Theal SINH
lar 10 the recently put into the Weseld which has
been pronounced strongest boiler ever made in
,h!s city Since the Westtel1 disaster all the boats OF
Company have been supplied with new boilers Cor
ouer Lea ned inquest yesterday upon the body OF
Patrick Lacy, who found dead IN ths woods Oh
Thursday; verdict, heart disease.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-04
THE DAY ELSEWHERE.

TORONTO, Ont, April 3.-To-day being Good
Friday. WAS observed az general holiday throughout
the PROVINCES.
WASHINGTON, April 3.-The services in all
the Episcopal and Roman Catholic churches here to-day
we're very impressive and the congregations very large
PHILADELPHIA, April 3.-To-day was observed
In the Roman Catholic and Episcopal churches with I'M
pressye ceremonies attracting immense congregations
The bank, and public institutions were all Closed Dut
mosS Of the places Of business were open.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-04

FifA Arenue Hotel-Gen. w w. Belknap. Secretary
81 wsI Rear admiral Alden u s N,vy Che Hon farse Gem
Cestham Of Tennessee Aehmsn H. g. Eastman Pough,eep
se axd Assembynan Charles Spencer, New lcrk me0's
Ote-Stst. Bradley Daniel H. Cole, and T. W.
Ahanv H. Mule;i Supervising Archec o. VIC
Treasury Desarmeat HcuSe-CspL Noodle OF
ttip Cuba SrtrrGnt Hos-POf r. Lounsbuy OF ~ s. ~
lecc 81 Nt,AoGss Hol-W N. Smalwood SeeIttsrF OF oI
{ibszaars philadelphia. 'H'Vh'dA
RouJt-Ibe Merritt Galty Of Rochester $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-04

No MISTAKE ABOUT IT. The IMPROVED
PuAoy NGHr BIoNSG CESEus and he PHALOss WHITE ROsa
have equals 10 perfImery. Get the genuine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-04
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIvALa

rByBMoSBraR, YESTERDAY, AT BUDSuI's. IN BROADWAY
sAn-42' NeOn-43o 9n n-46o MdHsbt-3e'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-21
FROM PRESTON COUNTY .
BRANDosvn1E, PRESTON Co., W. Va.
..., January Is, 1874.

bRANDoRVHLE, PRESTON 20, w. VA, [
.,gt January Is, 1874. !
Rditors OF the Intelllgencer:
Our County Court was in session on
the 9Th oil this month, at which time there
was petition presented largely signed by
the people Of this county, representing
over half a million dollars worth OF pro-
perry praying the Court for an order for
special election throughout the county
in conformity to law (chap. SO and sec. 30
to take the sense Of the people as to the
county subscribing 100000 to the CAPT
tai stock Of the "1ron Valley & Pennsyl.
yania Line Railroad" The Legislature
last winter made an appropriation of
81 900 for the survey Of this road, which
survey was made last Summer by John A.
Dalrymple, Esq Chief Engineer, formerly
Of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad. The
friends and projectors Of this road agreed
to assume the expense Of tho special cleo
ton, and assured the Court that In the
event that the people would authorize the
subscription, that with the aid prom
ised by capitalists the road would
be put In course Of construction early
this coming Spring, But, strange
TO say, that, Notwithstanding the
road II made will run through the
center Of this county, and connect the
Pittsburgh 6 CoDnellsville road with that
Of the Baltimore g. Ohio road (some 10 or
10 miles east Of Grafton, and run
through one Of the richest timber and
mineral regions in this State, the Court
persistently refused to grant the prayer Of
the petitioners, thereby arrogatiDg to itself
the right to stitle the voice Of the people,
and by its arrogant course jeopardiziDg
one OF the grandest schemes to deYelope
the resources and build up the general
interests Of this county that ever has been
contemplated since It became q county.
But alas such are the workings of this
fossilized and Anticipated system. Every
day demonstrates the fact that 90 long as
we live under its workings our State will
be circumscribed in the way Of progress
and improvement.
We expect TO send you q club of %
subscribers for the WEEKLY INTELLI.
GREcER, in few days, from this Office.
Truly yours, PRoaRRss.
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Sweden. The truth 10 that gold coins
outside Of the country whose sovereign
right TO institute money they represent
are but merchandise. There n no other
currency Of the world than commodities,
The making Of money pertains TO the
sovereignty Of each nation.
III, the measure Of value 10, as have
said, found In the money Of account known
70 nations respectively. It Is dollars In
the United States; pounds, shillings, and
pence in England; franco In France; and
am not sufficiently acquainted with the
subject To tell you what II 10 In Spain OF
Sweden, In Russia, Germany, Italy, Den.
mark, and other countries. But II you re-
cross the ocean with your currency oil
the world" % coined In the last country
you visited and 90 into South or Central
America you must again submit TO %
many shaves there in getting your gold
changed as you shall pass from one ma
tionality to another. ] reItetgte the fig
ure ! used, and say, Just as you did with
the old State bank notes. 5zIH : r
Sir, the standard OF value Il the money
OF account. The currency Of the world
q woven and spun 1t Manchester and
Dundee, or forged OF Birmingham, 50 fai
as England requires 1t, 70 settle adverse
international balances. The Currency
of the world" that settles American bal
anCes in foreign lands, Is grown on our
cotton and tobacco fields, Is pumped oul
OF our petroleum wells, 10 found In the
wheat fields OF The northwest and the
mines Of the Rocky mountains and Pa
citic slope. With that currency we settle
international balances according to the
standard oil value In each country, which
10 the money Of account, as found In the
books Of merchants, and quoted in mer.
camille journals within its limits. III
Mr, smith, OF Ohio; Another question
Mr., Kelley: Before hear the question
| desire 10 say that cannot consent t1
consume more Of the time Of the gentle
man from South Carolina tMr. CAIN, but
will on next Saturday meet the gentle
man here, and submit 10 be catechlsed
by him all day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-21

THERE Is Cincinnati Society called
the Friends Of Free Inquiry" It's OBJ.
ject, saith the President, Is to bring tc-
gelher persons Of all beliefs sin spirit
Of charity and love-" At a recent meet.
ing person whom the President dIslik-
ed began to speak. Thereupon a police.
man was called In and the distaseiul
indiVidul was cast into outer darkness.
This peculiar way Of promoting free in
quiry got wind, and the press comment,
edseyerely on the action. The Presi,
dent has published q reply from which ii
appears that he Is about the only cody
man in flock Of lying "moral lunatics, ?
who actually want to do what they meet
in order to do. Free inquiry, it seems,
means in Cincinnati inquiry by people
the Chairman likes into matters the Chair.
man likes to have discussed. .'.o
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-21
FOR SALE.

Iofer for sale the Farm on which 1 now
reside, situated In Marshall county, ", Va. some
three miles from the limits Of the city OF Wheel.
Ing, on or ncar the Fairmont Pike, containing
i05 acres OF frstclass land, nearly ali OF which
Is In fine state OF cultivation. The improve.
ments are all Of the best, consisting OF Brick
House containing eleven Iooms, with all the
convenience needful, A large cistern supplies
It with all the water for which raln water Is need.
ed. There Is also large Barn, With cellar; Sta.
BILE room for Horses and twenty head OF Cattle;
Wagon House. Corn Crib, Brick smoke House,
Chicken House, and . good frame Tenant House
containing four rooms: With Churches and School
Houie within 0 abort distance Tho said land 10
well WAtsted, and . neyer.lailing well at the
barn. There 10 Q good Vineyard OF CataWba and
concord Cranes, and large number Of the beat
selection q Fruit Trees 10 foil bearing, consist.
Ing o. Apples, Pears, Peaches, Plums, Cherries
and ounces, with almost all the frat quality Of
small huit grown in this part OF the country.
any per son deairinR . good home near to the
city or Wheeling, where they can prSatably tir.
pose OF whatever they may raise for The mSrket,
VII do well TO call on the subscriber, who will
give al the necessary Information. Terms easy,
laI-dAW 3sgiTcilllE n. T. WAYlIAN.7
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WEDNESDAY, JAN. Fl, 1874.

TIE Huntington County, New Jersey
Democracy have resolved in convention
that all Of their candidates for nomina-
lions must take the following iron.clad
oath: II have not paid or contributed,
or promised to contribute, either directly
or indirectly, and that /. will not pay OF
contribute, or promise to pay or contrib
ute, either directly or indirectly, any
money or valuable thing to procure my
nomination, except for necessary and
proper expenses expressly authorized by
the rules Of the Democratic caucus oithll
county; that I have not knowingly viola,
ted nor will knowingly violate any rule
Of the said caucus, nor have procured Il
to be done, nor will procure It to be done
by others in my behalf" =
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DIED.

wHRAT.-sunday morning, January IS, 1874,
at O'Clock, GERTII, second daughter Of James
M. and Amanda v. Wheat, aged years, 8 months
and 80 days. 1910 - 6za'fi
The funeral win take place nom the residence
Of her parents on Twelfth street, at the head Of
Byron. Wednesday morning at 10 O'Clock.
Friends Of family are invited 70 attend. .t-l
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special NotIces,
r 1NDsLEY INSTITUTE.

instruction given In all brancheo usually
taught In Preparatory schools and Academies.
The Department Of Modern Languages 10 under
the control Of the eminehtly successful teacher
and accomplished scholar, Dr. Mayer
The Winter Session o. twelve weeks begins
= JAMES WATSON. d.
dec22 t. jim. HUTCHI50N.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-21

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ion Tuesday, Janu.
airy 20, 1874. at the rcaidence of tho brides
mother, on Wheeling Island, by Rev. g. Martin,
D D.; asslsted by Rev. j. Stone, CHARLES
sCHURHANN, OF Indianapolis, Ind, and MARIA
| II. JOINS, OF Wheeling, W. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-21
A LWAYs GET THE BEST.

RBED'stC0 sYRUR
Nothing equal to 1t for Coughs, Colds, Hoarse-
neee, bronchitis, Whooping Cough, DC. For
public speakers and singers 1t Is Just the thing
TO make the voice smooth and clear.
WSold BY Druggists everywhere.
McCAbE, KRAFT D CO, Propretors,
oc2l Wheeling, ". Va
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For Sale

A FIRsT.OLAss DWELLING ''.IIt
lsA HOUSE For eALK-sithhled on
denl; Q broom and bath room With hniShod attic;
lnll lot. VII b. MD deld low ID oFdCr o close
80. SSJ. 2. tEwIa, IiEosator, /
jAH0 81. james Hotel.
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F0R SALE
Plumbing, Gas and Steam Fit
ting Material.


In oRDEl TO OUR 1usINKRs, Offer At the very
lowest cash prices al OF my stock OF goods,
tools, 30, which arc In good order and nearly
new. l Invite the attention OF Plumbers, Gai
md Steam FlttetH, MachlniBtB, Managers Of
Rolling NILS, and pefsons contempt tlng build.
ing 10 tho above notice 7Nlil .7l76'NV4l
l also have u light one horse Wagon, nearly
new, and one oct OF single HArneis Tor iGle.
Zknluifo or ut4AddteeS = ~. % iN I
b. s,74 slY y,,r. j. B, HUGHES,
lao No 1871 Market ST., wheeling,
Unwilling HOUSE FOR u
~ BALE OR REMIT otItr for sale Mi
my two story Brick DNel ling HOUSE OF.
John ltreet, between 9Th and 9Th etreetb, RAhi
Wheeling. Th0houSe 81 sabitantlaily built and
well located, hOlng but two squares nom, The
Post Once, There 10 hot and cold water Il
kitchen and bath room, and the utifo honS0 q
covered with tin roof, and 10 In all Ieapeeta
desirable properly. There ID also on the rear 81
tho lot q good BEick Stable. Any ono Whaling
nice, comfortable house, at fair price, would a.
wen 70 examine this one. II not n0la by Iebfu
MI ISL y VIII then be for rent. -. = H..
FOR further Information apply 10 Fhotnai
o'bnen, Real KatAte Agent, Wheeling, W. Va
JAW JOHN II, McDEHMOT
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nembor Of tho Royal College Of Surgeons, Lon,
don, graduate nom one Of tho most eminent
Colleges IN tho United States, and The RrOatei
part Of whose Lie has been spent In the hospitals
has effected Bome.of the most astonishing cures
ever known. Many troubled with ringing In
tho head and ears when asleop, great nervous.
ness, being AlArmedat sudden sounds, b0shfal.
ness, with frequent blushlng, attended Some.
Immediately -
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Who have injured themselves BY certain prsc.
learned nom evil companions or Al echools thS
effects OF which are nightly felt even when Gsieep
and u not cured renders marriage irnmpogsIble'
aud destroys both mind and body, Shonld apply
. What pity that young man, the hops of hi,
country, the darling OF his parents, ahould be
natehed nom all prospects and enjoymentB OF
LIE BY the consequences Of deViatiIE nom ne
path OF nature and indulglnR In Q ceftain eecret
habit. Such persons mus, before contemplStinR
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reflect that 8 sound mind and 6odyaro tho most
necessary requisites TO promote connubIal hap.
.piness; Indeed, without these the journey
through LIE becomes . weary pilgrimage; the
prospect hourly d2rlrens 10 the View: Inc mind
becomes ehadoWed with despair and allied VItb
me melancholy reelection that the happiness Of
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTTOF

ThoueandB o. persons OF an ages can now
losing their yigor, becoming weak, pSle. nef
Vous and emaciated, having singular appear.
anee about tho eyes, cough! and symptoms Of
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|. Married PersonB, OF Young Non contemplating
Aaniage, being aware Of Physical WoiknoSs.
organic debility, delormitieS, speedily cured,
HeWh0 places himself under the earo ii mr.
y, may rengiously eonnde n his honor g . gen.