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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-06
PURGING THE ROLL OF ATTORNEYS.

The latest disgrace OF VIM. Fl. Tweed, James
H. Ingersoll. and the fugitive Assembyman. Henry W.
Genet Is the motion made BY DistricAttorney Phelps
yesterday In the General Term Of the Supreme Court,
composed of Judge Davis associate Judges Barrett
and Daniels. for order strike their from the
roll OF attorneys The District Attorney submitted the
record conviction of each that the Court might take
what action IL thought proper. lie limited that there
wa another person who might also be very properly
spared but who away from the city Judge Davi 8
directed him to make out three orders TO show
and submit them this morning for the action OF the
Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-06

aha ha. been Of unsond mind since she was II yesrs
old that abe has twice been an inmate OF an Insane
nronertv Of Goodrich In her trunk where 1t could easily
be- found indicates that she Is Irresponsible.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-06
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

PROM oLASGOW-ia sksmsAsp Lsstrails. Jan. b.-W: n
Hrper Geo Mitchell Cha. hessse Ja,ano MinOndo. W. b.
Bro On Dr. Chsa Brown. DIR. NJ NJ. Babeocl and wife.
PROM GLAsGoWTs st>avskp Pssayipasto, Jan. D.
Mr. and Mrs VIM K. Brown, John McRobens
FROM sAvANNAH-In steamsAlp Lcs1f,on Jan. &c
T. PrermAn C. George B. KEYS Miss O. WsPley T. ~ Cooper
John L. HoIs, Y. 4. Lobby, L. Il. Howard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-06
KATE sTODDARD's DEFENSE.

The questions which Judge Pratt of the
Court of Oyer and Terminer Brooklyn decided yeste
day to allow To be asked in Massachusetts behalf Of
Kate Btoddard foreshadow the defense. which will DO
ono Of insanity Her COUNSEL Will eRdesvor " show tbst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-06
6ieamboats ano Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
ID Nsus,,asl Railroads. Pare 81 steamer AtkA seoe'
unusd No at NsvYork and bosi hon Bridge
por steamer BRIDGkPoRT A. before
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily tor
PROVIDENCE. BOSTON. WORCESTER,
$500 0. N. from Pier n. N X. foot Of P.rt P.es
Cabin fare B0sr IN, 81 rs. To PROVIDENCE, "
Deed y o BOSTON IS IS. To PROVIDENCE "
Connect Provdslee ~ith Bcsios saa ffev
al Prev Wssses T. v tss III asssaI H. Esx ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-06
miscellaneous.
PERFECTION!
BOXERS BITTERS.
Beware Of Counserfeits.
EeaaI Notices.

EegaI Notires.
PURSUANT to an order of OWEN I.
COPPlN Surrogate e County Of Westehes nohes hereby
al having claims against We Estate
GREELEY the Castle In said county
70 With thereof 70 the under
signed the st viii and testament Of the said aessss:d
on or before 10th dav OF March, D. 1874 Dsssd
A' -'~ '' '" RICHARD H. MANNING, v..,..,.
SO 1sw6nTu. CHAKLSs sIonas, -
CUPREME COURT.
SoN THE MATER OF THR APPLICATION OF rHs
mp tRTMENT OF PUBLIC PARKS. FOR AND IN BBHALF OF
TIE MAYOR ALDERMEN AND COMMoNALTf OF TIE CITY
oF YORK RELATIVE TO ACQUIRING TIILk TO Chk
TAIN LANDS IN THE CITY OF NETWORK FOR
PUBLIC PLACE
OR
PARADE q RO u N d.
IN SAID CITY,
the underigned propose holding meetings on
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NEXT.
The 9th and 10Th instant hours Of 10 and O'clock
AT No. / PISESTREgr
Of comforting With parties interested me a~nos
proceeding Osner OF the property 70 be sca rsa
send deeds and title to the Cerh OF ths Coinmh
sieasrs, 81 Nazsaa street. Room "a
wM c. TRAPHAGBS,)
JOHN McCLAVE, iComnssoners
wM A. sEAVER.
Dated Se~. York .tJsnusy g. 1874
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-06
Deuilstrp.

DENTISTRY of every description cheaper
and better ,haa establishment the city, Cal and
e Extracting nner gas bali the usual puos Dr. WAIT SON
corner Tventy.th.fis 81 AMI R0urtb-lye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-06
NEw-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD

NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
IN CommsueiBs MONDAY. Nov. g. 1874
LBAvB NETWORK PIER -. NORTH RIVER. fcc' ~ Rec
Sandy Hook connecting Tor sn
stsuo O this nd rAilroadsi
$50 m-por Pbi.ielpha. Branch. Rcd Bait Por Moe
mouth Wartovn Yinsaai, Bndge,on br SIDE ss<
Whusss for ruetsan aifsd
mfor Long brsueh. Bank Port hounooth isss
River Wsetoxn. and intermediate stations
ARRVIs9 IN NBW fORk-At $40 I. m ana a'l5 N hs-
Long Brsneh ,ai intermediate saans ssl
ALB non Philssspha vn.Ahd. Bns.,ss, b. ais ana
points o. rarkerton Ralrosd
Far, Mes. rork o PhiladsIphA euly ~ IS.
freight Hass daily Tor Phs-pbia from fer iss
Fabt received until asd delivered "a Fesdss
pbis early
PIP nNtU, Assut Pier N X -.
w. sERsT. ". sORE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-06

90 Uhom mGp Gonreru
DOCK on STRUCTURE, Fistula, Piles, 1mpo
Dur, Diseases Of Organs by HENRY oAhlELs
" D. la4 Lesington-ays. hliei for IS espts
WILLIAM NEVILLE, Warwickshire, En-.
gsni requested 10 al ooee to bis unhappy sale aud al
trouble. vail be os often and the pas, quite forgiven
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-06
D. n. B0rD IT,. 9sa P~a Agent
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD, the GREA1


II TRusK LINZ AND UNITED STATES NAIL koUTk
rns leave hsv York NON foot Of Desorosss and
olovs:
Erpre.s B,rdbo Pittsburgh NE West and soath Nth Ps
Psses Cara attached $3.50 m. g. and $50 q sssas'
AMI $500 .. =. 800
Erprss. TOR Phiisislphis. $40 80 1880 az $40
D. N and II night SUNDAY. o. G;lO. $50 AMI !" s"s~
Por Tr.sOn % 7ze a ~ O. $40 and $40 Sandal SIG
Sa, s.v,ru ., 8. $50 7:2o TAO 500 10 II, i,a,
I 2:3U $40 $40. s;l0 ALSO 3, 6s2D 5;iO y blv 80
$50 BIO 10. IL 80 and IL night ssbdA' " Az 50
For EIub~ts g. $50 100 TAO 500 o 10 IL. N Ia.
a 2SO 3i0 $40 4;lO. 40 500 $40. d $40 S0
$50 s;I0 10. 1850 and IL psht Sunday o'So oio
an So1 R.hs.T 8 $50 7:2o q 90 10 IN. y 50
al i uiTht SUNDAY 5. 20 and 6:l0p -
yor codbrdse Perth AboJ aad soath Ambey and ~ o..
$50 ~ s s1 10 and 500 . m I'm 5io t.se.
,.20 $40 o N aud ~ ushI Sunday 10 D m
Va, pa, Milstons 500 a IN. IL noon ana a3O m
~ ~ n.mhs,t,ne and Pennington $50 a IN and y
~. pb,Iho.hnrs And BelvGere. 3 and 4 o -.
ssr B,ruto. Barngon. sni Canden ~ aud W
m 1880 . $40 g. sud 10 . m
garPr q ADD o. h-
Va, P.m,nrisIe AMI sQasn- 80 q n and y Pm
d, P,mbertoo and Camden. D and z;1o -. -.
=. "a n m ssir IL N. d., etesps hsaaa' Fron Ss
.a mi B,unorv :05 a 5l5 and 10 q n sseas ~
s,d It27 o. m Prom sielphs ~ D 10 300 ~ ",
lis, A m 2lS 5.l5. sos. s:sa i0H v a. ssDaa' os~
s.oS s.SO 1859 m ant 1927 o ,..
Tile, Osess 52s 435 27l and s4s Bros.g no Asf
20, ,ov' o.,s a J. CAssAfT, G-ssrs' hsssse1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-06

1873 sA soath hxbDss. btscsr
Iyu A. folio (sandars erespt~il.
- ps-hosoe ana iptermsi,s asuoss ct 10 and 30
ror I,p and DtemeAais stations D. 80 so1 ssd
for Bsbylss and iassrmssiats ssAnsa sSo " AA '"
So, Gsrnei and intermediate asaoos. 30 end 20 D.
For s@ps,ssA Roelsvsy and intermediate s,a''ss " sso
ands 80 ssi u p
ssassi uHss ss's RssA.'ss g, LIE ses.v s....xx
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-08-26
Ausldnoifde Asberidt.

lleber Die oiesidbriss Grnbte Gurp-
pas sntnsbmsn mir oas Golssnos einem
belsii9sn Ylatts. Seitsrrei9 llnsarn
,dblt auf einen ,si9sn grtras u. cine aus
ssSei9nete Gualitdt. Sisies 9ano bsntt
idon baran ipie es lid auf Die bette @siIe
leines lleberiluHes entlebissn ioll unb be-
abf9tist in guoa peitb einen interna-
tionalen @etreibemartt 81 erri9ten. Sn
OsutidIano ibdst man Die Grnts auf
so bis 50 Yros. elmer Mittslernte, mas et=
ma 3 Bis 10 YroS mebr pdre als persan=
genes Sabr. Sie Gerite 1T i9lstt &C.
ratben uno SaIer beinabe gang ssfeblt
Die Ssridte aus SibruBlauo Iinb nod
INNER ,uIriebenitellenb mas iid aud bon
Der siirtei iassn ldbt. Sn Der @alladei
nno &umdnien la7en Die Grnten wenis
su wiini9en ibris. wobl absr in &lein-
alisn, no luis lie iebr armisliS ausssiallsn
ino. Die Nieoerlanoe seben an &oesen
einen @(ittelertras, Die ano9n nod nidi
reiien 6rii9te itebsn sismlib idon. Su
Gn9lanb, mo bic grnote in mandeu
@eseneen besonnsn, peripridt Der Grtraq
an @etreioe nit @usnabmc Der @srlte cir
gutter ;u tperben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-08-26

gers Silton. @er Den peri9mibten, im-
mer ld6slnoen wisisen 2ebemann fannie,
ben 9ebt unwillfiirlib elm 2aden on BEL
Der Soee cinss bppo9onbriiden 8seders.
&ein sewaiden bat er iid nidt in ben
ansen Der @elt, mod lanse nidt. nein.
ieine Gnti9uloisuns madt uns erf rsdt
ii4er, bab Die semadte antlase nur su
wabr 1T. 5rsiIi4 in ben ausen isin,r
8emeinoe. Die nidt beHer unb nidt idled=
ter 1T, als er ielbit. ideint er sersttst, ba
iie ibm bas 8ebalt perooppsln, cine neus
Stride bauen uno ibn auf ole grt fir Die
erlittenen 1nbilosn entlddoisen luollen.
SIN oen fal6ionablen Vabeorten u m e
rita's setuinnt Der Spielteufel INNER
ne9r an Soben uno es miro n;6t mebr
lanse bauern bis Saratosa uno Gong
brand in oieier Sejiebuns Ole beriiatisten
SpielbDaen BON Saben-Saoen unb 6am=
burg iibertreien. Gs miro bort gang of
fen 6aro seipiclt II. Rouge ct noir, Trente
ct quarante ino BORT ebenio befannt als
in Seutldlano. Sie Slide inb fsts BON
Spielern umlassrt uno es miro bort bibid
uiel @elo ueripielt.
Sie y Ii d 10 an oeruns mad Seutl4.
LAMB bat Der gsbauptuns Der p. D. pref.
jufolse berartise Dimenionea ansenom.
men, baB Die 3abl Der 6eimtsbrsnbsn bin-
ter berienissn Der aniOmmsnbsn ni9t 3u.
rldbleibt. llniers Amsriiamdben. i4reibt
bas ssnannte 8latt. rserutirsn I'D. iopiel
mon bsmsrit bat, meifsns in ben sr6bersn
Stabten bes 2unoes untsr ben Arbsitern,
,ueldbe felt Der panit auber arbeit setom.
men Fnb unb ieitber taum ibrsn 9sbens-
unterbalt gu eri9winsen permo4ten, 10 bab
Rs bsfir9ten miilen. bic bsid.ioensngripar-
niHe. Die iie ssma9f. i'm fommenben Din.
ter bier nod p6Ilis einsubiben, pdbrenb
ie bamit in Deutidlano ldnser ausrsi-
4en ooer lid Elm 8elddft glauben GRIM
ocn gu tonnen.-llnter Den Seimfebrsnosn
finoen ii6 inoeiien aud Sisle, welde melt
drmer seben ais iie getommen uno nidt
islten sespunsen linb, bel ben Sampf=
I6iii- -Gompasnien nm freie Yaiiase an3u-
baltcn, Sbne eincn Gent aus hem seprie-
lenen 2anoe glmerita na9 Der Seimatb gu
Srsnnosn unb Sefannten Suriidsutsbrsn,
i6mmt ibnen bart an, aber Notb II. Man=
gel iberwinben enblih ben StolS uno 10
entldlieBer iid au4 IoIde idwecen Ser
gems CUR Seimtsbr. Wose es ibnen brii-
ben beiier ssbsn als in Dem ueuen 9atsr-
lanbe, benz fe oen &iiden tebren.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-19

PERSONAL Rev. J. N. Kelley is an.
nouuced 10 address a temperance meeting
at Washington Hall to night.
We arc informed that MIR. John Reid,
sr.,' and LADY, propose to visit the Old
World shortly, and will probably leave
on the 18Th Of next month
Col. Jacob Hornbrook has returned to
tho city after his sojourn for a year or
two past in Philadelphia, and his family
will follow him in short time. In com.
papy with his vile he expects to visit
relatives in Kentucky this summer, and
will not resume housekeeping for the
present He finds that this familiar re.
gion suits him great deal better than
the Quaker City with all It's attractions.
Rev. ]. R. Thompson, Of the Chapliue
Street N. E. Church, will leave in a day
or two for Alliance, Ohio, where he pro.
poses TO spend several weeks among old
friends,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-19
River News.

The river was stationary last evening,
with scant six feet in the channel.
The Express left for PArkersburg at 10i
A. NJ.
The John Dippold passed up about 10
A. NJ. with two empty barges.
The Reindeer passed up with q tow of
empty barges, and q barge loaded with
oil barges.
The Mallie Rsgon will leave for Pitts
burgh alta. N, today; the Courier Tor
PGrkersburg at 1Oi A. NJ; and the Andes
for Cincinnati at BPM.
The John Gilmore passed up yesterday
with nine empty barges.
The Barnard passed up with bsrges
containing 1000 empty oil barrels.
The Dlppold broke her shaft near Bell.
aire, and was compelled to leave a por-
ton of her tow for the Reindeer to take
up.
The Nail City will leave St. Louis at
noon to-day for this city, with 1000 tons
Of Iron Mountain ore. This will proSa.
bly, be the last Iron Mountain orc
brought to this city this season.
EBy Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, May 1s.-River four feet
six inches, about stationary. Cloudy and
cool.
EVANSVILLE, May 1S.-Clear; mercury
As to GO. River fallen two and half
feet; u feet on the mark. up. d.
Parker, Arkansas Belle, George Roberts,
Z. N. Miller, Morning Star, Bowling
Green, Bermuda, Rover and barges.
Down-Fearless and barges, Alexander
Swift and Tom Jasper, Ben franklin,
Mary Ament and Idlewild.
CAIRO, May 1s-Arrived-Chas. Brown,
Louisville; City OF Vicksburg, Vicks.
burg. Departed-Chas. Brown, St. Louis;
City OF Vicksburg, St. Louis, River 81
feet; fallen 2 inches. Clear. Mercury o..
sr. LOUIS, May observation-disclosures
Moore, New Orleans; Minneapolis, ST.
Paul. Departed-Colossal Galena; Ches.
ter, Memphis; johnson, Keokuk. River
nearly stationary. Clear and pleasant.
CINCINNATI, May 1S.-RiVer IS feet
and falling. Arrived-R. R. Hudson,
Wheeling. Departed-Junlata, Pitts.
burgh.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-19

HRIsS D,RsTE.-The first appearance
ofthe D'Este company at the Opera House
attracted q very fair audience. EAST
Lynne" was presented, and although q
difficult play, each part was filed with
considerable ability. The audience were
in perfect sympathy with the performers
and testified their appreciation by hearty
applause. The aIterplece, the name Of
which was not on the programme, was
the occasion Of much merriment. The
programme for this evening will comprise
camille, the Ccquette."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-19

MUNICIPAL CouRT.-The Municipal
Court met at 2 p. NJ. yesterday in regular
session, Judge Crsnmer on the bench.
The motion for new trial in the case
Of Joseph II. Brodie u. John Clator was
overruled by the court, and judgment en-.
tered upon the verdict Of jury gwen in
January last.
The cases Of John 0. Russell e. Jos.
seybold, Sheriff, etc, garnishee Of L. 9.
Frost 6 Co., Wright & Beebe 6. Same
and Joseph II. Brodie o. John ClAtor, an
action OF sssumpsit, were dismissed by
consent Of both parties.
The cases Of II, G. Hornbrook VS. Thos
]. Kisner, and the Courier Steamboat Co
"a. John Il. Trewalls, were continued I'M
Ill next term. ...gE. .it
The case OF J. NJ. Brodle ps Thomas
Downs was set for hearing on the 25th
inst, also the case of Dillon ]. McCor-
mick uS. Geo. W. Long.
In the case Of Jacob Snyder Is Luns-
lord s. Probe, judgment was given for
plaintiff for $44S "a.
In case.of J. n. stotesbury rS Luns-
ford & Frobe, judgment was given plain
tit Tor $226 A.
In case Of Lippincolt, Coale & Riley
rs. Lunsford s. Ftobe, judgment given
for s22O0S.
In case Of Metcali 8 Burt US. Luns.
ford & Frobe, judgment for $42O.2s.
In case Of Commercial Bank VS. F. NJ
Porter, judgment for plaintiff for $3.50 O2
In the cases OF the Merchants National
Bank rS. J. Hanson Good, Administrator
and the same VS. Geo. B. Caldwell, Ad
ministrator, pleas Of non assumpsit were
entered, and tho cases set for May the
27tL.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-19

BEFORE SQUIRE Me- oRMECK.-Yester.
day Harry Davis appeared before this
justice and entered complaint against
Mary Dillon for committing a breach oil
the peace by assaulIiDg his wife, and
entering into his house and there kicking
over his table," Mary was found guilty
Of all alleged against her, and was re-
quired 10 enter into rccognizsnce in the
sum Of $500 that she would keep the
peace for the period OF one year. A
bOndsman was procured, and the gentle
Mary released.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-19

AN IDIorc PLENlporRNr1ARY. "A
good many people want the idiot who
the soda water brevities in
the. evening paper to be examined, pre-
paratory to slowing him away In some
idiots asylum where he viii cease 10
make ordinary humanity desolate. It Il
common opinion that If he would dc.
vote himself wholly to the conduct of his
Own halt column Of froth, he would win
more laurels than by trying to edit the
local columns Of the IETRItIeEScKR,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-19

Ice CREAM AT MARTN's.-Mr. Martin,
proprietor Of the well known restaurant
on Market street, opposite the City Build.
ing, is always acceding to some new de.
mand on the part Of the public. BE Is
now prepared to furnish the best ice
cream to be found In the city, as well as
the more substantial Injuries Of the sea-
son. &c has private apartments for
ladies alone OR accompanied by gentle
men, and all can go to his establishment
and enjoy a dish Of ice cream without
fear Of intrusion.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-19
A seene In a lIartIn,s Ferry Churoh,
That want Of deeency q want Of senSo,h

"WAnt OF ueeeney R4th only this excuse
That want Of deeency "a want Of senSo."
Notwithstanding the apparent squelch.
ing Of the whisky traffic In Martins Fer.
ry the worm Of the still now and then
shoots up hydra head, even in the sacr.
ed temples.
On Sunday evening Q youngster that
We might name attended the Methodist
Church. He had looked upon the wine
when II was red. In TACT, for temper.
ance village where they have nothing
stronger than water, he was very full.
Under the influence Of the sermon
perhaps It was o temperance discourse),
the Gssrpent' Of the stu became uneasy.
Like Jonah In the whales belly, he
wanted out. Like Jonah, TOO, he was q
little heavy Tor the sucker that held him.
The whale had q sense Of propriety, an
appreciation Of the fitness Of things; he
went for q sequestered sand bank and put
Jonah ashore. Is
Our sucker nAu not sense enough 10
seek the friendly shades Of the darkness
outside the church walls. The worm o.
the still therefore came up on his own &C.
count, redolent with a perfume crossed
between a whisky shop and q lanyard
The youth soon realized the situation and
took the hint and left tho house, and yes
terdsy morning he had evolved higt
enough in the animal plane to banker likt
Nebuchsdnezzar Tor grass, and took tc
the hills 10 avoid the Iron Pound. Whet
the dews and the summer showers havC
fallen upon him for time, perhaps reason
will return, and he will come back a sobe1
and decent man.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-19

Speyer Bros are now receiving
their summer stock Of Millinery.
Now Onexhibition 500 dozen Ladies'
Misses and Children's Hats, COM
prlslDg the very latest styles In
summer wear. The largest stock Of
Flowers, Ribbens, Laces and Trim
med Bonnets and Hats In the city, al
speyer Bros Millinery and Notion
House. ITO Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-19

POLICE CoURT.-Two cases awaited
adjudication at the police court yesterday
morning, both violations Of tho seventh
section, which relates 10 disorderlies.
Michael Coppinger and "Tobe" Vance
were arrested by Officer Bogard for Great.
ing a disturbance in the First Ward on
Saturday. The former was fined IS, and
the latter SEQ and costs. Coppinger paid
his fine, but "Tobe" will stop with his
old landlord for thirty days.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-19

RECKLESS SuooT1NG.-On Sabbath
evening, as Mr.. VIM. Harvey, who re-
sides on the Island, was leaving the
Fourth street NJ. E, Church, he heard the
report Of revolver, and ball whistled
by in close proximity to his head. It ID
not known whether the pistol was acct
dentally discharged, Or Otherwise.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-19

AN ARTISTIC PRRFoMANcE.-We were
shown, yesterday morning, a fac simtb Of
q two dollar greenbAck, painted in oil,
by q steubenville lad named John j.
Wiley, aged 10, which certainly indicates
very decided abilities as an artist on the
part OF the young gentleman. II is the
second bill he has painted, and looks al
most like photograph, so accurate and
striking Is the simllitude. The young
artist should cultivate his talents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-19

BASE BALL AT BRITANNIA match
game Of base ball was played at Betha-
ny on Saturday last between the first nine
oil the Athletics and nine picked from
the students Of tho Academy and High
School oIthat place. The game resulted
in the victory Of theiAthletics, who came
out with twenty-five ahead Of their oppo.
nnnin
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-19

SEVERELY BRURRp.-1n moving q
heavy casting in the Foundry Of Culbert.
son, Wiley s. Co. (Msrtin's Ferry, the
iron slipped on the crowbars and caught
the leg Of young man named George
Porter, tearing of a portion oil his pants
and iufictiDg a very painful bruIsc from
his knee to bis ankle.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-19

NRw sPR1Ea AND SUMNER GooDs.-
O. 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
70 the season and this market Large
stock OF Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods
always in store. All the clothing manu-
featured at this establishment warranted
70 give satisfaction. Prices as reasonable
as any frst-class house in tho city. Call
and examine goods and compare prices
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-19

AN UoLY sNAe.-slnce the river has
fallen the end Of q heavy piece Of timber
has been discovered projecting about six
inches above the water, probably thirty
yards from the wharfboat Pilots should
accordingly "look a ledle out" when
passing that point
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-19

CIRCUIT CoURT.-The trial oil the case
Of Goshorn us. Somerville was proceeded
with. Tho testimony was concluded,
and the argument upon the instructions
continued until this morning.
The cases Of Yoke rs. steenrod, and
Reed vS. Erhsrdrs administrator were
continued to the Goth instant.
Court adjourned until this morning a,
nine o'clock.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-19

FoR Fast RDINe,-Two young men
named Parshall and Tate, tho latter col.
ored, were yesterday arrested and taken
before Squire Crooks, in bridgeport, for
last riding across the creek bridge. They
were each fined as and costs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-19

THEY arc selling fiuc all Wool Suits at
Franks Square Dealing, One Price
Clothing House, 40 Twelfth street, Tor
what the coat alone elsewhere costs, and
their Children's Suits at G0lcents on the
dollar. Only few moro OF those five
dollar, all wool Summer Cashmere Suits
left. 1t is to your advantage to call carly.
Remember Frank is the only One Price
Store in the city. Don't mistake the
place. Look for the Green front, 40
Twelfth street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-19

By reference to the advertisement Of
Rheinstrom l. Co., head Of local COL
umn, it will be seen that the firm have
commenced closing out sale, to be con-
tinued until July 1st, after which date the
business will be conducted by the junior
member Of the firm, under the firm name
Of L. Rheinstrom & Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-19

GREAT excitement at ]. W. Ferrel's,
over his new large arrival of Carpets and
Dry Goods, and cheapness in price. He
Is selling splendid Brussels at 81 10 per
yard, and other goods in proportion.
Now Is your time for great bargains, as
he will beat them all.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-19

HR1D NJ $So.-upOn complaint Of Celia
Gillespy, Rosa Gillespy was arrested and
taken before Squire Launder yesterday,
charged with committing a breach of tho
peace. She was required TO give bond in
the sum Of $50 to keep the peace Tor ono
year. -