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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-17

II so p half Dbl, Texas slO@11 50 y Dbl,
half bbls 81 50@S, Western s14@16 q bbl
OAK STAvEs-The receipts are large and the
demand for export is moderate. Extra pipe
60 inch is quoted at $175; extra pipe 56 inch
S15O@155; light pipe Sc to GO inch $lOO;
extra hogshead AZ inch $50; extra claret 4O
inch $95@1OO y 1900. These quotations are
for slaves culled and delivered alongside OF
vessel from the yard. At flatboats, according
to quality. pipe sells at s65012O; hogshead
$55990; claret $50.
TALLow-Sells at Sc. II 10.
IMpoRrED FRUITS AND NUTS Pair supply
and moderate demand. Palermo Oranges sell
at S3M4; Messina So so; Lemons 81 5O@5
N box. Layer Raisins 50 p box, half boxes
81 IS. quarter boxes soc. Bananas $1Cl2 SO
u bunch. Citron &c. Currants 6S017c.
Brazil Nuts 1Oc. Almonds 21@229c; Fill
berts 125917c; Dates 640174c y 10. Cocoa
nuts S40045 y 1000.
H1DEs-Are dull and prices weak. 5000
green sailed have been taken up for Europe
at 7@7ic. Country green are quoted at 7(98c.
dry sailed 12@14c, flint 14916c y ID: In
city slaughter sales are making as follows:
Steer hides over IS H., p ib, 1Oc; steer hides,
COW hides, as they run, 84c; kips, 20 to "a ID,
11ac; kips Is to 80 fb, 9!c; calf skins. each
75c. Beeswax, prime yellow, y ID &c. OK
horns, each, SC.
Woo1-Is in demand at 2s@S2c for clear
and l4@2Oc for bury.
FIsH-We quote Mackerel-extra No. l.,
$50 in bbls, $40 so in half bbls, SIS % in
quarter bbls, and 50 so in kits No. l, $12 in
bbls, Sc 25 in half bbls, 50 so in quarter
bbls and 81 SO in kits No. 2, $40 in bbls.
SIS IS in half bbls, So in quarter bbls, and
81 20 in kits No. 8. large, 50 in bbls, 81 IS
in half bbls, 50 Is in quarter bbls, and 81 10
in kits. Shadines full size boxes sell at
boxes So so ~ dozen, three dozen in case, J
size boxes 81 SO u dozen, four dozen in
case.
FERruIzERs- demand has slackened.
Peruvian Guano and raw bone super phosphate
are mostly in request. Peruvian Guano
$40 - ton, 1000 Tbs; less quantity.
at &c p ID. Raw bone super phosphate S65
u ton. Pelican fertilizer $35 79 ton, 2OOO
lbs; fine ground bone $45; coarse $45; bone
S45; cotton seed meal S32; blood, No. 1, 500
No. 2 S45; fertilizing substances-phosph
Zine ground bones), 59 ton, $45; super phos
phate OF lime, 7p ton, sos; phosphate precip
itate, ~ ton, $50; dried flesh. in powder, &
ton, $50; dried blood in powder, y ton. s75
compounds, representing the constituent Gle
ments of genuine puano. q ton, $50.
| MANUFAcrURED ToBAcco-The demand il
moderate. No. l, pounds, extra fancy, quoted
at 10000, fine 65@7Oc. fine medium
6O@65c, good medium $4,000, common
sound 52@55c; bright quarters. common me
dunn, $4,000; bright navys, As and 5's. $40
SOC; black sweet, SOC; No. !, SIS and los
dark black sweet, 5O@52c; navy, pounds
soc; navy, 3ds, 54@58c u ID.
BEANS AND WESTERN PEAs-Small stock ant
fair demand. Northern white Beans sell a
3y@3s, Northern red 63@6!c, Western white
3I@3a ~ ID. Green Peas S8@S so p Dbl.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-17

LARD Ou-QuOted at 81 loCDl % e gar
Ion.
Pou1rRY-western grown Chickens sell at
seas 80. Ducks 81 So Geese S6(97. Iur-
KEYS $24 Louisiana grown 81 5O@5 so.
Young 50 5OO3 Ducks S3G13 50. Geese
S6(a7. Turkeys sls@2O p dozen.
EGGs-The market is overstocked and the
demand is moderate. Western are quoted at
l6G1 l8c, Louisiana 2O(G2lc r dozen
STAR CANDLES Fair supply. Quoted at
$50 Isle Il ID.
mand.
and 15c piece reserved.
BAL1Sa Tw1NE-Is scarce. Selling in round
lots at 14c, and jobbing at 15c p 10.
Moss-Light supply and good demand
Gray is selling at 3(a)35c, gray and black
mixed 4c, black 4l0D5c, city picked 701lc u
Hops-Are dull. New York are quoted at
4s@5Oc, Wisconsin 4504Gc, California SOC
H.1r~Spring is quoted at 81 25@l 40.
fall 81 5){ll 60, California 81 tO9l q q
bushel. -,
IRON CorroN T1Es-The Arrow tie is SELL
inc at SC y To. with discount on round lo's.
P,eced arrow Ties, II feet, sell at SIC net; 8
feet 6 inches Bic ne. The Beard 4 BROS. he
sells at sc n ID, with discount on rouna
lots.
NAVAL SroEEs-Small receipts. hosln
B and sells at 81 %, + and U - y, 2
81 so = Dbl. Spirits Turpentine SOC t. gal
lon, Pitch 81 esq., Is = Dbl. lar o. = =
= half Dbl, and 81 u Dbl.
Observation-Disclosures barrels sell at 81 =
half do. soc; sugar hogsheads 81 IS each;
hogshead poles $50, barrel poles 81 % 2
1000
SrARcH-Good supply and limited demand.
Quoted at 4lcGT lb.
Berthe supply is small and the demand
] fair. Fulton market is quoted at Sill 400
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-17

emily reluctant to part with their shares even
at the recent improvement. The only sales
reported to-day were 10 shares Mutual Ma
tional Bank at S54 10 Hibernia National Bank
at 500 so, 10 do. at SO, 10 Factors and Ira
ders' Insurance Company at SS5, and II do.
at $50.
The movement in bonds this week has been
quite liberal, particularly in New State Con-
| soldated Seven Per Cents. The market has
huctuated considerably during the week un-
der the influence of various causes, which
have been previously explained. City Gold
Bearing Seven Per Cents opening on Saturday
at 37I637a. touching 3sI03St, and closing
to-day at about 36, or y cent lower than yes
terday.
New State Consolidated Seven Per Cents
opening on Saturday at 81. touching 90 and
SO, and closing to-day at 579(G5S, nearly T
cent lower than yesterday. but showing net
improvement for the week of + cent. The
sales to-day included 5000 and S5OOO City
Gold Bearing Seven Per Cents at 35a $4,000
do at sc, $4,000 and $4,000 New State Con-
solidated Seven Per Cents at 57ss, and s2ooo
New City Seven Per Cent Currency at 80.
No sales of Metropolitan Police Warrants
were reported; they were still quoted at
-@52.
Nothing transpired in State Warrants. Old,
fundable, were still quoted at 35 and new
at so.
No sales of City Scrip were reported. 1t is
now quoted as follows:
TINE CERTIFICATES OF 1873:
August to December ............... $4,000
TINE CERTIFICATES OF 1871:
*May. 7O@95
4June. 4O017O
July to December. Observation-Disclosures. $1,000
OF SCHOOL CERTIFICATES OF 1873:
December. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -05O
August, ....................... sO@s5
| Heptember ......... 600l65
| October. 4O0D45
| November. 25013O
| tDecember. 1920
AND OF SCHOOL CERTIFICATES OF 1915.
February OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 9oty9c
| MARCH JINoio1
*Valued according to amount and date OF or
| dinance.
| Nominal.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-17
COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Friday Evening, April 16, 1910.

CorroS-The sales to-day, not includi nng
any additional yesterday, embraced. Iooo
bales, at prices requiring reduction Of : ~
the quotations for some grades and OF par,
tial &c in oilers. We give also the figures anu
report Of the Exchange, in full, as oeio"
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION
EvchanuA
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-18
Dimensions of Buildings, 42OX27O Feet.
CAsT-IRoN PLows.

The following confidence
evidence The chief advantage steel pows is the comparatively
with which the their shape Mold
points supplied very expense making
pOWs very cheap
find the demand entirely corresponding sizes fte New
They viii, however, be found quoted in the price list
pows polished vanished The stocks made from the best
Every pillow
injury repaired planter himself
The planters invited the fact that make nothing
IMPLEMENTS therefore
satisfactory and experience
which confident giving satisfaction We invite
am riders fromth VII have ney had Ourp
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-18
sTEEL-TURNING PLows.

PECULIARLY pows worthy
broken
The advantage besides
model liable
Hy with blacksmith which, besides being expensive usually the
wearing qualities Of pillow.
The models conceded be the best produced and they superseg
weletablshed plows wherever they have become knOwl
The standards rolled With round edges and are high and curved allow
all trash without lodging and the mOdbrd handle straight standing
from the mo that seldom clogs The standards under the front
out being caught by the standard which extended down and under the
perfectly Landslide welded standard,
light construction which surpassed
The mOldbOa
point
small
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-18
DOUBLE CORN PLow--IExpanding.

The ploEs
Left and the implement expanding cuivates thoroughly between
onep The
as the
The blade clates well the middle of the
The steel moltoads either STEEL ordered
IS low s.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-18
cAsToR-RoLLING COULTER.

This Rolling COul-
ter IS such a valuable
attachment 70 all two
OF fOur-hOBe plOws
when blowing in sod,
tall grass, weeds or
briers, and such an
assistance to the plOW
i'm its work, that we
do not hesitate 20 re-
commend 10. In or
der TO place it within
the reach Of those
who have already
bought plOws, as
we'll as those who
will buy in the fu-
ture, we have re-
duced the price to
5000. This includes
the Coulter Band and
its attachments.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-08

A BASKER YICTIMizED.-In = village
Dot . ctho4land miles from Wheeling
ia banking house run BY two gentle
men we'll known ~ successful business
men. One day not long ago = stranger
entered the bank and tod Biz little EtSTy
10 one Of the proprietor. He bad come
East 10 buy horseS be said, ard hsdlailed
70 receive IN expected remittance. II the
bank would accommodate him With !
loan Of 500 for 4 few days, he would
Leave bic note for 500, 70 that the lender
would be well repaid. Nov the banker
does not bear the reputation Of philan.
lhrOpist, but upon hearing his visitors
tale oi diGtresI his sympathy was imne.
diatsly enlisted and be advanced The sum
asked Tor. True, he did not know and
had never before heard Of the gentlemen
In u Western town 70 whom the young
man referred him; but then The money was
urgently needed, and Why should he not
generously give bic brother . lift. In
this extreme beneVOlence be did mol wish
any one 70 share, and consequently con.
clIdeI he would assume the entire loan
himself, and not trouble his partner with
such 4 small matter ~ his little 500
Credit MObilier. lie wrote 10 the persons
70 whom the borrower had referred him,
but ~ yet has mt heard from them,
neither. has be heard more Of his visitor.
The banker has made an entry Of 500 p
profit and los in his private memoran.
dunn book.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-08

TxuCm a RERDz-Aia zseiingo
IL RakaoEy' Asa SoeisEy q lhA CRiisd
Presbyterian Churck, ~ SollOTing pre-
anAs aoi resolutions were Ad0plsa:
WmxAS Il has Paeassd God n BIS
al-Eiss RrOi3Elne . remove inn rs bT
6sH1h a KIRK RroAie, member Of this
SoGsfys therefore
RasAaS TSsl Il tbs dispsnSstioa We
reaaglist lhs ksn3 q The Sovereign DIS
pelsZ q al svtEts, vhO holds Ihe lives
q tie ehili-en a uleA IN his hHoak ana
Who doeih Al tkirEs we'll and whie We
are called . noarz The loss Of one q oug
numheg, Tins early calle3 away iron TIE
things q earth, re led hat We are not
called 70 DS1Ea a those EhO have DO
hops, believing Is We 90 thai our Young
brother has been transplAHisd mo TIE
garden a God The heAvelly PGradiss-
R1allu4, Th1i this bGing TIE tAird Of
car yOGRg mea ih1i o1r NssteF has ssen
s. % remove iron rs within , pear, tHo1
; teal a car osnm1nion lable here On
earth 70 higher and more exalted one
Il his tahle IN hsaver, We T0l6 he1r
him saying ayiRg 70 Us in this BE ye
also ready, Tor N sleh Al boar = ye think
nsl The SoR Of man c5mtthn
Rz3saa, Thai this Saeiriy tender 70 The
bzreave3 Partnis AID trissds q our young
brother our helrtielt sympathy in this
hoRg 81 heir sd hersaTemenL
RauI1i, Th1; We aSlend The funeral IN
boiy, n far y praeEicahe-
ReGiuci, ThIi these resolutions b en-
tered q the INMATES Of the Society and !
copy Be tzruiShsd % The hieDds d The
deceased, and The sane b P0blikhed in
The city papers s.P. PAEKER
JoHx j. JOXES
7. n HAKEk,
S. h. KGHEY,
C1aRiaO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-08

MEErXO or CAPtroL COMMITTEE
The Council Capital Committee, in con.
junction with 4 committee Of citizens, met
IL the City Building on Saturday evening,
70 take into confederation the location
and erection Of . capitol building. DR..
Geo. Baird occupied the chair and Mr..
Vim. Wilson acted n Secretary. His
E1cellency Gov. Jacob was present. SeV-
eral sites were suggested ior the building,
but no one WaS agreed upon. The most
prominent Il where the old government
huildings nov stand, on the corner Of
Chapline and Sixteenth streets. Another
favored point was the open ground Just
south Of the first mentioned place, through
which the old 1fempGeld Railroad passes.
The discussion upon these two locations
lasted nearly the entire evening, without
any definite action Icing taken. Before
they SepaEAted The committee held 4
secret session, but we understand that II
wa not decided 10 recommend any par.
ticuIatsite! Az Council will hold 4 reg.
ular meeting tomorrow night, IL IL very
probable that the committee will be
unable TO agree uPon anything definite in
the premises.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-08
Editorial Endorsement
From Sunday Leader Aay iii.
A Remarkable Letter.

Our readers will find, in another col
timh, an extract from a letter received
from a gentleman In indiana, BY Dr.
Hunter, Of this city. We have seen thil
letter, and can vouch for the truthiulhesl
Of this publication.
The people Of this city and vicini.,
have learned much Of the theory and mef.
it ofthis system Of treatment, through N,
series Of valuable letters, and The bumer.
Gus testimonials from patients, published
in the columns Of the city journals by Dr.
Hunter, within the last year.
That INHALATION possesses great merit.
as a remedy in pulmonary ailments can
not be denied, and the evidence Of skill
and success presented by Dt. Hunter
should entitle him to the confidence Of
this class Of ihvAlids.
rFYoU fAVEAN Afr1tCfrp pn,tSnu 4 Nm
on SEND THIS 10 HIN.
Mt. Moss il a prominent lawyer Of
Butler, Ind and any petson can easily
ascertain from him the truth Of these
statements.
JAS. 4. HUNTER, NJ. B.,
Nc. 1917 Market Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-08

Dyspepsia iS The most discoufaging and
distressing disease man IL heif 10! Amer.
leans are particularly subject 10 this dis.
ease and ih effects such d sour stomach.
sick headache, habitual eosGiyebess, heart.
burn, watet-brash, gIaWing and burning
pains ~ the pit Of the stomach, coming
mp oil the food, coated tongue, disagreed.
be taste in the mouth, impure blood and
all diseases Of the Stomach and Liver.
Two doses Of GREES's AUGusf Flown
viii relieve you al once, and there posi.
lively 70 not aeAhe In The United States II
viii not cure. II you doubt this, 20 10
your dtuggist and get a sample bottle iot
10 cents and Try II. Regular slSe 76
eenW' eoddw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-08

Local PEEsuSALG-GOT. Jacobs A..
Tiysi fmm ChaElsstOs o. Saturday morn.
ing "a Tie early train. He came via Co
lu1bdb. His E1rtllsncy has rooms a
TIE s. james. He viii return this EftsT.
uES,n. q Is 49, ggfF
Rsv. Jll15 NoHlt Ein 70 70 NtyKsas,
ant today 70 assist Dr.. Mitchell in thai
place this Teek.
Magr J. W. SUheDsy accompanied Tx
GOVeinor fr0n ChayIestOn. Ga
Col. AK. Campbell, Of Bethany, i reg
iU,sra1 q ths II james Hotel.
Rev. Wa Martin, an accredited solie,
itoF fOr IL KAnsas Rsliei Pand, intendi
70 CANVASS Wheeling.
Elder J. n Tribls, d Bethany College
preached yesterday morning and evening
ia fhs Di6iplkS ChurEh.
A. B. WeEtEup, TspTeaehlatiTe 81 the
AmsEisan Labor Reform League Of Neu
York, UAs Snn0unoed 70 address = meeting
Of EGfkiBgnea ID L. Bslle Hall, South
Wheeling, yesterday afternoon.
Governor John J.JSeOb md Genera
Joseph sTeeney. a Eorts from ChIIIestOr
West ViTEinls, 70 Wheeling, came down
on the ADdes yeSterdSy.-Ci Cincinnati C0l
Ukreidi,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-08
Extract From Another Letter.
Brr1ER. In. Mnn 2slh. 1s7s.

BUTLER, IxD, May 18th, 1873.
No money was ever given more freely
than that have sent you.
lam grateful to you, and Of course am
perfectly willing that my name IN Jul
should go into the public print under a
commcndAtory letter.
Any persons referred to me will be full
y satisfied Oithe efficacy Of INHALATION
properly administered-ifthe words Of
mine can convey to them such ideas.
II may seem some what sentimental
to those not afflicted, to hear person
talk othiI gratitude to physician for
help but l know from experience, that
when his skill saves from a premature
grave a victim Of disease, feelings oil
gratitude are perfectly natural. and one
would be heartIess indeed, mot TO feel thus.
Yours, very truly,
GEO. H. K. MOSS.
(ThiS case was treated entirely by cor.
respondehce.-J.A.H)
1 have received hundreds Of similar
communications, and within the last year
have published EteHrY.Nxr testimonials
from residents Of Pittsburgh and vicinity
who had been successfully treated by me.
Respectfully,
JAMES A. HUNTER, N. D.,
No. 1911 MARKET ST.,
WHEELING, ". VA.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-08
Published by Permission.
BUrm, ISD1AxA, Nsy lib, 1913
CASE

BUTLn ISDlAxA, Nsy llth, 1878
Dr. JANs A HrSTn-Dav Sr-I
commenced inhaling your remedies on
the Sllh Of March last, and then weighed
about les pounds Nov l weigh leo
pounds, and cannot but Wonder atkthe
almost miraculous transition from .
weak, debilitated invalid to ny present
oODditim- Gained IS pounds in -
dayG-J. AH)
OF course l an DOT veil 50 soon, bat !
cannot say to yOu wherein ! an At pres
snt suffering from any disease.
Id not expect that I shall ever Be as
sound man As o,herS Vhon never had any
such lung difficulties, and Who have no
precipitation toward consumption but
from the experience Of the past two
months an led to think that By care
and due attention 70 the lass Of health, l
may Be able TO Outlive many Oimy friends
nov in perfect health, Who pay less attsn-
tioa 70 thOse lava
On the I'd Of April l commenced buSi.
Dess again, and fiDce that day have been
every day busy at work. Then weighed
l6l pounds; nor leo. Then l felt weak
pOE feel almost a. strong a. ever ! did
in my Life.
IGaM MABvEL q TX Community, aSmy
friends now declare, without reserve, that
they never expected to see me live 50
long.
/ shall always refer my friends Who
suffer from lung mAladies oyOu, and be.
lieve me, should l continue to improve as
heretofore under your treatment, l shall
attribute all to your wonderful system Of
treatments and ever be q hearty friend to
INHALATION. and grateful to yourself
Very truly, yours,
GEORGE K. MOSS,
attorney at Law
Butler, DeKalb Co, Indiana.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-08

HARD on A DRUMNER--A Zanesville
drummer the other day, while trying u
sell a Cambridge, O., merchant an IL.
feFiOr article Of tobacco, called In q
tramp then sgjouEIiihg In the town and
asked him 70 ny The sample, The ttamp
eagerly seized the plug and bit an inch or
two out Of 'th8 piece, and commenced 10
maSLieate II. After a while he went 10
The window and threw the chew out. The
ZanesYille man then asked him, allow do
you like itT The tramp promptly re.
piled HSOine human natures might be
40 well hafnOni1ed a 10 get fat on Il, but
! don't want aby in mine" The drummer
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-08

SELLING PRnEsaAPr-On One Giles Tillett,
who resides In Belmont county, Ohio, on
Saturday went leiofe Justice Uillespy
and complained that lSnac Eckstein bad
pwindled him out Of q. He stated that
Isaac sold packages Of soap, in which he
had dbtributed cash prizes Of various
amounts. He had been induced 10 invest
50 in ISaaes lottery, for which he had
only received twenty cents in return.
Isaac WA arrested and after an etamibA.
ton gave bond In the sum Of $500 for his
appearance At The next quarterly term Of
Tie County Court.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-08

FUNERAL oY CAPTAIN FtNK.-The fu.
neral Of Capt. Theodore Fink took place
from bis late residence On ChApline street,
Saturday afternoon at o'clock. Rev. ],
d. Mcclure, Of the United Presbyterian
Church, conducted the funeral services at
the house, and Rev. W. II. Morton, Of the
N. f. Church, Officiated Of the grave in
Greenwood Cemetery. The funeral VIA
large one. Franklin Lodge No. 8, !. 90.
r., Of which deceased Was 4 member, es.
corted the remains through The city and
a short distance on the National ROnd.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-08


In CgrW-Cns GE-aSgs
cocEEl Ihe CouuEy CouE M Il he
pEsl h1Eg % SI:Era1T uzI1E Ena
usnsarsai tie iLIlgEiHg bllnesk
u nsSs al VIZ Sh1dEy u 30 soS
BrackuuSsr & c. 3 n1lm % - 1k1as
me vsrSls had lEEinsi tAs dE3D3lnEs
Gn6 Er11S tAsG Z nrTuf3 T1S getnsHa
md ne ma1N 0TszxE3aA
In ne case q Ehs S:T1t 4 GhsEEe SsGD-
GIs.. t1EH5nh3 up11 ehIER q k4oGy,
ne 6sisa5Er; FEE 6lsc4EsFs4
II he e1se q 5 Horkelusr 4Ca. n
Pan! Camp. reEG6s3 uES = z a Giles
Yy, JO&EnsEr VA gIpsl FlIi11iai lar
In tbs cas- q Pak 4 Hubbard n J,
md ]. q DuEIl, Il LEEzmpii ja3eDe1i
T4f s1:ersi Ia ElIintif f1F SIS IS
ASjUzpss . us El0-niRg = 3 O'clock
Rsz Ca-L-JnSgs CrlaneE. Al Ne
S1:EroIF noEziRg hesESan d The P0llns
ruUEz ne tullOEiHg easS wee sxEziIssd
Ioa 6isp3sS a:
DAnifl NcCourtney' fsE dTI-nfEAnesi,
vas Ens3 SO and eas:k, Il detaZlf a
UhitA b Wa colnirisa Il: rUs1ty dIyk
Fer peEiEing = oGneE b vas 6Ds3 81
md casa, Tsich add thirty d1ys 70 hii
inpEis0ane1L
Heary Br1hleE and JOHN EIbel Esr'
Ensa SO and Gos;E shs& iog disor3erly
ooadsr1 TSs lIslsg IA O0nBiithd tol
IEs1iy dSyL
Rg6ert NAs0n paid 81 and COTS foI
diltsEtipg ths psADs, ..li
DsTh Bllhly, eE8 DETii Williams
paid s. md costs f0y creating tEaEli and
disorder.
FoEE cases we're Disposed Of n thG
Afternoon bessi5B 'of The o0zEi, viz:
4 jana H1TTiosi, charged Eith drunk
sabss4, paid 5 md eos1B
SegtI BeM va tined s and ousS toI
creating tun5lI and disorder.
James Neha1 1nd John Mooney EsES
charged with Disturbing Tie peAns. Tbs
sx1mination q iheiE el.es vas postpaid
Until this morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-08

ARRANGING FOR THE REMovAL.-Ilis
E&cel!cncy Gov. Jacobarfivedin the city
on Saturday morning, and was present Al
the meeting Of the Council Committee on
Capitol In the evening. The object Of his
visit il 10 make arrangements ior the re-
moVal Of the State archives 10 this city,
and to prepare suitable accommodations
for The same.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-08

FOor BURNED.--some days ago MI
VIM. Welieldl, Of the firm Of COIN, Sam
pliner 4 Co, met with rather singulat
little accident. He was stirring The Ate
In hlh room, ID The Mcclure House, and
accidentally dropped q red hot poker on
his bare foot. Tho poker fell. on his
toes, burning them badly. He va con.
fined TO his room q few days, but Il now
able 10 limp around 4 little,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-08

HEAVY FALL or sNOw.-The heaviest
fall Of snow this season occurred ystef.
day. The snow began 10 fall late Satuf.
day night, and continued falling oil day
Yesterday with short intervals Of rain
and hail. midnight the snow was ak
inches deep, and still falling. Atleast a
foot Of snow fell, but II melted rapidly,
aud The rain reduced II eonSidetably. The
street cars were running yesterday, al.
though the track wa much Obstfueled.
i e likely that the manager will be
obliged to send out a pioneer corps 10 do
aome shoVeling before the cars can run TO.
day,