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New-York tribune., 1875-01-22

COrI0EThe moyenentin spot Cotton gh prices
decline o &c y 10 all grslc., closing dul ard
Quotations Receipts shipping ports TO-DAY
1914 bales u day lat week l7Ol9 bsi
2332l baes; co1Iodd (fVc days. receipts 62t30 bsrs,
3J42J Continent,
bales.
Quotation, classification 1874
Upsnd 10 qsry thas h.u
erGe a nrlov the q duoed:
Ordnau...l34 snti G"oi Orlnsr,.l .l4s. Nddins .lSs.
l.oat atril Lon a -
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inc. auod at 81 O5 2 10 FOR Ordinary Good sales, 800 bb
~ G former and 900 bb Of the latter q, quotation. Spirits
T.pne quiet firm at 81 % bid and 3S asked VIC have only
70 note bb d at 37 Tar at uH~'ed values confined to
,ohbirg lots Pitch dull at 81 81
0IIu.ed unaered and quiet 77e in casks nom crnsher,
h.sa steadily bsh Lut ;bs demand active Lard
tfong 81 1881 - for Prime Winter henNadea dull and nom
BUM-R4aned without change bat very quiet qoosi
. 2 Tor prompt and delivery 2J0O bhl' from
lac i, 10 the l0 February % eafes inactive l76l1 4
crude brm snythng passing vt - bd TO t4c asked
snd balance NspbthsNohng doing 0c At
P.dsp Resued eeng and h also ie OF l2c spot
AMI baanee Of month Adviees from he Creek Tuse 6m
al 35 OIL quiet at g. 2Ji rioute qe VI 02l2 bid;
81 25 Petroleum Centre Inactive at 81 l56
al I'LL; Psttrs United 81 lOG$l l2L2; shpmens 81 272
ia car Be s54 bills error should have been o929a
bbs sgass. l40 bj .be corresponding dste this year
PROVTSIoSSTke PORK mrke nso,s and wcskeI pot ut
srer FOR future I7J bbs New Mess $40 6Od$l9 T5
OH is ponnsl bbs New Mess seller February $40 l2z
400 bhI. March 80 l2 Beef rather active
GOOD velknoru tk. Of 800 bhs. Sl for Err
S5 and SIS 50 Cor Family. Terce Beef qae
but steady Hama fair sirs Of 100 bbi. s00
srn s2l Meats nLhangd % Of 600 at 67sd
e for h shoulders 72a7 ioi Picked SAsdSa4 for Smoked
To- lOLQ lOe Hans; lie Tor smG. Pc<lNido; II ia
l2a Smoked do 100 LJag Cat English Hans
IL 900 Lgh Bellies l'dl0s 80 bOIes do l2 Bacon
quiet heavy sales Of 800 hoIrs baf aud bali for
.,nSr at 9 The 300 bozrs hafvfhre aud Brming
b,r Cuts at Dressed Hogs ~esker 4nd fairly active
Of at 54d77 and City at s4doc larl ower atd
y,ry quiet Al the ~ Of 20 tea Cy 1874 1875 100
t, No l. 1875; go CITY Refined for Continent At
l63s Western Steam 81 l37s l4c casb FOR ar sehS
ery We " 900 seller Eelfu4V l3r.: 900 tea
BuTTgR- The depressed and du
be and atunianee ho OF the STATE
GRADS which There good
ny Of Wee ;he sales 2o and 6Bst diaries
3e for large lots Rolls not Freely
bat pnces about the hdvee from canada state ihss
.oeks sual VII We
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Dentiotrp.

nR. WAIT & son, 45 EAST 23D-ST, have
~ metallic base for AThs Teeth which lighter stronger
nd cooler than sn{ other ri being perfect conductor Of
heat perfectly heahyoalY $50 Ther sape
nor Psns Gold sad Rubber prices Gold PlasTa,
specially Teeth extracted under fresh 81 for The ana
aas Soc each succeeding A young lady In sitesdaHea
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Broadway Savings Institution.

No. 237 Broadway enirauee Psrkpsee
Interest entitled months ending
81 the OF SIX PR CENT PBR ANSUM oa -
sud uPwsTd will be paid and SITE Monday Jan ls 1878
FRANCIS u. SChOALS, Pfesident.
WADE u. WoRRALL, Sec PErAK CUnaISe Astsary
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STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.

THURSDAY, Jan. II, 1870.
II. following. complete bs Of exports shipped IN vessels which
were cleared to-day for ports:
ALICANrB-Bark Louisa Bruno.
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RICR-The RsugOon this 0dueel n 5000
bscs quiet hu steady sales 6O essEs Coua
bbs at 6adSe for low 10 prime, nd loo
bAxs Rangoon at 6asdG 2c
eoaunul confidence. andis good de-
900 bsgs Western c and 2OJ bags Inferior TO
Phne etse a. II 'lll'ec.
sTEARIN arm good demand ssle.
January l4 10000 City, II 2c 100 ios April ct
l4Lc
eUGARSTb. hqn' fer Raw susrs light snd prices
with change; sales of 249 hhds kewOus gl3 hhcs
g $50 hid. Glazed s3; 64Is bsgs brazil
7c l5 100 bags ench Islands 4 quote fair
Refining Cuba sdsl4e; prime do. Sdsc tenufls
6hd. Nos l3 ,4dsr snd No II Cayei BOX
is IN fr fnnd market arm AZ Sl4d
sac Yellow lOs so White oI Crushed
lO7sc. fur Po Td,ToG. AUD l02c for Grsnulstei.
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,.,.. ara alteration In he ,,r line there nothing
sury interesting g6nc The H airy at present light bat rates
Ar, briy upbe snggemsn1 liverpool by stes
300 bs s. l6d b 200 hhd Tso~ by sail ~ 32
GIBRALTAR BY sail so Toy private The charters
comprise German bark h1 the Baltic with $500 bOs Rene
Petroleum LOT mao pubo Bris bart oil 900 TONS heaee
10 United Kingdom direct 'th general euso at lump SUM-
GRAE-The Wheat Vtt opened quite unised and s'asshn
surpse 10 sd with limited offerings prices he aenn 0ed
sy higher decidedly higher and unsettled for Sone
vb hmtrd off private sfVc Europe BY n. s mall
are favorable the reaction marked Winter held 5g5e PIT
aue the sea are 600 bush at 81 09Gs U8 o No lineage
snyns In store ~ saoati 81 OIdYl % Tor NO
sprrs ,,ore ST. l2Dfl IA 70, No. sioce ana q
$l l6 snost; 81 25d$l 26 for Rcd westerns u ~ lot NO.
Hunesota BsTsT Is quiet but bn s.ies OF ea
Foarro,ed State 81 49, on track. Barley MAI Ih' ut
Oats are sgn ame the demand good ef nfed sno @
sse are SO 900 Ohio hId .! 2aOSs on Tst ana
iaor q. 65 % track and 80 h869e aaoat ede no
40 Uo afostj Western Mixed az osIsaoOe
White at 60 7Ole MIed 6TdCSe track ana
6c sfos White 6S laa10l2, on track and nnOSt ne
ami and tame active, and with decline ID eHs
the OH held higher WIN iLe
nesug for e sales OF a. 900 bush Wotern NJ @ ~ ~ 2dsI
seo.t Western S7e Western Yellow At S7HeI Soai
ssUtsn Yellow S6a sOutbsr1 White o70o9e IsrseJ Yellow a.
sc e2d87c =, H..
nsnd shipping a, 90 97OcI Retail
lots, Use Glover 0ba 60c and SAT- 5Odbc Straw dull
d70e for Long Re 45d1O for Short do and oO9
zoe. for Oat cash. .
MoIAssEsPoregn without change the transactions confined 10
tohbrg lots mainly Rico and Bngsh Islands 1Jnusy
reners waiting for receipts Of Ch
medium prime grades favor the buyer while
And fancy are exel
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Jhe bidding and asking prices for STOCKS NJ One
closa of the Exchange were:

The London news was not important. Inc man
ayers of the Bank of England made no change III
the minimum rate of discount and 1t still STANDS al
four per cent. The bullion in the bank gaineu
f2e1 900 during the week, and lost ElooOo To-Day
securities were little easier The foreign ex-
chance market was firm at rates given below ana
bills very scarce. The gold market was strong
and all the sales were at l12sG1l2!. On gold loans
the rates we're @ Il, and per cent for CARVING,
The actual specie shipments to-day were S3OO'ooo
gold coin and S2OOS1O in SILVER. The Assistant
Treasurer paid out $4,000 in called bonds ana
$1,000 in coin interest. The days business AT the
Gold Exchange Bank covered: Gold cleared S@s.'
7S2O0O; gold balances, Sl,9O,4OGi currency pai-
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Gauines Banks.

NETWORK SAVINGS BANK, shave, cor.
~ l%h u,eresi sr Per Ceot MopeT deposited vii
INTEREST from February l. Assets 50 255S6l g. SuTplas
1920 OOl 9i. RICHARD IL. BULL Pest
G. W. BRIScKxRHofF Seer
SECURITY SAVINGS BANK,
~ Corner Thirty foaths. and Thri-aye
Money deposited or before Feb will draw from
date. D. d. T. MIRSHALL prs,aept
T'HE TRUSTEES of the SEAMEN's BANK
FOR SAVINGS Nos u aud 10 WalsL. have ordered that IN
ing Slst ult. a. follows.
ou Of $500 ADD Under SIX PER CENT
nun; aud
On exceeding $500 at ue rate Of PIvg PER CENT p,s
num, PAYABLE on and alter MONDAY. 18th inst.
The interest will be c,dei " depOstors prneinaL
JOHN H. BOYNrOS, Secretary. Mh. X. MACY, President
York Jan 7
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market eonibaes 10 and healthy tone 10
say fr grs' slippers Wus meet hold re-
adyes from abroad they lC 2"
Low grades pcy veil word Baltimore continues TO buy
higher
pnces Fancy Toys t5ey seog high lG93dl1e We
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12l o'cIocg-sALEs BEFORE THE CALL.
eoYERNMENT STOCK pEPARrMENT-

GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT. O'CLOCK p. NJ.
Q Q 500 Coupon 1864 q S 1910 R4querod
lOOQO............bell67s 1000. .........l1294
2 D., Colpon 1867 L S -, 1887. Coupon
9VO...............ll9 $4,000 ...."bc.ll4ls
. b.20 Coupon 1868
COO0..,..,...,..be e.ll0
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A.. JAeo--sehooper 3. H.ather.

ST JAGo-Schooner Do'r " French
Coal tOn' 29' s,: 1s5i io;' l6'5oS LamOer' h sec2
Sr PERRB-Sehooner HOr,euSA
Flour bbls.. 1000 ShOOKs...... 24S0 sayes... 5000
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THE MARKETS.
2pcElprs OFF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.

Icn.hu, reported for Tn. rusurHI
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T10 TN j. THE HE HOLDERS of THE RAILROAD and

THE ANNUAL MEETING of the AMER
loan SAW COMPANY will he held at the ounce Of the CON
p?uy No Perry EsDAY the 26lh nsL for the parpos
sisnss JsS i5 1873 SAMUEL PUTNAM Secretary
III PER CENT. GUARANTEED, FIRST
w MORTGAGE LOANS Do improves IOWA FARhS h'ef'
encss and full information Application.
UNDERWOOD ( CLARK Hascshne, Iowa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-24

just as though he had then died, By tn
payment Of avery small additional prem
ium such a policy may be secured.
We have endeavored to show how
every policy holder contributes tc
the funds OF the company I
constant surplus over the cost and risk o
insurance. This the company keeps ouI
at interest in order that the insurance may
be paid when due. II we will take tht
time and trouble to calculate we will find
as time advances that thissurplus gradual
ly approaches the amount OF the insurance
Under our present system OF life insur'
ance there are agreat many incidents oc'
curing, such as failure to pay premium
when due, absence from home, failure oi
an agent, ETC., SO that the whole policy
with the premiums Is often forfeited by
the policy holder. This seems so COM
pletely at variance with the law govern,
ing all other kinds Of business that it has
become subject ofgreat interest hOwsuch
cases may equitably be dealt with. One
of tbese remedies many persons claim to
find in the "non.fOrfeiture" policies,
which are such as are paid IN BY a lin.
ited number of ANIMAL payments, For
o,cb novmort made tho ncrson becomes
orti,,oJ n n poid.un nolicv for nronor.
tiopnl nmount For instance, II he ha,
n noIicv for sIO OOO IN be paid for IN Ten
ips,allmor,s of,er two installments are
noi1 ho hecomos entitled N n noid.un
rol;cv for % OOO. altar three instalIments
to one for $4,000, and so on. II has
been asserted, however, that these policies
are IA forleitable as any others, inasmuch
as they contain the very same forfeit
ure clause, These are however points
ON which we cannot speak with entire
confidence unless We are acquainted with
the exact terms of the policies, The
Massachusetts non.forfeitlre law ia the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-24
Erie Stockholders Protesting
Against the Sale Of Coal Lands.

New YoRK, May 22.-At a meeting Of
Eric stockholders to-day, Mr.. Brownell,
Vice President of the Stock Exchange, in
the chair, the following resolutions were
adopted;
Rcsolped, That in our judgment, II the
company can not avoid paying interest
on the bonds lately sold in Europe, and
can not earn money 10 pay that interest,
u sound policy would require that money
for the purpose should be raised by an
assessment on the stock.
Resolved, That We recommend that the
Directors of the Erie Railway Company
open books OF subscription at their office,
and invite stockholders to voluntarily
contribute n sum OF - dollars share
to prevent the company's going to pro-
test.
The preamble accompanying tho reSo.
luton (which was also adopted proceeded,
it appears, from the report Of President
Jewett, to the effect that the net
earnings Of the company fall short Of its
requirements by nearly 100000 a year;
that the funded debt has increased at the
rate Of Sj,O0O00O year for the last four
years without any corresponding increase
IN the equipment or property Of the
company; that for the last money borrow.
ed in Europe the company issued iis 7
per cent gold bonds at the rate Of about
40 cents OH the dollar, and in order 10
raise money to pay the June interest on
these bonds the company il about to by.
pothecate It's only remaining asset, It's
coal lands, on terms which will entirely
involve their sacrifice at far less than
their value, and finally that an adherance
to this financial course will most ineyitab.
ly lead to bankruptcy. 1t l. rumored that
a movement is on foot for general strike
Of the Eric employees. Enquiry at tho
companys depot in this city failed to con-
firm the rumOr.
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River News.

The river continues to fall slowl!
Last evening the marks at the wharf in
dicated 5 feet 5 inches.
The VIM, Stone passed up on Satur
day with q tow Of oil barrels, and thu
Monitor with a barge Of cinders and al
empty barge.
The Ragon arrived from Pittsburgh a
BAN, She did not get off until O'Clock
in'the afternoon. Her trip up was the
largest Of the season; she drew nearly
four feet Of water.
The tOw.boats Dexter and James Brown
passed down light on Saturday.
The Hudson arrived from Cincinnati
on Friday evening, and returned on
Saturday afternoon with a good trip, in.
Guiding $500 kegs Of nails.
The Courier left for Parkersburg at
10 o'clock on Saturday morning.
The Express arrived from Parkersburg
on Saturday evening, and several hours
later lett with the Beethoven Singing So.
clety upon an excursion to that city. The
excursioDists will return this morning.
The Granite State, for Portsmouth,
passed down at 6 o'clock Saturday morn.
ing.
The SaltValleyIwit an excursion party
from lronton Gu route for Pittsburgh,
passed up Saturday evening.
The X, W, Skillinger, Ir0nton to Pitts.
bUrgh, passed up rday evening.
The Carrie Brooks, Zanesville 10 Pitts.
burgh, arrived on Saturday evening and
left yesterday morning.
The Mollie Ebert transferred her
freight to the J. l.. Rhoads at Pittsburgh,
and will not be down until the latter part
Of this week, II the water will permit her
at that time.
The steamer Garrett will probably de-
part for st. Louis to-day.
The Courier came up from Parkers-
burg yesterday morning with on excur.
sion party. After the ceremony OF the
conservation Of Bishop Kain, the party
returned home on the Courier.
The Express will return in time to take
her departure al the usual hour this
morning.
The Market Boy will take On ex.
cursion party from Bellaire to Martins
Ferry this evening. The Andes band will
furnish the music, and dancing will be
kept up on the boat all night. .
The G. W. IIornbrook left for the Big
Kanawha with four empty bargeS, and
four coal boats for Parkersburg.
The steamer Clara Scott, which has
been in the Charleston and Gallipolis
trade for the past year, struck Snag In
the Kanawha river about three miles be-
low Charleston Friday morning, and sank
In about seven feet OF water. The Emma
Graham took her passengers aboard, and
carried them to Point Pleasant. The
Scott was owned by the Parkersburg &
Ohio River Transportation Company,
Capt John ThOrnburg, of Point Pleasant,
German & Borie and George Berridge Of
Gallipolis, and Wm. Burthistle, Of Kan
awha Falls. She was valued at $4,000,
and insured for $4,000 In the Rtna Of
Hartford and Eureka Of Cincinnati.
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Mill Opcrntlycs' Convention.

FALL RIVER, MASS, May 22.-The Mill
Operatives Convention resumed its res
sion, this morning, when paper was
read on the best means OF establishing the
tcn.hour system throughout New Eng.
land. II advises the forming Of unions,
and urges all foreign born operatives to
become citizens for the purpose Of sup.
porting candidates who will pledge them.
selves TO promote the ten.hOur system.
Resolutions were adopted demanding the
ten.hour law Throughout New England, a
uniform scale Of prices for the same class
Of work, and the appointment by the
States Of inspectors, and the abolition Of
the "truck system" Of paying operatives
with orders on stores instead OF cash. II
was also resolved to secure the return
Of workingmen TO the House Of Repre-.
Sentatives TO plead the cause Of labor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-24

PULPIT PotNrs.--A full account Of the
consccration OF Bishop Kain, which took
place at ST. Joseph's Cathedral yesterday
morning, Is printed elsewhere In this
4. Randalls, the "Chief Of Sinners"
preached to large crowd yesterday eve
ming in the Second Ward Market House.
Subiect-"lf a man die shall he live
again%
At the English Lutheran Church yes.
terday the pastor, Rev. Barnitz, spoke as
follows MOrning-"Church Love" Eve.
ning-"Partakefs in Glory" Sunday
School-Addrcss on Experiences at the
Great Sunday School Convention"
Rev. pallister, Of the Disciples Charch,
had for the subjects Of his discOurse'
Yesterday, Morning - "ThC Deserted
CmiN" Evcning-"The Savior weep
ing over Jerusalem"
Rev. DR.. @. G. SedwiCk, Of Ohio,
preached in the baptist Church yesterday
morning. There were no services in the
evening. ..
Rev. Dr.. Williams was announced to
preach in Commercial Hall, Martins
Ferry, yesterday morning.
The prcsbytcriAns ere contemplating
building church at Quaker City. 49,.
Cambridge MethOdists netted over $76
at festival for their Sabbath School one
evening last week.
The 81. Johns Evangelical Lutheran
Church nt Millcrs1urg was struck by
lightning last Saturday week. There
WIS n circus there that day. II wasn't
struck-Barn.Sritic EntepriSc.
VeSpcr services were held in the Ca.
thedral last evening, and a discourse was
delivered by bishop Domcnec, Of Pitts
buigh.
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Kansas City Invaded by Grass.
hOnnCrN.

sr. Louis, May 22-Thc Reputiiedn't
Kansas City special says Grnsshoprers
have penetrated the heart Of the city,
moving In n wat army, going north.
Trenches arc being dug and millions are
slaughtered, but nothing can stop tho red.
legged pests in their march. Many drive
them from their grounds with water
from the hydrNnts. Their dcpredations
arc becoming very serious, lawns being
stripped Of grass and garden truck being
destroyed. Nothing eau be raised except
in greenhouses.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-24

TIORsE STEALING CAsE.-Wm. Wines.
burg and Geo. Humble were before Jus.
tice Gillespy on Saturday morning upon
charge OF stealing horse from God.
frey Drentchler, who lives at Peters Run,
near Triadelphia. Winesburg was dis.
charged, and the Justice reserved his de-
Cision for one week in llumbe's case.
Drcntchlcr claimed that the horse was
worth $25, but those who have seen the
animal estimate its value at 50 50.
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Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OPFIcR or TIIE CmIRV SiGSAL OPPICHR,
WASHINGTON, D. c., May 23,-a3O Pm.


For Monday, In the South Atlantic
States, falling barometer, northeast tC
northwest winds, cooler, cloudy and rainy
weather, followed by rising barometer
and clearing weatherin the southern por'
tions, but by brisk easily winds near Cnpt
Iatteras.
For the GulfStates, stationary or rising
barometer, southeast to southwest winds
partly cloudy weather and slight changes
IN temperature.
For Tennessee and Ohio valley, and the
upper lakcs and the upper Mississippi
and lower Missouri valley, northeast
winds, stationary or lower temperature
increasing cloudneSs and slight. changes
in pressure.
For the lower Lakes, New York and
New England, stationary or low temper
ature, rising barometer, easterly to west
erly winds, partly cloudy and clear
weather.
For the Middle Atlantic States, falling
barometer, southeast winds, cooler, cloudy
and possibly rainy weather.
The rivers will still continue stationary
or slowly falling.
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A BELMONT county Granger has been
"dOing" the Bridgeportcrs by selling
them hay, each load being about l7j
pounds heavier than 1t ought to be, by
reason Of said amount Of Farmland be.
Ing skillfully stored away in the load
when II was weighed. lie was exposed
by new hand, who lost his place be.
cause his scruples Of conscience would
not permit him thus TO serve his "boSs."
-Barnesriiie Entcrprisc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-24

Collision LAST Ni0nr.--A carriage
containing n gentleman and three ladies
was coming down tho National Road on
the hill in the First Ward at good pace
last night about . o'clock, when 1t came
In contact with buggy driven by Charley
ESlcy, which was going In the sNmC di.
rcction. The buggy in which ESlcy was
seated was broken to picccs. II belonged
to Fred IIuscmnn. Ono Of the hoFsCs
attached 10 the carrigc, belonging to Mr..
Michel, was badly injured, None Of the
occupants were hurt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-24

The Courts. United Sdles Distriel
COurt-Judge Jackson. After transact,
ing some business Of no general interest
to the public on Saturday morning, this
court adjourned. The next regular ses-
sion will be held in Parkersburg.
Circuit COun,-Judge Melvin. This
Court on Saturday disposed Of business az
follows:
The arguments in the case Of W. II.
Kemp rs. Horkheimer & Co. occupied the
morning session. The jury returned a
verdict ior plaintiff for S67. A motion
was made for new trial.
Upon the petition Of John Thornburg,
alleging that he is wrongfully in the Gus.
tody OF q committee appointed by the
County Court, writ Of ha6eaS corpus was
awarded, rcturnable to Thursday, the
9th inst, at 10 o'clock, at which time the
matter is set for hearing.
Judge Hoge, Of Martinsburg, will ex-
change Circuits with Judge Melvin this
week,
Municipal C0urt-Judge Cranmer, Court
met at 10 a. NJ. Saturday morning, purSu-
ant to adjournment.
Daniel Lamb, Esq, presented the pro:
ceedings Of the meeting Of the Bar and
Judicial officers to pay tribute OF re-
spcct to tho memory of Judge James
PAUL.. Court ordered that the proceed
ings be spread upon the record.
The demurrer to the bill in the chan
Gerry cause Of Oliver Linsey ps. John Nc
Cannon ct al. was argued aud submitted,
Adjourned until this morning at 10
o'clock.
Police C0mt-Judgc Cranmer. Two
cases were examined at the police court
on Saturday morning,
ia, Frank Gleese and Joseph Prest were
charged with disorderly conduct. Their
cases were continued over from Friday
morning. Gleese was discharged, and
PrGst paid q fine Of S. and costs,
There was only one case before the
court in heevening. Thomas Fitzgerald,
arrested by Officer Rex for drunkenness,
was fined SO and costs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-24

Proved UNTRuE-Wc stated few
days ago that an acquaintance Of Mr.. Bud
Martin, of Bridgeport, had received n pos
tal card conveying the intelligence thai
his son, PlNtoiT, while en.routc to the
Black Hills, hrd been killed and scalpcd
by the Indians. We are glad to announce
that the report hns proved incorrect, Mr.
Martin has since received n dispatch
from his son, stating that he was all
right.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-24

KYnnH or THE MYsrro CHAM
West Virginia Castle No. 8, A. q. Knight'
Of the Mystic Chain, held a picnic in the
Fair Grounds on Saturday afternoon
The day was delightful, md hundreds Of
mortals left the smoky city for few
hours recreation on the Island. All en-.
joyed themselves, returning home In the
evening all the better for briet holiday,
During the afternoon match game Of
basc bail took place on the picnic grounds
between the Standard and Buckeye Clubs
resulting IN victory for the Standard by
score Of 22 TO II aS follows;