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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-01
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REP0RT
Probabilities

Probabilities
For the SOnth Atlantic and East Gulf States
rs NJ and stationary barometer. north 10 east Winds
colder partly cloudy weather. except rain areas IN
Florida. 100 -
For the West Gulf States Tennessee, and the Ohio Val
ley falling barometer, east to south winds, warmer gen
orally clear weather. 49,
For the lake region upper Mississippi. and lower Ma
souri, Valleys, falling and stationary barometer, csteiy
10 sOutherly winds, warmer partly cloudy OF CLOUDY
weather aud probably rain possibly followed i
the Northwest by rising barometer ana ooid nOrthWes
winds.
For ne Middle and Eastern States high bit falling
BAROMETER rads reerng ~ northeast and Sonnt-slSt
sighng icGfref partly cloudy reQfher and DossbtB (0
L0ed IN me former on occasional tttI snow or KAHN
For the canal regions OF Eastern New-IOrk. New
Jersey and Eastern Pennsylvania, the temperature vii
continue below freezing wednesday night Dut r'e above
10 Inc westward.
The Ohio River will fall except at Paducah, aud the
Lower Missouri will continue slowly rising.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-01
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B0ULIGNT-At E ahcth y. J.. on Maniay. Nov. 90 ~
pneumonia Robert H. only 'on " Ails Margaret Bouigny.
Funeral ~ johns C4lrlA Elizabeth ThuI.day, Dec 2
40 > o'clock y.
N asuustr ADD Sew orleans p1Ycrs please copy.
CASEY-At Fort Larlet. ls. NOv. 26 1873. Adea
Thornton, ue Of capt JAS q. A. and daus hteE
OF the late Gen. ~. s.. Thornton, a.. p. a.
FHENCI-At NYaos. y. s.. sunday, Soy. o. 1875 Mrs.
LILA 10 FruCl, mother Hf eF j tru u' French, - d.. II
Brooklyn iud i.ey. j. IS. tleiCa 0i Jersey city.
HOIBHOOK-In this ofy BOY. H. if.r long painful iness
of internal cancer, tAlt-i g. A0DToOkt iglmlry VI
Boston.
ArACVY- Sow. 90 Of 2r.hrs disease o., che d.
Rows. Lena. VIE o. Thomas D. 81 arrrY.
relative. sud friend, te au5 respectfully
vifrl Hrfrud tar fIel.. tiI r residence " 5irs :.
M.ctry, AS u est lrntAst. a. Oc0'k n, thursday
pfrEU--At Zancsyllo. O0 riay. Nov. ~ agnes,
Oiugl Rev John ~. 1Il carrie hoaer Peers, age
yelts and moA4AN
ri. resve ends " family respectfully invited
Dec. I. 80 ,
o. ni 90 tHe residence ot her srl1later, Jc4l
H0ner. 40 hc,t ttuetl8L
RUTTEU-Cn TUESDAY morning SOfl inst Of Pneumoni2,
M'sra B.. Nuf-rr. aged 20 yn,Is
.iittos and friends respectfully invited ~ attend her
funeral STAY, br.. .. 20 9,r,I from me rrsidenCo
OF n.r nephew, n .aiam Hutt-r. Avenue a anu kghy.
furrta e.
VAN BoKKEITS-Tntsrrd into $50 SUNDAY. Nov "a.
spencer only ID. g. tud Am NatiGa
Funeral SERVICES 81 JIfHa' NJ Lafayette.
and - James s. lass. BIOuAi o. ln -saay, Dec. |.
O'Clock
VAN XANDr-Ssdicuiv saturday afternoon ';0g o. as
1aTr-rpRu. -. J Theodore Liit ~ tlSltei. \. !.
NOlce of luIu.u hereafter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-01
L4IESI snip NEWS


Tor other ship Nccs 81, Sec0iid Pagel
steamship old Domuioa Wak5 Ronmoud CITY Point and
norfolk iti Noise and pa-- 10 i J ol.on steamship ~
scnr. Thomas ". Holder s1IIaoss ioraaadiHA0 days
scuoovpns-aiyEs AID co,srwrk
Matilda Portsmouth. Ierbcr saEton. Providence.
Amos ~. ggs, Ne. Bedford orient. View geaiorl.
Alice scranton Portland. Ct
MElIJRANp,
slip James Duncan lbrl from (hallo,'eiown. p r. 70,
proDa go ol u tie weather moarrIis aad 80 0n tie --
Bark Sesoa o: Boston nom Hambare tar Baltimore be-
reported put ltl Itl.3 go tt go list. la has
JceD ayeyel y e Port alcns aAd ordered % discharge
100 tons OF ler Ca-5o Ior examination.
DIsA-TiR
Brig Swtsure Er) laden with oats from Char'ote'ogn,
pEI for -, silIL, on te e.-t ,cc " tie entrance II
morning Tie sayuL Inc vessel All .-rso
FOREIGN PORTS
well bacon, johns. am cleared for Ses-YOs
L62D5S. NOV So--saled for tie Uaed states, Mary a.
It iazu.. j. d. De Won. iEs Pope. Arrived I7th JaA
island Home ,e Queenstown with ner rlder daI.
ag tiaes, j. IL -cnwensen cart rDayeE Ire Latter az va
BRIDaEwArEA, \. .. Soy. -9--alsd, big Alpha, FOR
0AlD&s 10Y 2GArr.e. 6r< span, Main. from nh.
HALIFAX. y. >, Soy. o0-Ar.lyed' steamship Bermula
HAyASA nov 2s-Arrved brig Maggie wood nom ST
Joan n H. 9Ota' 9ils a. siian 1iclg"rn ~ JoAn ~ B
LuEAoo- y. s.. Aoy. -s.-Arlyei. Jig Linda AbJots
tiOin DeueIlra
L0cXf0i, s nov 2s-saled. brs caroni Tor British
AAIASlt-. Sov. 27Arfve' 9clr Abbe Duun from Port
sld. le,i. brig b.. Hriuck. ifr Pensacola.
JOhA. IS. B, AuV. 81 itaieI, ~ & r. Ga-lusr
BIB Homer fox Mobile 1A D. % Oliver lLr AchAy, i0c
Londonderry.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BRrSswuE Ca, NOr. -J.-Dlearod D4ig Ernest sGsua I,
5rladc.
Cn,glrsIoY Nov. 2oA17v,d steamships Champion from
reB-4u Harl. .Ia4 havana, pla David Taylor ORR,
rom barrow. -ns sandy l,oa- Cleared. Olk haIIlst
campbell, iOr Autwt.l
hi WEsI Noy 6O.aalec. sohr Laura a. Jones' Bucks.
vile, Ec
MOBILE nov 8O.-Ciear scfr Nanantico for rsmpico.
ORLEANS. Aov. Cd, SHIPS JoA. Buuyii ri,
rom lgrll QUIZ N- 40 J.. ID t- -lol DAN tIaCOsss Duk
l-u.-L,. f.lI aIm-Lrl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-01
MISS BArEMAvs SUIT AGAINST MIR DAILY.

MISS BATIMANs SUIT AGAINST Mr.. DAILY
10 me EdttOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: As attorneys for the plainuH III the case
OF Grove against DAY. cannot permit the following.
wlch appeared in Your columns of this datc, 20 pass
auuoticcd aud be- 90 express ouz regret that Tn
IEirUsE should thus sIeak If tine effort by Lady 20
protect her ri ghta;
Another injunction suit 10 prevent thener manager
!rcm producing lil appears ID our l",- Columns 40
ut tn- sort of tlE- becoming slightly uunoiOu,uaor
10 10 means Of dYori-iuSi
Tie fasts M tho case. very briefly stated arc that
Augusfn Baiv, the defendant, made 40 adaptation of
Mosenthas D.bor3." calling "Lcah, The FoisakcH"
and sold it 20 Miss Bat,nan Mrs Crowcl, the plaintiff
On the 18th OF October last Dir DAILY applied TO Us for
permission 20 perform TIE play which was declined. ON
The 2-d Of November ho produced he play without per-
mission calling il The New Lean and changing The
names ~ the characters. We think this action rcls
comment II the de.lbcrate attempt TO deprive
purchaser Of tAo article purchased IS "broom-
mg sIrauy monotouous." 1t is time indeed that
prominent journals such as yours should dis
courage IT. but does THE TRIBUNE consider
because the article purchased chances 20 bn
"play." that therefore the purchaser should be
refused the protection Of the law forfeit public sym
patv because she claims pr0iecLoui The name Of eic
lady Who bing- .. suit z IN Itself answer TO your
question, " D. no means of adveIU-inrf' Hut - MAY
your apprehension tnat score permit as o Inform yOu
fA Ml-o atcudn has mot visited tDls country log bNc
years ard has present intention Of returning here,
and furthermore that tac reputation WL4'A size n7 won
since childhood viii keep her name familiar ~ her
rymtn. even should IHf IHEtNk refrain from al!
insertion OF lawsuit which breach 81 tath has forced
iKeie- TorL Nov 30. 1875.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-01
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

W.sHNGTON Nov. 3O.-In the United states SUI
ur-fur Court otays
So 5}The Town NJ Venice uiaiuthin error act Eydnder
,ffrfsg-Ie r-uutnt TINS cause continued hs ar
al wright OF foub. FOR the defendant u error AMI con
,Iut.f bv Air. Warren Morirn tie pan.n u
SO Town OF Venice. plaluun M error asi James
o. woodruff al. no s6lhe Town ~ Venice p.alui IN
ertYr AKA llam IS. tlaislu No. JUIho tuwu ol N,ui,
pllnuf u error AT ruhr Ldfou.ihee cllss were sun
itt4t on printed arguments by Nh. Warren T. Murdeu N
counsel ihe pain cTrOr and by Mr David shl loi
ths defendants II tTrOr
so a rla Town of Genoa plaintiff ia error agt James o.
Woorun a-rhis argued by SIT H. L. t"naofs
ur She pluutu ia errf and ~ Mf DAWN i45
for tLe defendant IN error. ..
40 a--Tlc Fr.t Ilriu Society OF Chicl-o Plaintiff In
efrpr AIT a. BE- FauLur. % all rLlH cause WIS submitted un
ruifi arsuutut, D Ma Daniel H. oluy council for Che
plltf- .IHI ana DIS T. -r, To- H ana l.ht1h lo4N4Af
i9r che d,f. -d-uts tu sIl0r.
nj. -fr r. .Itf llf soc. pl.nur- zoo error, a-f
e... Il ifrrrsiua TINS submitted
IN fa arguments y tr ~. 10. -IU ny conn cd iur tlo
i1f- n er,f ani bv " ~. LOWS ana 'ir. j. g. Nc
k.uuy iDr f4e UlruGIIi- lu tIIui.
ADJOURN q uuui 90 morrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-01
THE GALE ON THE LAKES DESTRUCTIVE.

DETROIT, Nov. 30-The gale of Sunday and
Monday proved to be more destructive the lakes than
was first supposed Tie schooner Brdscwater' with
cargo wheat driven ashore. and 10 full OF water
AZ Wang0shanee in a dan gerous position. The brig
ROsiens Is at Point lie Barbe, with her canvas all
gone. The schooner ~ Lawrence, With cargo
of coal, became unmanageaDle sunday nlgbt on
account ~ the rigging being covered with lee, ana
went ashore South Point on Lake Huron. WIN
favorable weather she will be released. Lake huron Is
covered with ice far Do seen. dlslaich FROM
stut ste Mary saws: " n h. snOwing with ugt noith
wind Tho Thermometer II degrees below zero last
night Ice is forming the river rapidly, ana u Is I'M
possible for boats got through The Steamers ~
Paul. Missouri and Norman reported frozen III AT
Mud Lake sterday."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-01
Y0A-SECTIRIAN SCHOOLS.
L.rrrR rRoM Ex-.rEAKER BLAME.



% following eter 'en i b. Mr. , 6a5S i II P gaa
rent olh' gen 4ri."l 49, 81 ne ,,ei consent OF he
'H'|1 ArGu.r,. Ne, oct. 90.
MY DEAR SIR: The public school agitation
IN yonr late campaign 81, liable 10 hr-aa uut c'e"Ar.t
and OccIrru, nrst ID one state ana lAt ia mag
keep js wuul8 country u Iefm-ut !l years w come
This inevitably arouse, -oetariiu fteln- ana lcts io
tlnf h. f.r,,t ana most cer4uc of al -Iiea,Ac -Il4c
beTvcs reI eOus denominations. Ii seems 20 me thtj
this question ought 20 Dee settled 10 SOME o-ullr ad
.lsiye way--au TIE only settlement chat can Do
ma i, fhe cupoie ,.c.,ry for lou-s ct1eu schools.
sIu sure s So be deued 81 the American people at
Tho dread OF sectar41 legislation in This country has
been felt many time. iu iuc past AZ ir % Nt cary
Tho t,t amecd Iuent OF thr Constitution tt loia' Io
net OF Jefferson and Madison. proposed h 50 utcLi4
that Congress shall make uO law RESPECTING an e.ti!-
lshmcn, ~ religion nor WOuiJtHS '-e oNeIrtSy
thel,oL' At That lmc, men tLe P1"t- 10" tAo F.i-l'
Government were mtr.cd aud undcYc, ped ,ne rear va.
tna Congress might be '"t -outyOi "-- 81 ,o tii
Religion liberty auJ hence ah power "' ia, u rom i'
At re M. time tue state NSie l,lt e e., i M
please poo regard Q" uh c'''5isil'h "i a,' ~.
Tie teu. amendment. proposed 10y tAt eminent Jti4-i
TheopAiu. Parsons and adopted cOtemi hrpu7l N4tH
tie first declared that ai powers not delegated 10 tIc
United st1as by tho tOnstuton' nor oADle ny II 70
tit ts gre reserved to the States resi- ecNe!' vi 10
.i1.a,y q the people in any state in this Union
churen-urde winch ,uu minority may be- tnNd tos t-s
erection ot church edifces which they never sne' Tio
Rftsy Gs sa61fio1 OF he Ielefal Cons luou. and al
re future tine possibility ~ 10 should lot ho p"lited
qge a,pcilu. tiuo 10 guard against evil - wien i
And y. r,'ns d., c6usr atoual defect III possibility
OF hutfu agitation on TIE school uauou should o-
ended also. just let the Old JeAeI sol-oisoH a. Luz
meut be applied to the states ny 9ddl- 'ae iooH."E "a
the inhIDOry Clasee IN section 10, Arito l. OK inc ed
eral Constitution. VIZ:
No stat. shall masc any law respecting an estaD ISL
uent of g.On, pIOliUtus ne zee cTc.c se o. tfcoI
and ny raised by taxation IN any state l1 tAe 'ul
port of public schools derived from aug puhi i--u
therefor shall be- under the control OF any lc-lo
sect shall any mp4e 50 raised ever DC O'4Oo4 DC
tween T-lI -IOus -ot- or denominations.
THUS you viii observe. does not Interfere Win any
Stale having ltlet eucu -fhOfi 7l-'cA 7 Us
may prefrr--ubeot So the single anu simple itsilc
ton Ial the Schools shaJ not DE made Tie arena iUf
saetaTaf controversy Theological d.,lutatDn. I-i-
aoustflrt ~ tu c, would ne com IrLenslNc -n
cOncu, veand would Doe .alr alike 90 PIoit 5ili auC
Catholic 10 jew aud GcBuieeayIug TIE religious alii
ana the o1u-oiruc. Oi every iIct ana uAl'. t-
Very siueogeY yours, e. o. b4'AiHi.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-01
OBTTUfRY
TIE HON. BENJAMEy r. AVERY.

News was received yesterday in Washington
or tho death in China Of the Hon. Benjamin T. Avery
who had been the American Minister 20 that country
Mr. Avery was appointed abont two years ago 70
succeed Minister Low nj the Chinese capital. lie was at
the time resident Of gan Francisco AMI nominated
At the instance OF political friends OF President Grant
Mr Avery WINS gentleman Of modest domcanor and re-
fined tlsts he was connected with the press in san
Francisco aud tine Uno his appointments was Editor
az The Orerld fJnhiy During his term of office rms
country bad been good terms with Chna ana ne ha
mo- opuortunrv for displaying diplomatic skill. HIS death
places one OF the most desirable appointments abroad at
the disposal vi the President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-01
pryysY1vAyIA PEACE SOCIETY.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Bottle ninth annual
meeting of the Pennsylvania Peace Society was held here
to-day Tn, annual report OF tie Executive Committee
hopes the creased interest il internal arbitration
will exercise potent influence IN preventing the deyas
cation Of var It speaks OF capital punishment relic
~ barbatsn and states that 10 ~ time the system was
abolished II says that the military exhibitions and DIS
-iI,, at The Centennial VIII be conducive ~ the false
Ory Of the violence o war creating in tho minds OF the
Young a desire for such achiey ymtus. Aiter the AL
dresses appointment 81 committees, etc. an election Tor
officers was held and MOOT elected President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-01
TIE RECENT GALES.

FORTY VESSELS ASHORE ON LAKE MICHIGAN.
CHICAGO Nov. 30.-About forty vessels are
ashore Lake Michigan in or less disabled con-
dton. Tho recent storms have proved disastrous to
shipping on tho Lakes, although few lives nave
been lost The schooner Parana. which started
from Grand Haven Chicago ater her recent mlshap
became disabled and unmanagcabe account OF LEAKS
and her forced 20 abandon her IN water
logged condition. The sailors were picked up suDsr-
qucny. when nearly exhausted with ratlcuo and cold
and brought here today in the schooner kOene.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-01
CONCERT PROGRAMMES.

70 me Editor o. Th6 TrIbUHe.
SIR: VIII you please allow me few lines
SPACE IN your columns % suggest sr Theodore Thomas
that ne to De distributed at the ensuing rehearsal
the programmes which are prepared for the concerl II
he will comply with this request lie will greatly obligc
number of subscribers who cannot attend the concert
but uld Ike TO have the benefit or the programme in
fuIl az the rehearsal. o. r. n
Fsi~- FORK. 10y. ., 1879.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-01
4 rRANsPoRrATIoY coMPANY cLosIYG Up.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 30.-A special meeting Of
tho stockholders of tie Baltimore and Southern steam
Transportation Company was held to-day 70 take INTO
consideration the best means OF closing the bust
nes- u the Company. resolution was adopted
turning over the property 10 tie directors
- Doe used FOR benefit OF the creditors The total in
drbfe!ness Is stated % be 100000. Mr D. J. Foley.
me President stated that the steamers would be nun
usual TIE steamers ~ the Company ply between this
Ctv Charleston and Wilmington. Nc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-01
TIE COLD IN NEw-ENGLAND.

BosroS, Nov. 3O.-Rcports from all points
In gland indicate stn colder weather today than
yesterday Al Freybcrg Me, tho mercury was 40 be
low zero at noon to-day At Manchester. n H. it fell
500 inside of "a hours. brisk gale SIN continues To-
CFor other reports Of re gaies ace s'gh'h pGgc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-01

Mess.s. Hopes & Townsend of Philadelphia
have introduced improvements in their machinery for
punching cold non by which thcy able e. punch
balfpch hole through an inch and tlrce-iuareTs thick
ness OF wrought on cOid making perfectly sioolb per
tOIallOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-01

So prevalent and 50 fatal hes consumption
every drra thc great scOurgs
humanity. yet. their formative al pulmonary
complaints ily eve gna controlled rs0rBg
promptly % DR. JAlAI5 EAE DEANr-a curative specia "
adapted sOohe and 9Th the bronchial tub.s aaY In
ianmatiOn and loosen and al Obsruot0Us Its
certain remedy asthma also Tor s cO1s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-01
DP. Fu1ToSs DisMIsaAL.

4 secret meeting # the members Of the Hanson
Place Baptist Church in Brooklyn was hold Last
nil,lt and lasted until midnight. After q stormy
session 10 WI. decided that the Rev. DR.. EuitOns
services a- pastor OF tie church were no longer 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-01
sLNArOE LOGAN LXTEEMELY Ill.

CmCAGo, Nov. 3O.--SenatOr Logan is lying
in somewhat pr-carous condition at the Palmer House
IN tlis city being afflicted with acute rheumatism OF ts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-01
FALL OF rHE gooF or a COAL MINE.

have gone abroad nom here about tho oayng in Of The
Union sud Grand Tunnel Mines below Plymouth, and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-01
p1.RcLAps CAUGHT IN THE ACT.

BURGLARS CAUGHT IN THE ACT
At 1850 D. N. yesterday, John Murray and
William Thompson we're captured By ROundanan Hal
pine and a squad Of en u the act Of cutting through
brick wall OF John Ateills dry goods store, at No III
Hud,of--t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-01
THE STATE Of TRADE.

DOMESTIC MARKETS.
WILMINGTON y. C.. Nov. 3O.--y Tur1entine Quiet
&c. lrm ~ - nr . Tar steady ~ I'll 70.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-01

rie following eti er was tl;tou by Mr Birt 70 prom
1li, zen Irau Iu,l az tIe iac election u tlat ~ate
i pointed now with lsst The Alpled consent " tAe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-01

90 fE m0ly day since tT7t We i-it
.u.L scotland o. rugged aili4.
I.l healthy Drl Iun saa.y sioh~,
II.r Ln.u.. Wll .ua I.~
WELDED u.T il tIr 3D.. gone tHif.
When s0rr fuf lie N.T. young
We Io'r her sill with night good VIII,
Anu bIJiJ iu her tongue.
Then scotland dinu3 g' ne hhic,
'Mauc u.fi .Is rrousIr ciINi
NuuI caIiants ale no uuru 20 -uihpus,
Your .a--lr, bang tIHu e.
Thr siisa~u i heaven vii never ihde,
That hope around ur r-.g
when hrsi wr breathe tHo tale Oi love,
Ia Ouf old mltltI tongue.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-20

ems motion was lost. On the question Of
paying 81 so per day, carried, and the
hrst section was adopted. The section
amending the ordinance in relation to
the commitment Of the city prisoners 80
rs to provide for their commitment to
the City WorkhouAe, passed by the Sec
ond Branch, was concurred in. The
Mayor, at some length, urged the necessi-
ty Of doing something to protect the PEG
pie from the dangers Of contagious dis
eases with which tramps are liable to be
infested. While he was in favor OF and
had been for years, public permanent
workhouse or house OF correction, there
was not time to enter upon such u project
as the erection Of u permanent work
house. The discussion was continued
and the drift Of all the talk was in favor
OF permanent workhousG and against
all temporary contrivances Of any kind,
After the discussion the ordinance
with the accompanying resolutions, Us
adopted by the Second Branch,.was con.
CURED in.
Mr.. Egertcr was appointed by the
Mayor as the member from the First
Branch Of the special Workhouse Com
mittee.
On motion the Branch adjourned to
meet on Tuesday evening next at Z
o'clock.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-20
TRusTEE's SALE.

BY virtue Il two several deeds Of trust made by
Charles Piaiienbaeh and lIanne his VILE to the uh.
dersigned Trustee, the httt dated the 18th day Of
September, 1877, aud duly recorded in tho Clerks
Office Of the County Court Of Ohio county In Deed
Of Trust Book No. o. page Co. and the second Of aid
deeds Oi trust bearS date the 10Th day Of November,
1871 and Is recorded IN the Clerks office Of the
County Court Of said Ohio countyin Deed Oi Trust
Book No. s, page ITO, will on
WEDNESDAY, the goth day Of October, 1876,
Beginning At 10 O'Clock A. 81. Of said day, at the
front door Of the Court House Of Ohio county offer
al public auction all the following described real
estate with the business hOlia and other lmpFoye-
mentS upon the same, that Is to say all that part
OF portion Of lot numbered iOrly.seven (i7 situate
on the corner south Of TWeniy-secOnd street tor
efly called Third street, and west Of Main street
ID the addition to the said city Of Wheeling laid out
BY EOf and Chapllne, bounded and described as
follows, vlt: BCg inning at the south wc1t corner Of
Main and TWenty.secOnd Streets thence on the
line Of Main street south twenty-five t22l feet;
thence vest and parallel with the north line Of said
lot No. u TO the rear " west hounicry line Of said
lott thence With said last namel line 10 the north
west corner Of said lot; thence along the north
boundary line Of said lot to the beginning.
TERMs OF SALE-Onc-ihlrl u the purchase mon.
ey In cash, and thefcyille In two equal lnstamrns
al dt and twelve months respectively from the tlay
Of sale, the purchaser to give his notes with aI-
proved security for the deferred lnstalmcnts, and
10 bear interest from the day Of sale until payment
and the title to the property to he retained until
the purchase money Is fully raid
sells JAMES +. ROGERS. Trustee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-20

You HAVE NO ExCUsE.-ITave you any
excuse for suffering with Dyspepsia or
Liver ComplaintY Is there any reason
why you should 60 on from day to day
complaining with Sour Stomach, Sick
Headache, 1Iabitual Costiveness, palpita.
brash, gnawing and burning pains at the
pit of the Stomach, Yellow Skin, Coated
Tongue, and disagreeable taste in the
mouth, Coming up Of food after eating,
Low spirits, &c. mol 1t Is positively
your own fault II you do. Go TO your
Druggist, or Chas. +. Dwight's, and get q
bottle OF GREENS AUGUST FLOWER for
IS cents your cure is certain, but II you
doubt this, get q Sample Bottll for 10
cents and tryit. Two doses will relieve
you. eOd&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-20

A MANdLED "NIoRrIFlcArroS."-After
people pass the Register Office and look in
upon the local editor, day after day,
pertinaciously Furnishing white paper
with n pencil, they pick up tho paper in
the morning and wonder where In blazes
all the brilliant genius has struck. That
report of the Republican jollilication in
the Register yeste rday morning takes the
rag of the bush in the way Of anything
Of healthy original and invigorating
nature. The Register man says that Capt.
Danford was the only speaker, when all
who were present know that that gentle
man was not present at all, aud ak
speakers addressed the audience OF
course the remainder Of the report is as
bombaStic as It Ia windy. But when
Lewis waveth his ear and William pulleth
his mustache, always look out for some.
thing brilliant.