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New-York tribune., 1875-02-08
THE FALL RTVER STRIKE.
MEETING OF FEMALE OPERATIVES MODERATION
COUNsELkD.

MEETING OF FEMALE MODERATION
COUNsELkD.
FALL RIVER, Mass, Feb. IA large meet
ing of female operatives was hcll last evening at TEN
ple Hall Speeches made expressing confidence IN
ths Justice of she strike aud determination 10 adhere
70 IL until the manufacturers accede TO thcir demands.
it requires year or longer re solution vas adopted
that ioiat OF the male and female operatives
10 hed early day also that 40 ph sical Violence
off red those Who accCdc TO the rcdu ton, Dut that
mora suasiun Uc used TO prevent ther working. Tue
decided seumeut OF the meeting Indicated tle determ
nation OF tue female operatives 10 peisls la tue slko
THE MERCHANTS MILL TO RESUME WORK TO-DAY
PEACEABLE ATTITUDE OF THE STRIKERS.
FALL RIVER, Mass, Feb. TIT is understood
that the Merchants Mil, at present on strike, will at
tempt 70 resume work S-mOrrow, and that ample police
arrangements have been made to prevent Interference
from The strikers. The Weavers' Committee have
issued circular, calling on the operatives 70 aIo" no
proy ocaiOu incte them 10 acts which VIII pribx uif
credit upon themselves and their movements
New-York tribune., 1875-02-08
FOREIGN NOTES.

EpryBuRGm, Feb. G.-Thc Edinburgh The
ater was DESTROYED by fire today
MADRID, Feb. 7.-SenOr Merry has been ap-
pointed Diplomatic representative Of spain at Berlin.
PARIS, Feb. 7.-Subscrip:ion5 have poured IN
for the Paris Municipal loan LBu iiey diI"uh' 10 "a
times the required.
HALIFAX, n. S., Feb. 6.-Ihc Newfoundland
Legislature opened Thursday. Sac revenue for the
mast year amounted TO $S}sOO T.c Governor ia MS
speach announces that measure VIII De- lntroduccd To
do away an restrictions the lunD'tnG trad aud 10
throw open the timber lands Of q Colony 10 al cOmcrs
wno comply with the regulations
New-York tribune., 1875-02-08
TEXAS AND PACIFIC RAILROAD SPECULA-
TIONS

COMMITTEE PREPARING REPORT FAVOElNG GOV
EENMENT AIp-DOUBT WHETHER TIE COMPANY
CAN GIVE VALID MORTGAGE TO THE UNITED
sTArYs-AwKwARD COMPLICATIONS WITH THE
MEMPHIS AND FL PAso COMPANY,
LEY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRBrNE.l
WAsurNGroN. Feb. The Subcommittee of tho
House Committee on Pacific Railroads Will report to
the full Committee tomorrow bill granting the
aid asked for by the Texas and Pacific Road, and it
Is believed the full Committee viii agree to re-
port in the words of the bill
The Tcyae aud PacAc ifoad CompanYis hereby an-
thorz.G 20 construct IT, line from Fort Worth Though
I ks, NJ" Mexico, and CalIioiDd, &c
Section provides that
whenever the said Texas and Pacific Railroad Com,
Iany shall c certificate signed by its President aud
chei engineer mat Yen or more Nv miles Law
Indorse in Tie OF rhe Uued states, guarantee
bonds to be issued ny the said Company,
The same section provides also for this guaran-
tee:
Aud secure the princip Of this bond and the pay
ture, The Texas AMI Pdcihc Railroad company mas e1
Ccutcd FIST mort gaze the railway Aforesaid, win
s equipment. earnings ana property OF every Ena ap,
pertaining thereto idciudinR all lands granted ny the
Ciicd States to ala IN tie construction theieOi &c
In other words the road from Fort Worth Texas to
Fl Paso was mortgagod to the United States except
the lands granted BY the State Of Texas but 1t docs
not appear that the Committee has considered whe-
ther the Texas and Pacific Company has acquired a
complete title 10 the charter and franchises il pro-
passes to mortgage IL Is, to say the least an un-
settled question whether the franchises of the Mem
'his and FL Paso Company have ever been
legally transferred TO the Texas and Pacific
Company. The stockholders of the former Com
pany claim that they have not and the Texas and
Pacific Company cannot give a first mortgage on the
franchises covered by the Memphis and III Pas0
charter The Legislature of Texas, it is true, has
passed an act abolishiug the charter Of the Memphis
aud III PasO Company, making only reservation III
regard to the nights of third parties; but previous
TO the passage OF this bill the Supreme Court of the
United States had decided that this could not be DONE
and that the charter was still in existence. So that
The act referred to is null and void.
1T Is reported tLat since the passage OF the act
referred 10, the Texas and Pacific Company has
made some arrangement with Mr. John A. g. Gray,
The receiver Of the Memphis and El Paso Company,
and that IT will fall back upon tins arrangement ~
the basis Of It's claim TO the franchises originally
held by the latter. IL it sAould turn out that Mr.
orsy's appointment to DO receiver Of the Mem
New-York tribune., 1875-02-08
49, rEprRAL nrILpINGs FoR nALr!MoRE

BALTIMORE, Md, Feb. 7.-Thc Committee
on Appropriations and the Committee on PHOnc Buhd
ings the House q Representatives OF Cohsrc's Nio
ed Baltimore yesterday for the purpOse oi hGuirlng
ino the necessity for a Custon-house ana Posi-
Office IN the civ and inspected the building al present
occupled for sucn purposes They were received and
accompanied on h inspection Dy Mayor Vans ant and
ComIu'taos from the CtY Councils, ami were met at
tho uso.u-lolSe ny collector Booth and Postmaster
Dt.ison Aterwari they were entertainei ~ guests
of The city Gen Garfield Chairman VI Tue Committee
on Appropriations, was present.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-08

restoration OF the horizontal 10 per cent, and tlat
the Free Traders wooulI vote for the tea and colee
tax.
NO MESSAGE ABOUT SOUTHERN AFFAIRS.
There a report current yesterday to the eject
that the President intended to send another message
to Congress with reference u affairs in the Southern
States but on inquiry it is asceraned that no such
message has been considered and that he VIII
simply answer the resolution of Senator Clayton
passed few days ago. by sending to the senate
number of papcrs mostly arguments Of Mr.. Smith
and other partisans for the Governorship oi
Arkansas. Nothing in these documents IS new, ana
New-York tribune., 1875-02-08

mise arrangement, adjustment is binCing on tno
people, and will not be tolerated by Them ,.,
RfSOlred That we will tell these men Whon we eIecteu
rcprc sent rs and whom have trusted, tnht We e
sire no comprose with the kellogg usurlatOn; tndt
we demand and viii agree to nothing less than tne ien
statement Of the cllyelected Legislature. as u sDou
on the 8th OF January. when United stalcs soulels
entered its portals 10 eject tie laWInl Feprcsena
tvCs OF the people, and that they must he IeIstd'o'
tnpledged and untr1mmeled save by the Slhcllou OF
thor official oaths and the feay and duty they owe 10
their country and their constituents. .
ResOirfd That We call upon our brave fellp"cluZDs
OF all the parishes In the state 10 assemble III mass
convention tO Join with us IN ntterng thls so'cWh
protest against the proposed action OF those senators
and Eelreseutativcs who forgetful Of ihelr ddty or
blinded by false considerations wOuh undo ali Tue re-
suits of heroic efforts and surrender the tFkKe 0r
rights and liberties which are dearcr than lie.
The compromise is the general topic OF conversa-
tion to-day among the politicians and business men,
The indications are that the vote tomorrow IN the
Conservative caucus will be very close, the mem
bers apparently being about equal for and against
the compromise II is understood that not mem
Der of the present Kellogg Legislature will yield;
consequently the proposed adjustment Is generally
regarded impracticabe.
Gen. Sheridan returned to-day.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-08
TIE CUBAN INsURRECTION.
DEPARTURE OF 1nE cAPrArN-GENERAL FOR rHH

DEPARTURE or me CAPrATN-GENfRAL FOK TIE IN
sURGENT DISTRICT
HAVANA, Feb. 7.-Captaln-Gcneral Concha,
accompanied b. his STAFF left for suto Domingo Sa-
ton in the Cmco villas District, tai5 inS where he
will find the volunteer cavalry rcc.m'nts of Colo1'
Guamuta and sagua assembled. The Clpt'in-General
will direct thc campaign against the iIsursclis Ia per
son.
TIE Colonial Minister at Madrid tc'craDh' Captain
General Concha that the Government Is resOVed 10
indemnify loyal subjects for damages c.us'd BY tho
war; by selling TIE properties bclont1< TO the insur-
gents when condemned by the tIuC j. lie also tele'
grapbs that endorsements prepares 20 go to Caba.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-08
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
ELECTION FOR THE FRENCH ASSEMBLY.
PROBABLE Defeat OF THE DUKE DE- PADoNE BY
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATs

An election for member Of the Assembly was heid
to-day in the Department Of the seine-et-Oise IN
complete returns show that ValentIn the kepuo-
lican candidate is 50pO votes ahead of his Bonapar-
tst competitor, tho Due d. PadOne
New-York tribune., 1875-02-08
THE CARLIST WAR
AN ATTACH or TIIE INSURGENTS REPUs8D-FIGl1-
ING NEAR EsrELTA.


ING NEAR EsTELTA
MADRID Saturday, Feb. 8, iTo
Official dispatches have been received at tho
Ministry Of War announcing tnat eight ratiaioDs OF
Carlists made furious attack upon Kiug Afonsos
troops near Oteiza, making bayonet charge, but
were repuscd with great LOSE Dispatches have also
been received reporting other by the National
troops decree has been issued directing military
and naval officers to abstain from attending political
HLNDAYE, Feb. 7. 1873.
The fchiIng continues in the vicinity OF Esiela.
The Carsts have concentrated and occupy about the
same positions which they held when Gen Concha was
killed.
special dispatch to Ihe Standard from Hendayc re-
ports that l2 cannon, 1850 rnrs' ana 6OO" caituEe'
for the Carsts were landed on the coast OF Biscay
Saturday
Pampclunl is saved. King Alfonso entered the Guy
on Friday.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-08
ECCLEsIAsTICAL AFFAIRS IN MEXICO.

ECCLESIASTICAL AFFAIRS IN MEXICO.
PROTEST AGAINST THE LAW ABoTIsHiNG CoNVENT3
CONFLICTS BETWEEN PROIEsTANrs And CATH
OIICS.
Mexico, Feb. 2.-The women Of Guanajuato
in their protest against hOrbine converts
cav "We prouise not 70 recognize a. father, brother
or husband, anybody who directly or Indirectly took
part 10 the action of Congress expcng tho Sisters OF
Charity"
The Trail d'Uaion says Professionalism, sustained by
funds RENTED from London aai tic UUIted States IS
making active propaganda IN the Itepdb!ic ana tho
number OF reformed churches is iucreas.nE
Not month passes without Conflicts occurring be-
tween the Catholics and Protestalts.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-08
WASHINGTON.
HE DEFICIT IN THE FINANCES.

INTERVIEW BETWEEN TIE SECRETARY OF THE
TREASURY AND TIE WAYS AND MEANS COMMIT
TFF-TUE SECRETARY BOUND by THE LAVAL
IrGl,D NrrD OF LEGISLATION TO INCREASE THE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-23
TRUSTEES SALE.
Superior Machine Co.'s Works.

D. Tttss Il Del q truf. iasJs BY he "ssis-
~ N6ekfns C-sutahT" dSiei The 18Th Day V
Itsi5iaf, iy1k, atd Il feslgj 10 Ohl9 uD5uiy ltBl
sls1rds q dssi u tfsui bGt Va 5, tRg, lsG ~
uSisFIrnsI tfu5iss, Joss J. Jeu,s, vill "a
TUEsDAY, TIE - diy u Aasat, is75.
Couu,n,isr Il 20 0ti0k 4 n. ptUsed % ~ n
5liie inftfgn 81 The ifVai dDG d he ygait IiggS
4 ~ Ohig eOshty Y ~ t4iy q HhsSib5
50 s.aie Il Wsst VlEihii. 10 pEOtsftJ oynTtJtd
y - b. aiI dssI q trust tsd state 10 the IH.t
Wtfd Z M tity Il Nb+siifs. that i 70 ~: Al
Inv tgo sfsfaT tafcsit 4 EfU1D1 lying 1Dd lsihE
ImDstEislT bJs1b 4 an1 t5tSinihg TIE tspisfiI
Y ~ ssttts Il DatH GIfdnsfi l1is q nd tiiy q
Whssilhg. dacslss1. Ssst d Min eftsi, Ho1th 4
fahk lh5u Foafthj afssi. 1Bd 80 Il ihs Uk9
dftf, tnd ils1 tW0 igSh l5ss GSos y iDi - lying
- IL uRth M 4 Biht me TOufthi Enst,
uhith ~ nore fuIiy dssilssl In iu0 sTes1i dssif
4 ts1tgJfacs u tbs ais', tsifinE diis go Wits
IA drF.i u trna abi 4 fs--gd u nd Uhi9 tIsuB-
IL i1sl Tyy.git IN dss,i lEgit Ne. q. tul- ., =
"a sd ns5e ~ Tholnat sutspFg, -, st.d 4. J.
sSeedsy aiId Giis 70 the 1A eufegbf AHbibe
Illlaplny, aBl Tb1lnas svtenfg % aid bgi1piny.
fFSIsrtlitiy. aBj rpm 1hith are l0atsl The triBi
80 Ettihf boz, f;oFe ko1s IBd aEfieultufSl ~.
- aBd haehine lbJp \ nd s1psfbf Aiceihs
CJatiny; iiI7, The ifUa igun1ry, bEHr ioandi!.
Iiffkihf ih5p boilef shop fitting thop, lahtkHnith
80 Itthia, Ae, u sussnsy a Ca, containing iuo
~ hili aeTes d gIUubd Il tbe lme tooEe @ lsi
toiifkSI Eith al he laiIdisEt hBi Improvements
iiFl16, tnd I'll Tie eilEibei mhehinsggt iol,, III
tSYss t.TiSinInF tbefptS md alo 81 paitens.
iftkfs kRibl mills, dfilling mtehinel Flaming ms
ekinet aBi Uthsf t0gli and h1tufea uInn The lboTe
nimei pitmiss andl1SsI byt5sesDtyIA %. IN tDd
6bDgt thdf businsli a f0dDieFI tn3 engine md
naehlns baildsSI.
TEESi oSsIiE-Oas.Nysyflo u The t,afthap mon
81 n h1bd % The Day d ale, md tbe talabte 10
oIuh patBsnti u ~, iSslFs ibd Si1hsta f1gathN
Ella Interest from the Day d ole. Dtiefrtd tay.
matt 10 b neufed tiiheT By deel u truft upg1
IL pfVpffty, q b. ryttining The tltk Until iba
pllt11l uousy 4 faii ~ the trudea may require
"a " 1uignnent d Baasieht insuf1nos % The
llild1I t6efeOn.
Sim q trustee, ! shall epbrty 0nly och title
n1ifyatti 10 Ne by The tbgTl n1nel 8esyi d trusi
nya JOHN J. JONES, Irusse.
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BUKxiSg OF STEAMER Z. vs.. SKiLLiS
GER-Tbs steamer 4. W. Skillinger ua'
struck By lightning near the marine rail.
way dock, few miles above Cincinnati
At late hour on Monday night, and
burned 10 The uaIsfs edge. She had
laid up for the purpose q undergoing
some necessary repairs. The SkilliDgei
vas oTbed By Jis. R0binson, proprietor q
the Magnolia saloon in this city; Capt. J
T. Russell. Of sisiefsTille; aud Valentine
Dutienhofef, Of Pomefoy, She vas raj.
ued At $1,000, and eaeh Of the three
gentlemen named above owned obe-ihifd
u her. The total insufinee is $1,000
distributed among the following compin.
les: Peah,dy, Wheeling, 5000 E.ha,
Wheeling. $500, Eureka and Entefprite,
Cincinnati, S4,5OO. The Skillingef va.
bull. at Mntrtyrills about fre ye1ts ago
By K. w. Skillinger and Hiram Young,
and has for sOue time past been running
in the Pittsburgh and Cincinnati trade.
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OX The RvER.-A young man Of this
CITY, whom We will call Joe, il despef-
aisly enamoFed Of 4 sweet young lady, 10
Be known herein a., Carrie, and for some
time past has been most lavish 10 his at
tentionI to her, she being evidently not At
all Displaced thereby. Carrie vas am
ious 70 learn hOT to rUE, and Joe, who is
4 member Of one Of our boat clubs, Voluh-
TERED instruction in the heAlihiul recfe.
alton. Nothing il more favorable to the
enjoyment Of hosting than moonlight,
ADD the young couple have taken 1dTan-
tiRe Of ihe present advent Of Luna, TO
appear upon the RiTet nearly every clear
evening during the past week. Bot Car.
RE il delicate and quickly tired, and
drifting il 20 eaIy and pleasant. Thus,
uhen they have shipped their oars, and
Joe, Who pulled Hstfoke," has turned him
about, that he may With the greater LScil-
ity iAaru4 the "bOW.H the istS-ai-stsI which
ensue are 70 deliciOnsly lhsoTbinR, that
they never notice whittier they are going,
and one night they were under the Back
River bridge before they knew IT, You
remember what Shakespeare said about
opportunity-the OccaSi0n Els iFresiIii-
be, and Joe kiSaed her. Carrie was not
mad, although she pretended to bs At first;
in fact lhe was Just AaNiul Villin',T and
the ftIs vas moi the last. Bot they kept
on drifting, and when the boat emerged
from the opposite tide Of the bridge, how
mlrted vas ibe affecting soene by two il.
reTefent fellows up aboTe, Who sang
Little sEeetheart, Come aud Kiss me ,
in horrible b1UlinR key.
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BEnuE LocL-A-H ad1y passes n
BeIlLirs EiihozI 4 rzaiEsy q greater q
les G3sni11E, il i.ns3iIiely bsooaes
Ippszsai "a; he hltasL e5urse a A.
fI5rs n bse. tzarsrel viii or Ma
3Iy evening ths hoEse I;t1shs3 . ihs
Feat TLroa q NJ. PHEphrey, bsteAsr
II ne l5EsE i5El, took fright and IA u
NJ. Punpkrsy vas Rr5Tn frou the
Flgun 2s3 severely hrliss1- 4tsrss i
Va isIrsl thai his Injuries might b q
4 6Isgzr5st esAr1e.EE, baf ihsy have n0T
lnEi issir 1osl ssrso1s sTuplS9S NeS-
,sn5IT team ir11 The e5Uniry rlr away
o. Union slregi nd ecniaasd tAsiF
eszrss 1asar5iRg % thsir oUE sTes; VII
EHfil ibsy finally b-osgh; up By one d
The stone pssrS Of The railroad hri3es-
Tsis FB&SsE iHps3insEi 70 their siEhi
ssfils,i TIE nLrisi, as3 smashed The T8g-
On iaio more minute pieces tAAn before
IL e3Es;rBeii0a-
Al TIE meeting Of Tie sshSOl hoard
N1151y night Proi AlbSrT White q
la8 cay VA selse=sd tr0a Lzolg The sP-
p5saLii iss TIE SPpsiEfnsai . ~ a So
psrinssD3eai 0; iss pablo scAoos iol
Tie easziEE school ysIr, Ts1 Prot A W.
Melville, Th1ss tine has expired We
have hrils ioabs thai Nr. Whiit vii a.
cep;1hy Ell tie position, which Is not B!
sHy Dslns A. e1sy olt 70 III
I The hslysTs ;; the rolling nil are no
:; EoEk 50 ilr this Eeek, having Etruek
ior an Increase q 1bsui - per cent q
their present TAges- They .beld nasi'
inF yefisrdSy 1ilerb0ah 70 e9nsi3sF n 70
Efal course va most 0dTiS1ks, bat We
ART r0i vet tivissi a 70 ThII hssio1 ELi
Iakga-
To-nighi all q the churches b9ld ihtil
prayer nseiiBEA
A -niir1ils1e piIbO-iorts- or grind
stone s3ils-, and one Of DIrU ms Annes-
tors, have been IDuFing our b0!s and
! girls for iEO OF three dIEt. Also iIilt
nonkey Zo71Te in UDdrsEs Uniform hai
bssa drilling % : tripod Tor pennies
J. II. Patterson, Esq and MAJOR W.
I 5. EsRn0u, Of the eo1siy seat, we're il
the city = While Yesterday.
Tie publie schools ant icing put
through : rigid written examination
this week.
An amusing trial cane q Al Squire
PoEsll'i of5os Yesterday afternoon. One
Of the parties 70 The salt, which arose out
q 3 diIy1ls concerning ! sewing ma.
chine, could 10; speak ELgith, and I
Frsbehnln had TO Re employed a. inter
prefer.
A moving machine contest comes Of
I in the southern part Of this count! this
afternoon, unless The rain prevents, BE-
tween the Smith machine, made By The
Bsllsift Manufacturing Company, and
I've Oihert.
We are informed hat intelligence htl
been received that Rev. Scott add wife
the missionaries, cannot Be present At ibS
Lsdis! ". E Foreign MiSEiobIr! Con
Tsniion here to-day and this evening.
The Gravel Hill festival and Prof
Weuer's o0Bcen both came Of last even.
ing, but at the lime Of wiring this DO re-
port could BE given.
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MOONLIGHT PIcyIc II ZASE's OErHAED.
Our botins Of the nOonlighi picnic on
The IslInd, which should have appeared
in yeEisrdIy mornings paper, vas un-
fortunately mislIid, and \, it is better
late than never Ts hasten u make
amends. The picnic vas gotten Up By !
number Ui llInd ladies', Tbo have long
bsen complaining Of the timidiiy Of the
Young EsntlsDsn over there 10 catering
70 their iasiS for the tsrpsiebort1n Art
Il having been incorrectly reported that
Rev Halted E1s zone Of the ebiei
eDoks Of the GHAir,T ne desire simply 70
sSy that The gentleman alluded 10 vas
pressed into sErTiee by the ladies', and 70
sOme extent assisted them.
The picnic vas held in Col EbsBeEer
lanes orchard, which bad been rendered
the fair managers BY the generous pro.
prieior. The grounds we're illuminated
With Chinese lanterns, and \ locomotive
headlight kindly furnished by Mr.. ID.
Wei.gerber thrsT brilliant light upon
the platform. Prof Jo.eph Kramer
quuiiills band Furnished the music, which
Va. Of course superb.
About one hundred pleasure seskefi
enjoyed the pleasure Of the dance by the
lighi q the moon When josie com.
nsDoed waltz, all the lighi.iooied youths
bstOok Themselves to the enjoyment Of the
light ilntAsiic,7 which continued until
nearly 3U'cloek in the morning. The even.
ing vas delightful, the moon rising about
II O'clock aud putting on an extra touch o.
brightness for The Onc1iDn About mid
night the ladies invited their guests to
pirtAke Of asuh-t1niial and elegant re-
past, which invitation va accepted With
pleasure. Taken altogether, the eBFf-
getic aud eBlsrpnsing young lSdie' haV'
ing the matter IN charge can congrAiu.
late themselves, a. can all uho enjoyed
the novelty Of . moonlight picnic, upon
the success Of the affair.
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CALICO eta, at ArOnhsiner q Leri',


There ia no medicine prescribed BY
phyIicilns, or sold BY druggists, that car.
fies such evidence Of it. Eueoess
and superior virtue Is BnsCHEE's GEE.
NAN SYEuP for seJsre Coughs, COlds
settled on the BreiEt, Consumption, or
any disease oil the Throat and Lung. A
proof Of that fact Is that any person At.
hieted, can get . sample bottle for 10 cent?
and try its superior effect before buying
the regular size At IS cents. II has lately
been introduced In This country from Ger.
many, and its wonderful cures are aston.
ishihg every one tia; uses il Three
doses will relieve 1ny case. Try II. Sold
by ChaS. E Dwight, Centre Wheeling. and
By all Druggists. eod&U
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-23

I'm ooCEH-SQnn C9CEoT A.
PuLA-Jssga Hsglzz Aagr I'd Hsf-
azA Ehs SgP-ens Co=r1 Es A. III usoal
EDgr yes;ss3sE zsrLiHg.
Tht 1rzzaenE !. th= z1ss q Bal a
St.is 4 Wsss virginia Va eaDslnasa
TnE eHEs q S=1. FrLzk "a E9TIra
Bcszns.IE vas Irgssd, NJ Lizard lP-
pearing tas the plsirEiE
ArEune1T UAE r1=1e1aas u The esss
Ct ", Il D11El1zs, sYfEllE-i a t1Jr Q!
HIrrisTilit, IPpslisE- Tas IrZz@eni Il
us case VII take Up Tie Thols Q! 70
dIJs session. Nsssrs- SI13s I9i Cels i1T
apreliInr and BlIir AID HEtsAiasla
:5E appellee
he Gras isE vkirA n9;iss ms bs CIV.
e. far rev eIses, EEiek has hers.5t1rt
been SKY 6syk vas ehInge5 Ini VII
hsrsIfIs: be hin! 6IyA
l5iyzrpei uuIil tbs n1--!LE.
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To GE tie hsl TAlos i0g your nonsy
Gni % "a Clothing best s3AP;ed 70 yoaf
TaurL voc oGgAi % look thro1gh Hun
bsr a ytoeks, eIEniDs goods, noiE Ne
TArisry and compare Ihs prices Hous
oTn js5Eusni vii thea tel yea Thsre %
bzv. We claim thai or sock : taE
largest oar variety The greatest and on
prizes the lowest N the city. But We %
hot AZ yOu 70 admit our claim without
proof his pcooi vii Be FURNISHED ey
yourself Il yoa VII foll0T the adIios
gwen ab5ve. 60 70 al those stors iA3i
elLin TO e1rry large siocks and SCI goods
ii loU proc, then eall On Is and Ts viii
Ehog yo7 : stock ibnonparably l1Egei
than any cher KEPT n Whseling. Beside
our inneHsely superior stock and vans
", Ue vii show you that We sell oul
FOODS Al iron 10 70 Is per cent lalnz ihi1
Iny othsr koase here. Oar stock Gun.
SIS Of every deseriptiol q Ness and
BoyS' Clothing and Furnishing Good
DAT fail 70 call and save ; h1ndso1s
psrcsntaee on yogr puFeA&ses.
n GUnAX & Go,
Corner q Main lnd-lslh streets
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-23

No CouSrrL MEETfSJ.-The Second
Branch Of the City Council, with aecns.
TONED pettihAeity, at the last meeting i'd
burned to meet again last evening
There vas no earthly reason for holding
special meeting, except perhaps to
crafty the wishes Of one or two mem
befs who have no other occupation in the
evening", and find pleasure in sitting In
side the railing which separates the lobby
from the sacred spot devoted TO munich.
pal legislation. There being no necessity
Tor = meeting, and the First Branch not
having adjourned to any specified time, II
vas decided not to call special meeting
Of either Branch.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-23

A FLAG PREsES1ATIoN.-Our eoufte-
Gus and genial friend, Capt. ChI.. Muhle.
man, va the recipient yesterday Of q
beautiful flag from a number Of his lady
adnifsfE The ADdes presented = gHy
appearance yesterday a. she sped over
TIE Ohio, with her Gag raised In full
view. We are not al liberty 70 state the
names Of the donor, aI the ladies have
promised severe punishment 10 the Cap.
tain il case be should diTulge the secret.
We can say, however, that The Captains
numerous friends will wish him many
fair and prosperous voyage, and that he
mar live 10 zee this beautiful Gag long
wave over the steamer Andes.