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NEW YoRK, February 4.--'ThO trial Of
the libel suit Of Wnl. II. Hemblc, Of
Philadelphia, against Charles A. Dana,
Tor the publication in tho Sun Of alleged
libelous charges affecting the character Of
the plaintiff, the damages being laid at
SjO,0OO, was begun yesterday in the SUI
premO Court before Judge Curtis. The
Jurors were selected with great care, both
Sides cxIausting their challenges, and the
unusual proceeding Of challenging every
Juror was rcsortCd to. Before the casc
opened efforts were made to settle with.
ont trial. The plaintiff, after the Jury
was impanclctl, stated that, not hAv-
ing br0lg ht suit for the sake OF money,
he was' willing, II the defendant should
make u full rctruCtion, to allow judgment
to lie entered for mere seminal damage,
The defendant declined to allow judg-
mcnl against him, but was willing, II the
suit was discontinued, to rCtraCt tho
charge that plaintiff had received money,
This not being satisfactory, the case pro.
cCrdcl,
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New YORE, February 1.-The package
movement In staple domestic cotton goods
continues farly active, and thH supply OF
brown cotton corset Jeans and rolled jaGO.
nets is unusually light IN agents hands Ow'
Ing ~ the short water ut the mills. Medium
fancy prints, Shirtingsand percales In fair
demand und iirnl. Fancy cassimGrcs worst
ed coutings aud Kentucky jeans in fair re-
quest. Hosiery active, Linens and white
goods are selling freely at auction 1t good
DFiCrs.
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BALrIMoRg, February 4.--Flour steady
and unchanged, Wheat steady prime red
81 bal Is; other grades unchanged, Oats
firm; white G7aBSc; western mixed 6ja6Gc,
ItyO quiet ut O6Gn$i co. Provisions steady,
Pork, 500 Bulk Meats, shoulders 7!Ia7IGci
clPur rib lGl0HC. Bacon stcNdy ut SlGN
ll4ailAc. Sugar Cured Hams, A1!A
l5c. Lard dull and unchanged, Butter
dull and unchanged, Petroleum dull md
unchanged, Coffee quiet Nnd unchanged.
Whisky dull and nominal NJ pjlsA9GC.
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PhiInd0InIlin.

PHILADELPHIA, February 4.--PelrOlcmn;
refined 1889; crude 09%G, Clover Seed
Me. Flour dull ut 81 95a8 w. Wheat
quiet red amber 81 l5al ~; white 81 2sa
l 81, Rye Yla99c, Corn quiet; yellow 76a
ne; mixed western 77a7SC, Oats dull;
white 6jc; mixed &c. Provisions iirW.
Pork SO 50a!O 80, Butter; western extras
9Sa3Oc; western frsts 22a27; western rolls ~
aI0c. Cheese; fancy New York 1870.
Eggs firm; western 3OASgc. Whisky Ode.
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Meeting Of (acnCrnt Freight
Agents.

New YonK, February i.--AftcF the nd.
iournmeMt Of the railroad conference last
evening the general freight agents Of the
Of the Eastern Trunk lines met for pre-.
liminafy consultation ns to the rates ia
be adopted, and agreed to leave them at
the dollar basis adopted JnruTy 10Th
for west bound fteightR The eastern
freight agents will he requested 10 estab.
lish, without delay, their tariff on east
bound freight.
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,rrrrlbtr ,iiOrnl-l'rO1rn Ia Death

ST. Loris, February A special dis
patch from Wachitn, Kansns, says that a
terrible storm occurred there on Tuesday
night. Mrs. McA,lams was frozen to
death while returning home from a neigh.
boris. One man was brought in from the
prairie frozen stiff, aud Il IL feared that
there were many others ont in the storm
who shared the same fate The cold is
very severe,
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Assrcn above, sheep hive been in light
supply, hut the demand also has been quite
limited, there being no outside demand.
Prices have advanced shade, and may
further advance II the receipts continue
light, but most Of the butchers are supplied
for some days to come, aud there is not
much probability Of any advance. The dc.
mand hus been confined to sheep Of II me.
dunn grade, few being sold ut our top quo
tatiUns. The prices were iHa7c, fcwnt the
hitter price being wanted.
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LADIES AND THEIR VEli.s,-ltnili Ran
dom thus explains the philosophy Of Ia
dies wells in the SamyS5Hiht
The question contained in the caption
of this article was addressed to me by n
gentleman In that brnwn.sludy sort Of y
lone which says, "plOnse help INC find
n solution" Without thought or rclIec-
ton, answered, al do not know ]
looked up and discovered the person who
suggested the question, and replied I'M
mediately, Observation-Disclosures .
ness" The pretty woman is conscious
that shC Is pretty, and she can afford to
conceal In part the charms OF q handsome
face, while lomcly woman il invariably
unconscious Of her hOmGlincss, and she
can afford to 60 larC.lncc. \ beautiful
Girl ON the meridian Of her teens, with
the seli.satisIicd air Of q canary hen after
her bath and adjustment OF feathers, rest
ed in a studied position on her iron gate
to talk with her beautiful young lady
friend who had paused in passing
both had been on tile street shOpping, Ter
haps; both were yelled in the mcrcst Cos
samcr textures Of black and white face
screens drawn closely about the mouth,
nose and eyes, IN the opposite side Of
the street All angular woman, we'll enough
dressed otherwise, in very small bonnet
halfway on her head revealing brOnd
cSpanse Of sterile forehead, without re-
Lief to enormous ears, and with vel I'M.
furled by high gales from the roar Of her
head, exposing to great disadvantage q
long, muscular neck, paced the pavement
with the sctenest air 81 contentment ns
unconscious Of homelincss us Diana Of
impurity,
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You have got Into trouble procure At onrO package
Of tho SamaritAns uit uss ~ directed and you will
hO MI right In thru NJ four days Tho trouble
when taken In time 10 easily overcome, but when
neglected. nr when the Qunck Is viaiicl aud he givei
iii ed6rS6 NJ RlAm CoTailp, then very often sefl.
Gus complications aries which ptOlOng the disease
for weeks, perhaps months,
Another iaiiaCy IL In porSona Try Ing 10 avo laW
cents Iabblc IN cheap drugs, which N disorder and
sjckNn tho stomach that almost death llscli would
ho a relief samarltan,s Oft will cure every
time, with no mOrc nHpl6rant results than u the
trouble had not existed al MI.
Male packages n Female ~ Ssn! " mall ~, Y
Race street, Philadelphia jan2s
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Cincinnati,

CINCINNATI, February 4,-FlOur quieI
unl unchanged, Wheat steady ut II 0Sal -
COru dull at G6iSa67C, Oats steady at 500
G2c. Rye quiet ut 81 Cd. Barley dull uud
nominal. oils unchanged, Eggs quiet al
95c. Butter firm and unchanged. Cheese
firm ut l6al6c. Pork steady ut $40 W,
Lard firm; steam 145Sal4AC spot kettle
l4!{al4ISc, Bulk Meats, demand lair and
market higher at 7aOAa0Hal0c. Bacon
steady with u moderate demand ut SalOlSa
l0SSallallLSc, Green Meats held higher vi
GisN9{ a09Sa0ssc, Whisky demand fair
mud market firm ut Die. Hogs firm; range
50 35a7 30, Cotton firm ut liRc,
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BY 7ELEGRAPM


NEW YoRK, February The only sen
sation In Wall street this afternoon, w0S II
Washington runner thut Secretary Bristow
would sell some new js in Europe, the pri.
ccs to be applied TO the cancellattonOf the
IcgnLtender notes under the Senate finance
bin. The effect Of this was to depreAs both
stocks and gold ut the close Of The tlay.
MOSEY-49is per cent. Prime mercantile
paper lad per cCnt.
SrERLISd EXCHANGE Dull and heavy
at $iS51!aI.SG for 60 days and $ISs}sa
$50 for sight. Custom receipts $22o,0OO'
GOLn-WeNker; opening Mt liiH nd.
yancing TO liljS anil eloSingnt lll'i Car.
rying rates la9)G mud fiat. The Assistant
1rcasurer disburscd $Nl0OO. ClCaringS
$li1VO,OOO.
f,,,..,...as,.u,rs, fII..,I I,nI,, lN s1trt,I1,,
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wall Biown Dowh.

MONTREAL, February 1.-THE wall Of
the Queens Hall, burned last spring, was
blown down last night, and falling
through the roof Of Hazards assembly
rooms, carried with II down to the store
below portion OF the dancing floor, to.
gcthCr with the dancers. Several persons
were injured
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TOLEDO, February Flour demand
fair and market firm, Wheat, a shade high
or; No. 9 white Wabash II i6; No, ! white
Michigan $i'l0lG CSttaSl i5}s amber 81 Qs
seller A mil Al i9lf; No. red 81 0jai %; No.
/ amber Illinois ~ i6. Corn, demand lnir
and market firm; high mixed 6sAc, seller
March COKE; seller May 7SAci low mixed
b7ISc, &c..
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.IIFITIN NJ INC IINHCF WONlt UNW OTVTt TUIW3'
]. s. McClanallan, Xs.,lSlW. c. ROdcheYCr, O,,.!3S
VIM. H. stanley, 0.,.,,alS 5. burnett, Nu..,"... 20
H. u, Owen, va..".."r2OI Or, j, H. SlrayGr, Vale
John BOycs O...,... q, Is lChas. Webbing Va.m,,I6
John A. Patterson, O~I9lB u, htrOl, Na,-,'.;..yiO
H. SlalluT O,.,,...,,..,,raS Wm. Harrison, Na,-"l
Slaler 4 ilrO., IL. s. MOiItt, Va ,,.,....22
j. i, Grew, O,.m..,.nnlsIT, |. llenklp, va,,"m,lG
s. Strait, O..,...,......rlS Robert Merrill Nar.",rlD
\, D. Gnrrcll, ". vamII ]. H. Dorsey, Md,r,".. D
.IyyjftlL NJ yibelID'S IIoirI G1i DrOIs Iayti1.
John SowGrs Va..,. ,.l7lWu. \. Rtchpy, o.. .2s
Dixon & Jac0lsp, paaOl Charles DOrSOy, Mlu,alO
VIM. Lynn O,.,..... 10 u. T., Johnston, lnl.,,.Gl
VIM. II IlltchGy, o ,.b9 GOO. H. Allon,' h""D
oThWo markCl thus took their stock East wllh7
nut ntl,Fiuu II In lila mnFl1t
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O0LUMnUs AND iNDIANApoi.Is DIVISION

Nos. !, ., 0 and 7rIn Daily 10 anil from CIncin-
natl All other trains Daily, except Sunday.
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CLEVELAND, February i,-Whrat dun
and unchanged Corn steady mud M.
changed Oats quiet md unchanged.
Petroleum slemly; standard white cur lots,
100; Ohio State test Ito; small lots lagc
higher. i.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
Valuable Farm in Marshall County

NOticU Il hereby given that W. shall, pursuant 10
\ decree VI thu County Court for MunhAl county,
West Virginia, made aud 0pteEyd on the 18th day
Of January 1878, In CRllAe In Chancpry pGnllng In
said Court, wherein the Merchants National Hank
q West Virginia, Al Wheeling ID Complainant aud
Martin I. Wayman and Others Qre defendants,
rUCeCl to sill al public auction 10 tho highest and
st bidder vi the trout dOOr Of the Court House n
AlaHhall county, West Virginia,
On SATURDAY, the 18Th Day Of March, 1875,
Commencing Ut 10 O'clock 4. W., thu following do.
scrilWl palGaaic, that Is To sly' A certain Tract Of
land situate on tho waters Of BoNn' Run, In tho
county Of ManhAll and Stale Of WOsL Virginia;
bounded ~ follows tO-Witj Beginning al STONE ID
lang corner 10 Samuel Allen, thence $, ~ 4 vest
:! poles 70 tlako on TaViHe, branch Of lONIa
Run; thOnui lOWA sud nVin6 with tho ulOandCn
thereof and hlhdlng thereon, iS6 4-lO pOlG, 10 y
beech on tho north bank Of said brunch VI rum
thence n. 2ka wt9t II 7-l0 poles TO beech; n,
29ISo west " T-lO pOles, to white oak; N.3so vest
40 pOles, " aAlakei thOnCe n. 81, cast u l-O
poles W sugar tree; thence n. 1917 east u $40
lOles TO u dSWOOli n. ~ cast ~ lOleS 70 sugar
tree n 371So cast @ poles To an ironwOOlj n, 6I'
east i-O poles u astOna; themes N. gSeSo east u
poles 10 stone; thence N, G7' east 4DlI poles W
lOnO nOaE q locust n. 62' BaSt poles 70 d aDtG
hickory n. cast 7pOlCy " sugar trUG thonpGN.
J1' Fast w poles 10 a bGcC on the west branch VI
ggs' Run thence down Eahl branch N. liIIo west
y l0les 10 stake, corner To land Ot Thomas TVli
lhCncU up branch Of lIOggs Hun with the nlGall.
dGEH thereof, and binding thereon, ~ $40 poles to
StOnVi thence g. - wOst III 80 Iples tOa SlOlVj
hCncO s. G6Igo west nj poles to the pacO Of bEln.
Mug, containing ono hundred aud four acres anil
sGty.lvo IIl,a, ha tho RnO morn " lCas, with oil
tho buildings and RppurIUhanus thCreuntO belong.
Ing,
TRIMS OYSALE.-O nO.lhIrl Of tho purchase mon.
Cy In cash, ind tho BALANCED twONlGAl annual pay.
nlOnis, tho deferred payments u liz secured w tho
satisfaction Of the Commissioners,
DANIEL PECK
HANNIBAL FORBES,
Special Commissioners,
IBuDmhuy f,H
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NEMANKs oX nEGv cArTLE.

The arrivals during tho week amounted
to 1865 head against ILL last week and
1914 the corresponding week Of last year,
ind the sales during the week amOnnted'tO
OIL head against .l,gO8 lust week anl l,g7S
tho corresponding week Of last year, an'l
were rs fOllOws'
70 lAltmOru Butchers. 79l
ia Eastern sIsCulOinTs .,,,.,...,.,,,,,,,.,. lis
10 washington civ butchers Va
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The following are the names OF the prin-
Cipal drOvers, owners, or consignees OF tho
principal drOvGrs, whore the cattle are from:
trrs.,I. %, a.. I,i,-ri,, lLlsl ,,uI Drnt., Y1F,ls
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Pittshntnh.

PlrrsRuRGH, February 4.-Wheat dull
and prices unchanged. Corn, car At !dcj
shellCd 72a75c. Petroleum firm and higher
crude 81 g5a1 20 al parkeFSj refined lSc,
PHILADELPHIA delivery,
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NEW YoRK, Febtuaty IA train on
branch Of the South Side Railroad, Long
Island, ran off the track lastcvening, and
the engineer, fireman and conductor were
killed,
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There was ii falling of in tho receipts
since last week, but the supply has been
Acknowledgements to The wants Of our butchers,
and there has been nochangcin quotations.
There have been few prime hogs, rs well
rs those Of common grade, the supply
consisting chiefly Of hogs Of only medium
quality. Sales ar6 quoted at slG0Olic, the
most having been made ut S94a0hG, a few
tOpsh ringing 20, aud Oh the other hand II
few common ut SIC. The prospects ARE
fair for good hogs, There may be IN all
vance, but It Is by no means certain The
pens are now nearly bare.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
RaItlmore LlIe Nloek lIarIet.
by Telegraph to acknowledgement
OFFICI OB MARYLAND LIVE STOCK SCALES,
BALTIMORE, February I, 1915,


1911
GiCEs OF RGER CATTLR AT THR MARKET TINS
WEEK..
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CtxcINXArg February .L.--AIhmting.
ton, W. Va, dispatch gives the following
result Of the joint ballot for Senator TO-
day. johnson, ~; Walker, %; Bran
non, 10; Price, 10; scattering; Q.
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There was very little activity atany time
this week, but prices wCreW shadc better,
say Hc, for medium and top grades than
they were last week; that is during the
fore lnrt OF the markct, but towards the
close they fell of til they reached NhoUt
the figures that ruled laStt week, There
were u full proportion OF common cattle and
u few better tops than were offered last
week: ..-...
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In Clubs II Twenty ~ each.
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SENATORIAL ELECTION.
MINNESOTA.

WTNNFNUTN1
ST. PAUL, February 1.-THE vote TO-
day for Senator in ioint ballot stood
Ramsey, 81 Lochiel; 81 Davis, 80; Pills.
bury, &; scattering 4 This is much the
largest vote that Davis has received.
IIis ucCcssiOns were from the Democrats,
but It il believed TINT he will not gel
enough from this or amy other source to
do him any good.
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rising with 8 feet inch on shoals
Weather clear and warm.
81. LouR, August ls.-Arrived-I9hn'
son, Lagrange; Fearless and baFges, Fits
burph; Mary Boydand Lady Lee, Peoria,
Departed = Belle Lacrosse, St, PAUL
Grand Tower, Memphis; Lady Lee, Peo'
ria, River has fallen 5 inchesi weather
cloudy, r..,...
Means and Fearless, st. Louis; Llonessi
St, Louis; Julia, St, Louis Coal City,
New Orleans; Charles Morgan, CilGIn-
natl. Departed-Thomas Means, Ohio
Julia, Vicksburg; Coal City, Pittsburgh
Lioness, st, Louis. River SO feet s inches
and falling weather clear and pleasant
MEMPHIS, August ls,-Riyer fallen
inch, now 81 feet II inches flush on the
gauge. Weather warm and shoWery.
Arrived Chester, St. Louis, Departed
Parker, CINCINNATI City Of Vicksburg,
CLscrSSATl, August ls.-Riyer IA feet
8 inches and falling. Weather partly
cloudy and cool. Arrived-Rosa Miller
and Utah, Pittsburgh. Departed-Fawn'
Lo1IsvI li August ls.-weather cool
and clear after heavy rains, Seven feet
II inches in the canal and 3 feet II
inches on the falls, Arrived-N. ]. Big
ley, Memphis. Deplrted-Big sunaowerl
New Orleans; Charley Bowen and tow
EVANSVILLE, August lS.-Riyer fallen
81 feet. 2lA feet on the gauge. 1up-ldle,,
Wild, Rover and tow, George Roberts and
Alice. Down-Gray Eagle, Very little
doing. Cloudy and light rain.
LITTLE Rock, August ls.-The boiler
Of the steam ferry boat at Dardanelle ex'
ploded this morning, No lives lost.
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Two SALINEvILLE, o., drOverS, whose
names we we're unable to learn, were on
the rampage in Bridgeport yesterday
morning. After diminishing around that
burg for a drink for some time, they went
to d small house occupied by woman
who earns her living by washing, and de-
manded a pint Of whisky. The woman
Informed them that she did not deal In
at sI the G same time seiaing pau oihot wa.
Ter and threatening toFcald them II they
remained any longer. At this the men
became bOislerOus and used some very
unpretty language, and the woman
swears, drew d revolver. Mayor MGCon'
naughy arrived about this time and took
charge Of the drovers, who after being
examined paid SO 80 for their fine.
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JUSTICE BELv1LLE.-Elizabeth Anaky
before this Justice complained that John
Eagle, Henry Ripple, ST., and Henry
Ripple, il, did throw stones at heI
dwelling house, on jacob street, Sixth
Ward. The three defendants were re.
uuired to give bond toinSure their good
behavior. Mrs. Anaky was also required
to give bond to keep the peace upon com
plant Of Henry Ripple, ar, who charged
her with striking him with broom
hanllle. u.L a. ,ts 7
John i4a,r,ert and Geo! 'Laupcrt'wert
charged by Mrs. Anaky with going to heI
house and abusing her. They were ar
rested, and the examination Of theiI
cases was set for last evening. ,aags II
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The PAPER OF THE NATIONAL BANK
NoTES.-The Secretary Of the Treasury
has decided that the national bank notes
shall hereafter be printed on the distinct.
i've or'Rpecial pnper which u now tised III
the printing Of The United States notes
and that the national bank notes shall
hereafter be executed with not less than
three plate printings that no company OF
establishment shall execute more than
one printing upon the same note, and thai
the final printing and finishing shall be
executed in the Treasury Department
Arrangements are being made, and arc
nearly completed, to perfect this plan, Ii
accordance with the decision Of the See
rotary, when orders will at once be given
for the printing Of additional currency,
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ISroRY or A SURRENDER. ~ On Tuesday
night about IL o'clock a gentleman living
in Kirkwood, Ohio, who slings a quill ii
the G, 4 p. depot at Bridgeport, heard q
mysterious noise In the barn Of James
Alexander, near by. Thinking Of burg.
lars, the valiant clerk secured his revol'
yer, and tore himself away from his fam.
ilytd 10 oBt and defend hia neighbour
properly. lie called to his assistance a
neighbof, who armed himself With an
ugly club, when the twain proceeded
to The barn, where they found q well
known Irishmah IN close proximity d
some fine hams. Upon being asked what
he was doing there at that time Of the
night the Hibernian said that lie had
come, after a suspender which he had
broken during the day and leftin The barr
while ut work in that vicinity. This /.
about as elastic d story as we remember
to have heard a. f1 .....
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a BoRE-IIe was dressed in lASt
years "plug" and other habiliments to
match, and chewed plug tobacco. Hestool
on the rear platform Of a down car and
talked necessarily to the conductor about
street cars and omnibuses. Ills knowledge
Of the private business Of the different
companies in thu country was little less
than marvellous, His voice was Of that
harsh, grating, saw.iiling, nerve.destroy-
ing kind that one hopes 10 hear but once
In a lifetime, but must be heard once to
be understood. Itrose high above the din
Of the car, and permeated every nook and
corner, Horrible at FIRST, II soon became
exaspofatihg. Instinctiyely passengers
clutcheds 40 sitnaginafy weapons and SC.
cretly resolved upon suicide OF homicide,
and still there Was no ''let up to him
Al oath and Chapline he got of the car
and every passenger Involuntary gave O
sigh Of RELIEF, and inyardly thanked God
that he &aS gone. "oh, what q nuisance Y
exclaimed one lady, and everybody said
tanner, " st
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-19

HELMno1ps Bucnu Is still In the 70.
NTH Of its popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence Of DR.. Helmbold, the Celes
brated medicine IL still manufactured at
the laboratory at Philadelphia, and Ia
sold by all respectable druggists. 1t is
warranted for all diseases Of the kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware Of counter.
feits. Genuine has proptletor's private
stamp. John +. Henry, New York, Sole
Agent. daw.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-19

Dlscrpbrs' CHURCH AT New CuMBBR.
IASD.-rhe Disciples Church building at
New Cumberland Is now being trimmed
and slated, and when finished will be
very fine structure. The walls are built
Of lire brick. The building ID about for
ty.fve by sixty feet with bell tower. The
entrance to the auditory will be by stair.
way through tho tower. There ID a base
ment under all for lecture room, Sunday
school services, &c.