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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-03-10
Ohio Waiienfreuuo.

ltrensen @elebe, Die bisber oen &atbpli-
fen Den Wufentbalt inSd,ueben uno 9lpr,
>uegcn unnogli6 ma1ten, oIlmalig 9e=
hilbert. 9icle &0ni9in Solepbine mar es,
bic am bescidneten Sage oes Salres 1874
ocn @runeitein su Dem erpdbnten &et.
tun9sboule leate.
Ser tatboliide @siitlide, Ser oas Mmt
eincs 8eidtuoters Ser &0nigin befleiocte,
mar Sotpb 2orens 5tuooh Qebiirtio
aus 9llltetten i'm &antou ct. @alen
iruber Grsie6er i'm $5oule bes Brofcn
6rieori9 ponStolbcrg, pom 9ij6ui5ei=
fer bcm 9erio9 2cuhttnbers smp5 5obleu
uno BON 0ielem nit lsner Sodter nad)
@dlpeoen 9eienoet i'm Suni 1898. Gtu.
oad, 9eborcn am 25 Sauuor. 1896,
gum prieiter gcueibt am l3 Mui 1920,
lpuroe am 10. Mu9uit 1888 gum opo1to-
lii6en @itar bon Sd)weoen nno Norz
,uegen ernannt uno am l. SUM- 1862
in &om >upbin CT l6 in 9lngele=
9enbeiten Ser Stride in @9mencn be-
9eben batte, gum 8il6of BON Ortbolia
i. p. 9etueibt SIM Sabre 1885 battle, er
Den 8au Der eriten tatbolil6en Stride in
@todbolm be9onnen. Sic oa5u nptb.
wenoi9sn @cloer wurocn in 9eutl9lano
9clammelt. 9ies mar felt ser &eforma=
tim bic erite tatbolil3e STRIDE, ,peld)c
Die @d,ueoen in ibrem2anbe leben tonn=
ten. Sm Sabre 1859 wuroe Don ibm oie
erlte tatbolide STRIDE in Gbriltiania err
baut, uno orei Sabre oorauf cine in
@otbenburA ebenfaQs III Norwcgcn.
Rur5 Dor letnem Sooe am 10. W}ai 1874
botte CT nod Die 6reuoe, bon ben &lo=
iterfrauen bonn beiligen cSpiepb bic er0e
tat9olilbe @6ule in @otbenbur9 sr0fnet
5u ieben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-03-10

- Na6 elmer nod 5iemlid iopllildeu
@taot nieres ameritauiiden @e items
fam oieler Sage Gin ~fabrenoer" &in ltler>
UNI BORT YrD0uctionen in Scr b0beren
Sal6enlpielcrtnnF 81 peranitolten. @robc
Plafate pertiinbeten Ser 8ep0ltcruno Die
9(ntlnf ocs ~&inl ltlers", uno am N6enoe
ordngte 1i9 cine Nlenge Yoltts in oos
betreiienoc Ga ltbaus, um Der in 9(uslibt
9eltellten &unitgeniilie tbcilbaiti9 su >per=
Den. Scr @err "Yrofelor" lieB audi
nl6t longc mf lib >uorten, ionoern er
trat por uno ertlarte Dem perebrun9s=
,piroigcn Publifum> oaB er ols critics
Stiid elmer leiner l6mieri9iten &lnltlei=
ltun9en1 eine nod ME oage,pejene Rroft=
pro6e prooucirtn tperbe. Gr bite ir=
fol9e oe6en Die itdrtjtcn Mldnner I'M
Soale> litb nit aQer Sra It 9egen oie
5blire an5ll temmen; er ,peroc Ben gHeo
our6 oos Sen lter ncbmen uuo I'M 9ll
tpicoer our9 Die fcit perrammelte 5biire
I'M @aale lein. 5ofort tratcn e..ni9e
robu tie Mdnner an 0ie 5biire, perrieacI=
ten 1le uno ltemnlten li9 ii6eroies nit
polllter Strait ge9en bielelbe, tpabreno Der
&iinitler in aller &ube ben 98eg ourdj's
Teniter nabm. Gs per9ing cine @eile>
es perging cine 8ierteli itunoe, es per9ina
eine bolbe StunOe unb Der v&iinlt(er"
fam mod INNER ni9t. @noli9 ,uuroe
oas Publitum ungeouloig man rib Die
Sbiire ouf uno entoedte gum ni6t GERM
gen Gntleben> oab Der 9err vYroiellor"
li6 NIT leinem &allier 1np oen ein9ebo=
benen Gintritts9el6ern aus ocm @taube
gema6t bate. Sic langen @el6ter Der
i'm @aale perlammelten bintermaloleri-
l9en Sum tent6uiiaiten tann i6 Seoer
lei9t bDrl ltelen.
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-0erS terbo Mhobe1s

- DerS berrid d dterbon@booe9
Lamb fat bic @eiebgebuna ieines staates er-
iudt, iein @ebalt bon $4,000 auf s., 500
berab,uieben. @S 1T Dies @eiu@ biersulauoe Elm
10 ouftaliiges uno unaep0bnli@eS bab man
an oem @critanbe oe5 MlanneS su siucifeln Be-
sinnt. Scr Serr Bat in Der Yolitit ii6 elm fir
ale @labl unmo9lid aema&t. Satte er eine
@s9G1itserbS9uns 1 DsgsflGn9t 70 oroen ibn sase-
iebr idatbares &iiitseus betradtst bobeu>
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-03-10
0ie fatbpltfbe &ettilm0S=
amifalt in 6 briffioui0.
Ton Wfa9nu8 Sod0m.
(Mus benz beuti9en 9ausi9as).

(Aus benz oeuti@en 9ausi4as).
gm. 8. Suli 1874 leete Die &0niginr
g8ittpe BON @1,peOen unb Nor,pegen
inter 9roBer Geierli6feit Den @runo ltein
gu einem fatbolii9en &ettun9sbau1e
uno elmer Gommunicanten 9lnitalt in
@bri itiaia, Der 9aupti itaot 9lorlpeeen's.
Wie tommt cine tatbolil6 9lnltalt 1io9
Normesen 9ieles 2ano tparo l9pn
Dor Dem Sabre 1910 bur1 bic &0ni9e
BON 9dnemart, unter heren 9err19aft
es 9elanben, nit @e,palt uno nit 2ilt
lutberii9 9en,a9t. 9anlals paren Die
&atb boliten al(er glemter uno oes Grbre6<
tes fir perlulti9 ertldrt tuoroen uno
oft luur6e ibncn nur bic Wabl suil 6en
4bi@,uOrun9 oes &atboli5ismus ooer
Muswanoerung 9elai fen. Gatboli19en
@eiltli9en, Die ibrem @lauben treu Bile
ben, luaro Der Mufentbalt i'm 2anbe unter
So6esitrafe unterla9t. uno 10 lit es 9e=
bliebsn big in ben Mnfan9 oes 9egen>u6r<
ti9en Sabrbunoerts. Man bate @ieles
ppm tatbolil9en @ottesbienite beibebal=
ten uno babur9 unter Dem @olte Die
Meinun9 berbreitet> es iei feinen Wb-
fau bonn @lauben Der 8ater, es iei nur
cine 8erbeiierung. 60 tpuroe oas @olt
I'M ieinen tatbolil@en @lauben betro9en.
Nm peroerbli9fen lpirtte in oieler 9in<
ii&t Der oamali9e @r5bii@of BON 9ront'
beim, oer ielbit bonn tatbolil@en @lau'
ben AFFIRMING ,puroe uno gum Protes
Hnutiamua iihprninn
gs befano ndmli6 in 0eorluegen Dor
Gin fiibruns Der 2ebre 2utber's elm Gr5=
bistbum 9rontbeim, nit orei 8istbu<
mern, Bergen, 9amer uno @talpanger,
ldon 400 Sabre lang. @9on i'm Se6n-
ten Sabrbunoerte batten li@ Die Ronise
bieles 2anbes bemiibt, oas @briitentbum
in bemlelben ein3ufiibren. Grit Olaf Dem
9eili9en (l019-1033 9elan9 es, bie8e<
tebruns Mor'pesen's gu pollenben: Mit
9iilfe enslii9er uuo. oeutl6er prieter
oronete er Die tir@li@en Wnsele9enbeiten
i'm 2anoe, erbaute 5u Drontbeim bic
@t. @lemens'&ir4e, oas sldn5enbite8
'uert oes gforbens, lt9te @riFli4e @@u= |
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-03-10


ben, oenn lit aud Der 4. betreffenoe Chi
tpr inbipibueq Elm i9tpa9er uno binfaui=
ger Meul@ als Setter zines 8lattes, ols
Wertreter elmer @a9e, bot ct als gan5er
Mtann ouf Dem Yolten Su ltebsn uno 1ein
@@iloma6ebient r1uB ni6t nun Sic 8c=
,uesungen na9 Nuben, lpnoern ou9 na6
Snnen bepba9ten unb N0es sur 8eant-
>uortung bes rMeroa !" auiforosrn, mas
ibm peroa9tis erI9eint. sGs bat nod gu
teiner 3eit ber STRIDE Sell uno @esen
sebra9t> ,uenn Die Yre1e dubere Mdngel
betdmpfte unb innere @6>pa6en bemdn=
telte. <SnI oem &atbolisismus, jo>pie mir
i'm auiiaiien, lpielt Die Snoipioualitdt
cine. san5li6 Undergraduate &olle bonn
9apite an bis berab gum lebten 2aien=
br,tber, benn alien 1T. bic ernite Mliliion
seiuoroen ni6t iid, ionoern our6 li6 Die
STRIDE. 3u perberrli9cn.
0os prinsip lit unfeblbar, Die Snoi=
piouen aber iino feblbar, mitbin lit Dos
10 oft in tatboliI I9en8ldttern miBbrau9te
uSacerdos", tuenn es lib um la9li6e
ober polelni l6e Gontroperien Danoelt>
cine Sronie auf ben Yrieiterfano> 5umal
penn es NIT Der Yarteili9feit, anltatt Der
Yorteilo1igteit bepiniclt il - Webe Der
tatb. Sade> >penn Die tatb. Prel1e nidt
ben Mutb bat> Gebre9en i'm ei9enen
9ausbalte an oas &reus 5u nogeln 0ie
@elbitpersDtteru"s lit @0senoienlt uno
nur oas l9li3te> ofene una beleligenoe
@eiiibl, ooB man pon san5em @er5en uno
BON 9an5em @emiitDe fir cine quite Sa9e
perp1idtet lit ein3utreten perleibt DEM
inbaltsi6meren @orte v@ottesbienlt" ei+
ni9e 8eoeutuny.
Oab Elm She'll Der .tatbolii9en 4rele
io!uobl in Der &hueiie nod Snnen
>uie na9 Muben, nod tief in Den &iuoer=
Iduben itedt> bos oarf uno tann ni9t
geIeu9net ,peroen, ob9leid oies teines-
,pegs nit unnatiirli9en 9ingen 3u8ebt.
Man erri9tet fiiritli@e ar$itettonil l@e
Monumente fir &ir9en= Ii. @6ul5mede
bebr unb feierli6 ragen lie in Die Mol=
ten bic Sbiirme unierer @ottesbduler>
9roBartig prdlentiren li9 uniere @obl=
tbdtigteits= unb Yrdlatenpaldite DEM @n=
blide oes 8elpunoerers; aQein fir cine
6eimatb our GrSiebung acaoemil6 ge+
i9ulter unb journaliitii6 gebiloeter
Rrdfte> im groben 'peiten Yooptiupater=
lanbe> bat nod .tein tatbolil6es 9erj 9e=
|9la9en> ob9lei9 es BON teinem &atbo=
liten in @breoe geitellt miro, oaB Die
preiie cine Ma6t setporoen> bic 90Qe
uno 9immel in &stuegung 1ebt. - Ni3t
bic Sppen ni6t Die GDlinoerpreilen,
nid)t oas papier, ionbern Die @eoanten
Ino ma6tiser, als oas @9'uert pel9e
Der @eber 3u1ammen reibt un0 ,uel9e Die
Mai9ine nit teu@enber 9ampffra It les=
Bat ma9t. gBas tuabr it, barf mdnnz
li6er @eile ni&t 9eleu9net tperoen uno
es lit tpabr> oaB Die antitatbolH6e pre1e
I'M journaliitii@en Satt> bic unlere tueit
iiberfliiselt.
Ser 93ebatteur irseno nur zines Der
9egneril@en Bldtter fenn5ei9net 1i9
nebr ooer tueni9er ourd cine reselre9te,
literaril6e Senben5, bic li9 1otuobl bur9
@tpl uno Torm> mag lie nod Elm fold
erbdrmli9es Nrin3ip Der fol9en, aus5ei9=
net. 9ie 2iteratur bdt eben1o gut lire
Stufenleiter ,pie Die Spntun5t uno tpie
Elm Yieniit itets Elm @tiimper bleibt, oer
nur mad Dem @eb0re, ni6t aber na@
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sum 1riitentbume ses,uunsen ,ueroen.
Die 2eute iollten Die Sborbet oes @0k-
enoienltes lel6it einleben lernen, I'M fir
Sic Mufnabme Der e>pigen Mabrbcit
uno sDttliden Gjnaoe in Gbrilto por=
bsreitet su weroen. 3u bielem 3wefc lieB
&0nig Oluf Die 8ilol laule oes @ottes
! \ or 5ertriimmern. Gs ,par oies bos
sr6bte 0eili9tbum Der 9ansen 9iation
Nus ben 5riimmcrn oieic 8ilbldule
tro6 cine un3abl BON Nldulen> &otten
uno &r0ten berpor. 9iun iab oas Nolt,
DEM man bisber eingereoet bate Der
@ott Sbor pesebre ielber Die ibm 9eop=
fertcn @peiiex, 9onS tlor Gin, oab es
betro9en mar, uno Niele betebrten
iid gum Gbeiltentbume. 9Qsin es mar
nod INNER cine 9roBe MnSabl 9eioen
i'm 2onse. 9iel le tporcn burb ben an
ibrem @ott Sbor periibten Greuel, ,uie
le es. aniaben auf's Sefti9ite erbittert
luoroen. Mit oielen Teinoen bes R6nigs
oerbiinoeten lid Die 9dnen uno iibersogcn
Den 4riItli6en &0ni9 mt &rie9. Sn 6ie=
lem &rie9e fiel &0nig Olaf an 20. Suli
1888. M0ein nit iDm mar oas Gbriiten<
tbum nidt gefauen. 9rr &0nig, Der i'm
Sample 9e9en Die ltn9ldubi9en lein &c.
ben gum Opier 9ebra6t bate, I'm Der
0robenoen 8orborei sic Mo6t i'm 2onoe
3u entreiBen uno bas Gbriltentbum all<
9emein einsufiibren, puroe Don Den @ldus
bigen loglei6 nod leineln Sooe als Elm
9eiliger uerebrt. llnjdblige tua(fabreten
81 |einem @robe na6 9rontbeim, uno
Der Sag ieines @inl ldeioens ,puroe in Der
Golse a0jdbrli6 sefeicrt. Non oen neu=
betebrten 8emobnern Normi9en's 6reibt
Elm slei6,eiti9er @6riftlteller, Moam BON
Bremen r@pbalo lie gum Gbril ltentbume
betebrt paren, lernten lie Den Trieben
uno Die Mabrbeit lieben uno BEL al
ibrer Nrmutb 5ufrieben 1ein. sic beten<
nen Gbritum in Ginfalt oes SCREENS uno
Seidnen I6 unter ollen @terbli9en our6
Gntboltiamteit, opobl in @inli6t auf
Nobrun9 als aud in onbern @enillen
aug. @ie baben Die b06te Gbrfur9t
Dor &ir4en uno @eiitli1en unb lino Dem
Gbrlitentbum gang uno gar er9eben."
60 blieb bies quite @Dlt bis sur Gin
flbrun9 Der Reformation leinem @lauben
getreu, bielt auf d)riitli4e 3u@t uno mar
fortiudbreno Elm Borbilo fir anoere Drift
li9e 06lfer. 'Selbf mad Der gelpaltlau
ourd9efiibrten @laubensdnberun9 be-
,uabrt es 9robentbcils cine multerboftt
Heinbeit Der @itten uno tinolide &ei
9iolitdt.
sis gum Sabre 1887 batten Die 9}or<
we9er eisene &0ni9e 9ebabt. Na6oem in
oieiem Sabre Der &0ni9sitamm erlol6en
mar, fam oas 2anb unter Die 9errl6aft
96nemarts bel Der es big gum Sabre
1914 per6lieb. Sn oielem Sabre loQte es
unter ben 3epter @6meoens 9ebra6t
peroen: alleim Die Norweser emp0rten
li6 ba9e9en, ,pablten li9 ben banil9en
prin5en Gbriitian als ibren eigenenG0nig
uno 9aben 1i6 lelblt eine erfallung,
tpie lie oielelbe ols Die geeignetlte fir ibr|
2ano ertannten. Dieler gu tano bauerte
nur tur5e 3eit. @6on am IT. Musui
1914 uBte Gbriltion o6treten unb &arl
Sobann bon @6lue6en >purbe als &Dnie
anertannt. 9ieier 9enebmigte Die Wer=
fannug> pie ct lie oorfano, uno re9ierte
no6 ber1elben bos 2ano bis 3um Sabre
12AA mn inn, 1pin Enhn S0sfnr 7 in |
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-02

MusIcAL.-We are pleased to announce
the reopening OF the old Music Store,
iii Main street, with lull line OF Au,,
steal Goods OF all kinds. The Weber and
Broadwood Pianos, the Woods and Estey
Organs, together with an excellent stock
Of other instruments, will be well repre-
sented The Sheet Music, Music Book,
Musical Instrument, String and Small
Goods departments will be found iall
and fresh, and the best assortment IN the
city will always be maintained. As to
prices, when it is known that the store Is
furnished and supplied by our old friend
William II. Sheib out Of his large stock
in Pittsburgh, and that all goods Will he
sold at Pittsburgh prices, which are from
20 to 80 per cent below those OF Wheel
ing Pittsburgh being the cheapest music
marketin the United Statesl, all the old
trade Mr.. Sheib so largely held in years
past, with u large share OF new trade,
will welcome the reopening OF the store.
Mr.. George Lohnes, who has been con-
nected with the music houses Of this city
for several years past, will have direct
charge Of the store, and no more capable
or obliging salesman can be found so II
will be pleasure to deal at the estab-
Iishmcnt, where the best goods at the
lowest prices and courteous treatment
can be obtained. We wish the new bust
ness every success.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-02

THE PANoLA ANNIVERSARY. - The
twenty-sixth anniversary Of Pamela
Lodge No. II, |. o, o. H., was observed
in an appropriate manner at Washing
ton Hall last night,
The music for the occasion was rem
dered By Misses Britt, Rice and Phillips,
and Messrs. Hamilton, Seeley, Hall and
Beach. Mrs. Hutchins presided at the
piano, In addition to the published
programme, Mr.. Beach sang with fine
effect pulling Against the Stream Mr..
Hall, "Thc Old SeXton," in character;
and by request Miss Britt and Mr.. Beach
sang "Larboard Watch while Messrs.
Hamilton and Sceley favored the audi.
cnce with some character comic pieces
while in waiting for the orchestra,
All the pieces were finely rendered, and
tie singing OF Misses Britt, Phillips and
Rice was much admired, We should
prefer to speak OF the musical exercises
In detail, but lack OF space prevents. Mr..
A. II. Beach especially deserves the
thanks Of all for services rendered in
preparing the programme for the occa-
sion, and for his assistance in various
ways during the concert.
The Grafton Of Mr.. GOodtellow was n
mastery effort, and was received with
warm applause. The lateness OF the hour
prevents US from giving it more extern
sive notice.
At the conclusion of the opening cxcr-
ciscs the superb music Of Kramer's quad
rifle band called many dancers to the
floor. Thus the evening hours glided by,
and old and young, as in Byron's time,
found pleasure in the graceful walt1.and
the may quadrilIe, Supper was served
ut FallOures,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-02

UNRUSTEEs SALE.

By virtue " two several drClsoi trust made by
Charles IMtirnlach and llannc his wife, to lhcun:
dCrslgncd Trustee, the first dated the l2lh day Of
keptenbGT, 1872, aud duly recorded IN the Clerk
Office VI the County Court NJ ohio county IN Deed
Of Trust lOOk No. ., Page ~, md the second Oi said
deeds Oi trust bears date the 2Oth day Of November
1872, and Is recorded In the Clerks office " the
County Court VI said Ohio county In Deed Oi Trust
look No. D, page llO, willie
WEDNESDAY, the 10Th day Of October, 1873,
beginning ut 10 O'Clock 4. N. VI said day, ut the
front door Of the Court House u Ohio county Otlcr
at public auction all the following described real
estate, with the business house and other improve
mCnts uIOn the same, that Is To say all that part
Ur portion u lot numbered iorlyscyrn 10 situate
Oh the corner south II IwcHly-srcund street tor
meTly called Third street. aud west NJ Main street
In the addition To the said city NJ Wheeling laid out
by lDll aud Chaplinc, bounded AMI described rs
follows, ylE Beginning ut the south west corner NJ
Main and Twenty -spCund streets thence III the
line Oi Main street south twenty-five llll feet;
thence west and parallel with the north linrO Ni,l
lot No. Il 10 the rear " west hUndcry linru said
lot; thence with said last nnmrd line to the north
west corner u slid lot; thence along the north
boundary line III said lot 10 the beginning.
TENNIS OF SALE--Onr-thrd NJ the purchase lnOll-
Gy In cash and lirrsduC IN two equal instruments
ai six and twelve months respectively from the day
Oi SALE the purchaser to give his notes with Hl'-
proved security for the deferred instalmcnis, and
to bear Interest from the day VI sale until pAymtni
aud the title To the property II H. retained until
the purchase money Il fully paid.
sells JAMES r. ROGERS. Trustee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-02
AnIs.


TERRIBLE DEATH OF JonN ARCHIBALD.
About II o'clock last night Mr.. John
Archibald, an old citizen, was run over
and killed near his residence in the
Eighth Ward. Mr.. Archibald was walk.
ing on the railroad track just below the
glass works Of Hobbs, Brockunicr Il Co.,
when he was run over and horribly man.
glcd by the western bound train on the u,
n o. road due here ut 1915. The accident
was not discovered until the arrival Of
the II o'clock train, when the body was
taken to the residence Of the deceased.
We were unable to learn the full particu.
lars Of the accident. Mr.. Archibald has
been resident Of Wheeling for many
years, and was always highly respected,
For some years past he had been engaged
in the coal business, in which he had
amused considerable property.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-02

THE CouRIs.-CouSTY CouRT-Judga
COcRran.-The County Court met as usual
yesterday morning, and transacted busi-
ness as follows:
VIM. Harkins, imprisoned for debt
and before the court upon writ oil
habeas corpus, was remanded back to
jail.
The argument OF counsel in the case OF
Thomas Fahy r. L. NJ. Davis, Joseph
Webb, Thos. Darrah and Geo. Birch, suit
for damages for false imprisonment, was
concluded, and the case given to the jury,
who returned verdict Tor plaintiff, and
assessed the damages at 81,
The case NJ 7. j., Hugus, assignee OF
Smith, Dean " Co., Is. II. Frank, certified
up by Justice Caldwell, was put upon
trial before the following jury; W. j,
Robb, j. W. Boring, D. Schambra, \. d.
Work, John Brown, L, Campbell, a, II.
Chapline, n. Tracey, Caleb Sylvis, l.. d.
Wait, W. o. Hawley and W, Taylor, Il:
+. Boyd appeared for the plaintiff, and
Good and Arnett for the defendants.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-02

As WILL be seen elsewhere, Mr.. Bas.
sctt's proposed Centennial Concert is to be
given on Thursday evening next, at the
Fourth Street NJ. 4. Church. Mr.. i. has
been busily engaged for some time back in
drilling n chorus OF some one hundred
and fifty singers from Wheeling, BclI0ire,
Bridgeport and Martins Ferry, and with
this immense chorus and some Of the best
talent Of Cleveland, Pittsburgh and
Wheeling, heprOpOscs giving TO the peo.
pie Of Wheeling n musical entertainment
Of such excellence and magnitude as has
never before been attempted in this neigh.
burhood. Mr.. B!s skill as director will
insure him an Overlooking house on
Thursday evening next.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-02

TIE police should abolish the habit
many Of our merchants have OF loading
their wagons on the street crossings The
crossing on Market street in front OF
Egerters store was occupied by n team
for an hour or more yesterday afternoon,
and male and female pedestrians were
obliged to wade across the muddy streets.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-02

Miss GRAY's BENEFIT.-The Disagree
able weather OF last evening did not deter
our citizens from showing their appre-
citation OF the talented tragcdienne, Miss
Ada Gray, upon the occasion Of her BEN
eft. The Opera House Containcda large
and appreciatiye audience, and the mani
icstations Of approval were frequent.
Miss Gray appeared as Lady Isabel
and Madame Vine in the beauti-
ful emotional drama, East Lynne,
She Is u woman Of fine physique,
and an actress OF great power.
While possessing force and power capa-
bic OF bringing out with sublime effect
those wilder passions that at times sway
the human heart, she also has that nicely
OF judgment which never permits her to
go beyond what Is natural, and enables
her to give all her CharacteriaatiOns that
delicacy and tenderness which are bcau-
tiful in human nature. Whatever she
does she brings 1t nearer to ourselves,
and wins our sympathiGs as we'll as
our praise. The dual impersOna-
ton by Miss Gray Of Lady Isabel
and Madam Vine has never been exCelled
in this city. She did not last night follow
the traditions Of the stage, but thought
for herself; drew her own conceptions, aud
followed the dictatiOn Of her own judy
ment. We do not remember any whose
portrayal Of the characters named leaves
u deeper impression on the mind than
that OF Miss Gray.
At the matinee this afternoon Camille"
will be produced, and in the evening Lit
crotia liorgia" and "Salie Scraggs."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-02

Too ITtan.-Complnint Is made by
some of our business men that rents for
store.rooms are too high. While con-
traction prevails in all other departments
Of industry, rents remain inflated at the
high standard adopted at the close Of the
war. Owners Of real estate will either
have to reduce rents or else drive some Of
their tenants out Of business. We are on
the downward scale, and property owners
will have to bear their share Of losses.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-02

SEVERAL good secondhand Pianos and
Organs for sale cheap on easy terms at
Adams 4 Lucas Music Store, l"27
Market street. Emerson 7.Octayo Piano,
| Hayes Il Rider 7.OCtave Piano, !
Schicdnaycr Piano, KnObe n Cache
GI.octave Piano, | Shoemaker 7.octave
Piano, G.octHve Piano, Mason " Ham
lin Organ, B stops, | 5.octavc Mason y
IIamlin Organ, ! Estey Il Co. Organ, D
stops, / Estey &Co, Organ, 2stops, | lay
lor Il Farley Organ, b stops, ! American
Organ, 8 stops, | 5.OCtave Melodeon'
Apply early and secure bargain.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-02

A DosE OF "IGAr poIsoN.,-Yestcrday
morning n German glass.blowcr, named
Taylor Bach, who resides in South Wheel.
ing, attempted suicide by swallowing
some "rat poison DR.. Pipes was called
and prescribed an antidOtc which soon
brought the rash man out Of danger.
Family trouble il nscribed as the cause
OF the ATTEMPTED suicide,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-02

STANDARD rs. WAsnISGToN.-A friend
Of the Standard base ball club offers to
put MP 800 that the Standards can beat
the Washington, "a, club on next Satur-
dny, at Washington. II the challenge is
accepted, the first game must be played at
Washington one week from to-day, and n
return game in this city for the same
amount Of money on the following Satur-
bnv
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-02

ASOTHER SrRAw.-A few days since n
number Of Wellsbutg citizens were Oh
their way to this city, all seated in one
car OH the e. Il +. Road. Some highly
respectable but insane gentleman sug-
gcsted the propriety Of taking vote on
the all absorbing Senatorial question.
The ballot resulted Wilson, y; Cald-
,.,I =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-02

L. s. MARINE lIOsrTTAL.-Dr. Thos.
J.Grilliths, Surgeon in charge Of the us.
Marine Hospital at the port Of l.onis'
vile, KY, reports the following rs the
condition Of the hospital under his
charge during the month Of September,
1915; Number Of patients remaining the
last day OF August, %; patients admitted
during the month OF September, !IS pa
ticnts treated during the month, 1873
patients discharged during the month, G2i
patients died during the month, !; pa.
iicnts remaining on the last day Of the
month, 30; outdoor marine patients
treated during the month, 3 private pa.
ticnts treated during the month, .. Died
VIM. McNIurry, roustcr on the steamer
BERTHE. e