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ANOTHER ACCIDENT on THE sTREET-CARs

A Young Man Run Over and Seriously
InJured-PrOceedings in the Courts
Suit Against the Christian As.
ISOLATION - Preachers Meet.
ing-The Bogus Edes-Mis-
ceIIaneOus Paragraphs
OF Local Interest.
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Fortunes fer any Of Our People, without Capt.
tai TO Commence With.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 3 1873
To the Editor OF the National Republican:
SIR: Your articles and communications from
time to time living and boarding in the National
Capital have been Of great interest, particularly
to that large proportion Of our people who board.
There is no city in the whole country perhaps
where more money is paid out for board, or where
poorer board is received in return for it. This is
because We have no Northern enterprise here in
that line. Being conversant with the way things
are done in Northern cities in this matter of vital
Importance to everybody, will state how any
person, man or woman, with slo,cspital may start
q business right where they are in many cases,
from which he or she may derive fortune in a
few years, as many have done in Northern cities.
Any person in anything like q central position or
anything of a thoroughfsre, whether In a bust
ness block or a dwelling house, can make for
tune in few years by sticking out and acting
FULLY up 10 and gradually charging upon and
never losing sight Of such sign as this: Hot
cakes, butter and syrup, 10 cents; coffee or tea
Sc; milk, &C., homemade pie, &C.; bread and but
Any person can make fortune in a few years
BY sticking out and fully and literally acting up
to such sign as this occasionally calling atten-
tion to his place in the papers:
GOOD, CLEAN,
SUBSTANTIAL MEAL
AT ANY HOUR, 25c.
There are some places Of this kind about the
markets, but none but market people seem to
there were such places up about the Post Once
and Patent Once, where the population seems to
centre, they would coin money by being neat and
liberal The Holly Tree lunch rooms are doing
o good thing in this line, but they are too much
crowded, and have their defects one of which is
not being open on Sunday-thus compelling their
patrons TO last on that day, or sneak around TO
places that they do not patronize during the
week, which is very Objectionable all round.
Then there is fortune in a few years to any
person-private family, public boarding house,
Holly Tree lunch room, or any other establish
ment-that Will stick out a sign and advertise:
GooD, SUBSTANTIAL BOARD.
$3.50 per week, In advance.
SIS per month, in advance. !
AL these things can be done, and are done In
Northern cities, where expenses are as heavy as
they are here; All that is lacking here Is the
enterprise and Iberality. Any person can start
one OF these places right where he or she Il on
ordinary housekeeping resources or less
PHILADELPHIA DEPARrMENr IrPpK
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THE WASHINGTON CITY BIBLE SOCIETY
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THOSE sQ5 suits to order at -----
EIsKMAN Bros, Seventh and E Streets.

Nine. q hristino Nilsson has accepted an invita-
ton 70 stay q few weeks with Lady Emily Peel,
turn to England in the early part OF October for
her provincial concert topr,
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GENERAL NEWS OF THECITY

sTROHG INDICATIONS or THE EPIz00TIG
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Auction Sales To-day.

By VIM. L. Wall Ce:
At 10 o'clock, o fine collection o. new furniture
By Duncanson Bros:
At 10 o'clock, fine collection of new and second
hand furniture, billiard table, brussels csrpeting
lace curtains, &C. ~
By r. N. Cox:
At 10 O'Clock, at the southeast corner Of FIffh
and streets northwest, the entire contents Of o
notion and confectionery store.
BY Z. ]. Sweet:
At O'Clock, desirable unimproved lot On Sec
ond street west, between ID and streets north.
BY B. H. Warner: tIs lE5
Ats O'Clock, valuable suburban property IN
Washington county. -.
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The Theatre CONTINUE.

A crammed houre at the Theatre ComIdue last
night attested tho interest felt to see the new
performers, and to suitably welcome the return
Of the great fayorite, Kitty Allyne. After the
female minstrel scene, Henrietta and Clementine
st. Felix won genuine praise by their rendition
of the sketch Of Married Life" The premiere
danseuses, Kurtz and Christie, appeared In their
solos to great advantage, and both won encores
Jennie Lestie, in singing the "Ilttle Shamrock u
struck the best note heard In that theatre this
season, but she Will do well to conhne herself to
standard ballads. McNulty's "Boyhood Days.
revived the games OF youth, and kept the an
dience in q roar. Miss Lizzie Byron with her
song, "The Flags OF all Nations, 70 and richly
eostumed as q sailor, made an immense hit, and
the concluding performance Of "WIde Awake"
gave the Protean actor, Geo. France, q good Oh.
portunity for display ofhis excellent talent.
MANAGER ROGERS BENEFIT.
The complimental benefit rendered by citizens
Of Washington TO Manager Rogers takes place
tomorrow afternoon and evening. At the natl
nee performance there will be presented the best
talent from the variety theatres Of Baltimore.
Let 1t be rouser.
q. US LINES.
g. Y, who has it tat, contributes the following
verses:
A Ia de esSs de la Comique-Ais8 Lily Ho.eard,
While maidens danced on Corlnth's sands,
With flashing limbs IN wreathed bands,
To Celebrate The day and home
OF Venus rising from the foam,
Rode Bacchus there in regal state,
On leopard,s back, to choose a mate;
And placed the Bacchante by his side.
While orthodoxy now has sway
While other dancers win lord
To buy dress or pay for board,
With @atchiess grace race Hiss III Lily yI Howard
An airy form for pictured page
air goddess OF the C0miQue stagel
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BARLOW'S
GALLERY OF FINE ARTS,

I ne PI6Ie are invited 10 examine nv stock og
T0tiR hP SSs' EIMGRANlSES, CHROMOs, Pho
PSPGEHII MS ,LiIHpERA his, PAINTINe3S IN
d1oUhSSELAlN, &c. They the same GusIity ~
at The IA al mTst-elass gal es of New York and
ords- " Tor Mirrors an on Paintings made to
OIueI 81 the newest patterns. AIso. France ~
every description for Engrayfngs Photo1S1bsA
Leaves. "ie@shS anu autumn
MaIs OF every description made to order. Passe-
IN great variety. Gold Silver and Gonner
VIE, NAls, &c. Every article guaranteed ~ rer-
IesSnIed flctures arrang and hung for eaIIerie.
anu private residences. Old Frames Rec nj
~ w6fIIO ~ PHs from 10 cents TO Al each
%" Sego mUOD ENGRANINGS for Scrap<books.
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MUSICAL ACADEMY,

MILE ", PRUD'HOMME,s
II1 POPULAR CONVERSATIONAL FRENCH
CLASSES,
(Notinlg but French spoken.)
Prof. L. sauveufss (from Boston) new converse
Gonal method.
Terms-R the wear. $50; quarterly. IS.
Opening nigH, free to all, SATURDAY. Octo-
Der 2, ls75, "a O'Clock, at the kosslyn seminary,
l5Ss street. northwest. Glass evenings, Wednes-
For further particulars apply at 1880 street
northwest. .-......
n. B.-Private classes formed at any time. !.
m
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In Tailoring Department.

large Iine Of English stripe plaid pantaloOa.
ing. EIsEMAH BROS.
Corner Seventh and streets,
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E,MERsON INSTITUTE.
II SELECT CLASSICAL AND MATHE-
NAUTICAL SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
s14 Fourteenth street, between and K, (FranklIn
The twenty-nfth annual session of this school
XII 6 6eSln me second MONDAY in September, the
students fitting for College, for West Point, the
Schools. win receive thorough Instruction.
Address CHAS, b. YOIISG
AGsl-In Principal.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF THE HOW
l1 ARD UNIVERSITY will commence o.
TOBER ], and continue Eve months.
Fees. Naturalization ................... 49,. aIOOD
For further particulars, address
g; h. PURYIS, NJ. D., Sec.
NO Ills Thirteenth street northwest,
PkN. GEORGE WIZ cPl.E, President.
GIDEON 5. PALMER, VI. d. Dean,
Professor Of Physiology and Hygs
CH42hhsEs d. pURYlS, NJ -, Secretary.
PTofessor of Obstetrics and Diseases OF WON
ALEXANDER t. AUGUSTA, MD,
Rrotessor OF Descriptive nd Surgical Anatom
PHINEAS s. STRONG, NJ. D.,
Emeritus Professor of the Principles and Prac-
tice of Ne dicine.
JOHN B. G. BIXTER, N. D.,
. Professor Of the Principles Practice Of
DANIEL 8. LAMB, Md,
Professor OF Materia Medicaapr nerapeutIcs.
MEL F. GRAHAM, N. D.,
Professor of the Principle I'd Practice of
william h. SEAMAN, A. NJ,
Professor Of General snd Medical Chemistry.
=. W DemOnstratOr OF Anatomy.
se6- MTh2w Assistant Demonstrated
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GROCERIES.

Those desiring to purchase CHOICE FAMILY
GROCERIES at reasonable rates will do we'll to
call on us. Our stock is always fresh. We have 4
very large retail family trade, and are continually
turning over our stock.
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THIS is THE MOST CHARITABLE VIEW
THE NAKRDNRss OF THE QUESTION

by variety OF devices. They are anxious on &C.
count Of the laboring classes who are suffering
under the present condition OF things and willing
to listen TO any physician who PROCESSES to have
invented q nostrum that will afford them the de-
sired relief Measures directed to the advantage
of any particular class in society, when con-
ceiVed under the influence Of the purest motives
and the most benevolent intentions, IN most cases
operate to the injury Of tho class for whose good
they were originated. But when the benefactors
measures that have neither reason nor experience
in their favor, and demand q faith In their pre-
scrptiops which there is nothing to Justify, Il Is
safe to set them down as demsgogues and charla-
tans and seek the right in the opposite direction.
H r
The New Orleans bulletin., 1875-04-21
MONETARY.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN. J
Tuesday Evening, April 20, 1875.
NEW ORPHANS CI.E4RYEG.unrSr

EANS CLEARING-HOCSE,
The New Orleans bulletin., 1875-04-21

| The offerings of Domestic Exchange were
OF fair extent. and commercial was in good
demand, but without quotable variation. The
sales OF New York sight covered SlS5, 600,
embracing $4,000 commercial at = cent
premium. and $4,000 do, and $40 600, SIS
O00, $4,000, $4,000 and 100000 private
| bankers at 9-32
The banks continue to check on New York
at per cent premium, and commercial sight
was still quoted at -M932
Stocks continue in request and to improve.
particularly nearly all Bank Insurance
shares The sales today included = shares
Bank of America at S55 SO, 235 New Gas
Light Company at S105 and round lots of
| other Bank and Insurance and r .ilroad
shares, Of which the particulars were with
held. Altogether there was quite fair bust
ness done.
Under the influence of the apprehension of
more political complications, Bonds became
unsettled and dropping New City Currency
Seven Per Cents were quoted at 33.@3i,
against 80 yesterday No sales were reported.
City Gold Bearing Seven Per Cents were
quoted at about 3d. nearly u cent lower
than previous rates. The sales included
$1,000 at 35.
New State Consolidated Seven Per Cents
were only in moderate request, and closed at
about 57af57i. or T cent lower than last
evening. The sales comprised $1,000 at 57a.
$4,000 and s15, 600 at ST., $4,000 at So, and
$4,000 at 5S4. Sales were also reported of
Jackson Railroad first and second mortgage,
Of which the particulars were withheld.
Nothing transpired in CT Scrip, which was
still quoted at 385M4O.
No sales of Metropolitan Police Warrants
were reported; they were quoted about 50.
State Warrants are without any apparent
movement Old, fundable. are still quoted
about 35 and new about so.
The New Orleans bulletin., 1875-04-21
MISCELLANEOUS.

LNOUR SEASONS RESTAURANT
JOHN BOSIO,
Proprietor of this Old and Favsrite House.
Announces to his friends that he has removed to
No. III CHARTRES STREET.
Between St. Louis and Cont Streets,
Where with enlarged premises and increased fhoil
ities he will give them the best the market afordl
at the
SAME LOW PRICES AS HERETOFORE.
Private Dining Rooms up stairs; also comfortable
furnished rOons at
REASONABLE RATES
Thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed up0e
favors ;s1s "r
The New Orleans bulletin., 1875-04-21

IL oU rs nal1 obi, IeXaS SlUt1}lI OU r. ODl,
half bbls 81 50(GS, Western Sl4916 y bb!.
OAK SLAVES The receipts are large and the
demand for export is moderate. Extra pipe
60 inch is quoted at S175; extra pipe Sc inch
$l5O@155; light pipe So to 60 inch 500;
extra hogshead 4S inch $3.50; extra claret 40
inch $9501OO fa 1900. These quotations are
vessel from the yard. At tlatboats, according
to quality. pipe sells at S65G12O; hogshead
$55@9O; claret $50.
iMpoErEp FRUITS AND NUTS Pair supply
and moderate demand. Palermo Oranges sell
at s364; Messina So SO; Lemons 81 5O@5
u box. Layer Raisins SO y box, half boxes
81 IS, quarter boxes soc. Bananas S1C12 SO
y bunch. Citron SOC. Currants 6S@7c
Brazil Nuts 1Oc. Almonds 2lM22lc; Fill
berts l2g617c; Dates 6! 7!c y ID. Cocoa
nuts S40@45 y 1000.
F1sH-We quote Mackerel-extra No. l.
$50 in bbls, SO SO in half bbls, s. p in
quarter bbls, and 50 so in kits No. l, slain
bbls. Sc 25 in half bbls 50 so in quarter
bbls and 81 so in kits; No. 2, $40 in bbls.
SIS 25 in half bbls 50 in quarter bbls, and
81 20 in kits No. 3, large, 50 in bbls, 81 p
in half bbls 81 IS in quarter bbls, and 81 10
in kits. Shadines ful size boxes sell :.
81 so y dozen. two dozen in case; size
boxes So so y dozen, three dozen N case,
size boxes 50 so q dozen, four dozen IN
case.
FERruIzERs-The demand has slackened.
Peruvian Guano and raw bone super phosphate
are mostly in request Peruvian Guano
S1lO = ton. 20OO TBS: less quantity,
1t &c fs ID. Raw bone super phosphate 500
p ton. Pelican fertilizer s35 q ton, 2OUO
lbs; fine ground bone SIS; coarse S45; bone
s45; cotton seed meal s32; blood. No. 1, $50;
No. SIS; fertilizing substances-phosphate
,dne ground bones), y ton, s45; super phos-
phate of lime, p ton, s65; phosphate precip-
ltate, y ton, $50; dried flesh. in powder, q
ION, $50; dried blood in powder, ton. $40;
hair, horns in powder, U ton, $50; azotized
The New Orleans bulletin., 1875-04-21
COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Tuesday Evening. April 20, 1875.

CoTToN The sales to-day (not including
300 bales additional yesterday summed up
$500 bales, at irregular and generally easier
prlces, requiring only slight modinca1ioh
in Tie outside quotations for Good Uralnaly;
bidding Fair We give also the figures and
report Of the Exchange in full, as below:
AwrpYcAs STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.
The New Orleans bulletin., 1875-04-21
j. J. BLEAkLEY Il SUN

No. 05 Rmapart and 100 Basia streoes.
Manufacturers Of Carriages. Buggies and Jerse,
Wagons. Also repairing done snch a. Iron ani
Wood Work Trimmings, Painting and Varushi
Freight paid On all vehicles consigned to us for n
para l6ly
The New Orleans bulletin., 1875-04-21

Il. II. SARRAZIN.
STEAM TOBACCO MANUFACTURER,
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco Snnn, Kinds
n
eans Cigarette
STREET, CORNER or coNru
An crneo Of Tchoupnols.
Proprietor of JOS QuEYRoNs CIGAR WORKS, Cont street.
The New Orleans bulletin., 1875-04-21

|@6qzzzz
Fairbanks Standard Scales.
53 CAMP STREET.
FAIRBANKS COTTON BEAMS,
MOSLER, BAHMANN co.'s FIRE PROOF
The Best Made in the Market
TROEMNER's STEEL CORN AND COFFEE MILL.
FAIRBANKS POSTAL PACKAGE SCALE,
for weighing packages from four pounds and under;
agreat saving to merchants.
sHRIvER's LETTER COPYING PRESSES.
MILES ALARM MONEY DRAWERS.
COUNTER DRUGGIST, PLATFORM,
HAY, COAL AND CATTLE SCALES.
For Sale at New York Prices.
FAIRBANEs' SCALE DEPOT,
53 Camp Street.
r. nA1rEE'
sEEDsMAN AND FLORIST,
No. COZ Magazine street. near the Market.
desire to call the attention Of Gardeners Planter.
and seed buyers in general to my complete stock Of
Fres: Spring Seeds for the Farm and Vegetable ano
Flower Garden-for the latter choice assortment Of
Bulbs Roots and other Ornamental Plants win b.
found in store. Also large variety of Parlor and
Garden Ornaments of Rustic Wood Terra Gotta Ard
Glassware; Homemade Straw Goods Wax Materi |
ais, Bouquet Papers and Holders Visitors will Hn6 |
BY giving me call even should they not desire.,.
buy that my store win contain s " from and for the
Garden y at most reasonable prices Price List and
catalogue viii be sent application.
Very respectfully,
ia24 3m r MAITRK.
III ARTWELL 4 CHAMBERS
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
IMPORTERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANT3
81 Tchoupit0ulas street
And "a New Leves,
Between Natchez and Gravier
Fla sm New Orleans.
TUNHOMAS HASAA
LU VI b e r.,
CABINS MADE TO ORDER.
Every description Of Lumber always on hand
Sash, Blinds etc. Mills and Yard corner Cedar and
Julia streets, New Basin, New Orleans II It !
The New Orleans bulletin., 1875-04-21
MEDICAL.
RAILROADS.

RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS. ST. LOUIS AND OHIOAao
RAILROAD COMPANY,
GREAT JACKSON ROcTE.
Trains depart and arrive as follows:
(From Calliope Street Depot.)
DEPART. ARRIVE,
MsP M.Press' 'c@o c:So A NJ Express. .,loo
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars through 70 o.
Louis, Chicago and Louisville.
Only one change of sleeping cars to EastseD
Tickets for sale and information p;van a -
Camp street, corner Common.
". u FR0a". 1er1 Manager KIM
BUSINESS CARDS.
r EMEnBEE-
THE PRESS SALOON,
BILOXI, MISS.
Will reopen April 15 los.
mh13 6m GIVE PETER CALL.
g OTERI-COMMIsSION MERCHANT, Am
Ne Wholesale Dealer in and Importer Of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FRUTTA
Keeps always ON hand general assortment Of NxAa
"a and 26 FULTON strssA
jA1 6m between Gravier and Poydras New Orlao>a
los. BRANDNEk,
MERCHANT TAILOR.
Ne. "a Bourhs. street,
Between Customhouse and Benvi1ls sssesA
AT su NRw OR.xANs.
WANG f. GOTHAM.
Successors to
WANG, WHITE & CO..
Wholesale Grocers and Commission Meeohaah
a. Peydras street,
sole Agents for tho
GOLD CONTINENTAL,, RYE wHTawv
For flavor and style ~ we'll ~ quality and ~.
we can safely say this we'll known Brand o.nnaAha
.0I...o1 - ~ .n1s MarKet iaS 1y
Leon Queyr0uzs. f..., ~
0UEYkOUZE 4 BOB-WHOLEHALE 0nO.
Vt cers-deaiers in Wines and Liquors, sodI
unds Of Western Produos 1t the Hue 6tos,. xes
Oad Lsves md Mmvils strsse. New Orss,a
my2 1ys
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-06

A HANDY Young MASzIhere is an
erratic youth in this vicinity who, never
having borne the mAtrihi0ninl yoke,
seems to be possessed Of mania TO un-
dergo the fluctuations and perplexities
which the wearing of thu, aiOFespia article
usually hyplJe NJ The young lady Who
has not received proposal OF marriage
from this young man has been sighted
indeed. His methods Of attack are va
riOus, sometimes giving expression to the
Outbubblings OF lacerated heart through
the channel Of the post-otfice and tender
missivc.- Often he chooses broad day
light and casual meeting in the street
as the occasion for pouring out his soul.
He selects none but shining marks at
which to dart his arrows, None but
those in the higher walks Of life receive
his attentions, and the mere fact Of having
received proposal from our hero is SUI
ficiept ground Tor 4 young lady to consid-
or herself attractive. Well, wehave pho
tOgraphel him, rs desired by score Of
pretty girls is he EecOguizedS Permit
us to suggest, however, that such u young
man il handy to have around, for in fu-
ture maiden ladies cah say, as they heaye
q sigh, "Well, there can no one say that
| never had an offer, anyhow"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-06

A NEw DErARTuRE-A slight change
has been made In The manner Of serving
soup ut the Soup House. The Managing
Committee met on Thursday evening anl
decided that hereafter no one can procure
u meal at the Soup House unless provid.
cd with n ticket, except upon payment Of
five cents per bowl Of soup. Upon arriv-
ing in tho city each stranger who desires
food Is furnished with six tickets, and u,
these tickets call for sig meals, they pro.
vide him with food for three days. II At
the end Of that time he has not left town
or procured work, hC will get no soup
unless he brochures more tickets or Is able
to pay for what le cats. This Is move
In the right direction. A change Is al.
ready noticed, ms only ninety-six meals
were eaten at The counter yesterday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-06
River NeHN.

The river was rising last evening, with
10 feet s inches in the channel.
The Express did not go to ParkGrsburg
as expected. She has laid up just above
the suspension bridge.
The Andes arrived from Cincinnati at
2P. NJ. with y good trip, She will not
return to-day, US expected, but on aG-
count OF, the Ice will lay up for the pres
ent,
The Courier has laid up at ParkOrs-
burg.
at the mouth Of the Muskingum.
LBy Telegraph
CAIRO, February 5,-ArriVed-Pat
Cleburne, Evansville; Charles Church,
Cincinnati, Cleburne is laid up here on
account Of the ice above, Weather clear
EVANSVILLE, February 5.-Weather
clear, wind from the south by east. Riy'
or 20 4-lO feet and rising slowly, Ice
heavy, No arrivals or departures.
MEMPHIS, February Driver rose Is
inches. Weather clear and cool. De.
parted-BismarCk, James Howard and
LongwOrth, New Orleans.
NASHVILLE, February 5.-Riyer still
falling with SIS feet on shoals. Weather
clear and cold. Arrived-Burksville and
Eddyville, Cairo, Departed--BurEsville,
Cairo.
LOUISVILLE, February 5.-Riyer fall
ing slowly with 0 feet 8 inches in canal,
7 feet 8 inches in Indian chute, Ice rum
ming very heavy. No arrivals Ordepar-
lures. Charles Morgan Is trying to get
into the canal 80 as 10 leave FOR New Or.
leans tomorrow, but had not succeeded
at6P,M. A feet Of coal barges belong
Ing to the Sam Roberts broke loose TO-
day, but were landed safely without dam
age.
feet 0 inches and falling, Weather clear
and cold, The river Is filled with floating
ice, Arrived-Juniata, Pittsburgh,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-06

KIP Gloves only 80 cents at spoyer
Bros
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-06
The Great Representative Amer
lean Plano Manufacturers,

Messrs. steinway & Sons arc undoubt-
edly entitled to this proud appGllatiOn,
and also that Of being the piano makers
Of the world, for their instruments arc
now heard In every land on which the sun
rises and sets. Recognized US the pioneers
and intrOduCers Of improvements which
have tended to tho perfection Of that in
strument which Is appreciated Us the
household prize Of every well regulated
establishment, their fame is Justly world.
wide, and has been crowned with laurels
never previously bestowed upon any other
piano manufacturer in this or my other
country.
Some idea Of the vastncss Of their bust
ness and the manufacturing facilities
necessarily required may be gathered
from the fact-Obtained on inluiry--as
to tho present condition Of local Ameri.
can manufactures, that during the week
ending Dec. 8, in addition to their largo
and constantly increasing city retail
trade, they shipped seventy.fOur new
pianos to all parts Of the Union and
Europe, and during tho following one, tho
unexampled number Of ono hundred and
tro The same average Of shipments
still continuing, comment Is unnecessary.
A full stock Of Steinwny Pianos at the
sole agency, ADAMS & LUCAS,
1917 Market Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-06

TnE TURNER MAsQUERADE-'I'he mas.
guerade ball given by the Wheeling
Turner'S Association at Turner Hall last
night was u decided success. The hull
WIS filed with ladies and gentlemen in
fancy costume, Of every conceivable hue
and style, The gay Colors Of the cos.
TUNES IN the merry mazes Of the dance;
the bright smiles Of the fair ones and Gu.
liycning strains Of The music; created n
brilliant and pleasing effect. The pro.
grammG included several beautiful
tableAux, which were repeatedly Cncored.
The Music was furnished by Joe Kra-
mers full band, and was not the least I'M
portant feature Of the evening. The man.
agemcnt admirably arranged for the com.
fort Of their guests, and all were delighted
with the success Of the affair.