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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-19
VALUABLE FOURTH DIS .RICT PROPERTY,
ELEGANT JACKSON STREET KEs!pls'k.
SUBMISSION "F u. CHARLES CI.;,.:.!.:
OECEASkS.
Second Oistgict Court for the Parish II ~. .. .ar
Ea. 37sa;.


UY NASH & HODGSON-w. T. H6ossu
On SATURDAY, july L.. 1870. a: ,w.. ....ts
NJ. at tho st. Charles Auction ExcnaAy. Il. =
basement gotunda Of the st. Gha.leA Ff.:..
th!s city, bv virtue and in pursuance 20 N ora
from the Hon. A. l. Tiss0., fudge OF fLs Sec,
District Court for tho parish Of sjIIsar a. .ia.
June :. 1915. docket No. 3. 6.!. tor accoup. II /:
succession OF p. Charles C1ysIle. dec...ed
public auction. will be SO d
]. CERTAIN PIECE OR PORTION OF NRs:'S
together with the buildings and i.upfov~ma.
thereon, situated IL. the Feu.tk District 81 q
city, in square bounded by Jackson I,seohf
Rr ainard end BaronBe streets designated ssl-s
a, which measufes IS feet inch siD@. rrone
Jackson street. by deph of l5i set = oehe
lines between parallel Ines; the inlpfo..,ns,
consist OF An elegant modepn built tive stary xrss
residence known as No 800 jackson. reef.
ANOTHER CERTAIN PORTION OF GHOy
situated In the same district and sr 10 = auIp
Joining the property above descr bed. desIgs =
as letter b and measures 81 feet inche. s!i
'front.' on jackson street, by depth of Isl fe
incnes = lines, between parallel lines, all NOR
iess, american measure, as per plan Of I.aus
flne, surveyor, dated June -, 1875
The first described property being the who,
lots NOS and and portion Of lot No. A. and
second described property being a portion of
No: and part Of lot No. 3, on Q plan b
keizenstein dated March s, 1853.
Torms-Cash in United States treasury ne
ten pr cent Of the bids to be paid cash OF:
spot to bind ssle.
Acts Of sale before n. B. Trist notary publf
tn. expense OF purchasers including the taxes
~ao PsysoIe N "'o' i7l' - jy4 "
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SUCCESSION OF WILLIAM BARNES.

Second District Court for the Parish o, Orleans.
Rr X. NJ. e. b. }. NlONrGOMERY-R.
- ~. montgomery AuctiOneeY.-Wlll De colo on
ralpAi. June rs. 1875. at II 4. NJ. at No IS Race
sGeet, mar Chippewa street! by virtue and in
pursuance or an order from the Hon A. L. Tissot
Jndge OF the Second District Court for the parish
OF Orleans, dated June IL, 1875.
ONE LOT Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ten
snares 81. Charles Hotel Company. five shares
Terms-Cash is,s 20 "a o,
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AUCTION SALES.
BY George Pearson.
SALE OF UNCLAIMED GOODS.

UNITED STATES CusronHOUsa,l
Collectors Office. ;
New Orleans, June l5 1875. J
RT IEORGE PEARSON, AUCTIONEBR.-
II The following described goods. having
manned in warehouse unclaimed over one year,
will be sold at public auction, in accordance with
the Law and the regulations of the Treasury De.
partment. at warehouse No. l. CustomhOuse build
ing. on FRIDAY. July 8. 1875. at IL A. M
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AUCTION SALES,
By 9. be Feriet q Co.

LARGE AND IMPORTANT SALE OF VERY vAtU.
abb CITY AND SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR
ACCOUNT OF THE SUCCESSION OF THOMAS
B. LEE
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ONB LOT OF GENERAL HOuSEHOLD VuRNI.
IUKE-TEN SHARES ST. CHARLES HOTEL
cOMfANi-FlVk SHARES MUTUAL INSUR
ANC6 COMPANY. AT AUC cION.
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AUCTION SALES.
6y =. y. = .. J. Aouseomsry.

IL M. 4 b. J.. MONTGOMERY.
GENERAL AUCTfONEERa
AND DEALERS In NEW FURNITURE.
Umce Afmory Hall. No. 81 Camn Stre>s.
1T Ii.weekly sales of every description of house
oco turn1,nre Mirrors. Pianos. Carpets, Mattresses
a la st Auction Room. No. 80 Camp street, com
semi. Weekly Gales OF Horses Mules, Buepiee
Carrages, ETC., ct Sales stables No. 70 Bsronns
M sIpget near drsvier, on WEDNESDAYS and SAT
OhUAfS commencing at HAN
tended to. S-OAf"S ~
Special attention paid to the sales Of r&al est.,z
Always on hand the larges, stock Of Rev Firm,
lure or every variety to be found in the city. q;
'n sai snow rooms Armory Hail. No 81 Camp street
Kind in the South. they solicit . portion Of tn
and dealers IN furniture III -
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pi {. f. GtRARDEY. ArCTiONEER-OF
ID flee No ,! Camp streeI.-SATCRDAT. July II.
1873. at twelve o'clock NJ. at the st. Charles AUG.
ton Exchange. in the rOtunda OF the ST. Charles
Hotel. viii be sold at public auction. by virtue of
order from the Hon. A. L. Tissot. iuige OF the
Second District Court for the parish OF Orleans.
Gated June II. 1875 and rendered in the above en-
titled succession. the following described prop.
ertv, to wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
First District of this city. in the square bounded
by Ter9sichore, Benton Franklin, Liberty and
Melpomene streets. Said lot forms the corner of
liberty aud TeI psichore streets ard measures %
feet front on Liberty street. by ioe feet in depth
ard front on Terpsichore street, all American
measure. Said lot 0. portion OF ground being the
whole. less Is feet front Liberty street. taken
OFF the rear of the lot designated as lot No. TO- OF
sGUare No Is. bounded aforesaid according to
IIan drawn by George T. Dunbar, surveyor OF
the late Second Municipality of this CITY. on the
first of April 1873 and deposited il the office OF A.
M.lureau, late notary public, which said square
No - originally was designated as No. "a. on
ond Municipality On TIE second OF July. 1910 and
deposited also in the Office OF a. Mazureau. late
notary public. Together with ali che improve
ments Their. on. righls. wave and privileges there
unto belonging OF III any wise aPpertaiaipg.
Terms-One third cash; the balance at one and
two yea,s credit, for notes specially secured by
mortga and vendOr's lien, bearing eight per cent
per annunl interest. five per cent attorneys fees,
policy OF insurance transferred and the purchaser
to assume al the taxes for the year 1875. payable
in 1876. and above the price OF aGi idIcation.
Act of sale at the purch aseI expense. before W.
J. Ca.teu Esq. notary public. ieI3 .s Is j'3 10 Il
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a.HOlCE BUSINESS AND DWEhLlN" fhofhnI
ON DRYADES STREET. ADJAeha' ~ ann
yOYDRAs MARKET.
SUIT FOE A PARTITION.

BARBARA ASHER, WIDOW IS coMMuS. Tr1r, OF
A2G. VS. SAMUEL LENl.
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VALUABLE THIRD DISTRICT PROPERTY,
SUCCESSION OF BERNHARDT STOLZ. nH.
CEASED
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans.
No. 7ll9


DY NASH q HODGSON-W. T. HODGSON.
ID AuctiOneer-Otfice No. 5 CarOndeet street. -.
On SATURDAY, July H. 1875, at twelve O'clock NJ.
at the ST. Charles Auction Exchange in the base.
ment rOtunda Of the st. Char Hotel in this city
by virtue and i'll pursuance of an order of he Hon.
A. l.. Tissot Judge of the second District Court for
the parish Of Orleans, dated June 8, 1875. docket
No. 31il9, for account of the succession of Born
haIdt StOiz. deceased. at public auction vi! be
sold
l. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND together with
ali the buildings aud Improvements thereon. sit.
uated in the 81 aTe No As in the Third Dis Of
this city. bounded by st. Bernard avenue, Annette
Urquhart and Girod streets, designated as No. 8.
which measures "a feet front ct. Bernard
avenue. l2i feet i'll depth the line which
separates it from lot No. ), and 1871 feet iEch.a 9
lines, more or lees, in depth and front On Grod
street. and Is feet in width in the rear; being .he
same property purchased by said d-c.s I'd from
Joseph Durand. per act before g. =. F,Ulon.
notary, September IS 1863
2. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with
the buildings and Improvements thereon, Iusret
in the square No. -. bouude, by Guod .noW
Villers., st. John Baptist tlow Robertson,. Eeys
ST. Bernard and Annette streets dtsig grated BIZ 'I.
No. aud measuring more or less 81 eo. u .' ies
lines front on Where street. BY 100 feet Ia ept'.
being the same property purchased BY said de
ceased from John TOsse, as per act before jos. pi
COhn notary. February % 1872.
Terms-Cask on the spot IN emitted States treas
nry notes.
Ac>s of sale before George ". Ciristy. a.t.c
public at the OK p, nse Bt the purchasers, G...i.
irg the taxes du. ~ 1876. irI. - iy: II =;
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TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE,, NO. GAG MAGAZINE
STREET.
SQUARE OF GROUND IN THE THIRD DISTRICT,
FARM IN ST HELENA PARISH, sos 50. 100 ACRES
COWS CALVES. HOGS, FURNITURE. FARM
ING IMPLEMENTS, SHOTGUN, BUGGY. JkW.
q ELRY. SILVERWARE. ETC.
TEN SHARES IN THE CAPITAL STOCK or TEE
NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND GREAT
EORTHERN RAILROAD.
SUCCESSION OF o. J. DONNELIA.
Second District Co irt for the Parish of Orleans
No. 81 $50.
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SUCCESSION OF MICHAEL D;EFY.

VALUABLE FOURTH DISTRICT PROPERTY ON
ANNrNCI ALTON. BETWEEN SECOND AND
THIRD STREETS.
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Second District Court for the pa,si, o: Or.ean
No. 3. 9.4.
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BY ], William Davis.

E. P. CHAMPLIN, Deputy Collector.
iel5 II 10 % 81 80 jy369
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Second District Court for the Parish Of Orieani
No. 81, 59I.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-15

DRsFITpFIos n WHEEIpis.-FeW OF
our readers Who'Will perusa these lines
in their cosy chimney corners are aware
oftbe desitutioa and su$eripg in our
midst. Many unfortunate moftals are sut-
feripg for morsel Of food, and many,
too, fOf clothing 70 cover their shivering
forms. He alone who visits these places
Of destitutiOn and perceives the suffering
With own eyes can picture this only
too truly sOrrowful scene, Many cases
are even beyond description. An INTEL
LGENcER reporter visited several Of the
most noted localities where destitutiol
exists, and was fully convinced OF the TACT,
In the numerous tumble-doEp shapties
in the alleys and along the bank Of the
creek in East Wheeling is great portion
otour poor population, But they can be
found in all quarters Of the city. There are
many in the northern part Of the First
Ward, along the hillside in the Second
and Third Wards, along the river bank
and upon the side Of the hill in the Fifth
and Sixth Wards, and in the Eighth
Ward. In these quarters three or four
families occupy one small house, and
generally live comfortably all the year
round, But ut present. as might well be
expected, there Is considerable suffering,
rs these families live trOmhand to mouth
The inactivity in business circles has
thrown many out Of employment conse-
quently this result Much Of this desti-
tuition Ia caused by drink, we admit but
women and children shOnld not be
allowed to starye because Of the vice Of
him who should furnish them with the
necessaries of life. Singular Us 1t may
appear, where real suffering exists Is rare
| ly reported to the authorities, and when
reported 1t Is not by the sufferer. Many
families are said to be suffering for the
want Of the neeesspries Of life who are too
proud to ask for assistance. AT the last
| meeting Of the City Council, Mr.. A. J.
Sweeney, occupying at the time the chair
in the Second Branch, stated that wo.
man had applied to him for employment,
who had offered to work for fifty cents
per week, and that she was in a starving
condition. This Is only one instance Of
hundreds which occur. We trust that
the meeting at the Court House tonight
will rosult In bringing relief 10 many
poor homes,
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TIE EARLY RISING BoRE.-Tlle pro-
fessional early riser mo blame should be
attached TO the man who gets up when he
has TOY il naturally prig Of the anti
aomholeht sort. He conceiyes that his
habit bestows on lin moral superiori-
ty which morLals amorOus Of sleep can
never hope to attain. lie rises when he
has nothing In the world todo-on princi.
pie, as he Is fond Of asserting. You must
have observed how patronitingly hegreetS
you when you descend to breakfast Just US
II Ia ready; with what JUNCTION he de-
clares thatlhe Has been up three hours
how inordinately proud lie Is that not a
servant had stirred when he was com.
pletely dressed.
T0every member Of the household he
puts the question, "NYhen did you rise2''
and on learning he attempts to crush him
or her with the heroic differences that
exist between some people and others.
A fayorite interrogatory Ia Are you
up77 or allow did you happen to DO upT
aStlough you had been in bed since YOU
were born, and he was startled at your
nDnafiiinn.
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Vyon,iertni sueress.

Three years ago Dr.. Boschees German
Syrup was introduced In the United
States from Germany for the cure oil
Coughs, severe Colds settled In the breast,
Consumption, and other diseases Of The
Throat and Lungs, No medicine ever
had such success. Three hundred thou.
sand sample bottles have been distfib.
tited every year for three years BY drug.
gists in all parts Of the United States, and
nearly 1000 letters from druggists are
now on our files, saying that no other
preparation In their stores sells a. we'll
andgives such excellent satisfaction. All
we ask is fOt yoti TO 20 to your druggist
and gel sample bottle for 10 cents and
try II; regular size IS cents. eodAw
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MEETING OF Pooh CoMMtrTEE.-Tho
Committee Of Arrangements appointed
by the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton in The interest Of the soup house
project held meeting in the lecture
room Of the First Presbyterian Church
last night Partial reports were made by
those soliciting subscriptions, the amount
reported collected aggregatlng over $3.50.
Full reports are requested to be made to-
night at o'clock sharp at the lecture
room Of the First Presbyterian Church,
from all the lady solicitors. After conf
pleting arrangements for the meeting at
the Court House tonight, the committee
adjourned. ~. 5IitNl : t'"
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Z The mercury took another tumble ia.
tefdayi y
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LOCAL PERsoNALs-Mr, ThOs. STANLEY
requests us to state that he had no con-
nection whatever with the candidates"
meeting in the Fifth Ward on WednCs'
day evening, He was present fOw
moments merely In his official capacity as
u policeman.
Among the arrivals registered at the
Mcclure House yesterday we're; Judge
Jackson, Of Parkersburgj Major II. Slack,
of Charleston; General N. Goai jrg Of
Clarksburg; Hon, John s. Carlile, Of
Clarksburg.
Frank Denmarsh, Pittsburgh oars
man, now has charge Of the Nail City
boat house.
Mr.. G. r. Greer, q postal clerk on the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, Inns bought
tho hardware store Of the late John
Hammond, In Bridgeport
Captain j. NJ. Pipes, former Secretary
of State for West Virginia, Is now en-
gagged in shipping cattle, and lregently
visits Bellaire, en- route 10 the Pittsburgh
markets.
Major W. G. Carman, who Is indicted
In the us. District Court for the North
ern District of Ohio, for having In his
possession counterfeit United States cur
rency, was In this city last week, looking
up testimony for his defense.
Mr.. Thomas II. Terrell has been mp
pointed Deputy Sheriff, rice Thomas.
Cochran, resigned, Mr.. Ferrell Is well
qualified for the posilion3-B dirfrs IN
dependent Et ttU9,
Nj. "Bud" Rodgers, Of this place, has
received letter asking him to run q
foot.race In Cleveland, for purse oil Isl, goo
"Bud" Is generally yiGtorlouS.-OhtC
Valley Na@ (AfaHin'SFtry.)
Rev. j. T. MClurc, Of this city, will
assist Rev. W. Wier in the pulpit Of the
Martins Ferry U. P. Church on next
Sabbath. 4 z A
DrJ. M. Hurley, formerly Of Belmont
County, Ohio, Is President Of a banking
house at Milan, Mo.
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RAJ EsrATE S THE sUBVRRs,-We
CLEAN from the BsimOat CRVgiet the FOL
lowing transfers Of real estate in Martins
Ferry and Bellaire; ~
Presley CoWen 70 Sarah Ann CoEeni
Lot No, I Barpard's Addition to Bellaire
idS i. Robinson to ALaggie,J. Barr;
Wallaces Addition to MARITIME Ferry;
Lot No, 1872; 5000.
John Breen to Mordecia Nelson; Bar
nards Addition to Bellaire City; Lot No.
Jacob Heatherington to Francis Green
wood; Heatherington's Addition to Bel
laire City; Lot No, 6S; 500.
Geo. W. Hoge to Jane E. MOsgroyei
Bellaire City; Lot No, 10; 81, 100,
Hettie Blackstone to Jacob Heather
iugton; Bellaire City; Lot No, l6i $1,000.
WIN, Booth to Isaac Booth; Old Bel
laire; Lot No. "a; $500,
Geo, W. Hoge to Anthony Streets Bel
laire City; Lots No. and 9; $1,000.
A, d. Newland to Henry ButhrOyI
Pease Tp.; Newland's Addition to Mar
tins Ferry; Lon No, S2H $3.50.
John Madden to Henry Meek; lot No
9, Bellaire City; $1,000,
Henry Meek to Mary Madden; lot No
8, Bellalre City; 81, 900.
VIM. Clark TO Larosier Spence; Pease
To, S6.lOO Of an acre; $1,000,
w, Fl, Criswell to Mary S, S. Robinson
lot No. Al, Bute's addition to Bellaire
City; $500.
Jacob N. Powers to A. @, Powers; loI
! No. 80, Old Bellaire; $1,000,
Geo, Arbaugh to Mary Schools part Of
lot No. SSl, Martins Ferry; 500,
Isaac Martin d. al, to Ebenezer Martin
Pease Tp., 1886 square feet; $500.
Ebenezer Martin to Minerva Martin
Pease TIP; lots Nos, 25, 20, 25.and 80, Mar
tins Ferry; $500.
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THE CoURTs.-U s. Distriet Court
Judge Jackson. The United States Dis
trict Court met In special session at the
Court House at 3 p. Nj. yesterday.
The case Of the United States ". Thorn
as Sweeney, in involuntary bankruptcy,
was taken up. Messrs. Lamb, Hubbard,
Clark and Caldwell appeared for plain
tits, and Mr.. ], II. PendletOn for defend
ant. Three Of the petitioners, W. d.
Axe, John Gartner and Geo. Raita, made
n motion " withdraw the petition, which
was oyerruled by Ills Honor, The iurth-
err examination Of the case will be con
tinued to-day.
County C6aH-Judge Cochran. This
court yesterday transacted the following
business: I.
In The case Of the State rs. Ludwig
Blum, examined upona charge Of felony
(bigamy), part Of the testimony was
heard and the case continued until this
morning at 10 o'clock. Mr.. Cracraft APP
peared for tho State, and Mr.. Fred.
Rogers for the defendant.
Without transacting any other bust
ness, Court adjourned to this morning at
8 o'clock. IuA. \
Police COurt-Judge Cranmer. There
were two cases before Ills Honor yeSter.
day morning,via:
John Dowd, a tramp, was fined 81 and
costs for vagrancy. Execution was sus-
pended to allow defendant to leave the
city.
lYm. Smith IA distant relative Of The
illustrious John was committed for twen-
ty days upona charge Of diSOrderly con-
duct.
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FOR SALE.
TlRUsTEE's SALE.

ny Virtue Of dcgl Of trust made and executed
by Ellen Stanley, wife VI Francis u. Stanley With
tic ald Francis 4, Stanley, her husband, 70 the
undersigned trustee, hearing date the 9th day Of
January, A. D. 1877, and TpCOnlel In the Clerks
Office ii tho County Court Of Ohio county, West
Virginia, In Decd Of Trust Hook No 4, page! 1857
and als, will Sell at Public Auction, at The front
dor Of the C0nT HOUSE Of sad Ohio county 70 the
city Of Wheeling, on WEDNESDAY the i'm day
Of February, 1873, lightning at 10 o'clock A, n q
10 ay; All Of lots numbered eleven and twelve
III and i2) IN tho addition TO the City Of Wheeling
laid Oul by Moses W. Chnpline, james II. RONlth,
Alexander Wilson and Marcus Wilson, situated al
tho corner east Of Main street and north Of Twenty
Nth street formerly called Marshall slFeeD IN the
Sixth Ward Of aid city Each Of said lots fronts
fifty feet go ieOt OH Aan street. and extends eaSt.
Waflly Ona hundred and twenty-five feet ti22 teCt)
10 hCalCy In rear Of Mld lois, being oil the sanO
property which was conveyed to the said Ellen
STANLEY a. her SOle and cperate estate by deed Of
Jacob Snyder and wife, bearing even date with the
abOvG mentioned decd Of trust; together with, all
and singular the improvements thereon, cOnsSting
VI tWO-siOFy brick dwelling and tWO.slofy ifan0
business hOuSe, With other improvements
TRIMS 0P SALR'-One'lOurtlI Of tho purchase
money In cash on the day Of e and the te9illie IN
three e1lAl selnAnnlml lnstAlnenls, with Interest
llpOlI the deferred payments from the day Of Rle,
tie purchaser giving hind with approved personal
security and the title to the property to be- retained
until the purchase money Is fully pAil. Selling %
trustee. will convey the title which Is yesIe ed In
mo by tho sud Ilectl Of trust. The same Is, how.
ever, believed to be uncxceptionable.
Jani2 JAMES T.. ROGERS, TFlptCn
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WEATHER REcoRt. The following
shows The range Of The, Thermometer al
observed at silveys Drug Store, corner
opposite Post9fisc: t.a y
So " g. 'flA Is E,S
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LOCOalOMVE EXPLOSION.
Engineer KILLED and Pireman
81 BndIy WOHnded.


.gl Badly Wounded. Z!
Engine No. $50, coming west with the
passenger train which is due in this city
al l1:lb p. n, exploded. on Wednesday
night about four miles below Mounds
vile killing Morris Husted, the engineer,
andssFiolsly WopndiRg AlexaldeF Lynn,
the fireman. 70 tsF-
When The train passed Grafton It was
a half hour behind time, and accordingly
increased is speed considerably. Just
below Mouudsyille rumbling noise was
heard by the passengers, and after ex-
periencing a sensation as though the
cars were running on the ties, they
suddenly discovered that they we're not
moving. Upon getting out to investigate
the matter, the frightened passengers dis
covered that the engine, baggage car and
smoking car were missing. In few mo-
mepts, by the aid Of lanterns, the engine
and cars were found lying of the track a
short distance back Of the train.
1t was ascertained that the boiler ofthe
engine had exploded, throwing the bag
gage car and smoking car of the track
The smoking car was thrown down a
steep embapkment, and turned completely
over. Thestove in the baggage car upset
and set fire to the car, burning small
mail bag containing mail Of little value
besides injuring the car badly,
Headed by the conductor Of the train
the passengers Immediately went to work
renewing the debris, 80 rs to rescue those
Imprisoned in tho smokiRg-car, This
was done without much trouble, and the
occupants Of the car, the express agent
baggage master, and a gentleman and
lady and three children, were assisted
out, Tho passengers were all safe, but
the tworailrOad mon sustained slight in.
| iurics. The cars lay on opposite sides Of
the track, and were badly wrecked.
Morris Hustled, the engineer, was found
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THE AtEErtSe To-NioHr.-The move.
ment for the relief Of the poor has at
tractedso much attention that II IL hardly
necessary for us to call the attention Of
uut citizens 10 The Court House tonight.
There will doubtless lie a large crowd
present, but all who feel an interest in the
matter should attend.
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McCoNxEhtsvtILn AND OHIO RIVER
RAILROAD. = The McConnellsville and
Ohio River Railroad Company, with a
capital stock Of 100000, has filed a Ger.
ti6cate Of incorporation with the secre-
tary Of the State Of Ohio. The line Is to
extend from McConnellsville through
Morgan, Noble, Guernsey and Belmont
counlies, to point on the Ohio river
near Powhatan. The cotporators are F.
NJ. Atkinson, Il. Miles, W. II. Atkinson,
@. II. Atkinson, j. II. Israel and Nicho.
las Gallagher.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-15

Thisis the birthday 81 Ben, franklin.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-15

RENEMbER The poor tonight. !,