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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-23
NOTICES..
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

In tho Circuit Court for Ohio county, West Viz
ginIu
f. s1 .%.' :: i ~,,, wife ~n I'm cDnns.r,
Notice |, hereby given that | shall at my office,
No III! Chapline street, Wheeling, ". Va, on
MONDAY, the ilth day Of October, 1915,
Proceed to take and state tho account required to
bG taken by the decree made and entered In the
abOVC entitled cause on tho 18th day u July 1873
am required BY the said decree 10 audit, rGtAke
aud settle the account OF the said AhalOm lIldgCly
~ executor VI tho Inst will and testament Of his
father, AbSllunl kidgely, decd, and report what
balance isin the handsOi the said executor coming
to the lGgaeCs under the will Oi the said AhSllOIl
RdgCly, deed, and IN what proportions, and TO
whom
And In taking the account, the said account tx.
hibil shall e taken rs true and correct, except In
~ far rs the same Is specifically surClagcd by the
said bill.
Twill also report any other matters may deem
pertinent, Or that may 10 required by either party
HANNIBAL Forbes,
COm'r Ohio County Circuit Court, ". Va,
WIIEELISu, W. Va Sept. 49, 1915. sCl7-Th
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PITTSBURGH, September 29,--Wheat---
Quiet new red winter quoted ut 81 S0al 81;
old do 81 i0al a. COrn-Dull; eur ut 7ja77C;
shclled 73a75. PetrOlGum-Quiet but firm;
crude 81 79 I!Nl 75 at Parker's; refined 1919
Philadelphia delivery.
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CLEVELAND, September o. Wheat
Old firm; No, red 81 90; new dull and un'
changed. Corn Steady; receipts light;
shellCd held at 70a7lc; ears Oh track ga
Csc. Oats-Dull and lower; No, | State 42c;
No. ., 40c; white 43G, PetrOlGum-Active
aud unchanged,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
wheeling wholesale Market.
OFFICE DAILY ISTELLIGENCER, |
"Wednesday. SeptembGr -. [

mere mas preh '"lr nesFee o. nG.'E ,.,.
!" ''''' V'rs'tN ""t'"s '"e i''1' %e'S' wv
tue 'c"0i"S uia'N''S Pl'stm, '''''o '""' u
r'al'y new or Important lne B'"'" t'aF'
ND'' are ''Sltr """', 'nr i.'"'" nv, VI W.
-crf"Srn Ie'e'P's ""'' "'TF'"Ss. Tue gro
Gerry 'fa"e CONTINUES ,"'F'y "''Ne anu our
'"'eS' ""Nlc'S 'Fo,'' St"oOnru W 'n'S "F''lhS
report co"ee Us having s''"'htu up "g"'h'
~ movement IL, 'ne hos Ptou"C' appears
10 nave S'"CNrn'" ." soh'WhH'' "Wt prices
aFe sun 'h"'i''a'"e"' I"sS"re h'sh'F 'n'h
sh'y nave noeh Tor several months OW'
DIc"K II ohly question OF hlue l'Ihe'
There is steady trade IN produce. Bnltcr
and eggs are higher. The fruit trade con-
tinuGs to hold out well, but plums are out
of season, as are also melons, ami this week
will wind up the peach trade In regard
to values, however, there have been no
very important changes since the date 0l
our last weekly review
BuTTEI'-Ihere has been M active de-
mand during the past week, and as the
supply, especially OF good stock, was
scarcely equal to the demand, prices have
been still further advanced; prime to choice
3Oa32c.
BAKING POWDER 5N3Sc per pound.
Inconsistency, 81 2jai 7jN6 %; plain,
- 5OA176.
IIEEswAX--2jc.
CHEESE There has bccn.n fair jobbing
| trade during the past week, but no change
in prices lie for prime Ohio Factory.
EGGs-'rhe market has been rather quiet
during the past week, aud there is an easier
feeling, although there is no disposition to
make concessions IN order to effect sales,
Quotations may be given at ljal7c.
Fnuns-leaehes have been in good sup
ply during the pHSt week, ranging from bOc
to 81 q per box, according TO quality and
condition. Apples continue to come IN
freely bht with an Increasing demand,
prices nre still maintained. Selling ut $3a
iOOpcr hbI for common to choice.
FIsl-Quotations are for packages con-
tanning loo pounds Of sound fish, light
weights and inferior quality at prices to
correspond. No. half bblS 80 5Oi No. do
large - Oh; Coz isll nominal. Lake her'
ring, 3}5c. Pickcrel " 20. Trout 81 90
white FiSh 80 20 .. ,.-.. ,
FLotR-lhere mas "e'n " i"'r urHtcG VI
activity during 'hc past week, anu prizes
are SIN 'nnlh'a'"r" "'''o"sn 'nt o''et'" W.
are increasing III" tn" gr''tt'l '"lc U. ,n'
market IS Wenk'r' we continue ~ I"o'c.
EsmGy Ora'','''',,,,,,',,,,,,,,"' SSa2 10
SGpcr'.",..". .,,".""...."."......"..." 0Ol,5 70
Spri's"''''''' ''''''' '''''''''' SS,G 4; "a
rr ,r,,,.p."nmII liv" vnooc GOc
r,".rwn. Nara oc,ive NJ soc
Gn,,x. -Thore Ia. L,cn n mir ,leorcc ot
oo,,Yitv 1urir, ,hc ms, wosk and With t,c
"."on,;on ~ nae nricc. war" went md
Iroo,,i". ami ,Le ;nIicntiona nj His wri.
fin, prc That ibc shrinkogc ia not vet over,
onI G,nt ,Lrrc will ho n slill further decline,
Wc continue IN ouotr JI1s0i-OlI. a 4ia
I m. now, 7icoSl 40. Oais-The market is
wn,L ami nrircs unsettled nj hjc. Corn
mil a, 7oc Pv,-Dnll NJ SOoOoc,
GpnrruIrs- The Coffee morketisexcited
r H"o, "", T.on ,Io i,"s,orm ,n"rts,s to'ay
Ia u"s, " ~" oi,"ronn ncnis Ono,n,ion,
- Al.
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The Celebrated Double Elastic

ARE FOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS IN STATIONERY,
I'nr the convenience Of those who may wish 10 Try
them, Sample Cards, containing one GaCh Of tho 10
hunters, will hG sent by mail on receipt Of Is cents
wilson, Brakeman, Taylor & 90.
Srgl.COl. l3S 4 40 GRAND ST., NEW YORR.
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FINANCIAL.
JOHN K. BOnPoED, PTesL GEo ADAMS, V, Prest.
N. A. CIASpLRR, Cashier.
BANK OF THE OHIO VALLEY
Successor to the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WHEELING.
600
e,,..t,,. mn mn


e,,.-Iu. mn mn
luu,uVu
This Bank Is orgnnlEed and prepared to transact
the business Of banking In all It's details.
ltAucceeia the FiTst National Bank Of Wheeling,
Is owned by the same shareholders aud u under the
ZANE management.
Nv cai4lly regarding the interests Of ia Cores
pODdGntA and DepOsiiOTH, and by q prompt and
faithful execution Oi their Wishes II hopes to merit
their esteem aud confidence
Notes and Bills discounted.
Collections made on all points throughout the
United States.
Deposit Accounts subject to check al sight re-
ceiyed lrnm Banks, Bankers, Firms, Corporations
and lndiyldualG
Certificates Of Deposit Issued payable on demand
or at 61ed dates.
Interest allowed on Special DCpOsltS
John <, BotSiord, VIM. B, Simpson.
Jacob s. Rhodes, VIM, A. Turner,
George Adams, John l.. Hobbs,
Geo, W. FnnZhelm, John 4. Wilson,
Henry NJ. Harper, my?l-d4W
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10 Know. III there wnz any sirh thing eZ
teaeemn nv it in gold or anything else,
Tue people mite hev the rite to ask II
Them "a ishOod the money he'd any gold
VI anything else to redeem EN- with, bat
~ Tier amt no rclcemin pcrposed, why
,'la' question don't come in. The people
new hcv faith, and that's all the hevin
tnyf Il III the transaCkshen. lie WIZ n
believer in more money, and lie he.
i,eevei that them el he'd the greatest need
!of money shOOd hcv the privilege nv
i',9ooin II, and so long e. the people took
" from each other, il answered all the
EtPo,es NV money and wuE money.
therefore he pcrposcd the yOnnanimOus
auol'Nnn NV the iollowin wheraseS and
te'DIoo.hrn;
WE. mARl ~ ~ yro hcy Agool thinR yoo can't hcy
"Vnnuth W. II, and
"RiAs. The intrccsc NV currency In the Cor
H, ,' "'' h,n productive Nv prosperity SIGH q We
"',uyt ltumNl Nv, and
"nNANhN, u Is the duoty nv all earthly guvern'
,, w. nilonT its hcsSin' Ckally, thereby imitA-
,, n' w." n heaven, which falls alike on the Just
'", NniiN and
h, "Nh.hA', The mlnulakiCr NV money shoOl not
w, ,gnaaei 10 the few, but shcOd he the privilege
',lho many; and
"AGEN, wcrkognitc tho justis and propriciy
WmlT'ltn the people to take siCt money rs may
,"H'l Therefore, ir 1t
hay That every man may lshOo his notes Nv
80 'NN'h sums ~ may SNI hit interest or con-
sy ",.,g and mrh notes shell bc legal tender inT
l,pt! ming lhc Nmc c, the notes ishUpd by our five
''HNn in'tiloVshms
i, And the id ideots abslootly passed
.nv rG'olooshen without minii's delay,
m'u they demanded that the Council meet
wa, very mite and pass the ordinance,
"a every last man nv en- commcnsl
Nt''ln notcs to wunst, and buyin all sort.
Wv things with en-, we're liable to hey
sOOil money atthe Corners immejitly-e,
much "a our brethren in Ohio and Penn.
|t,yany wood desire, even.
Everything in the shape NV labor hei
WI abandoned, for everybody hel gone
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-11

Gcrses, CARRIAGES, Garness, &f.
4 GENTLEMAN" ESTABLISHMENT must
N be SOLD several fast road horses large team OF
hay carriage horsrs top buggy phaeton, harness blankets
&c q. IL. LEAYIIT Flushing. Box li2. " y Pos-Ohco
CLEIGHS, SLEIGIIS, SLElGHS.
y 5O3 sle' Of all styloa prices $50 mp; very
large stock Of Albany seals Poncys shifting seats ana
cutters POrtlands all Styles trimmed and untnned AZ
popular prices. WAf H. GRAY 20 and 20 WoosteTst
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HORSE and CARRIAGE MARKET

NEw-YoRK, Friday, Dec 10, 1875.
Mr.. Arch. Johnston's semi-weekly sale took
place to-day at his establishment, Thireenthst between
University place and Fifthavc details of which arc
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Religions Noiires.

Charch Of tho Heavenly Rest CFifth above Forty
ffthstl, Rev pr. ROWLAND Roct0r.-Services Doc. IL
Second SUNDAY OF montbl IL a M and 7isp. m.
Canal Street Pressyterian Church. in Groenest near
lOs and 3s O'Clock Sabbstlschoo at All welcome
Catholic Apo.toe Church 10 sixecnthst between sixth
and seventh aVes.--Seryice SUNDAY EVENING At IN
O'Clock Subject OF sermon: "rhe DesoOns OF the Church.
and Our Lords Second Coming"
Church OF tho Messiah Thirty foarth. and Park
Rev. WA. H. AL3ER will preach at ii a. on Tho COL
lctye Argument for the ,rtaty OF the SOUL Evening"
txptrienco; its dLiereUt departments deilocd'
Chnrch OF the Covenant corner Park ave
and Thirty fith-st Rev MARVIN X. VINCENT, d. d.
PastorMomng service at IL O'Clock n $3.50 No. service
cf worship and Praise with sermon by The Pastor sunday
school at $50 IN. Lecture WEDN ESDAY, 745 D. m.
eDh and Eighth vesPreaching az l02 and =
Special Service will be held at for the installation OF
Rev j. D. HERR IA Pastor, ia wlnoh Rev. Drs. ANDESON
ARMITAGE, PATTON, KNAPP. and others will take part
koS Dr. FULTON viii preach the sermon
Calvary baptist Charch, Twony thrdst between Fifth
SUNDAY. subject for Morning: "Hewing out Broken
Cistons" Evening; The Wedding Garment" sunday
school, 80 Prayer Meetings MONDAY and FRIDAY EVEN
lNGS strangers invited.
Ccnsrul vi. Il. Church, Seventhavo. Fourteenth
st.Sernon at lO'a IN. by the Pastor. Rev. C. b. LAR
THE PEOPLES SERVICE"
at ~ p m, -
at which Mr. sankey's Collection Of Hymns VIII be exclusively
used. All are welcome
Church Of the Holy Trinity,
MatiS0nave. and Forty sCcondst
Hours OF services 10 i. n. NJ IA and ~ p.
Rev. STEPHEN IL TYNG,jr
will preach morning and evening ~
tho Hesd of the OF Eyangct win preach in the
afternoon.
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6elp Wanteo--females.

WANTED.--Ladios who desire 10 employ
w their leisure hours a homo at beautiful siyl, II
PANCY NEEDLkWORk, sood stamped dfosts~i stlirs
cal personally for SMITH CQ.s ClsCu LAR IL wssi
FOuTeontL at The Nori ub.gelly Daij t0r tnl>rf~
uu9hl Hgei
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Doaro an0 Rooms.
West Side.

Al WEST 3fTll-ST.-l4aTgc, airy, nicely
~ FURNISHED ROOMS Win Grsi class BOARD
"a ed by steam Broadway the dOor ,ohyeh-nt
Elevated Kairoad neig unsGceptionable Terms,
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90 Obom il Man Concern
Sales bp Auctlon.
Dentistrp

NITROUS OXIDE GAS.-Tceth extracted
" without pain. Br. HASNHDUCH, formerly operator
at Collou-, males sccay # te Of the eas Tor the
painless extraction of teeth NJ Ii3i Brldway' corner o.
2Gth st.
SOMETHING NEW CHEAP and BEAUIl-
- FOL-My rose Pearl Plates OHdir5ms color ana su9
gianc"i artificial teeth, cgCel cTrfyAiIg hiclNe O
fprd m bCluy strength aud Hcntnea.; needs ONLY 10 br sean
20 appr cias ~ day, sad only Al3 u S ti
sol can aud Al-u best Rubber SETS from 10 u
40 Gold aud ll.ta, so 10 80 isifattag ultf ga-
Dr. 4. c. WAIT, 10 Iast Twenty n>i. near MAI "livt
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Eey, dunes NJ King, Pastor, wil preach mD IA - mn
I.tSING in Tue ST. Jpim's N D. Church, t''yihlit ~
near Broadway Al welcome. blessed are tA'y vi"
dwell H. Thy house,
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Glarble an0 Slate dlaniels.

CASONf & IS0LA,
" STEAM MARBLE and GRANITE WORKS,
Ii6 To l52 We st 10Th At. near broadway.
Monuments Manels. Affairs, Figures Thing Nanscotne
Importers from and manufacturers IN ltay OF marpc
work OF every description.
CRATES and FENDERS.--The largest assert
~ ment OF CRATES AMI FENDEkS eyer 3ioTed IN ths
market finished style. low and nan Low p0"h
GATES, Dumping Attachment, specially large va
Of LOg- Fancy Nickel plated AHdOns fr' irons
Coal Vases Folding csC suitable Tor Eouay ftes
Liberal dsc9uu 10 The Trade OLD CRATES altered 10 Low
Half Low Down. CONONEE, NODl.i.tl * To- =,
3 % Canal ST.. y. Y
kJARBLE AND MARBLEIIED MANTELS.
lfI New aesirns. from So ,aris. Also Monumental
greatly reduced prices Marble Turning for tie trade
ELABEi., t3l East Ighteenthst near ThfdaVe, N. \
CTEWARrs New Slate ManIcls, inlad with
- tiles: also Marble wood Mantei, elegant designs
price, very Low 22D and 322 West 23dst, thayo
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LARGE front and connecting ROOM, sunny
n FAST
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1nteis.

4 -GLENllAM lOTELand RESTAUIAN /,
n. shave briwc DIST and 22lstsEvcfy modern con
''' y. B. BARRY Manager.
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Corporation Notltcs.

Corporation Nolltrs.
CITY or NEW YORK, DEPARTMENT or FINANcP. BuREAU(
TnE COLE-l ION or fANE, Couii-hOt r. lAsk'
No 81 CHAuBEiis ST., Dec. !, 1873. >
NOTICE TO TAX-PAIEltS.-ADp persons who
~ omitted 10 their taxes for Tie year $50 are
Hereby notified required by law, the same 20 th
Receiver his Office before tho FIRST DAY
OF JANUAHN, 1s76 ,,,,n.
one per cent viii be collected all taxes paid before inc
fifteenth day December instant two per cent GA m
nan on and after date aud interest al the rate on Twelve
per cent Per apun cOnPntof from to 1871 oi S'pemDc
ta be Gay ca which rolls and warrants were
delivered to the uccytr all taxes remaining unpaid on
AMI after the said first day Of JanI1ry, lSlt.
VIII be received aitcr , o clock y m
Once ,urs from Z. IN. to- y.
IIAETIN 4. ACMAHOS. Receiver Of Taxes.
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q musemenfs.


OLYMPIC THEATER. ga Broadway:
~ JUN" f. BEST COMPANY IN AMERICA
IN a NEW PROGRAMME .
MATINFISs WEDNESDAYS AND SArURDAfS NJ .
PHILHAsRRlMG9pSSIeGG x s2cIE pE,Y II, s..
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
Mr.. JOSEPH WHITE IT, w, X,oi mist, v-rv
Herr CARL BERGMANN. Conductor.
Symphony" Dis Weihe dor Tone Sponr
'""''''' '"' ''' MN Mr. JOSEPH WHITE
Overture" Cienoyevs ~,
''"'o"" w ''"" MT Mt. JOSEPH wHITE.
Poem symphOnique" Les Preludes' x. iAsh'
Tickets for Concert, with reserved seats ~ -,
Tickets for General Reicar7al with reserved soats $i
To be had at Deckers. 80 Union SQUARE
O. Schmors 70l broadway Martens Bros l. i6s BrosnwS
and at the door Of the Academy -
DARK TIEATER. MIGHTY DOLLAR.
i FAREWELL HIGHTfs
THIS (sATURDAY) LAST NIGHT BUT FIVE
LAST MATINEE TO-DAY,
LAST MATTSEE To.DAr.
LAST LAST NJ MA THyTE E To 41.Y.y
LAST MATINEE TO DAY.
LAST h MATI MzFI EH;RA rS6-DAr
"MIoHTY DOLLAR"
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. FLORENCE
Seize the golden hours ere they fly:
Laughter holding both her sides
MONDAY, 18th. THE TOOTH NIGHT.
SPECIAL.
g. UnO avulso
Non deficit alter"
On SATURDAY EVENING Dec. IL,
after careful prepars9pp re e9a9ora'd
Act l-ISGRgDRyTs
Act 2-FUsINc.
Act 3-wBIrRHgkr
SEATS SECURED FOUR WEEKS N ADVANCE
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4 AUNDRESS.-A respectable Protestant
4 woman wishes situation AZ hrst class Jam 1858 ,
The o cy reference Can bo seen at l6 East G3L
81 f1urfb
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fine AIRS.
Situations GUanle1--Gcmaie5

1 ACEWORK, DRESSMAKlNG. 6c.-An ex-
pert lace hama: makes acework order rom la
leeDs and repairs aces The best manner;
good and cleans kid gloves AMI
makes hair goods. Call address Coo DO ave,
upstairs
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Gclp WGnteo-- Mnles.

nRY GOODS Statesmen wanted for ar-by
~ trade Western aud south mus, DO energet
and control their own tfido
ADRIANCE. ROBBINS Co, 3ii broadway.
yNANTED-500 good CANVAS>ERS male
or female. for all the clues amt county ss
Centennial Publication Inducements Apply
20 or COLE q Co.. 2UO Joraomcn st. Brocssn ~ y
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xXTAITFR and ITSEFUL-A colored young

man Who understands liz business thoroughly would
Ike place IN city country In private family or private
tse. can furush excellent reference, and Wiling
10 mas him elf useful Can be econ At DDEIiS A'bN'f
100 West * hot, corner DIVa1h ~,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-26

Tie announcement that tie Jay Cooke
estate rear Philadelphia was witlIrayTn
flOnI sale yesterday Tor want o. q bi der can
surprise TO oae- when il i known tlat the
vfO-e Property, ilclIiiu% lands. houses
furniture. plct-reS. books. liquors. etc..-in
short. everything on The place. costing per
LauS = million and haIf.-WJ> put MP in
one 10: II be sold together. HAD thr property
been divided jliiciCU>Iv, 10 wOald probably
have found customers in the large number
o. persons of wealth and taste that such an
occasion would have brought together. bu.
20 expect 20 find one man with both the
means 10 buy and the desire To own the
W-C.e concern in one lump j., asking little
too much. The arrangement * open to the
suspicion. indeed. That a sale was not in
tended.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-26

Mayor Nansant. of Baltimore, has vetoed
the 5000 appropriation made by the city
councils to defray the expenses of the fifth
Mary land regiment 20 the Bunker Hill Gel
C5TatiOn. He takes the ground that such an
appropriation would be unwarrantei by law
or the city charter, and instances ruling 0 r
the United States Supreme Court that :. the
right OF taxation can only be used in aid of
q public object. an object which is within the
purpose for which governments are estab-
li>bej-" he says that military excursions
over the country have no greater tendency
to bind tie people OF various portions of it
IN bonds of unity and love and friealsh:p
than the excursions OF civic organizations
Tie pertinentiy asks. :. + there more OF fit
ness. therefore, in aPprOPria.in- money TO
pay the excursion expenses of regiment of
citizen soldiers than II i - pay the cost of
transporting a lodge of NasoaS. or . IL Eel
lows, Or knights ot Pythi3-. or the members
o. any other peace institution that has for its
ends the a.nelioratioE OF the condition of
humanity" The veto OF the yOr was Sas-
ta.Lej by "a vote or fourteen TO three.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-26

Tie way O. TIC tIansgressor is handsome
times. This IS especially true in the case Of
Tweed. who IS represented 10 have grown 80
tat that Le cannot squeeze through his cell
tCO-- and b. III such feeble health that IL is
believed tie grant jury will recommend the
enlargement o. his privileges, al least while
lie J. IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-26

Trc movement set on FOOT by a meeti ng OF
business men 80 the Board OF Trade rooms
last evening To secure the repaving o. Penn
Sylvauia avenue has not been commenced
DAY too soon. ThepreSeut uu> gh;iy and I'M
safe condition Of this iine thOEOUghfaTe i not
only diScreditab,e 10 the general government
bat positively injurious both TO those whose
places OF business are upon il and those who
nave occasion 10 use the roadway for pur-
poses o. business or pleasure. Indoet we
know o. one case where n gentleman OF high
Cfic.al and social position has given orders
that lis carriages shall not De driven or il at
o.. and we doubt not there are other in
stances O: the same kind. Al auv rate. il il
vel known that many persons avoid IL as
murH a. possible, I'm shopping rs well rs in
pleasure driving, 50 that there is great danger
t.at the character OF the stree; Will be de-
S;roytd and property ahuf-iHg on IL greatly
deprecated in value unless II i speedily put
H. repair.
II l. idle ana worse than IDLE TO discuss at
MS late Gav who il responsible for the eX-
sting condition Of the street. II ! enough
that the work OF paving il was authorized
and directed By Congress. AMI IL is only fair
10 assume that those charged with the duty
OF selecting the pavement did the best they
could with the light then before them. All
the kinds chosen for il have. hOweveS, proven
but the question now i not with the past, but
with the future. Other streets have since
been provided with pavements that are in
every way desirable Tor use, and at the same
time, 50 far as experience has proven or sci
eItifc investigation demonstrated, perfectly
durable. and il is only fair that PennSylva-
MA avenue from the Treasury to the Capt.
to-. IN many respects the finest street in the
world, should have the best in use anywhere.
During centennial year an unusually large
number of people. both natives and foreign
ers. are certain 10 visit Washington. and ii
il II the highest degree important. not only
on that account but on account of the safety
, and comfort of our own citizens and the bust
ne-> interests of the city. that the work
should be completed before that time. And
II il i 10 he done. there j. no time to lose. II
should, indeed, he commenced at once: and
W. trust that there may be such cooperation
between our business men and the District
Commissioners on the subject as will insure
prompt and energetic action TO this end.
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