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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-21
PECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. A

DIR. b. WASSERZU
No. 195 Canal Street. Up stairs,
treply to many inquiries both from residents
parties at a distance would announce that he
devoted many years to the treatment and
CURE OF NERVOUS DISEASES
King from physical debility. exhausted vitality
Iher diseases caused by early excesses, prema.
\ decay or old age and by his long experience
luabl-d to GUARANTEE IMMEDIATE RELIEF
d A PERMANENT CURE, -.
5lile fully aware of the opprcbinm attached to
keks who announce their sGil through long ao-
tsements, DR.. WAsSERZUG bel y stranger
compelled to seek the medium of the press to
lie bis ! eat on known, but would invite II e SUI.
II who doubt his medical knowledge % cell
see his Diplomas from he highest Colleges in
world.
Aedeine is a progressive Science, and only thoee,
| Ike DB. WASSERZuG, have had wears of ex.
telee, and have thus perfected their treatment
Lyeryous Diseases can with certainty Guarantee
llIe.
b. wASSRRZuG'S treatment is mild and pleas.
] BE does not weaken the constitution and
4 rebuild it, but by careful economy of the
slgth Of the patient and scientific assistance to
tIe he secures speedy and permanent cure.
DR. b. WASSERZUG,
No 1875 Canal street, Up Stairs.
/ T. See Dr.. Wasserzug's advertisement in an.
1TcOufen. nos ~
X To $50 PER DAY, AT HONlh,
N Terms free. Address @. STlNSON l. CO.
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k1NIEL NIcKENDKICK,

Rrsg. SHIP AND STEAMBOAT PLUMBER, GAS
FILTER, ETC,
k,.nectfIlly announces to hisDld patrons and the
M generally that he has resumed business at
| rev store centrally located
No. 1873 Camp street.
opposite st. Patrick's Chur"h, New Orleans
| vii g We prompt and personal attention to any
new work or repairs in his lIne.
Fs on hand aud is receiving all description OF
fSs FAUCETS, WATER and GAS PIPES BATH
m PUMPS, HYDRANTS, WATER CLOSETS
Agent for "sTAG'S HEAD" ELEVATED OVEN
IElNG RANGES, the best in market.
fiers solicited, and entire satisfaction guaran-
1 for best materials, latest improvements, skill
: ld careful workmanship and the very lowest
[rns, oc3l en-
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MISCELLANEOUS.
r. YOU IN NEED OF MONEY

rF YOU IN NEED OF MONEY!
f.o. Apply at the Corner of Dauphine
and st. Louis Streets,
mere 81 cond hand Furniture, Men and Women's
[hpg, French, English and Spanish Books, etc.
E,Scription to the Reading Room, 81 per month.
ESds inspected at home if desired.
j. BEGON,
k,ly Corner Dauphine and s.. Louis streets.
Y.-COMMERCiAL FIRMS
| AZ Individuals desirous of avsilipg themselves
Be benefit Of the bankrupt act can have their
10 the bankrupt law as amended, general
f, In of the United States Supreme Court and
N of the United States District Court. by sp.
tsr TO the undersigned at the Office of c. s.
Iosg, Register in Bankruptcy in the Custom,
| u building. New Orleans, Louisiana. Terms
Loasble Post0tiice box 2097
A JOHN s. CARTER.
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, 1875-06-26


ofndINo KxEnCisEs or THE scH0of-
Tho closing exorcisoe OF Prof. Lauth's schoo!
took place yesterday In tho music room Of tue
Turnor Building, North Clark stroct. Tho class
examinations occupied tho morning. and Ill tho
pupila showed satisfactory proficiency tn thelr
atudIcs. A lasga number Of handsome volumes
Of prose and poetry were distributed ~ rewards.
Tho programme for tho afternoon WAS u fol-
loNs3
AiuaIc, Gortto O, BmIh.
Welcome address. John Dects9.
utrnan esaay, Ross Lang. .
EngI!sA esaay, =" "Modesn ltepubalo," Hep85 ZubH.
tlrftaau selection, Lepa Mtllcr,
Music, Miss Allie P4e4cb.
Defamation ~ barbara Fr1tchta James QsorEa,
Erssy, Study Of Nature" 0ettta o. Hnlth.
Farewell sddress, Lulu +. BMith.
przoa wsro distributed ~ follows
E4celleuco In German and English Flsat.
Iosa Lane; second. Heurv Tuber.
Eugliah composition: 0ortio o. Smith and
James ueorgs.
Lettcr writing; Lulu r. Bmtth.
4 largo number Of prixea were distributed
among the other stndenta who had s1cel!ed IN
tle!r atudIes, and q tho conclusion Of tho OK
eroiBes Prof. Lauth received ; csuo 1t tho
hands Of oRa OF hss stndonta, II was palmetto
stick cut In South Carolina, mounted with gold.
and appropriately lusenbed.
, 1875-06-26
CourtIeE," whs read by Hiss I.oulha q. Winters.
The lady pofaossea : s,cb. mslodtoua voice, and
she brought out tho husnof of the piece and liz
"uo'n East II dialect very finely.

EnntttArH Ene reah hv E9Iaa To,,tnn n rp{r4a,.
n. iU1y nne.ss.s. rrt nsindtou. rninn "a
shn hronoht mi ia hunn, ~ H. -,.". .n IT, r..
nUoun Eask II disincI yarY fino,v F0sS "'1 -"
-, -a.-..
!, -. x..,.s ~ ~ LuHasHn LT., q. hAo3Rs. -,
~ ~. ~ " n.' s.!ou " vmpn!holy Eancason, US
pn.;5Itda.a1 aou the psonncton
~ III .n'a q"G;aaa "a vefy t4onRhttu,
=, camnua.orn o;u,.t ~ t'oh po7,ton oPposea
~ vouln ha *. ,..''s.i s a.ut,ns ~. " ans
.,.nJ. rif,..t, .I M ~ - 1Ao t'uo,'o
ifr,on a.ao..t ~ 1'.nont My u.ory ntNta ~ tno
stnn.i .ns,o,,, .aa am1 ~, t. VA .!e'r "anss
nunst,o .hnr,d r.,s's,f. ~ 'Ie ~. snas. M M
mi .,rnorars;ys snr;t W ~ ' or ~ , rs 'f1n VI"
fo,d p.aso spat'. .! ou1 FeoP,e. ie was
"mat. ,v.s "pp'aaaea "uo 'eeo''oo number OF hoa-
ans oEaInupk Z. kNdLlsH
1uJu t. ~" so.J AH!eeeote essay IN Ldes
t.tpo'' E7e!JtnnB on earn liad lts sphere Of
.nooI, .a, eno sMo' ma hto oh'orceu upon every
s,.ns sns t,i.,} a1}' aeniove h'seeete. man mnst
nuapa ni,nsa't 20 NJ spnefe sha "ofx "lsh will
t''8nese @na sA5neAt'4'
LEVI 4. EL1EL
fosoned e n Tah an o1attot on the ambitious toplo
y Thu Ihiloeoplls Of Education" 1t uan care
fully prepared and contained many good idoas,
nus u VA aeliveEed N TOO low . vooo to be
generally effective. ao traced tho formation Of
government from primitive mankiud. Tho ec,-
enco Of government VAS abovc all other inter-
eatH. bocetv, ~ originally formed, Was COM
posed OF nd'viduals who exercised their rights
iQuIyiduAllS, UIsjmatnty mHu 1nt1 nAif3a I,ts
, 1875-06-26
ELSEWHERE.

Tue COMMENCEMENT KEAt0H.
bp<etat cpr1ttlpndsnc1 ~ Ths CAieaa' 71b4nA
QALrsBuza, ILL.,. Juns M.-Kno1 College waa
founded in 1887, and became fully organized ~
= college in 1871. Half Of tho township Of iaud
now known ~ 0A1ssburg was originally pu1-
chased ~ An endowment Tor the College BY \
company formed by tho Rev. dsoEge ". Gale, OF
Whitesboso, N, Y, Tho Institution u uudsao1i-
n&tlonaL aud IL controlled BY Board Of Ttue-
tees representing vst1ou4 syangellosl ahurohAs.
Having grown up . part Of the city, md IN
city it4slt bsIas largely papa1attd hy u alaEai
, 1875-06-26

m.tton-"Ths Msn.s,,,sr. .,,,t,r ,ohn p,.rr.
neesation-" E.!quets". Miss oors uurdief
fore.. An*ea" Trio md solo
Hutchinson
EF..:!-" Anetent Mira ,.nnf. Rankin
,,, dirt.
E%ts7-" Light Ei1ures' Mi.s fossnhins rutfs
Aec1At!on-u Rel Jacket Miss sary nohsnn
!sec.tai1on--"net Efkocntg Nts& Msrv Mf.ar
ueeAmAton-"Tha khyo Hhtna1 Mkstar fonrue
Mu.,o-"ue. Ad,tu. sS'..; M".,.,,,~ Nj. IT, 49,
Recitation" Tbs Illus mi ths orsy", ,x.t. Mimi.
Mc1ntire o'01'~
ltec1atton-"The Expected Ship, ,NIss C.rrso nnv-
ard.
Hecftation-" curfew shal Nnt Ring Tonight ,Mfsa
J-"Legendao ot apa!n Will ys1edctnrv address,
Aw,ra Of u.d.,Mt, al!a, dsr,F1ss IT. H., SMITH
mittee on Schools. '"''' 9''A'"
!Frsentatton Of Dtplomas. Tho Hon. r. II. K,n1
Musto-" clsas Farewell" ".........,,,,,,...,'~ 100
,fn,to-rr., an, ,sI..! cLsnxs sssa soaooI-
Dialogue" An Evening Meeting "...,,. ..,..... -
Masic-rr.t md seeond piy.;ioi,s. bpaaoEo
Dialogue" School ".... ....................,...
- itaeh to Speech Maker. .",,,..,... johi, 1i.cd
nalngue-" Not 10 Dad "a It Ssen1s n ....,....-
Musi-sesond and third Divlsiona. .........,,,
ieaulns- Virtue Alone Ii beautiful" Emily Roots
Dialogue brest nsiorn Convention hspea.oe
M1ss1e-sccond anu tiist Divisions.
n.lo9neo" ApEeAraure1 Arc Deceltful
MslewF'rss . and y. keso1l ny'.ions.
DaloSae-" rain1cy, ay 10, se.xsn % Isssfn Afer".
Presentation Of dlroFnas to the graduating claus.
FRANKLIN SCHOOL.
s,i"tstory@n. I'e conir. i..'s's''
Es:tta!ion.., ! :, y The Snaei In School,"
nlaoBut.n Industry and KspptnssH"
hloF!c-" Tell 40 Where Heanty IL Pounds
i:ea!lng-" Lament Of Young Lady,"
it:e1s4t'onw" T., Lard pl'ins DauKh,e.."
Mutin-" T]lera ihe Msts fiayn lsslel In 6pJendorp
n,s.dns-" The World"
nssie-"" % chil'iien n.n'aas & stne25 ths uason,~
!tetit4tion-a DarhsE1 Duue."
dialogue" Is nc-iIaIl EnsluAAat."
shnG-" Come, D1y My Strawberr1tat"
I,Il tHlp!~. -,, u,uSehl!s n inquiries"
l.sci,ation-' Maid Of Dr.9entz.n
Matict Duet" cume with tho Lute.n
Iecit1t1on-ucrman ne!ection.
alusc-' Sweet aud Iow.n
nf'hatton-." Dts Jectis Poodle Dog"
D!aioS!s..-" Lady Teszle."
DisIogue-" Ezaminatfon.r
Di.l,gue--" chiRuona."
distribution Of diplomas and IntdAts
fa'edissosy Adttrfs.-G. At,stn,
Song" Star slmnglei BANNER
Wills SCHOOL,
Chorus. .sohoo4
AlaloRH6-" ff1endeItp," OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
, 1875-06-26
THE NEXT HIGH SCHOOL.
IIeT OF IHQaE ADMITTED.

following IL lsat OF tue nauea Of those pupils
In the grammar schools Who havs averaged moro
than 10 por oeut, which was tho nlutnutn ytAnd.
ard hxed By tho Board OF Education Thursday
oycn.Dg. The llst numbers 4HT, aud IL "a below,
, 1875-06-26


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C1hfee r. HafQ6us douglas .++..+.,%,, ~
Mafta z. Hall ............ wash!nRo ,.,,,,,.,.,o0
William Z. n.sbard. 49,.
anna Dob+on .....+....R Rllzi .....u..s....,....S9
EEah1 btfEhk .HcAmtnon. .......f ~
1nex PHELPS. ,.,,,...,, HAYES s.......,......b 70
ANdA A. UuufcL. Cottage 0foES.
May o. noot DoMsss .,,,,,,....H Hs
EDWARD ]. VILLA. .Hsyea.
HHce FteHnu ..bK1hhtf. .H9
aMJ H. 1iGaQotn. CLARKE. ~
n'@" Q. HHIp1t1oIQ UGsos III
Henry g htIlIeE... Hayes
t!1uB H. s5kIHdefs M
nuee n. Eolhs NASes... ................89 .89
nltH +: :hteTats'... ,b9
James WARRINGTON. :, >. ,urowp ~
nnuA ~ Ionsoet...s Neus M
Sas3 lAtsfo!n. .82
Nthry A. fiahman Foster r........,...,,,sa
aoaso}'... !Qus4 .E3
1eltnn r. bfilJ0id48ef4. HR0lnBon.s.. .s...H9
Gunt toouxluos .bkntst.
9AN =. ~s ~s*4s'.s's.+ssAa9ens .h5
Harry H. Bliss ..DouRias ...............S 10
0enlAntn T. ttu!t-. 20
1! Go A. '.Do'Eiaa.. ......W
rta't s.u! u!o''.++s..- MAfnlhg}od .H
Hty q. 1net wi .sitAStH. MI
Qtorgiana II. Austtu. .Pranklin. ...........
MAJ! Hapr. Haven. ~
1ts u. ChAnut:s'.t' .hatnhef.... .83
~ ~ AatopaeI =. 4keas.s..
Charea a: liiles. .nfowu ..............R RI
Anna II. Holm rook. brown .............., 81
neu'' a. IAfbaAlo.. HoAhihgton ..-,........28
Mary T. E4gle......... .Lawldhfe ...............es
S@!'e HGHca'. Hayes .R8
ni&Lu& sLottaHa tFhFG. ..H
Has7h H. Lyons. .,...... Haven ycn.........,...,.,ka
e"Aa1 f. A!'FctpFu' !fpw1 1.......-..ss4.s3
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0A"H't' Aat7 .1Fu"H s.s..s.s...sA... M
n.ubo - IhtHa. 'tAfea.. .53
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SHhIle1 l.. oiAHu. ..s......+.....+s7
soa1 .AelaeE MelA
teIWsu a. oeAtElsH..s. HAaoI0S1on .63
nt9Ff - ~AtAsEoH..s'.+ .ts3Aen.t ..H
TtaI - lp"H -.
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MllSoh j. ufeeuebau1n. Brown ..........,.....b7
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hanH =" h!hR' DouHAs. As....-...,......ai
ncns Z: H|tH All
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Carrie RHofner' Mells.... ......... ....H
IS'Ho ~ onAGAs ....67
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Angu.a Noel:
Gollleua 1sn Odrpoo!''
EAlte u Eau4eA- oofe. .-...b6
14lthg = sp+eFF. LouBtAA-'
solomon zcissr. :. Douel.a.
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Eiiarlcs =. Woodcock thrown. al
GenrRo g. Watts. brown ................a
Stella E. Brnwu. .........,..H
kasy Ellis. Wicker pAFk..........S8
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hnriiA T. Foltz. Wells. ri
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m!Mm .A.n mf9"n.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-10

WASHINGTON STREET CURVE re-.
specially ask Council why the Washing
ton street cut, which was started and
worked for some time, was abandoned.
We know Of no Improvement which
would DO Of more benefit to the northern
portion Of our city than this one. Other
parts Of the city have received their
share Of improvements and why should
the First Ward he thus ignored? The
new bridge at the Peninsula will take
all Of the travel which formerly came
over Fulton Hill around through East
Wheeling, and thus leave North Wheel
Ing in the cold.
The Fulton butchers and country peo.
pie DESTROYS Of attending market would
much rather come through the cut, II ii
were completed, than go around, as ii is
much nearer. II this Improvement were
completed we could make regular
street out Of 1t, and run our city water
and gas pipes through TO Fulton, and get
a large revenue from those people. We
hope Council will take this matter in
hand and push it through. 1t won't cost
any more than one OF the PeninSular
bridges, and Ia desired by nearly all Of
the citizens and Taxpayers from 18th
street north In the city and those Of Full.
ton and the country.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-10

THE Fulton PENISsULAR BRTDGE.-
The Finance Committee Of the Board OF
Commissioners held meeting yesterday
afternoon and awarded the contract for
furnishing the superstructlre Of the
bridge across the creek at Fulton to the
Canton Bridge Company, Of Canton, Ohio.
The committee in the course Of the af.
ternOOn went out to the Peninsula
to sec how the work was progressing.
The first pier on this side Of the
creek is about completed, IA is also the
filling at that point. Work will probably
be commenced upon the middle pier to.
day. The stone for the piers is brought
to the bridge by the contractors, MesSrs.
Gordon, Gerry q Co., on tramway d..
rect from the quarry, in the vicinity Of
the tunnel. The members ofthe commit.
tee say that the bridge when completed
will be the finest in the State. The cost
Of the bridge complete is estimated at
about $4,000,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-10

BELLAIRE LOCALs.-The Register local
says there were two thousand people at
the Democratic meeting Wednesday
night. We know n gentleman who says
he will give dollar for every man there
was over six hundred. This is good Of
fer, certainly, and il we were the Register
local and believed what we said, we'd
take him up. Ii any one wants to see
Mr.. Blandy's speech Wednesday night, he
has only to read the report OF his Steu'
benville speech in Wednesdays ISTELLI-
GESCER, for they were identical. We
took the trouble to interview few prom
inent Democrats yesterday, and with one
exception they all expressed disgust and
anger at the committee who brought Mr..
Blandy here to boast and advertise his
portable engines. The other one wouldn't
express himself other than to say, "D-n
Baudy.' Gen. Balls speech was the
usual sophistry and folly. Mr.. Cracrait,
Of Wheeling, wound up with few re-
marks principally aimed at Col. Poor
man. Some other Democrat stole pack
age the Col. had lying beside him on the
seat. BY the way, 1t is remarkable that
on the night OF every Democratic meet
ing vet some one has been robbed to some
extent.
The rolling mill started up as usual
yesterday morning,
The County Fair at St. Clairsville and
the District" Fair at Barnesville, both
in this county, are set for the same days
this year, and each is trying to Outriyal
the other in attractions and advertising.
Another little paper, "Thc Ttade Cir
cuLar," has made its appearance in town.
II is printed at the Independent office, and
geographically Ia neat affair.
j. II. Collins, Esq, Of Barnesville, was
in the city yesterday.
The surveyors and canvassers for a new
atlas OF Ohio have reached Belmont
county in their work.
Col. POOrman was announced Tor rail-
road speech in the Monroe county Court
House at WoodsGeld last night. Tonight
he addresses the workingmen upon the
political issues Of the day, and their best
interests financially and otherwise. The
Colonel Is u working man himself, and
always has been, and his word or opinion
should therefore have far greater weight
than that Of Trevelick and his gang,
The office, type, presses and fixtures Of
the late Bellaire City Commercial will be
offered for sale to the highest bidder on
the premises next Tuesday.
The NJ. L. Church festival and supper
which has been announced for some time
comes of at the City Hall tonight. Ev.
erything in the way Of eatables that can
be had will be on hand, and any one who
finds difficulty in getting good square
meal at home cannot do better than at
tend.
We have heard rumors OF a difficulty
here akin to the Montreal Cemetery case,
but inquiry has so far failed to CORRIDOR
ate it.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-10

GREEN's AUGUST FtowER.-Tt il nat.
ufal for people suffering with Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint, or any derange.
menL Of the digestive organs, such as S6nt
Stomach, Sick Headache, Habitual Cos.
tiveness, palpitation Of the Heart, Heart
burn, Water.brasl, gnnwing and burning
pains at the pit Of the Stomach, Yellow
skin, Coated Tongue, and disagreeable
taste in the mouth, coming up Of food
alter eating, low spirits, &C., 10 put off
from day to day buying an article that
they know has cured their neighbor,
friend or relative, yet they have no faith
IN II until II Is too late. But II you 20 to
Chas. +. Delights or any other druggist
and get bottle ofGreen's August Flower
your immediate cure Is AZ certain a. you
live, Sample bottles Of this medicine can
Be obtained for 10 cents to Try its superior
virtue.
Regular size IS cents. Try IT. two
doses will relieve any case, d4w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-10

The marks last evening indicated :
feet II inches and still slowly falling;
The steamer Ashland has entered the
Cincinnati and POmeroy trade, -,
The John W, CARROTS boilers Will
have to be removed before she can DC
raised to keep them from breaking.
There was no Parkersburg packet yes
terday morning. The Science will leave
for Parkersburg this morning Of II
o'clock.
The Tempest yesterday left for New
Martinsville, and the Ed. Pope Tor Mata'
The Thanhouser arrived from Sun
fish and returned as usual.
The Comfort is stlll running in the
steubenville and Wheeling trade.
One OF the rudders Of the steamer Mar
ket Boy was broken at BOggs' rifle on
her frat trip up yesterday. The rudder
was Immediately repaired, and no time
was lost on account Of the accident.
[By Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, September 9.-Riyer =
inches and stationary; weather cloudy
NASHVILLE, September 9.-kiVer on q
stand; foot 10 inches on the shoals
Weather hazy; mercury 95'.
CINcISNATI, September 9.-River .
feet 8 inches and falling. Weather very
warm and threatening storm, go.
MEMPHIs, September 9.-River fell :
inches; weather generally clear mercury
O2O. Arriyed-White, Vicksburg; Ruth
Paducah. Departed-Maude Chester, 81
Louis; Duck, White river Helena Vicks'
burgh. ,y,
cloudy; mercury 7s0 to 990. River fall
ina, with 4 9.lO feet on the gauge. Down
Governor Allen, Evansville, VinI
shinkle, Grey Eagle. Up-Red Cloud
Idlewild, Geo. Roberts, Dick johnson, b
II. Cooke, generally with good trips
Business fair.
warm and cloudy. Rive feet In the
canal and 2 feet In the chute. Arrived
Glasgow, Evansville; Fawn, Cincinnati
Decentralization and Glasgow, Cincin
nat; Cecil and tow, Brilliant and tow
and Fawn, Evansville.
ST. LOUIS, September O.-Arriyed-
Belle Of Memphis, from Memphis; North
western, from Keokuk; Fannie Lewis
from Cambridge. Departed - North
western, for St. PGnli Julia, for yiGks
burg; Dugan, for Jefferson City, River
risen II inches. Weather cloudy and ex
cesSively warm, with prospects Of a storm
tonight,
C1iRo, September O.-Arrived-Grand
Tower, from ~. Louis; SilyerhOrn, from
Evansville. Departed - Alice, for st.
Louis; Shannon, Tor New Orleans; Grand
Tower, for Memphis. River 10 feet II
inches, and falling. Weather fair mer
curry $50.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-10

CRY PERsoSALs.-Mr. J. Ebbert, Of
Martins Ferry, has been granted a patent
for n culinary apparatus.
Mr.. j. II. Laine, agent for Duprez Il
BenediCt's Ministries, arrived in the city
yesterday and took rooms at the Grant
House. Mr.. Laine wished to engage the
Opera House for his company, but Mana
ger Hamilton declined to rent his house
before the regular opening night. The
agent accordingly telegraphed to Messrs.
Duprez & Benedict for instructions be-
fore engaging Washington Hall.
Hon. Caleb BOggess, Of Clarksbnrg, Is
Quartered al the Mcclure. Also ii. 3.
White, Esq, Of Bolton.
DR.. +. 3. Camden, Superintendent Of
the Hospital for the Insane at Weston,
arrived In the city yesterday, lie will
take with him to Weston several lunatics
that have been confined in the Ohio coun-
ty Jail for some months past.
Hon. James Morrow, OF Marion COun'
ty, was In town yesterday.
Ward II. Lamon, Of Martinsburg, is
stopping ut the Mcclure!
Col. J. H. Mclaughlin, who formerly
showed pasteboards out Of the b. & o.
ticket office in this city, is now employed
rs clerk in the printing establishment
Of Rand, McNalley & Co., Chicago.
Frank Denmarsh, the oarsman, yester-
day returned to his home IN Pittsburgh.
Hon. W. II. II. SmySer, Of Baltimore,
was at the Mcclure House last night.
Captain ]. W. Blank, Mrs. Blank and
Master Blank, Of st, Louis, registered at
the St. James last night.
Governor Jacob, who has been absent
from the city for several days, IL expected
to return this morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-10

FASHION oNA STREET CAR,-She was
gotten up in the latest pinned.back style,
regardless Of cost and anatomy; q huge
bunch of bows and ribbons projected from
n knot behind, and an elegant fan at the
end Of gold chain fastened to the waist,
extended like Il military stripe down the
right leg Of her dress. When she at.
tenn pied to mount the steps Of an Island
street car yesterday afternoon the polite
conductor extended all the aid which
could be expected Of prudent man. But
she failed 10 make the lower step. Then
she twisted, and wigglcd, and witched, as
il she would attempt to mount It sldcwise,
but that plan was abandoned before de.
veIopment. A plucky expression and Of
evident determination to fight 1t out on
that line II il took till the coming Of the
next fashion, overspread her lovely lea-
lures, but II gave way to one Of CHASTITY
terroras she heard sound Of ripping dry
goods and swapping threads, whereupon
she dropped back to an upright position
before the steps again. The courteous
conductor and the driver united for q
grand effort, the means Of which itVould
DO useless to attempt to describe. A repe.
tition Of the sound Of rending silks, etc,
followed, but the effort was successful in
the main, and a. the lady clutched ner.
vously the torn garment in her hand us
she entered the car, the blushing conduc.
tor suggested to a friend the advantages
for travelling Of the loose and nowinggar-
ment worn by ZOuavCs.