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so,ra ,r Frecbo,dcr. Accuses.

The Grand jury OF the Hudson County Cour1
OF oyer Termper presented the Board OF FREQ
holders for grave irreguarti o." and "dspoetiou
their part to evade compliance with the aw." and
wilfuly inJuring the Interests Of the residents and
taxpayers. The presenment further alleges that In
many the FreeboIders have paid exorbitant
prces provisions hess that they substitute
ed others to work assigned TO themi mat they have
negec ed the interests Of the failing 10 at
committee meetings, and have chased refresh.
nents aud Injuries by le patients inmates
of the county institutions The Grand jury asks the
Court TO see that these AOuses are remedled.
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raE orrIcEnoLDARs, PRIxARIxs.
Gel. speDc-r's Report In Heiatieu to tho Re-
psbiican Naturalization Mil.

Gel. SpeDcrr's Report In Heiatiou to tho Re-
psbiican Naturalization Miii.
Tho Republican Genera Committee met
last evening. and ordered primlr elections to
be held In the Asse mbiy districts on Friday
evening. Oct. 81 for the choosing OF delegates to
the various nominating oonveutions, as follows (:
County Convention, Republican Hal. Oct. 25. 8
i. NJ; Congressional Conventions, Oct. -. 3 =.
N. Fifth Dis rio'. l% Franklin suest: sixth
District, 1877 Clnton street: seventh District, ~
Avenue A; Eiehtn District, III West Sixteenth
street; Mn II Dlstrict D3 west Thirty nfth
street; Ten IN DisirIct, t5b touitn avenue Eev-
entn District br, vVuTt Iiaii. Eiss Ffty- fourth
street. Aldei manic C0nyentl .us Oc,. "a. Fourth
District, Grand stree Fiftu District,
bleeckrr Duilding; Sixtn District, ConcDrd,a
hall; seventh Di,trot, t5l f1uith avenue /;
Elghtn District, lirevooit II di. Assembly, 'p-
veDtions Ocl. 70, at rinus uIstiiGt nesd-
quAters. Fifth senatorial District COnvoAtion.
Oot. "a BleeCker buiiuinp.
Col Charles 5. Spencer reported that l263 Re
pubIcaus had teeu nauTallzed.
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PRErARIS0 ron NOVEx BER.

Mr. A. Ha9ghiom has heen elected President
or SNodisa Dem. cratic nldoB and Htndrick R-
tUr,n JiuU.
The Democrats Of the second District of = ra-
tog county have hOalnSted GcvrAe H. DeuLctt OF
hchuYitrylle for the sembiL
W. IT, Steele. who Is serving his second term
80 D,l le IN tongie from wyoming ierrtOry, has
been renouilnated ~ the Democrats
The James ID. TwOiig iilirn Hnd Hendricks
Club OF tie finN rd Orgruirud last night JaIl,as
4. Gallagher, PreAident d A. Gallagher, secretary.
were ear0lIeQ-
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wife. or Mistress Z

Henry Iiolten died Marcn 8, 1879. Mariana
hango'd VINO he been 10 hi employ . servant IRON
Apr 1911 sued his heirs Tor dover In his r-s es ate
claiming the wu hi, wilow. a contract OF marriage
hs'ng been entered iltI between them. No one was
pressn'' howeHer she sad, and her te tmonY wa,'E
o.ule. n onliu "as O0rn IA February. lBIS which de-
ceased hhd acknowledged his Caild GA tho Utut T
SIDE uas shown tn she had continued 20 perform
the Guties OF servant and hAd IA de slmi,
SO ehl win her Subsequent ciaim Tue Jury On the
mrs. ina disagreed and The seco "a trial rrsuitc n
yer Ao Tor d fenlahts. The IA eupruIne
rosoryvd.
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Comp,rolier Green's Machine.

The committee appointed by the mass ooo-
vention that Saturday might nominated Andrew II.
Green for Mayor met yesterday. Oswald ottendorfsr
as made chairman and Mr.. Louis NJ Doschsr score
tary Col Rush G. HswKins directed 10 prepare
address be read 10 Mr. Green Thursday sftcrnoon,
u w,s decided TO nominate full county TIC OF. snd
invttations TO be sent TO the Bar Association. the
Council OF Pohtca Re and the Municipal society
sknR their coop eration.
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SAVANNAH Ga. Oct. 10 The total number OF
intements here NY nineteen. of Which I'll teen
we're from yellow fever. Five Of the burials were col
orcd persons.
JOhn j. Ward. who came from Charleston a voluiI
tctr druggist. Geur.e \ 1humpsOn pruter lnd 81 ter
OF Merc5 1aiy blandlna, native ui Augusta died to-
day. DE-. Is :. BufHe aud Capt. j. f. Wheaton, Presi.
ncnt Of ple savsnLan Benevolent Association, we're
/. X
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John Landis u hall BOY In tho sing Sing
Prison overheard John ia fc. fellow convict. ot
tng an escape some weeks ago. rn1 "a Monday night
Lands was serving the OH to the tirrmen. u ife
spraug upon hiln anJ ptaJJod hun al .e a
slluo knife. - ~
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ROME N. Y, Oct l0-Tho Hon. Calvert Com
stock one OF our most prominent aud highly esteemed
citizens. died St hn late resdrnce Ia this city at
O'Clock ihis morning. of consumption Phor to 1854
he was eaitor IN proprietor OF the me SnLHei
Tnen ne became one of tAe editors ana pTopretOrs OF
the Albany At0uS. lie was asO PO tmasier IN Albany
under BuchHna member OF the Sate Legislature, aud
the hrst Mayor OF this city.
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The remaining two victims OF tho toadstooI
poisoning. Miss Emna Baker and Miss Louisa Crane
were buried yesterday. DR. II. 2. Howard Of the Bis
Orange Coz srrg tioi al Churca md Dr. sirst q 60
Connecticut farm Church. pr nounced fun raj A1E
dresses. The ,nt rmcnt In Ro.ed le Cemetery a.
Orange The cotns ht spod with exquisite DO
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joritIes. Desrborne county will give Demo-
cratic gain OF 300. The state has undoubtedly
gone Democratic.
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PARKERsBURo, Oct. l0.-The indications
are that Matthews, the Democratic candidate
fol Governor, will carry the state by 5000 ma.
jority.
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DoRDRNrows. N j.. Oct 10. The body OF an
unrecOgnlzed man. apparently twenty yesrs OF ase,
iounG nosting 10 tue Delaware river at Mershons
dock tins evening, aud from its mulated cond ION II
IA believed uurutr has Dctn Cuulile aud tne DOdy
thTOwn into the water ~ the crime. Tnere is 4
staO wound 10 the lett breast another The II hi
arm DesLues numerOus hlnOT Cu.s ann com usluns.
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Confagratiens In obiIe.

MOBILE, Oct l0.-lhis city was visited by two
conn agrations is night. on, In the neIghborhoOd OF
the oounV ian de troytng nj etocn N dwrl Ings
aud stores the other the corner OF Dau and
Joachim s.r,es. destroying three OuIluings occupied
As stOros An1 dwrius.. AmOdsthe iVs rs were s. II.
Solomon Eherllen grocery. ,e ,oss will De up
ward VI t2l,OO0 lnsui anie $4,000.
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Miss Nellie Ham was married by the Rev.
Smith Strong the chaplain Of Sing sss Prison. vester.
day 10 Ludwig woln. who convicted,of grand lar
oeny IN August last. and sentenced - I've ysars In
ting room of the prison After ,hc crsemoav ID
couple .onverseo together for few Piaascs md N
CELL md he bride sorrow fully returned win her ffends
to the city.
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LONDON, Oct. 10.-rhe race TO- the Cesarewitoh
STAKES took place to-day at tue Newmarket Second 90
tooer Meeting, ard WAS von b. Mr.. Smiths colt By
speculum out OF Ladyllke. watch has recently oeen
named hoseOery, wi WOouisnd second snd Merry
Duchess third Tue laest bottiug ! the course
10 against RO cDer v, 80 axaiust anus and
I2 70 against Merry Duchess There weec % ,larters
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The sale Of the Newark aud Clinton Horse
kaurosd, Oy the Newark sArrtn. yesterdaf was p.-t
y ined for week. In the meantime vigorous efforts
VIII ue made 10 RAISE sum client money by Tcuurnts
along the line TO uuy Toe prevent
a..
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DEW Ell, Dot. 1O.-Grand county, claimed
BY the Associated Press dispatches az late as
last night 10 be Republican by 30 OF more, gives
the Democrats, by the Official count lUe m Jority
buffers fgurea puts the Democrats 2s1 ahead
on Hughes, Patterson, and Fields.
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'te German Democrats OF the TOWNSHIPS Of
North hudson county, n j.. are TO bod grand mass
me ting nd torcnigh parade on FRIDAY Ciuts are TO
I've th.ie iroW Mtsl II bosen, htsl New YorH. Wee
Bergen ke~ Der ian. AM BOuussiila The mee'in! 10
t. la nt uAiu
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In the euit OF Isidore Samuel against Barnard
sturmap for t346. before judge Dsiy yesterday ehs
Jury gpve verdi for ep5 04 for the plaintin Thoy
were sen ck Win the Instruction thmt they must u
low the whole counter claim The secoau Ver.
Lict was for t347 70 ,or the defendant
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Pat Maguire. . Mount Vernon saloon keeper
fought with his wife. and their noise aroused the
neghborhood. Justice Ed nonds broke open tho door
Of the house while they qusr ene aud arrested
Mcguire. vno IVES drunk His llue g,r sho had
oiroiy tecoye cd FRO cai y, was bleedins from hef
40 o. the sght Of The fracsi having excl ed anA
eau ed rsh OF blood to hor head lead ng the cur.
eulatlon Of q rdlhor that the cniid was dead
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Tie Hohoken Democrats arc TO hold IN asS
meet fur Tiden and reform. In ODD Felovs' Hiil.
tomorrow evenin.. TIE Cleycisnn Lemon. Abbett
II ttrry. John HArt Iattrn Of j. r-e. CiJ. aud tue
HOLoArn N .rd cubs are 20 para 10.
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AT midnight the sun reporter = at the elbow
OF President Grant In the of the he quar
t"p Of the Nationni Republican Committee. A gentle
IN "a sai General. We have csrrird ohio. but lueI
Indians" Grant I Okla esh cigar ANA puned away,
Gus sad thlns Grant arrived IN New YORK late Ia
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Bloos.-sed in Jersey city.

Patrick uliery and John Cnnners qusrrelied
In the Jcrsey CiIy Steel WORKS. Warren street Mu
iery with piece OF sharply pointed stAboed Con
netv Ia tue breast Tne Weapon peroed the lung IN Ysl
-'snA oroaounce Connaras ooRditioG preoarosa.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-11

In reading the Circuit Court calendar yester.
day la Br'o yn. JuLlce by Laa ne0 anIcsiy called
the c .se OF "vhoe or .st Hays" An. spht IN ths
hepuO oan RANKS 50 soon" ue aided soltO vOcs.
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TRENTON, Oct. l0.-Ihe application made -
counsel to Gov. II ole this afternoon tor reprseyo d
the cases OF John hi and John Fullen uh.oecosS
fu- They are 60 be hanged on the Kun inst.
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LONDON. Oct. l0.-lhe Marquis OF weed isle,
the most noble Sir Oeorge hay. Kni ht Of the Thi To
and Grand Commandcr OF toe Bath. Is deld. He was
OOTn a. February, l7B7.
The death al MuurCn OF Ge Heinrich PertG he
0orulan historical writer, Is announced
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telecram was received IN tue Police Ceatrl
once IA NehliE nom Chicago, bAILng. that Drlro
tvvs ktay ard Digs SLATED frotn th4t city with hE
X. A OOd = Aru al 10 OcA-
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LONDON. Oct l0-Dr Slade, the American
spiritual medium who vas arrai .nei st the Bow rret
pooo court On Mondy OF ast week. on charges of
vaSrancf ana onnspirns Co driraud. for week W
taer A. jourued uutIl Oct 20.
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Patrick lnelebv, o coachman for John p
Wakenan OF ii lntrOse was sunOeated yesterday mOrh
ing oy coal that ercaoed from the furuaoe Int hn
sleepg A)oui. An Inquest has boen ordered
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YESTERDAYS regis ration In BROOKLYN aggre-
Raiod over 43,lA names. mr. days reRi. .uaiiun
nImhered 2d0,p aRant Ia 800 u 1870 Tao esstra.
to- 10 uupreCedOltlT large.
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THE LATEST OLD WORLD NEWS.
Tho Labor Troubles In fnsiand-A Possible
Closing Of Mills.

MANCHESTER, Oct. l0.-The Courier, referring
to the dispute oetween the Blackburn cotton
and The masters regarding the decision Of the former
TO be no longer bound by the .ng ement hitherto
regulating their waEes and the notice, po hy tho
lsucr saving that I'll hold themselves liberty to
ciosc tho spinning department OF their lis vithout
warning. saws; " The dispute an cts the whole north
.nd northeast OF L.ncashir. II some ming done
toriy OF the mills Wild oe closed"
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impossible to Oust II by the ballot, and the bull
let would be the only Instrument to disodge IT,.
The Hon. James p. Tbayer and the Hon. VIII
liam Hitchman alsoaspoke for Tilden and form.
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Tho Thermsneter in New York Yesterday
At Hudnuts at O'Clock A. NJ. 49,: O. 45':
o. co. ~ M OO', $50 T. co. 0. 03't p 6v~ ~ Ll'
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BERNARD Stsmm Was given verdict OF SIT ,ON
In BrOUkYn stcraAy lie over bf Suuth ldt
RaiLr al dummI en- 1894 lie sues Tor $40, 900.
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NEW HAVEN, Dot. l0.-Georee u. Avery. pedes-
tnsn has kuoCeeaed ~ walking 10 iui.es In ~ b0urs
eau W minutes q wstsItarI.
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"' D'"'f Ut !" w WIN UUWu CfONhTFFs
Elisha Brooks, OF Brooks Brothers, O lotbie's.
and President q the metropolitan Savings Bank. diol
IN Inwood-on-he Hudson. yesterday. He had boeA CO.
gagged In the CO lg trAIr IN thus cny ivt many yeart
snd We large property owner. He feIi SATURDAY.
last, an on NUnuAy he va sIcxun VIA pAra.yslA
Hv was sixty.two uArs VI sxo.
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LIFE In THE METROPOLIS
DAsHEs HERE AND THERE BY THD
SUNS REPORTERS.
Precisely the Kind Of Defence that the Lave
yer Who wns Tried with Gen. Bsbcock

Henry M. Little. a Methods preacher, who.
years ago, led revival meeting In KIT" Burns
rstpt, In water street, pleaded guilty Of obtaining
money unasr false pretences, and Judge Sutherland
him. yeseday to State prison for two years
and nine montbs On July 20, Little obtained $50 from
Knan Van Rensselaer, Of 30 Liberty street. ostensibly
to purchase ymn books for camp meeting HIS story
false. and ~ also secertaned that he had in-
duced the daughter Of bs former pastor In New Jersey
to accompany him tr1p 70 Europe. He abandoned
her In London, returned 10 th city where he has
. wife and family. When srrcsted, he described him
self 80 . missionary, no home, aged thrtyhve In
court. yesterday, he was represented by Thomas y.
somorville the lawyer recently tried In Wash
nston with Gen. Bat cocH for completely In the safs
burglary who argued Little was guilty Of nothing
more than telling q lie
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In September, Tor lack Of room. BOO pupils ~er
refused admission into Jcrsei Clys iuDnc schools
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Capt. Edmund d. ssamep, an old and re-
spected resident OF staten Island died In bic home 81
Richmond Station Of mshsnsn, pustule late on Mon
dsy night. He vss born In Richmond In 1917, snA
wss spprentced to . packet shfp commanded By his
father. He TO be mate captain, and for
twenty ave ycsrt In command OF Of the Black Bali
ships In 1s4s he resigned his captaincy ana
pointed by President Taylor dschargns oficer Al
Quarantine, position that he held several years until
he succeeded by Richard Adams Locke, the author
q the moon hosI. Csgs sesmen was appointed Po,r.
warden OF this city 1857, the nrst VINO held
that onnce. He vss afterwsrd made President Of the
Board of Port wardens. In January 1879 he was ap-
tanned in the place under Gov Iaen yho recofni,ssa
Shipping and on the Post once, Custom House, and
other pubic edincos were st half mast for him yes
terday.
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Riaing barometer. fresh and brisk north west
wind, genenlb cirar weather. AID on Tuursday motn
tnE heavy frUsts.
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DIED.

sMITH.-on Sunday evening, February q, 1870
ct ~ O'Clock, john L SMITH.
Funeral notice tomorrow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-02-21
WEST VIRGINIA POLITICS.

The Moorefeld Examiner seconds the
Weston Democrats nomination Of Burdett
for Treasurer and Bennett for Auditor,
and the last Democrat again declares for
them, and also declares for Henry S.
Walker US its choice for Congress from
the Third District. The Democrat also
highly commends the Hon. Sylvester
Chapman as a candidate for State supt.
Of Schools. ..... ..
The two Democratic papers at Moore
field, the Examiner and Adrertiser, do no.
get along lovingly together.
The Legislature OF 1869 was Democrat
&c, and that is why we refuse TO recognize
the merits Of the Republicans in impeach.
ing Nat. Harrison Wheeling RegiSter.
Upon the above the Parkersburg
Journal comments as follows:
"Our neighbor is as faulty in his recol.
lection OF events as he is in his state.
ments Of facts and figures. In the Legis-
laturc Of 1869 there we're nine Democrats
in the House and three in the Senate.
We don't understand the process by
which the RegiSier whites this number
into majority"
Father 2evely, of the Warrington Ven.
iilator, inclincs to the opinion that "the
whole system OF nominating conventions
is wrong" He thinks that "the largest
liberty should be allowed not only to
aspirnnts for office but to the people who
vote"
The Clarksburg Telegram speaks thus
of Colonel Tom Swann's third-term let
ter. "The swan is foolish bird, and
always sings before it dies"
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see about the year 1917 and occupied by
him as It's landlord. So it will be seen
that keeping hotel is no new thing in the
Hagen family.
Apaper is being gotten up at steuben-
vile, asking the P. G. & St. L. BY. Co. to
put up respectable and convenient de-
pot building for what is known as the
Panhandle road. The present shed is
decidedly behind the age and the request
Of the steubenyille public is most reason
able.
Mr.. Robert Beatty Of this city was
married last evening to Miss Sallie Means,
daughter OF Mr.. james Means, General
Freight Agent Of the Pittsburgh, Cincin'
natl & ST. Louis Railway. The attend
ants were Miss Virginia Mac. D. Crossan,
Of Pittsburgh, and Misses Mollie Doty
Annie Gill and Jennie Means, Of Steu'
bcnville.-!SeubenviLc Herald.
]. Alex. Ewing, Of Marshall county, is
suggested as a Democratic candidate FOL
Prosecuting Attorney OF that county, and
David Martin for the House Of Delegates
Capt. ]. NJ. Pipes Is announced, through
the Cameron Free Pres, rs candidate
for Sheriff.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-02-21
NEIGnBoRIIooD NEWS.

Elder W. II. Blanks, late Of Danville
Indiana, has been called to the Disciples
Church, steubenville.
A Methodist church was organized at
Lagrange Friday evening.
A Wheeling lady gives one hundred
reasons how she can be Spiritualist and
yet ChristiNn.-SteubenriLle Gazette.
Maple molasses is sold for 81 per gal
lon at Wellsburg.
The Pittsburgh Chronicle thinks steu-
benvillo sis notorious for the worst con-
ditioucd streets OF any Of the small towns
in Ohio. 1t Is all true enough, but we
don't like that word small as applied to
this city.-Gasette.
The WellsburG Herald speaks in high
praise Of the accommodations afforded by
the new hotel up there-the Hudson. 1t
also remarks that it might be mentioned
as u sort Of coincidence, that the old Vir-
GINA House, that occupied the ground
upon which the Hudson House stands,
until It's destruction in June 1878, was
put up by the father Of the present les
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WEEKLY.

BY mail, IN Gdpanotf pOIiaOs prtpd't'
One yeaI..............SS OOsI1 mOuths....-.'"N 20
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-02-21

GOSSIP 10 THE LADIES.
There Is hardly any local news worth
recording here to-day and / cannot crafty
your lady readers with any gossip about
the prevailing fashions for the simple
reason that since my arrival no ladies
could venture on the street unless e1-
tremely well ballasted, and otherwise
prepared to encounter the rude bufetinga
Of old Boreas. Hence about all the styles
to be seen are those cut in colored paper
and exhibited In the show windows Of the
Palais Royal, and Domestic Sewing
Machine Company.
The importation Of foreign goods espec
tally silks and the many little but costly
ornaments and trappingS Of the toilette
peculiar to the Partisan danes, has not
/ am told, diminished to any appreciablt
extent, Notwithstanding the dull times
and tSke this opportunity TO caution
the married gentlemen Of Wheeling TO b
careful about finding some pretext FOL
leaving their wives at home when they
intend making visit to this city. A
word to the wise is sufficient.
AsPiRrT OF PROGRESS.
1 cannot help admiring the energy o.
these restless New Workers. Already
there arc hundreds Of workmen engaged
in removing the debris from the scene o
the late FIRE on Broadway, and within an
other month or two some grand and I'm.
posing edifces will have been reared OIL
The now desolate looking ruins.
Your people evince something Of Thu
spirit as ] understand your Washington
Hall, destroyed last year, has alread!
been surrounded with o fence, and had
part Of its walls taken down.
/ was also informed that yous Commit
tee on Streets and Alleys had decided 4
pave the street in front Of tho Capito
building some time after the Centennial
Such enterprise will give your city dis
tinction, and / think q vote Of thank
should be rendered your progressive cit,
fathers, they deserve it.
OCCASIONAL.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-02-21

the cry Of @niggsr in the voodpils' as
often NJ Il does.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-02-21
NE4LED PROPOSALS.

L
CLERx's oTTIcE BOARD OF COMMISSIONER, \
WHEELING, February q, 1876.
Sealed Proposals will DO received ut this office for
the following work, until Saturday, March 4. 1876
and 10 close at 10 O'Clock a. N. Of said day:
River Road, matchmaking with limestone 600
cubic yards.
FaIrmont Pike, matchmaking with limestone
Wet Union { Roney's Point ro;fl, mlcldamir-
Ing with limestone 40 cubic yards.
Meeting House Hill road, inAcadamiEing with
limestone |, SEQ cubic yards
W., W. L. 4 Bethany Pike, from Clinton 10 Lib
erty, mLcadamiEipg with limestone ] 800 cubic
yards.
CreggHille, Clinton and Potomac, from Paden's
Bridge TO Clinton, matchmaking with Limestone
200 cubic yards.
CirecEsvilie, Clinton 4 Potomac, from Padcn's
Bridge 10 Clinton, 1000 cubic yards gradins.
Greggsvile, Clinton 4 Potomac, from Clinton TO
Gill's, 5000 cubic yards gradipg.
GreggsVille, Clinton a Potomac, from Clinton 70
Gllls, 50 cubic yards second class masonry.
POgue's Run Road, l6Ocubie yards second class
masonry.
Poguc's Run Road 900 cubic yards grading.
Fulton Bridge, $500 cubic yards grading
All matchmaking 10 be three Inch broken Etones,
measured In the string by National Road gauge,
and all earth or rock excavation by the cubic yard,
The quantities given are subject 10 incIeaSo or
dimlnuIiOn by tho Board Of Commissioner, and
work to commence as soon as tho weather ill adj
nit, the time Of completion and quSlIIy Of the
work can b. seen by the Specifications on etn this
Office. The Board reserves the right 10 rriect any
or all bids
fe2I CIIAS. II. DEITERS, Clerk.
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CLERKS oTrIcE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS,
- COUNTY or OHIO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-02-21
TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.
DEPARTURE on i
ARRIVAL oy Tran

steubenyille ACKNOWLEDGMENT SIS q. M;
departs 500 p. m. This train during the day passes
backward and forward between Martins ferry and
Bellalre, stopping when required ut Sherman House,
Ktnayiile, West Wheeling and Gravel Hill.