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FOREIGN lMpoRrATIoS5

FUHE|GN IMFOHTATIUN3
received At, Chicago, May 81, 1876 (Cu.toms}:
hurley & r'yreil, % pksa carthcnwarc; Lyon 4
11caly. 2 cases tnntcnl Instruments; L. c. Pardee,
catcs clgara; Kankltr 4 IInrgis, O cases cigars;
l.. schcidt, 1 easy musical Instruments; Field,
Letter & Co., III pkgs dry goods; q. j. Schmidt i
1Jso,. 10 cases basket ware; W. Watts. ~ cases
woolons. etc. Kceley & Kirwin, Or pipe gin.
Amount Of duties collected, Sill, 1903. ~.
, 1876-06-01

Special Dispatch 10 The 1ftbunA
En1E. Pa, 3ny 31.-Asriycd from Chicago,
props ThonlHs 4. Bcote. Gordon Campbell: schrs
Allegheny and Sherwood Departed for Chicago,
schr Allegheny.
, 1876-06-01

CLErxLAsn, May 3t'-Fettoeum unchanged; quiet:
standard. llo sst. lie, prime wto test lac; cur
lots.
PlrrtnuRn. May 31.-retroleum very dill; crude,
81 22Hia. Is at Parkcss; refined lt}GalsAc, phIa.
lephia delivery.
, 1876-06-01

Lospes, May 31.-.hmonnt Of bullion gone Into
tho Dnnk Of England on balance tn.asy, ga, 600.
Eonsols. nancY and account, 95 blI.
United States nonds-D5H, 104A; B7s. 1oNa};
1O.dns. 1o{ii: new he, 100; New York Central,
~; Erie, II. preferred, ~.
Pants, May 31,-1lensc.. l0if zoe.
FnASEroUT, Mny u. .--un!tod States bonds, new
ks 1Ui,t.
, 1876-06-01
nnY.GOOpa.

NHw Tore. Ma7 3i.-Trndc movement wns slow with
domestic commission houses and importers Cutton
goods wcEc quiet in rst hands, hut In fair rcoest by
rcailcrn nleached RrttnEa were steadily held. Fam
cy and shrttng prints wero Ia moderate icmAud Five
thousand pieces OF oscrcost!ngs and cloaknKa wur0
pefemptori!y sold At auction and brought low pr1ocs
, 1876-06-01
LIVE STOCK.

lGEll. AQI3 a.G10 !. lG1
CATTLE-1nt Rlsht change apparent In tho mar.
kct yesterday either In the character of the demand
IN sho cotae of prccs Tho fact that tho supply for
the rco sya VIA considerably less than thu aynraRs Of
the past few wrecks, taken In conjunction with the
slightly improved position OF Affairs At tho Enat,
Induced somewhat mora confident feeling
among sh1rrcrs nn fot good to eho1ee teeyes tic
e.. W. s .aty asIyn r. aaM ns astign nna cnmmon
dull. anA prices. without being matenlly lower. were
wonk, with downward lncIInNtfui. The range of Kacs
was g. 755H Thero ihrce transfers X liz III.
tcr fgqsr. oy head averaging 1,4!s md "a huah
aassGraxtng 41s ~ II sraIsi, Ms.swortn Hail. ard
Trading waa principally At 81. 4O+$i.15 for good
cnlee shpp1n. HtCtIs, md at $3 54 % for bntcerB
stun, stockcrA hnd TGtan4-
. QUOTATIONS.
Choice BeeYes-Fluet fht, wel.fofmCd1
year to year old atGcfB, weighing l, 800 10 ..
Good 1rcvcs-Wcll. .fattencd htcers uclgh.
tnG I.2Q1 70 80 Mo:................4 4.4Oa{, Os
Medium t;ra1es-Stccrsln In fair ncsh, weigh.
Ing .n3o 20 2sH 4.25n4. .85
conltnpn TO choice cows, for city slaughter, -..-.
weighing Btnto iu1 ns s............... ,. soo4 Is
STOCK cAtt!c-Cun1mon cattle, Weighing 300
1niefler0 md ho cows. hciisrs siaSs s' ~
but AAu gc2aWAE stcerE. 25Q13, 80
, 1876-06-01

HosroH, May 3,.-Thcre has been no movement OF
importance. F'ccccs were very little injured for,
The stock Of really drstrabc was quite reduced Ohio
and pcnnsy!yanla Heeccs and Xx, saGe4Yc; Ntscoa.
Elm md Michigan hGeces, 3+t35cI pulled ranRcs l51b
SOC; super and yasy ehnce Maine Eastern atpe. 4caa
t5c In co1nhtnE very little wns done. Now Kentucky
bus been received but holders NIT offering u pres.
cut.
, 1876-06-01
An Active Day Among the
Chicago Banks.
Counter Transactions Heavy. and
Exchange Flat.
The Produce Markets Irregular,
but Firrner.
Provisions Stronger, Wheat Lower,
Corn and Oats Gteadier.
The Barley Corner Yesterday Elk.
plred by Limitation.
FINANCIAL.


There VA. great deal Of clerical work 10 do at
tho banks Ia consequence Of the holiday Of the day
BEFORE The counter transactions were n,nch larger.
and the volume OF business was increased In every
direction.
The fluctuations on tho Board Of Trade were
shown in the large deposits OF margins
Considerable embarrassment wns causch some OF
Che Board OF Trade operators by the closing Tnes.
day OF the banks in which they kept their de-
counte Most Of the hanks kept open for the
accommodation ot tho margin business OF
thclt customers Int others were Ahnt all d1y.
Serious losses wetc occasioncd In none eascs
by the inability Of operators to meet calls for mar
gins. and these arc rumorT 0f suits for damages,
This trouble could be avoided in the fHturc 81 tho
Legislature would mike s3acoFnt!on Dny, and Wash.
ington's birthday as we'll, legal holidays
The supply Of paper vns not >nrGc. Thero wns
only fair demand from the regular customers Of
the banks, and tho demands OF outsi,lc borrowers
were entirely Inadequate 10 nlR0tb The large l01na
bic surplus In tho han's Of tho banks.
Rates Of disconnt wcro SOLO rcr cent to rreunr
customers. Concessions are malc to good outside
borrowers.
On tho street. dullness prevails, Good nceota.
bic paper is In active demand Rates sass 61s per
cent.
New York exchange wns fnt and aod between
banks at 50Gl71c per 81, 600 discount.
The orders from the country were mainly from
the wheat district, ami wcro large.
The clcar1ngs were 81. 200 o0o
nANK.SoTE CIRCULATION IN GREAT BrITA1N.
The Bankers Xapa.iue furnishes tho returns Of
the circulation Of tia private and hanks
In England md Wales for The four weeks ended The
11th Of April. These returns, combined with the
circulation OF the Scotch and Irish banka for the
Ramc pertod unA tho aycmgo circulation Of the
1;huk OF England for tho four weeks ended the 18th
~ Ar-31 ftho n.,r,,t ,,n,o y,-nIub,a 1y .h,t. m,
tnrns, will give the following results OF the circn-
lAton Of mites III thr United Kingdom when con,-
pared With Tue previous muuth:
4syn Is. Karrh u. Jnrrfa~.
I inHS q % nn Afs,'sSa .n ~
loint stock DanEa... I.5at.a8i > 2aN. III III IN
ro,,, In pr,,r, s77 WI "a t-N ~. 07s ,,s, n,
scatiand:.. :.."........ ;.ail..o. 5.Ssl.HO ILL., ~
ne'aha''.'.''''''''. 7.soa, ~ 7,oi,oE M.a9
United Ktnglon. El6, COS 235 En- uls o7O 81, tY0 VT
And az eoaapArcd with ttn month cn,line the 18th
Of April, 1H75 the aboro returns show increase
Of E2,: ITO in the circulation Ut no.cs In England.
and I'm increase ot IL, IL. 7!5i In tho circulation
Of the unltei Kingdom, On comraslug tho above
with the xed i*sucs u the several banks. the fol-
lowing In the etnsa OF The circulation:
Tne Engllsl! private banks arc below their =.
Thn Englth iolnt-stork hanks nru below
tneA mac" "' Ml,H.s'
, 1876-06-01

The extent Of ihe ays auppy, the arrivals y slightly
exceeding thoss OF f@cway., conssanrntly thcrr ra.
the forrnuon far alrancct Iel5c Ut the decline
q GIG day heforr Taa rcxatned p[esa morinR Up 70
Q 3ofor no,E y, ei9'ea heavy fGw extra philadel.
Kyen aloyc. ConEer l}ros. eelfinY O9 head at So 40
Tho Krrat hulk Df the hugs changed 0wIers $ftktt
u. ~ lnc7enkeh rGCrtpts predicted tor to-day and
lower pttccY looked for ly fllany
, 1876-06-01
Withdrawn frou store on Tncedny. for city con-
sumption: l,0iD bu wheat, 73D bu corn, !, ,07u bu

Withdrawn frou, store on Tncsday. for city con-
sumption: l,0io bu wheat 73D bu corn, !, o7o bu
onts,
The following grain was inspected into store In
thia city yesterday morning: l car No. winter
wheat, car rejected do,7 cars No. / NV. wheat,
GH cars No do, cars No. spring. 4S CATS No.
g d. re cars No. slo, Fl cnrs rejected do {21s
whratl; 20 cars and II, roo bu high ,nfxcA corn,
200 cars M. 2 do, !. cars new mixed do, 70 cars
and 1a,G00 BIZ rejected do. 4 ears 10 Erale Oil
cosn) ~ easa white oRta, II cars No. 2 10, cars
rejected do t75 oat4); III cars No. 9 rye, 4 cars
rejected do, car grade; 81 cars No. :, barley
chr. M. 10, car rcjcc1e. d. Total 1870 cars),
3g2., ono bI. Inspected out: NJ, GIG hu wteat,
1ha, G2a bn corn IL, OUT In oata, i. COS hn rye.
The number Of cars OF wheat Inspected for the
ycar, fr,,m Sept. L, 1875. to Mny l. 1916, and for
the corresponding time in 1S74'5 wcro follows:
1870. lB74.'5.
Eo i...".....'................. :4n a7Ss
~ d.. IlN
l,1lh
Unnetcdhhl1ble e,,....,..-......,.....
I0tHt +I3, a., ,00J
, 1876-06-01

Long and 1Ilort clcnrs Il o3c cash and DHc Keller
July, boxed; aweet picked lathA ll@l!tc tur auin.
1ner md II 4A15c fur winter: Cu1nhrFhtldG. Df{C
Cash Or ssller J,nr. ionE.cut hams, il@liHc,
boxed; bacon hams, lhs1ac.
f;TkHsf-WAa qu!et n Jt.,4fc. . - -
UEEF FHODuCTS-WercE steady and quiet 1T Sl0.s1
4 iI,n for mrss. <lI,75Al2 ~ fur extra mesa, alu
$?I.tLEt u. IA fur hams.
3uiioic-WaI guotrd at sffas&o for city, and 7lac
for country ott according u condition. saln was
made Of 2JQ brlG city at tkC.
, 1876-06-01
MARQUETTE.
Special Ngpafch 10 Tas Tribune,

MAnauE7rk. Mlch., May sl>-Arriyed, prop Z.
Hale and con'ost Cleared, props Nabant Cor.
morant, s. u. Tattls; sehts Charles Wall, Wells,
Burt, Gcorgo $. Ely Tho prop Peerless waa dc.
1aycd at this port twenty hours on account Of
issi:hs: shy @ sft r.. at tx F. m fof Grand lsands
200 In al!. Wind south, with rain.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-11

PRESBYTERIAN RErREsESrATIoN.-It
is now pretty certain that the project for
Synodical instead OF Presbyterian repre-
sentation in the Northern Presbyterian
General Assembly is defeated. The vote
OF the Presbyteries at present is as fol-
lows: For-Palmyra, Rochester, Che
West Jersey, Long Island, Binghamton,
Monmouth, Elizabeth, Redstone, Niaga-
ra, Cleveland, Dakota, Logansport, Utah,
Philadelphia = IS. Against = Lyons,
Muncie, Pittsburgh, 81. ClairSville,
Schuyler, Marion, West Virginia, Potosi,
Genesee Valley, Oregon, New York, ALE:
gheny, Steubenville, Philadelphia Central
Ia. 1t is thought another project 10
reduce the size OF the General Assembly,
which at present numbers over tiv ehnn.
bred members, will be sent down TO the
Presbyteries for ratification by the next
Assembly,
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ELM GROVE Town HALL ASSOCIATION.
The Secretary OF State has issued GER
tiiicate Of incorporation to corporation
by the name OF the elm Grove Town
Hall Association, "for the purpose Of pur:
chasing certain lands near, the town OF
Elm Grove in the county Of Ohio, and
erecting thereon suitable buildings to be
used as town or public halls. The corpor-
alton will keep It's principal office or
place OF business at Elm Grove, and is TO
expire on the 18th Of March, 1896. The
sum Of S4OO has been subscribed to the
capital, of which $40 is paid in, with the
privilege OF increasing the capital to Slo,-
900 in all. The capital is divided into
shares Of $25 each, which are held as fol-
lows: Barnard Shanley,of Elm Grove, 2
shares; W. II. Waddle, Of Elm Grove, 2
shares; Taylor Forman, Of Triadelphia,
9 shares; VIM. A. Cracraft, Elm Grove, 2
shares; Z. E. Post, Elm Grove,l sharei E.
". Atkinson, Of Ohio county, . shares;
Charles Deiters and G. W. Kennedy, Of
Wheeling, 9 shares each, E. G. Cracratt,
OF Wheeling, share.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-11

The river was falling last evening, with
IL feet Q inches in the channel.
The Express departed for ParkcrSburg
ut noon.
The steamer Star OF the West took LOG
passengers down 10 Benwood on her first
trip Sunday afternoon. They went down
to look at the ruins Of the Benwosd Mill.
The Andes arrived. from Cincinnati at
l ?; NJ, and will return this afternoon.
The Mallie Ragon will leave for Pitts
burgh at o'clock this morning.
The Courier will be the regular Par
kersburg packet to-day.
The steamer Science Is lying at the
lower end Of the wharf. She will be
painted and cleaned up shortly.
The local packets are all running on
The Iron Valley Is lying below The
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bridre on the Island shore, and isreceiy'
ing coat Of paint.
lBy Telegraph

bridge on the Island shote, ari" 20 4s
ing coat Of paint.
lBy Telegraph
PrrrsnuRsH, April 10.-The river y
falling, with S'feet l inch in the channel f.i
Weather clear and cool: ArrIyedv NAL.
lie RaCon from Wheeling; Salt nalley
from IPonton; Carrie Brooks from zaneS'
vile Departed-salt Valley for lrontoni'
EyASsvIL1E, April 1O.-Wsather chlel-
he south. River % no feet and falling
Up-Arlipgton, Manhielle, LILY, doe DOE
W. Means, Geo. Roberts, Grey Eagle, hSa
Cloud, Bowling Green. Down-s9nqIy
No. g Susie Silver, Pat Cleburne, j. "
Parker, Dick johnson, generally win
good trips. Business brisk. -.
MEMPHIS, April lO,-River stationary
Mt 81 feet Ii inches. Cloudy; mercury "a.
Attributable Of Texas, Arkansas XIV
or. Baum, Cincinnati. Illinois, Vicksburg'
Departed-Ella Madison, Iron Mountain
Tale, Church and Belle OF Shreveport,
New Orleans; Dean, Cherokee and Ash
land, Cincinnati; Colorado, Nicksbnrg;
Belle Memphis, St. Louis. ,u.
NASHVILLE, April 10.-River falling
with Z feet on the shoals. Arrived-sl'
yerthorn, Evansville; Bermuda, Cairo;
B. G. Wood, Point Isabel: Departed
Silvcrthorn, Evansville; Bermuda anu
A. J. Davis, Cairo.
New ORLEANS, April 1O.-Arrlved-
Oakland and tow, Pittsburgh; Alice, st.
T,ouis. No departures. Weather cloudy
and pleasant q
CINCINNATI, April 1O.-River % feet 2
inches; reCeding tonight. Partly cloudy
and warm. ArFived-Hudson, Wheeling
Millar, Memphis; Golden Rule, New Or
leans. -, ~,
ed-St. Francis, Belle Of the Coast, Taras-
can, Henderson, Glasgow, Cincinnati;
Fearless, St. Louis; Eureka, Kentucky
river. 80
parted-Eddyville, Nashville. River "a
feet Q inches and falling; weather clear.
ST.. LOUIS, April lO.-Arrived-Dol-
phin, from The Upper Mississippi; City
Of Helena, from Vfcksburg: Departed
Clinton, for Keokuk; Ironsides, for Pitts
burgh. River stationary. Weather par
TALLY cloudy and warm.
Little Rock, ARK, April S.-James
Mcguire, bartender on the steamer Pine
Bluff, fell overload on Sunday near Cad:
ron and drowned. Weather, clear and
pleasant; river, falling at 10 feet . inches.
Arriyed-Ella Hughes and Pine Bluff,
from above; Legal Tender, from Mem
phis.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-11

A SHOW CONE TO GRIEF.-A mishap
to a great show company occurred in
East Wheeling last Saturday. A min.
strel troupe Of small boys, who had pre-.
viously given several entertainments, one
exhibition alone netting them two cents
each, had been for the last four weeks
sparing no pains or expense to give, US
one Of their pasteboard programmes ex.
pressed il, zone of the grandest exhibit
lions Of the age" in the cellar Of GER
tain house on 10th street. II appears
that the lady of the House allowed
them to go ahead and make all the ar.
rangemens necessary TO carry ont their
programme; and in the afternoon, Just as
they were about to give the show, the
woman issued n peremptory order to close
the doors Of the Opera House, and for the
company to git-and they got. We un-
derstand that the company propose. TO
bring action against the proprietress Of the
Opera House for damages.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-11

CRY PERsosA1s.-Amons the pas,en-
gers on theAndes yesterday were Mrs.
John Murine, Misses Addie and Aggte
Murine and Miss Jennie Coen. Miss
Addie has been spending q few months
in the West, and the remainder oil the
party went 10 Cincinnati TO meet her up
on her homeward trip.
Mr.. John Berger, who has been in the
South for some weeks past, yesterday re.
turned home on the steamer Andes.
Judge Camden, Of Clarksburg, isat the
Hon. II. s. White, Of Bolton, was in the
city yesterday. He ha- just arrived from
Philadelphis, where he Is putting up the
West Virginia Centennial buildings.
Major Ran StaInaker, OF Auditor Ben
nett's clerical force, was out yesterday tor
The first time since his recent severe Ill.
ness. Ran looks much the worse for his
two weeks tussIe with fever.
Adam He'll, for'the past fifteen years in
the employ OF Maj. G. W. Franzheim, and
well known to the majority Of our Ger.
man readers, died yesterday morning Of
lung disease. Mr.. He'll was q member
Of the German Benevolent Society, and
OF thest. Alphonsus Society.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-11

AN EFFORT TO BREAK UP THE HABIT
OF LoAFISG ON THE STREET.-The follow
ing petition is receiving many natures
among our business men and citizens
generally:
40 he Honorable Mayor and Council Of
The CITY Of Wheeling = The undersigned
citizens Of Wheeling, in order to enable
the officers OF the city to break up the
habit OF loafing on the streets and cor
ners, respectfully petition your honora-
BILE body to amend and re.enact section !
Of chapter "a Of the ordinances q said
city, 40 as TO read rs follows: 1t shall
be unlawful for any person or persons ex-
cept at public meeting Of citizens, to
stand on any OF the sidewalks, street cor
ners, streets, alleys, or mouths Of alleys,
and there conduct himself in n manner
annoying to persons passing by, or occu-
pants, or residents Of the adjoining build.
ings."
The ordinance at present reads at shall
be unlawful for four or more" etc. About
forty OF the principal firms Of the city
have already signed the paper, which
will be presented to Council tonight.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-11

STEADY Work AT Coon PAy.-Actiye,
energetic agents are daily making far
more by "Our Western Border than by
anything else. 1t is the only book now
running very fast over the country
especially in the old Border sIates-and
this in spite Of The hard fimes, because 1t is
honest and attractive that Il sells itsey.
1t is, by all odds, the cheapest, fullest
and most popular work on Border Life,
Struggle and Adventure erer yet published.
1t Is absolutely crOrded with the stirring
incidents connected with the Life and
Heroes OF the Old Virginia Border.
A good, steady agent wanted in every
township or neighborhood. Write quick
for terms and outfit to W. g. Hobbs, 1897
McColloch street, Wheeling. d&w
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BEIIA1RE LocA1s.-It Is estimated
that nearly four thousand passengers
crossed on the ferry boat running between
here and Benwood, Sunday. As many,
and perhaps more, we're ferrled over at
Benson's ferry, and the street cars were
so crowded throughout the entire day
that even the customary "room for one
more" was missing. Surely, with this
showing, the Wheeling company can AZ
ford TO complete the connections with the
ferry, and so with the cars on this side,
for although this was Of course an excep'
tional instance, the travel could be made
nearly as great all the time by making
closer connections.
Gen. Cowen will probably be accOmpa-
MED upon his return to this city from
Washington by Mrs. Cowen, and her
brother, Rev. James Thoburn, mission.
AIRY Of the NJ. E. Church in India, who 10
expected 10 arrive in New York this
week. he will spend the Centennial year
in this country, which he has not visited
for ten years before.
The public schools OF the city resumed
operations yesterday after vacation oil
one week.
The Ladies' Missionary Society Of the
NJ. L. Church will give q "pOund party
at the residence OF Mr.. James Wilson this
evening, to which any one is invited
that can produce pound package rs ad-
mitance fee at the door.
When some one breaks limb over
that broken culvert ut the corner Of Bel
mont and Thirty.ffth streets perhaps the
city will have itrepaircd.
WSgner and Diehl, the roughs who in
dulged in the fight Saturday. were each
fined s. 90 and costs by Mayor Strahl.
The hou4e Of Mr.. W. s. Myers, just
south Of town, was burglarized Saturday
in the absence OF the family, and robbed
Of some $50 worth OF goods and clothing
One Charles Williams, who disappeared
about that time, has been suspected o.
the crime, and search is being made FOL
him.
James c. Arrich, ESD, Of St. Clairsville
was in the city yesterday.
The new members Of Council elected
last week will be sworn in this evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-11

Cay OF MuRDER.-There were loud
cries OF murder and police about twelve
o'clock last night on The corner OF Main
and 14th streets, which brought several
officers and citizens to the spot. James
sadler had been knocked down, at least
his back bore evidence OF rude contact
with the dusty streets. james said that
four men were attempting TO rob some
one and he interiered when he was
in turn attacked. James was loud and
emphatically profanc in his statements.
There is no doubt that lie was knocked
down, and it is possible that the parties
who thus maltreated James were engaged
in some unlawful deviltry, but it is equal
ly possible that the robbery business may
have been the fgment Of IN intoxicated
brain-for James was drunk.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-11

Our EXHIBITION BuILDINds.-Hon. II.
S. White, who is erecting the West Vir.
ginia Centennial buildings, has just re.
turned from Philadelphia. He reports
the Exhibition building completed, aud
the main building up and ready for a
roof. Mr.. White says that the West
Virginia buildings attract good deal OF
attention; so much, indeed, that it was
necessary TO have a guard about the
building to keep back the crowd and
allow the men to work.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-11

TURNER'S ELEcrroN.-The Wheeling
Turner Association has elected the fol.
lowing officers for the next year: First
Speaker, Jacob Straub; Second Speaker,
Jacob Nunge; First officer Tor Gymnas.
tics, Adolph Braun; Second officer for
Gymnastics, II. noefcr; Secretary, Carl
Hirsch; Treasurer, William Mugge; Su-
perintcndent Of Apparatus, Joe. Evel;
Assessors, A. Rolf, CA. Schaefer; Hall
Committee, A. Rolf, A. Braun and c.
Brandtfass.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-11

A FACT WORTH KNow1So.-Arc you
suffering with Consumption, Coughs, Sc
we're Colds settled on the breast, or any
disease Of the Throat and Lungs? II so,
so to Logan, List & Co.'s and get bottle
Of BoscHEE's GERMAN SYRUP. This
medicine has lately been introduced
from Germany, and ia selling on its own
merits. The people are going wild over
it, success, and druggists all over our
country are writing Us Of It's wonderful
cures among their customers. II you
wish to try its superior virtue, get n
Sample Bottle for 10 cents. Large size
bottle 70 cents. Three doses will relieve
any case. Try 1t. eod&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-11

ACCIDENT AT THE ETNA Million
Saturday afternoon Benjamin Sheldon, a
boiler at the Etna Mill and helper
whose name we did not learn, were
slightly injured by the explosion OF a ball
OF hot iron which they were taking ont OF
the furnace, The fragments Of hot iron
set flee to the mill in several places, but
the flames were speedily extinguishcd,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-11
New goods and carpets at
J. W. FERREL's.

HELxBoLp's BucHu Is still in the re-
NTH Of It's popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence Of DR.. Helmbold, the cele.
bl.ated medicine is still manufactured al
the laboratory at Philadelphia, and is
sold by all respectable druggists. 1t is
warranted for all diseases OF the kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware OF counter
teits. Genuine has proprietor's private
stamp. John F. Henry, New York, Sole
Agent. d&w