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DEACON WEST,
Ills srArEMENr AND FHo rEaf ~ Tia ApYi6otf
COEnCtI.

Ills BTArEMENr AND rno rEaf ~ TuA ApYi6off
COEaCtL.
DEAR DREruRkH: The undersigned IL Enem-
hes, aud MAS formerly an officer, Of tho FlYm-
outh Church, aud 10 dos.rea respectfully to lay
bofore you tho following ststen,cns aud protest
In tho d4st senteaca OF tho fBttcr ulssfye by
which you aro oonyoued, tho plymouth Church
says that "it finds ts good name called Ia quos-
tloa on aocount OF tho principles and rulea
adoptod many ysars ago for tho regulation OF its
internal affairs" Ihs unds1sgnei calls ntteu-
uoa to tho fact that no "prlucipe or snia adopt.
e,l u,suy ycass ago" las boon called In question
by ally axggleyoi nl.mbes Of tho church that the
neighborlug churclos, who called ths Council
Of lo7i, did not do It, and that there hes beou
40 l1sc.lsslon In this community ou any eucn
subject sineo tho moeinK OF that Council.
Tue sole cause Of disturbance In Plymouth
Church has been ita extraordinary procedure,
by which Mt. Titon formerly, aud Mira. Mouiton
more reccntly. have bean dropped from member
snip, without oensuse II Absoutsss, nn4 thoir
grave charges axainHt the :aorAl character OF tho
pastor have boon i9uorsd. rhs good name of
tAs Plymouth Church hss boon called in Dues.
tion for only ons reason,-ita REFUSAL unias tho
guidance Of Alr. bseohar aud Ills &lvieoxs, 10
submit tbs eaargos AgAinst ~ pastor 10 N ia-
,xsatt1attaa hsfots N ,aapsFtiA t1sbanaA .4bs{s
" ~F L.
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Loaded In car, II toas 70 ear. o.bo per freight
b 01dosgo shout S2l.eo car. Address L. d. r., 3A
Bts4 NAAiznx-e4
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THE COUNCIL.
8TQNA5 AND DUDtN1ToH,

DN+
Nrw yanx, Foh. 18.-AYor ral;rion, or orc;sos
.,,1a s....s ~ ~ .,'.,.s- 49,, 1.
tnls tnosAinS ~ '1o tAus'soss conuc"' oeacoh
capon, OF bobton' introduced preamble and
tfou 9 Of tho letter uIsstye asked them to do
c,da whot,,er t1oro voro nnv rcasons vbv p1vmz
o,,, f,,,,ro,, ~ snrtn,.a1 ,.a 49,. - ~. :,.a
.uu.ou nea ise 'sa'1' " S1o eon'
Nsaored, That this Council respectfully roquoat ths
Rev Richard u. storrs D. D., and tho Rev. William
Msa va nuas.on' ~ - nppe's 1'lote II Ano s'a'o
saon ~. fs-eou. u wy 'ass9 ~ my
gatoa could conacisuttously vote OF tho question
without first having heard tho statements of thu
othcr sLde. 1Ie eame To tbo Counctt win !. i,a.
torntnat,on IN m n t,,o hot,nn, ~ nj. ti,tn,
400 .ha DID not Know no" they could go home
Without having done 3d. do Was aa dcsirous Of
getting home u anybody. but because Plymouth
Church haa afyerat3 ~ rnrcI, h.couac ita ,pu+,r
lad a,,frcrod, hec.nne s,oarm,n hod a,sy0rod
uAa sonoto'' oeeauae eneasnan naa sunetcu,
hna bocanso othora had suffered, he thought
they nhould stay and investigate tho matter.
BowEs'e LETTER,
Thu dIacuesion of ttia reso1,t}on uas ;,tor.
,n.o, hg 1srot hho,+ sIn sna;rsa sat J.. .n'1 ,sha
tub4oa oy tFot' e. ooolt, WHO oos'foa 70 make
the report Of the Businoss Comntttoo on Bowen'a
}ettcr, received last evening. IIe read the cont
munication mud sad ''Tho Committee Ut
sny furthor sthtomant in roeard In thn euhinet. II
Moderator Bacon Interrupted tho nroceodiugs
to eefor 10 tho Business COMMITTEES the commii-
nioation received from Prot. Bmyth, Of Audoyor,
Deacon Capon'a resolution mas laid on tbs
tahlo, 10 that tic discussion Of lis Bowen mat
tnrr might br reaumed 11"'
Hr. Shoarmau made 9kAteuept In rorard To
the communication, xalo.rtpx 10 tho words
adultery, perjury, aud hynocriey," sud said
that tho Couimtttee damsnded that Dowon an
pcnr before tho Council.
Tle resolution that Do Bcn be 1uyitad To lav
hta reasons before tho Council 1t onco vas
sought to ba arnoudcd 10 resd, utbnt Uowen ha
tnyitod to appear before tho Council 10 racon.
clio tho difference botroon bis atatomonta."
4 long discussion occurred upon tho pro-
prioty OF tho Council summou1ue Bowen At ajl.
An attompt waa made to lay tho whole anb-
toct on tho tabla, but It fsl!oi. and fnnly waa
disposed OF bY tho adoption OF rosoiutio11 that
he be invited to eppnar boforo tina Oonncjl Al
halt-pest o'clook ifia oynnin0.
LErrxn r1,oa, m. Hronps.
Aftor = etasomnnt Nv Mr. Winalnw that III.
Roy, pr. Btorrs had wfitten ronueot to snpear
before tho Ipyeaticatina Cnmm.ttea. a lottcr was
read from Ur. Htofrs. statiur thrt hs ,,cver +, ii
apy knovjedne rorsr1,3nr, thn nnttcr'
fhn dIscunaInn NJ nn,cnu cennn,. r,ooIrton
was resumed, aud, aftor numofous sposcnos aud
fnsluro to lsy It on tha tabis It ras rdTnTroi to
the CommittSe on tho SiIth Cuest1on. who
promptly re.irod Ia onnsidcr tt,a mettcr'
ii. Ri, Htorrs gnfI II" thoueht the oneatjon
nnt hy Mr. I;cs,ondor ~ .i,nn,a ~
aWerod. 'o''e'' "''S'' ~ ''''
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BAN FnAaclsco, Feb. ia dispatch fsosa
Tucson ropotta battle Jan. II between souora
seyolusionista and Stato troops usAe A!amos.
The latter nero zoutsd, Pursuit resulted Ia
second aghs. Hosh sides were reinforced. and sn-s
other Aayolutionist victory resulted. Tho !attas4
hays eoqe4us{ataa eoqe 100 as1fify Resl QtziaaEi
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cd the world ~ Witnesses.
noWEH,
DR.. Wntcott's resolution that 1foury G. Dowon
be invited to communicate tu tllH Council any
oyiteuca Ia nght hnvo In regard 10 tho ques-
tiou before 1t. was adopted.
4 resolution Waa adopted providing that ali
future questions put to pcraonH on tho platform
bs given through tho Moderator.
Il, ". Raymond stated Tint further inveat,ga.
ton was uot required by any HAL, woman, or
Child iu plymouth Church.
NprHsN12 TO SAY.
Dr. Bacon. on behalf Of tho Committee to n-
yite Drs. Storrs anl tsudiuytou, ruportpi thas
tlIaY lad soon aHA been received kindly by beth
gentlemen, aud that both Of tncn had Ha,d they
lad nothing to communicate to tile Council.
The report WAS adopted, at'd the Council ad-
journod.
BOWEN ArrEANa.
The crowd that attended tho evening sesAioa
Waa DO intneta0 that 1t waA found ueccsaAry to
cloHa the do0ra about 7uclork 70 prevent any
mora entering. Il is estimated that tl.ers wsrs
Gov. Dlugfey salu that tho hour having arrival
at which Henry e. Dowon was asked 70 appoar,
they would proc1cd Ut onco with h,a e1arliua-
ton.
OF the Iulepeatte,a, hal come in rgs.
yioualy. and sealed himself near tho platform.
which ho uoW aAoendcd. Ur. BACON propouulei
tho questions. ~ well ~ the Chairman Of tho
six committcod. a. hA1 bean provided in tho
resolution adopted as tho afternoon session.
said tho first question ho wos1a aak mas. "WAo
t'ld you TINT you were not wsutal by tho Com
.nitteef' Nowen replied tAat l!e did not rc-
mamb9F any special coaYorsatloa oil tho sub
ject. or being present with auy one Of tho mem
bess. lie would ask II what he said In his CON-
municaton Of last oyonlng had bean denied by
anybody.
br. Hasop saia his oommuntoa ton was dsp.A
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TUE ATTENTION OF
LIFE INSURANCE AGENTS,

Bociozg eud Broksrs Ia called to tho fact that they
can place INSURANCE 1n tho Homo lfc Insurance Com
pauy Of New York for less money thBn ut any other
Igsnoy Ia ths e1sy and make money by doing
NJ. We mean business, sud wo.ild Ike az interview
With any en8aged In placing insurance It office,
Room { Methodist Church plock. 4, II. KELLOGG,
Superintendent OF Agencies,
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Alton, St Louis; shlnkle, Memphis
Chester, Memphis. River 40 feet 8 inches,
Using, Clear and pleasant.
CISc1SNATI, April 4.-River 80 feet 0
inches and falling; weather fair and pleas
ant Arrived-John L. Rhoads, Pitts
bnreh: Glasgow, Evansville Susie Silver,
Nav Orleans. Departed - Hudson,
Wheeling, John L. Rhoads, St. Louis.
LoUisyILLE, April 4.-Wea!her calm,
and clear. Departed-susie Silver
Ns s., LOUIS, April 4.-A :,
Roy, from Keokuk; Grand Tower, from
Memphis Polar Star, from the Tennessee
river: Arlington, from Pittsburgh; Kate Kate
Kinney, from New Orleans Capital Sity,
from Virksburg. Departed seudder
and Toile, for New Orleans; Rob Roy,
for Keokuk; Savannah, for 81. paal;
Colorado, for Dubuque; City Of HlcE ,,
burg, forVicksburg; Dubuque, Tor Reed ns
Landing; Duriee, for Fort Benton, River
risen 2 inches. Weather clear and pleas
ant
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THE AMERICAN PEoPLE.-No people IN
the world suffer as much with dyspepsia
as Americans-and although years Of ex
perience in medicine have failed to &c
complish certain and sure remedy until
Green's August Flower was introduced
for this disease and its effects; yetso we'll
has this remedy succeeded in every case
to effect cure, that there is not drug
gist in the United States but recommends
the August Flower in all cases Of dyspep-
sia and Liver Complaint, Costivcness,
Sour Stomach, Sick Headache, and all
arrangements OF the Stomach and Liver.
Go to your Druggists, Logan, List & Co.,
and get sample bottle for 10 cents and
try Il. Two doses will relieve any case.
Regular size rs cents. eod&w.
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PHILADELPHIA, April 4.-Petroleum-
Steady; refined l4ssc; crude ll9Sc. Clover
Sccd-Quiet at 15al7JEi timothy and fax.
seed unchanged. Flour Dull and un'
changed. Wheat Steady; Pennsylvania
red 81 80; amber 81 5lal 81; sprouted ives
tern csc. Rye-Slas2c. CUrn-Active; vel.
low Gle; sail CS1saG4c; steam Gle. Oats
Held firmcr; white 47a50c; mixed 4Sc. But:
tcr-Demand fair; New York and Bradford
county extra 4Oa49c; tirsts 29aS7c; western
extras S5aSsc; firsts 2SaS2ci rolls western
extra S0a34c; firsts 23a:sc. Cheese-Choicc
firm; NewYork fancy lac; prime l2Nal4Hc:
western fine 12IEalSc. Eggs-Very quiet;
PENNSYLVANIA, New Jersey and Delaware
fresh iGc; western do l5alGc. Wool-Dull
and prices nominally unchanged; supply
light for the season. Whisky-Held at
81 II
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YOUTHFUL BuRGLARs.-A fourteen
year.old boy named Frank McAdams
was before Justice o'Keefe last evening
upon charge OF breaking into the house
ofMrs. Gillespy, an 18th street, Centre
Wheeling, and fiiling trunk. Two 9th
er boys, still youngter, assisted in the
burglary. One Of these was son Of Mrs.
Gillespy, about nine years old, and the
other little fellow named Britt Davis.
On the 10th Of March the little rogues
broke into Mrs. Gillespy's house and
forced open a trunk, from which they
took chain, bracelets, and several other
articles. The jewelry was sold by young
Gillespy, but has been recovered. On &c.
count OF the extreme youth OF Gillespy
and Davis, no proceedings were instituted
against them. The Justice has taken the
case of McAdams under udyisement.
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MELISSA ROBINSON. = The Robinson
woman has not yet found bondsman, but
her friends are making strenuous efforts
to get her out Yesterday she sent word
to one OF the women Of her house "for
God sake" to go over and see certain
Martins Ferry man and beg Of him to go
her bail, as she was "heart sick" Of jail
life. The prisoner occupies cell with
Rebecca Blanchard, a colored woman who
is awaiting trial for stealing clothing.
The cell is quite large, and contains two
beds. Mrs. Robinson is allowed the priv
iIege OF the Jail hall in company with the
other female prisoners at certain hours Of
the day. Her confinement is telling upon
ner, and she has changed very much in
appearance since her incarceration. The
Circuit Court will meet on the 18th Of this
month, when her case will go before the
grand jury.
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Mr.. W. II. ROBINSON, of 1928 Main
street, has received the contract for fur
nishing the plate glass and mirrors for
the handsome Centennial show case built
for ]. II. Hobbs, Bruckunier & Co. The
size Of the glass and number Of lights are
as follows: Seven lights French plate
plass, 3lx94 inches; seven 24x3i3 inches
thirty.fve 9xS49 inches; twenty double
thick 2lx4S inches; thirty.iive looking
glasses, s.inch thick, 20x30 inches. The
bottom Of the show case will be covered
with pure silver paper, which will make
fine contrast with the beautiful show
case and the ware il will contain. Mr..
Robinson will deliver the glass in the
Centennial building ut Philadelphia. 1t
is thought that this case will be second to
none at the Great Exposition. The cost
OF the glass will be $500. Messrs. Hobbs,
Brockunier & Co. have saved somewhere
in the neighborhood Of $500 by contract.
ing with G. Mendel, Booth & Co. and
W. II. Robinson.
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New York.

New YORK, April 4.-Cotton-Dull at
l3%c. FlOur-In buyers favor; superhne,
western and State 81 25ai o. common to
good S. OOa5 80; good to choice S. 45a
3 rs; white wheat extra So S0a7 IS; extra
Ohio S. OOa7 70; St. Louis S. 40a9 90.
Wheat-Iittle more doing; No. . Chicago
spring anoat 81 %; No. . Milwaukee prime
81 20 afloat; No. 8 spring 81 l4Hi white
Michigan 81 90. Rye-Steady; Canada in
bond 9Oa92c. Barley and Malt-Firm. Corn
Better and rather quiet; new western
mixed and ungraded 6sISc; old western
mixed afloat Csc. Oats Unchanged. Hay
Firm. Hops-Heavy; eastern and ives.
tern l0a15c. COffee-Firm; cargoes l Calico.
Molasses-Firm; foreign unchanged. Rice
Quiet and unchanged. Whisky-Firm at
al 10
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CHICAGO, April 4.-Flour-Quiet and
un changed. Wheat Dull and weak; No.
Chicago spring 81 10; No. 9, 81 0l% cash;
81 O5K seller May; Sl05N seller June; No.
8, S9a9Oc; rejected 7Sc. Confirm; No.
2mixcd fresh 47Hc spot; 4GKc seller April;
4SJSc seller May; 4STc seller June. Barley
Steady at Coo; 591c seller May. Rye
Firm and unchanged. Pork-Steady and
unchanged ut $92 S5a22 40 spot; $22 SO IN
% IS seller April; $22 55a22 SIX seller
May. Lard-In fair demand at lower rates;
SIS 75al3 so spot; SIS 70alS IS seller April;
SIS s5alS SIX seller May; Sl4 90 seller
June. Bulk Meats-Quiet and unchanged.
Whisky-Quieta at 81 OF.
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WHEELING PEOPLE IN SOUTH CARROLL.
NA.-Mr. Ralph Ankle has received a
letter from Mr.. James Brown, whSis at
Columbia, South Carolina, containing
intelligence Of Wheeling people spending
the winter in that locality. Mr.. Brown
and Mr.. W. H. Irwin expect to leave
Columbia on the 9th inst. for Charleston,
South Carolina. About the 18th Mr..
Brown will go to Mt. Sterling, illinois,
and either spend the summer there or in
Minnesota. Mr.. Twins health has i'm.
proved, but Mr.. Brown as yet has
derived no benefit from the change Of
climate. Messrs.C. Oglebay and james
Paxton arrived at Columbia aday or two
ago,
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BALTIMORE, April A. Flour Quiet,
firm and unchanged. wheat-Quiet; No. /
western red 81 4Sal As; Pennsylvania red
81 Goal IS. Corn-Fairly active and frmer;
western mixed GSHc. oats--Quiet; west
ern mixed 40a4Sc. Rye-Nominally firm
at sOAS2c. Hay-Dull and unchanged.
Provisions-Quiet, steady and prices IN.
changed. Butter-Scarce and strong; west
ern extra 3Sa4Oc; firsts S5a37c. Petroleum
Quiet; crude SIZE; refined l4Hc. Coffee
Strong, quiet and unchanged Whisky
Dull ut 81 l2k.
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A New THiNo.-There is on exhiel-
tion in one Of the windows OF Nolan
Brothers drug store q specimen Oh ~ ~
rador whale 6lubber soap new article
in our market, 1t is not quite as IRA
grant as the otto Of roses, nor yet very
slightly mass, still i comes highly recon-;
mended as on iniallible exterminator Of
ants, reaches, bugs and yermin Of any de-
scription. On the islands Of the South
Pacific and Mediterranean seas, where
these pests abound to an almost insutiera-
bic extent, the inhabitants depend entire;
ly upon this article to relieve them Of
their annoyance. When made into a
suds and the places infected by them
washed with it, II is confidently asserted
they at once and forever disappear.
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BOARD OF PUBLIC WoRKs.-The Board
Of Public works was in session at the
State House about half an hour yesterday
afternoon, considering the returns OF the
railway companies in regard to the valu-
atoms OF their property. No business
was transacted, however, and the Board
adjourned to meet again at 8 o'clock this
affarnnnn
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Marine Intelligence.

QUEENSTOWN, April 4.--The steamer
Adriatic, from New York, has arrived.
NEw YoRK, April 4.-The steamships
The Queen and City Of New York, from
Liverpool, have arrived.
New York, April 1.-THE schooner
Helen ]. HolWay went ashore last night
eight miles east Of Fire Island. : The
captain and five men were drowned,
Only one Of the crew was saved.
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THE CouRr.-couETY couRT-Jad9'
coehraa.-The County Court met yester-
dad morning, pursuant to adjournment
In the case Of John Renlipger W. 9. @
Zeiser. certified by W. II. Caldwell, judg-
meSt for plaintiff for S47.
A nollie was entered In the case
of the State vs.. George Baker, indicted
for selling liquor on Sunday, the evil
dence NOT being sufficient.
The case Of Lawrence Glenn, plaintiff
and appellee, vs.. Thos. Tierney, defend,
ami and appellant, appealed from W. Il,
Caldwell, J. p, was tried to the following
Jury; Herman Renner, Peter Bonen'
berger, Michael Roth, c. Mabis, I. Rat
clifc, r, Pogue.
The case Of the State VS.. Thos. Howleyi
charged with selling liquor on Sunday,
was tried to the following jury: Isaac
Phillips, Theo. Molter, H. Dice, F. Eb'
bert, IT,, D. Maxwell, W. 7. English
james Emblem, ST., Reuben Wayt, John
Downs, ir., W. II. Exley, P. HUFF, s
Lewis.
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BOARD OF EQUALIzAT1oN.-The Board
Of Equalization met yesterday. morning
pursuant to adjournment, all the mem
bers being present. On motion OF MI
GoshOrn 1t was
Ordered, That the mileage due 10 each
member OF the Board be fixed as follows,
in accordance with the tables reported
by the Committee on Privileges and Elec'
tons at the last session Of the Senate:
Mr. Gehorn, E60 g
Mr. llclskell 462 70 q
Mr. Gallagher, u ~
And that the Clerk be directed TO certify
the same accordingly.
Ordered, That the orders heretofore en-
tered in regard to the increase and de.
crease made by the Board in regard TO
the counties therein named, and in regard
to the other counties Of the State, be GER
tilted to the Auditor Of the State. -
Ordered, That the Clerk OF this Board
be and he is hereby directed TO revise and
copy the statistical tables to accompany
the report OF this Board to the Governor.
On motion Of Mr.. Gallagher, the Board
adjourned sine die.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-05

CINCINNATI, April 4.-Cotton Dull at
13c. Flour-Fair demand. Wheat-Easier
ut 81 15a1 %. Corn-Lower at 37a4Sc. Oats
Steady and unchanged. RyG-Quiet, but
firm at 73a74c. Barley-Quiet ut soc. Pork
-S23 90. Lard-SteGdy and firm; steam OF
lSAc; kettle l4Nal41Ec. Bulk Meats
Dull; shoulders S5SaSHc; clear rib S11 90;
clear IKE. Bacon-Firm and unchanged.
Whisky-Quiet and unchanged.
HoGs-Stcady; common 10 good light
s. 25a7 40; fair 10 good heavy IS 45aS 90.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE. - The
following deeds in fee transferring real
estate were yesterday admitted to record
at the office Of the Clerk Of the County
Court:
Deed made April 8, 1873, by Edward
Carr and wife 10 Eliza A. Moore, for lot
No. so, fronting OF, the west side Of Chap.
line street, between eth and 18th streets;
consideration, two parcels Of land in Mar
shall county, one Of fifty and the other
fifteen acres.
Deed made August 81, 1874, by D.
Lamb and A. ]. Clark, special commits.
sioners to frederick Neidermeyer, for lot
No. 20 in Joseph Caldwell's addition to
Wheeling; $40.
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CRY PERsoSA1s.-Mr. Heiskell, Of the
Board Of Equalization, left for his home
in Romney, Hampshire county, yesterday
morning, and Mr.. Goshorn took passage
on the Andes for Charleston. Mr.. Mar
tin, Clerk of the Board, will remain in
the city for few days.
Bishop Kahn is expected home early
next week.
Gov. Jacob yesterday received from
the Governor Of Alabama copy Of reso-
lutions adopted by that State in relation
to the Centennial year, extending greet
ings OF fraternal good will to all Ameri-
can citizens.
Mr.. W. W. Martin, who has been lying
quite i'll at his residence on South Broad.
way, Island, for some time is we areglad
TO learn now convalescing.
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AN OLD MASON GoSE.-The death Of
Mr.. Richard Porter, which took place
yesterday morning at II o'clock at the
rcsidence OF S. A. Kepner, 90 10Th street.
takes from our midst one OF the oldest
Masons in the country. Mr.. Porter was
something over seventy.eight years old at
the time Of his death, and had belonged
to the Masonic fraternity for period Of
fity.seven years. His last illness was
very brief, his health being good until
within day or two Of his death. His
funeral will take place on Thursday
morning at 10 o'clock, and will be attend
eddy Wheeling Lodge No. Of MasonS,
Of which deceased was member.
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Nor EXPECTED TO Recoverable.
Flackus, who was injured by falling
through trap door last Friday, is still
lying in an unconscious condition. His
skull is badly fractured, and three OF
his ribs are broken. In falling he struck
the corner Of bench. DR.. Frissell is at
tending him, but thinks he cannot recov-
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DrsoRpERLY AT THE CoMIQUE.-Dun.
can Adolph was drunk and disorderly at
the Theatre Comique last night, and was
taken in charge OF by Constable Rose. He
was taken before Justice 0'Keefe and the
hearing continued until II o'clock this
morning. While in the Justices office
Adolph let out several ugly oaths, for
which he was fined So.
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GREENHOUSE PLASn. Mr.. John
Diehl, the Grant House grocer, expects
an installment Of fresh greenhouse plants
on Thursday from Geo. MacKellar, Of
Marietta. Mr.. Diehl will handle these
plants during the summer, and receive
fresh aSsortments daily. Those interest
ed should make a note OF this fact, and
call upon Mr.. Diehl, at his store under the
Grant House.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-05

Holly wEEk.-Next week being Holy
Week, it will be strictly observed by the
Catholics everywhere. Special services
will be held in the Catholic Churches on
Sunday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
and Saturday. The first day Of the week
is known as "Palm Sunday" when the
blessing Of the palms will take place.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-05

SALOON BURGLARIzED.-About o'clock
on Sunday morning last thief entered
the saloon Of Lawrence Heller, on Mar.
ket street just below 14th, by breaking a
window in the rear. He carried of
about 81 90 in niokels (all the money
there was In the drawer), and several
small bottles Of liquor. A gold watch
was in the drawer at the time and not dis
turGed, the thief probably overlooking Il
In his hurry.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-05

DISTURBING THE PEAcE.-John Grein.
er yesterday complained before Justice
Hammer that one Thomas Cuff, on the
I'd day Of April, "did contend with loud
and angry words to the disturbance Of
the peace, and with force broke open the
door OF the dwelling house Of the com.
plainant." Cuff has not been arrested.