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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-09
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FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE

THE CINCINNATI OUTLooK.-The falling
away of Blaine and the opposition to Senator
Couklins BY the friends of Bristow and reform
in this city look more AID more favorable to
Mr.. Washburue In the event of the railroad
Influences, that owned Blaine when he was
Speaker, as they owned Coltsx, and that have
been actively 10 his favor for the nomluation,
opposing Mr. Washhurne successfully, the
next choice will be Hayes who has no such
record as Washburne, not having opposed sub
sides We consider the railroad men as pow
erful 10 both conventions, and we can utd9r-
stand why they would under no circumstances
consent to the nomination OF a man who would
oppose all legislation in their interest.
IF the railroad Influences can defeat Wash
burne it will be gain TO Hayes. 1t the BriS
tow men and the retnrmers can defeat Conk
ling it will be gain tor Hayes. 1t looks DOW
as if the jobbers who oppose Washburne and
the saints who are afraid OF Conkllng might
unite aud give Us Hayes as the Great UGknowu.
That would be peculiar alliance but all is
fair 10 politics, especially if one wins.
Bristow would make good run but tor the
fact that plain people object to his tondness
for detectives. That is not high quality 10
President, whatever it may be ln a Secretary
OF the Treasury.
The canvass grows more interesting as the
hour for the Convention approaches. 1t Is
hard to see how Coukling can keep the pace,
which, we should Judge from these reform
movements, beglos 10 tell on him. All will de-
pend upon the sincerity Of his trlenos, the sup
port he receives from the administration, aud
whether the administration can control It's tol-
lowing.-N y Herald.
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4 MOTHER supply of DRIED SUGAR
II CORN received to-day by
my j. l.. u T.. MlLB U RS.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
~ Alexandria, Va, May 20.h, 1876.
TO Daniel w Griffith, plaintiff, AID knsey
Griffith, Daniel Mcleod Griffith, Henry Clay
Griffith, Charles Griffith and Morton Marye,
guardian I'D Item # Charles Griffith, al IN
i,nr dnfani,nfs
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~ BUSHELS PRIME PEACH BLOW
w POTATOES for sale low by
feb Is j. G.. & h. MILBURN
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> TlERCES SMALL HAMS and SUGAR.
= CURED BEEF just received by
VIZ u. " NJ RAMSAY
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LIME CUCUMBER PICK l. Els just received
IL ty GEO. McBURNEI u SON,
nv is I66 and lIU King street
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DAMSAY'S CORNER is the old and well
LIZ known CHEAP CORNER FOX bROuE-
hIcS my 81
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MOTHER SUPPLY OF SMALL HAMS
"A received this day (May 18th lo7Gl
my II }. y. u +. NlLBURN.
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,ONNISSIONER,S OFFICE.

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
~ Alexandria, Va, May 20.h, 1876.
TO Daniel w Griffith, plaintiff, AID kinsey
Griffith, Daniel Mcleod Griffith, Henry Clay
Griffith, Charles Griffith ana Morton Marye,
guardian I'D Item f Charles Griffith, an IN
FAINT, defendants.
You are hereby notified that have fixed upon
the 18th DAY OF JU NE, 1876, At 10 o'clock u.
M, as the tine; ana my ONCE, IN the fsirI"H
street wing Of the Market House, in the city OF
Alcxandai4 Va, as the plac" when and where
/ will proceed t. ascertain and report upon the
following matters, VIZ:
lst What estate Of kinsey Griffith, deceased.
there WAS III the death of his widow Mary Ann
Griffith, and whit there now Is Tor distribution;
"a. What rents and profits have been Collected
and by whom since the death OF Mary Ann Grit
fifth.
ID " no are the distributes Of said estate
and in what proportions, and whether or not
division in kind can be ma!c thereof.
Attn. When Edward and Grccnpury Grih.n
died, ut what ages they died, and whether te>tate
or intestatc.
9Th. Whit liens there are upon said estate, II
airy, ard what debts, il any, 1t may be Imbictor.
9Th. Any other pertinent matters which sly
party may require.
REQUIRED 10 be ascertainsd and reported upon
by the decree OF the Corporation Court for the
city aforesaid rendered OF the Sth d"y "' May.
1876 in suit in chancrry depending - snd
Court, in which you are parties, p!nIn:itis and
defendants, NJ which time and piace y,u are re-
quircd to attend.
Given under my hand, as Commissioner in
Charccry Of said Court, the day ard year hrsl
aforesaid. GEORG h A. VI iSh Dhl ii,
my z2w4w COMMISSIONER.
I ,OMMlSSIONER'S OFFICE,
u Alexandria, NJ y 10Th, 1876.
o james Green, plaintiff, and The Mount cT-
non Manufacturing ompany, John w. Green
and ANNA Green, his wllr defendants.
You are hereby notified that hay" iiscd upon
the 9th DAY , + JUNE. 1876, nj ~ O'Clock n
m. ~ lhe time, md my Office, in tie FariaA
street wing Of the Market House, IN the city OF
Alexandria, Va, n the plACe, when ana where
| will proceed 10 sr"ran and report upon the
toliowlng matters, VIZ:
1st The Am INT nt the claim of said James
Green against TIE MouLt Vernon Manulactur-
ing Company. ,
"a. Tn. intcrcs, If the Mount Vernon Manu-
featuring Crnpaay N II CERTAIN 'ot o! ground III
said city, sltu"tcd ut Ia" northwest n'tet>eet'o'
Of Washington and Prndlctun streets, ana pur-
chase from John W. Green:
81 The interest Of the said company III the
property situated the southeast cprhcE o'
WIS gton and Pcnd,clon streets, IN said city,
known rs the Mount Vernon Cotton Factory.
It The liens on Inc said pieces Of property,
with their respective priorltlca.
REQUIRED to b.. ,.sccrlalncd and reported upon
~ In" decree Of the Corporation Court Tor the
clLy aforesaid, rendered Oh the 9th DAY .! MAY,
1876 i'm suit in chanccry depending IN sa!I
Court, in which you prc parties. plaintiffs ai'd
defendants ut which time ard place you are re-
qui: ed to attend.
Given under lIy hand, rs Commissioner IN
Chancc1y Of the said Court, the day ana year
afor, said. GEORGE A. N USHBACu,
my - w1w Comih'S''o'oi'
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Use THE EUREKA SEWING SILK
~ Perfectly smooth and full length. Il g.
STAY MAkEk 60. sell it. sp ~
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4 1RANBERRIES and Coxes Gelstine jus
~ received by
dec 80 j. G. s. 4. MlLBU KIN.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

4 NOM MlSSlOS Els - OfFlCE,
~ Alexandria, June I'd. 1876
To the A leyandria and Washington Railroad
: Company, plaintiffs. and William II Fowe
and Edward Snowden, lately doing business
MS bankers, under the ST It and firm OF Fowc,
Snow len and Company; John H. Corse, Ed
ward Snowden and Wilmer D. Corse lately
trading As Corse, Snowden and Corsc; Joseph
Jewett james Rodgcvs,.I Louis kinzer,
James S. french, 2. 4. Prinde, Joseph II.
Bradley, a. Tnomns Bradley, Walter Leno1
and the Mayer, Board of Aldermen and Com
mon Council of the city of Washington, de-
PENDANTS.
You are hereby notified thst | have fixed
SATURDAY. he Sth day 0! July. 1876, rs the
time, and INV { flee, in the Fairfax street wing
of the MagKcl House, in the city Of AleXandria.
Va rs the place, when and where will proceed
TO ascertain the amounts and prioritles OF 1.-The
membranes upon the property OF the Alexan-
dria and Washington Railroad Company re.
auired to be ,sceriained and reported upon BY
tue decree OF the Circuit Court Of Alexandria
county Virginia, rendered on the 18th day OF
May, 1876, IN suit in chancery depending IN
said Court, in which you are parties, plaintiffs
and defendants, at which time and place you are
required 70 attend.
.rvGn under my hand, as Special Commits
sioner o: said Court the day and year nrstaore-
sail GEORGE ii. MUSHBACH.
lie 3-w4w Special Commissioner
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LEGRL NOTICES.

VIRGINIA: In the Clerks office Of the Cor
Y poration Court of the city Of Alexsn-
dria, on the first day of June, 1876: }. d:
Bowie, for himself and al other the creditors OF
Great Southern Railroad Company, who shall
come in and contribute to the expense OF this
suit plaintiff, VS.. The Washington City, Vir-
GINA Midland and Great Southern Railroad
Company, John S. Barbour, President, w. H.
Marbury, Treasurer, and Decatur d: Miller,
Robert Garrett, John w. Burke, j. Randolph
Tucker, VIM B. Preston and q. w. Riggs,
Trustees Of sid company, and the Directors OF
said compar y, and the trustees OF all mortgages
whomsoever Of said company and all lHcumb-
RANGES unknown who do not choose to become
parties plaintiff to the amended bill, defendants.
In chsncery.
Memo: The object of this suit is on behalf of
the plaintiff and other creditors of the Washing
ton City, Virginia Midland and Great Southern
Railroad Company The Virginia and North
Carolina Railroad Company, The Orange, Al
exandria and Manassas Railroad Company, and
The Orange and Alexandria Railroad Company
to rorecose the mortgages on said roads and to
sell the property Of tie several corporations and
subject the proceeds of sale 10 the payment OF
their debts according to priority, "nd IN the
meantime to hsvea receiver appointed To Lake
charge of The Washington City Virgln1a Mid
land and Great Southern Railroad Company
until sale is effected.
The defendants, d. II. Miller, Robert Garrett
and G. w. Riggs. not having entered their sp
pcarance and given security, according to
the act of Assembly and the rules OF this
Court, and it appearing by affidavit tnst they
ara not residents of this State, it is ordered that
the said defendants appear here within one month
after due publication of this order, and do what
is necessary to protect their interests in this suit
and that copy of this order be forthwith insert
ed in the Alrxnndria Gazette, II newspaper pub
lished in the city of Alexandria, once "A week
for four successive weeks and posted at the front
door of the Court House OF this city a copy
test: NORTON MARY u +, Clerk.
j. d. Bethune, y. q. je 7-w4w
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EAMILY FLOUR-5O bbls d. Fl. Bagsriy's
II Family Flour Tor sale by
my9 WASHINGTON & BRO
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-12

CrrY PERsoNALs.-Capt. Wash. Kerr
has recovered so far rs to be again in com
mand Of the steamer Granite State.
Gov. Jacob has appointed J.'D. Logan
Notary Public for the county Of Monroe.
Manager James Hamilton, OF the Opera
House, returned home from Pittsburgh
yesterday.
Clarkson, late Oft &ew State Gazette
is in. town.
Judge Cranmer arrived home yester-
day from Illinois, where he has been
visiting sister.
Capt. Charley MuhIeman, OF the Andes,
has gone to Pittsburgh on business. Capt.
Ben. Gooding is temporarily in command
Of his boat.
Hon. Charles Hedrick, Secretary Of
State, left tor Charleston yesterday.
g. Frank McSherry, the night watchman,
has been removed by City Sergeant Davis.
Major William Martin, Clerk OF the
Board Of Equalization, left for home
yesterday afternoon on the steamer An
des.
Professor Maury, the Centennial Di-
rector, goes to Philadelphia next week
and takes charge OF the West Virginia
buildings.
Mr.. James Cunningham, jr., was, at u
late meeting Of the Official Board Of the
Chapline Street NJ. I. Church, appointed
one OF its Board Of Stewards, vice j. A.
Lancaster, resigned.
Mayor Sweeney has appointed Thomas
Stanley night watchman, vice Frank
McSherry, removed.
Mr.. Henry J. Leasnre, member OF the
Second Branch Of Council from the
Eighth Ward, having changed his resi-.
dence, last night rendered his resignation
as Councilman, which was accepted.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-12


Double WEDDING ON THE ISLAND
Another Of our bachelor friends has
yielded to the seductive influences oil
Hymen's gentle power and gone to Join
the ever increasing ranks Of Benedicts
The young gentleman who thus, rs il
were, went back on his bachelor record
was DR.. Edmund j. Wunderlich, one oil
our most promising young physicians.
The interesting ceremony in which the
Doctor surrendered his life OF single
blessedness came of at the residence Of
Mr. Geo, Faubel, on the Island, Mt u
o'clock yesterday, and the young lady
who acted as principal on her side OF the
house was Miss Louisa Faubel, who is
spoken Of as us fair bride as one could
wish TO see, and lady whom to know Is
10 hold in high esteem.
Mr.. John Dinger, n son Of the we'll
known halter, no longer able to with
stand the flashing darts from n pair Of
bright eyes, nor the winning smiles Of n
lovely face, has also gone over to the
ranks Of the cnemy-deserting without a
single pang Of conscience the ranks OF his
bachelor friends. The pleasurable event
took place at the same time as the one
noted above, the bride being Miss Julia
Baker.
Both knots were tied by Rev. L. F.
Wunderlich. There were no attendants,
and no cards were issued, only verbal in.
vitations being given the relatives OF the
principals, but the attendance was quite
large.
The DR.. and wife left on tho steamer
Andes in the afternoon for Cincinnati,
and will return via Cleveland. They ex-
pect to be absent one week. Mr.. Dinger
and bride took the 2;4O C. & P. train Tor
Pittsburgh, where they will remain u
week.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-12

ANCHOR WHITE LEAD-Messrs, Cos
horn Brothers, Proprietors Of the Anchor
White Lead Works, Cincinnati, Ohio,
manufactured during the past year( 1885,
over sixteen hundred tons Of Pure Lead.
There were sold in Wheeling during the
same period one hundred and sixty.five
tons The undersigned sold during the
s sOmS. time fiity.two tons OF Anchor Lead,
mostly most ali to the paint trade in this city,
besides never going out oil the house 70
sell a pound Of II. The reputation Of
the Anchor White Lead Is undoubtedly
established as the iayorite brand Of white
IeaJ in this section Of country. The An
cbor White Lead Works have been estab-
lishcd upwards Of forty years, and they
have gained for themselves a wide rePn-
tation as manufactures Of pure whlte
lead. The Anchor White Lead Company
have The contracts for furnishing pure,
while lead for painting the Centennial
buildings at Philadelphia. l would re-
commend the Anchor brand Of pure iea ;
to parties contemplating painting their
houses this year and to use no other, ~
the Anchor lead has the best body ana
will 60 further than any other lead IN
the market. For pure article oil An
Choir white lead go to VIM. Il, R9binsSns,
1923 Main street, where will be found the
largest assortment Of paints, oils, colors,
window glass and painters supplies to be
found in the city. Also the largest and
finest selection OF Jno. i. Writings paint
and whitewash brushes eve; brought 10
this city. l am agent in this city Tor
French plate glass, which l can inrn!OI'
TO parties ut eastern prices, set in WIN
dow; artists and painters materials,
doors, sash and blinds; ready mixed
paints, all colors, and everything in me
paint line. Call AND examine my stock
and get prices before purchasing else
where, W. II. ROBINSON,
1928 Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-12

ORANGE CELEERATIoN.-The members
Of Maiden City Loyal Orange Lodge, No.
l0S, assembled ut their headquarters, cor
ner Of Goth and ChapIine street, last night
to honor the arrival Of their banner from
Montreal, Canada. Stephen Devinney,
Esq presided as Master Of the Lodge, and
q number Of ladies and gentlemen not
members Of the Order were present to
witness the proceedings. The Master, in
the course ofhis remarks, said that as yet
this was the only banner that had arrived
in the State, but that two more would
arrive before the next anniversa.
ry, He introduced to the audience
the Rev. Mr.. Williams, who, although
not member, made a speech expressive
OF his sympathy with the objects and
purposes Of the organization. He was
followed by George 2. Linch, E.q., and
also by LIP. Burton, Esq, who reviewed
the history of Orangeism in the Old
World, from the days Of William, Prince
OF Orange. AT the close Of these speeches
the members OF the order gave what il
called Ground of Kentish tre"-that Il,
claPping Of their hands, in compliment
to the speakers. The Rev. Mr.. Williams
concluded the proceedings with prayer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-12

THE CouRN.-UMTED STATES DIS.
TRIcr CouRT-Judes JaeEson.-This court
met at 10 A. NJ, as usual, and transacted
business as follows
Ten "true blllsp were reported by the
grand jury.
In the case Of the United States Va.
Christian Wegenast, indicted for viola
ton Of the Internal Revenue laws, the de.
PENDANT confessed his guilt as charged.
The defendant was sentenced TO one days
imprisonment in the Ohio county Jail,
and to pay the costs OF prosecution.
In the case Of the United States rs.
Christian WegenaSt, on the defendants
motion the order entered on former
day recording his default was set aside.
A nolle pros was entered, and the defend.
ant discharged.
In the case Of the United States VS.. Hen
ry W. Barbour, on recognizance, the
defendant having failed TO make his ap.
pearance, the five hundred dollars paid
In to the Registry Of the Court on that nc.
count was adjudged forfeited to the Unit
ed States, and ordered TO be paid into the
Treasury OF the United States.
It was ordered that writ OF eapias is
sue to the Marshal Of the Court on each
Of the indictments brought in by the
grand jury, returnable on the first day OF
the next term.
In the three cases OF the United States
vs.. Harry W. Barbouron recognixance,
J. Hanson Good, the surety OF defendant,
appeared, and paid the $500 forfeited in
each case.
A fifth case against Harry W. Barbour,
on recognizance, was quashed.
The cases: against Barbour are for
using the mails for purposes OF defraud.
ing. The sums Of money paid by Mr..
Good, his counsel, were deposited with
him by Barbour as collateral security.
Two cases against r. p. Lott, who was
charged with abstractlng from the mails,
at Fairmont, letter containing an arti.
Gle Of value, were dismissed on motion Of
the District Attorney.
The case OF Henrietta B. Stentzel ct al.
va. the Fire and Marine Insurance Com
pany, in assumpsit, was argued on de.
murrer to the first count in the amended
declaration, and submitted TO Court.
Adjourned to the usual hour this
morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-12

THEAMEmcAN PEorIE.-No people IN
the world suffer as much. with dyspepsia
AZ Americans-and although years Of ex
pericnce in medicine have failed to nc
complish certain and sure remedy until
Green's August Flower was introduced
for this disease and its effects; yetso well
has this remedy succeeded in every case
10 effect cure, that there is not drug
gist in the United States but recommends
the August Flower in all cases OF dyspep-
sin and Liver Complaint, Costiveness,
Sour Stomach, Sick Headache, and all
arrangements Of the Stomach and Liver.
Go TO your Druggists, Logan, List 4 Co.,
and get sample bottle for 10 cents and
try Il. Two doses will relieve any case.
Regular size rs cents. eOd&w.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-12
COUNTY CouRr-JrdOe Cochran.

The County Court met yesterday
morning at o o'clock, pursuant to adj
journment, and transacted the following
business:
Tho case Of Isaac Rogers, appellee, Va.
Parker Bros, appellants, appealed from
Justice Belville, was tried by the court
and judgment given plaintiff for S26 SO
and costs. Jordan for plaintiff and
Dovener for defense.
The examination Of witnesses was con-
cluded in the case Of Mary A Curren vs.
Thos. +. Owens, and the argument Of
counsel heard, after which il was given
to the jury. The case has been before the
court for five days, The counsel are
Davenport & Doyencr for the plaintiff,
and Good and Russell for the defense.
The Curran.0 Owens case was given TO
the jury about4 o'clock in the afternoon,
when they retired to their chamber.
Failing to come to an agreement, they
were finally adjourned over to this morn
inc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-12


A BRAur1Fu1 EMBLEMATTo Gross
One Of the most beautiful thing, We nave e
seen for many long day is the beagt wv
emblematic cross Of the Zane Street u. u
Sabbath School. About year agoit was
proposed 10 build this cross by blocks,
The class contributing the greatest
amount Of money for general purposes
to be awarded the foundation, or
the first block. The cross consists
Of twelve blocks, representing each
month in the year. The collections
were taken up monthly, and as the result
was made known tho class, which collected
the largest sum Of money had its name in
scribcd in gilt letters upon the block
which it furnished. The year closed on
last Sabbath, with the following result ::
The foundation block was laid by the I.
B, Hughes class, E. G. Cracratt, teacher;
the blocks following came as follows, j..
A Jefferson Class, G. II. Deiter's teacher,
lst block; Busy Bees Glass, Miss
Sallie Crawford teacher, I'd block;
the Christian Workers, Miss Pet.
Bodily teacher, Sd block; G. II. Deiters
class, Mr.. John Cowl teacher, 18th block;
Cleaners, Miss Emma Bodily teacher, 9th
block; L. G. Crucraft, Mrs, o. J: Ellitritz
teacher, 9th block; Rev. Thatchers
class, 9TH block; Infant Department, Miss
Aggie Hubbard and Mrs. Delano teach
ers, Sth block. ]. Il. Thompson class,
Miss Virginia hurry teacher, 9th block;
Bisho Bowman class, Mrs. Arabelia
Hohhs teacher. 10th block; j. A.
Jefferson class, c. II. Deiters
teacher, the crown Of the cross. The en-
tire collection Of the year amounted to
S92l, OF this Sl25 was for school books,
papers, etc., and SOC for the missionary
cause. The Zane Street Sabbath School
has done well indeed, and we only hope
they will do as we'll in the future.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-12

LADY WASHINGTON TEA PARTY.-The
members Of the Zane Street NJ. E. Church
are making extensive preparations for a
Lady Washington Tea Party, which will
be held either in their church or In the
Opera House at an early day. The ladies
and gentlemen Of the congregation will
appear in Continental costume, and serve
out to their hungry friends ye molassca
candy and ye doughnuts, and ye ginger
cakes, OF our grandfathers' days. The
costumes TO be worn upon the occasion,
which have been engaged Of Mr.. Neu-
hansen, will DO very fine. A number Of
attractions are to be offered, the most I'M
portant Of which will be an elegant par.
Tor set, to be voted to the most popular
local editor OF the city. The sol has al.
ready been selected at the wareroom Of
Mr.. Graham, and will cost SIG.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-12

ZANE STREET ELEcr1oS.-The Zane
street Sabbath School has elected the fol.
loving loving officers: Superintendent, N. W.
Beck; Assistant Superintendent, E. e.
UracFaIt secretary, o. ]. Elliiritz; Treas
prer, Lizzie Stevens; Librarian, John
ny -. AaSSisIant Ltbrarians, Harry A. Del.
.ers aug WIN. Simpson. The teachers OF
tne inlant Department, Miss Aggie Hub
M 9atu anu ms. Delano, were reelected.
I'm; Inc school Is in a very prosperous Condi.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-12

A YOUNG lady in the First Ward who
has been practicipg all winter with In
dian clubs thinks she would like TO wear
out few dozen bats this summer in the
interest Of baseball. She would under
take to improve the status Of the gume if
young mems heads are not harder than
The willow.