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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-02-22


BRIDGEpogr ITEAs.-The GAINESVILLE
District Conference Of the NJ. Z. Church
meets in Bellaire to-day at 1870 o'clock
p. NJ.
The religious revivals in Bridgeport
are still progressing. On last Sunday
evening both churches were filled to their
utmost capacity. The meetings continue
this week. Ministers attending the Con-
ference will preach by invitation.
The Bridgeport Mardi Gras held a
meeting Saturday evening and another
on last evening. Two more meetings
will be held this week, on Wednesday and
Saturday evenings. The Bridgeport dele
CATION having been invited by the Wheel.
ing Mardi GrAs Association, and assigned
position in the procession, invite those
WHO desire TO participate in the festivi-
ties OF the occasion TO join them. Many
people living back in the country in
tend visiting Wheeling on the occasion,
and "a the city is to be handed over to
the tender mercies OF King Comas, those
in the procession being his subjects will
enjoy His Majesty's protection.
As the St. Clairsville omnibus was de-
scending Wheeling hill yesterday morn
ing one Of the front wheels came of,
dropping the 'buss against the rear
horses, which became frightened and a
serious run.off seemed imminent. Mr.
Jno. Longley, editor Of the Bellaire indie
pendent, who occupied seat beside the
driver, jumped 10 the ground while the
horses were going on brisk trot, and
was very severely injured. He was taken
to Mr.. Sweeney's house, where he is lying
in u very critical condition. Others
jumped of, but without injury. The
driver, Mr.. Jno. Wilson, was dragged
from his seat but held on to his team and
succeeded in stopping them.
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PRESENTATION AT THE ZANE STREET
SABBATH ScHooL.-A very pleasant af-
fair, in the way Of a presentation, took
place at the Zane Street NJ. L. Sabbath
School on Sunday afternoon. The class
known as "The Christian Workers." com.
posed OF twelve little girls, presented
their teacher, Miss Josephine Bodley,
with their pictures in group. Mr.. John
7. Cowl made few appropriate remarks
on behalf Of the class, and Mr.. E. G. Ora
craft made brief response. The remarks
Of both gentlemen are spoken of very
highly. The picture was gotten up by
Higgins in his best style, and is elegantly
framed. The gift is no doubt great.
ly appreciated by the recipient, as she
expects to leave the school shortly--and il
is said that that mischievious urchin
known as Cupid has something to do with
her withdrawal.
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NOTICES.
SEALED PROPOSALS.

CLERxs OYrIcR Board OF COMMISSIONERS. !
COUNTY OH ONO.
wmEELISG, February q, 1876. }
Sealed Proposals will he received At this office for
the following work, until Saturday, March 4 1876;
and 70 close 1t 10 O'Clock A. ". d aid day:
River RoAd, matchmaking with Limestone 1000
cubic yards.
Falfinont Pike, matchmaking With limestone
1000 cubic yards.
Ing with Limestone 100 cubic yards: -,
Meeting House Hill road, inacldamtElny with
limestone 800 cubic yards.
W.. W. L. 4 Bethany Pike from Cunton 10 LAD
eTty, mlcadAmizing with Limestone l,1Vo CUBIC
GrrgRsvllle, Clinton and Potomac from PAdcns
Bridge 10 Clinton, matchmaking with limestone
1900 cubic yards. ,,-
GTeRgSVIlle, Clinton 4 Potomac, from Padcn's
Bridge 10 Clinton, 1000 cubic yards grading.
CiTeggsyllle, Clinton Potomac, from Clinton 10
ellis, ZOO cubic yards gradlpg.
GrcggsYilc, Clinton Potomac, from Clinton 10
CHS, 90 cubic yards second class masonry.
POguc's Run TOAD, 100 cubic yards second ciass
masonry. ~.
PoEus's Run IsOad; 1000 cubic yards grading
Fulton Bridge 800 cubic yards grading.
Al matchmaking 10 bO three Inch broken stones
MEASURED In the string by National Road gauge
and all earth or rock excavation by the cable yard
The quantities given arc subject 10 ineicasc OF
dlmInuII0n by the Board Of Commissioner, and
work 10 commence Us soon AZ the weather Will au'
nit, tho time Of completion and lualliy OF the
work can bI seen by the specifications on heln ihl,
pih,r. The board reserves the right to reject any
OT u bids. :. ,....,.,,. 20,
L,II CIIAS. II. DElIEliH, Clelb'
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THE LEAGUE MEETING This AFTER
NooN.-The Ladies' Temperance League
meets this afternoon at the Fourth Street
NJ. E. Church for the purpose OF perfect
ing their committee arrangements in
connection with matters pertaining 10 the
temperance movement, 1t is proposed
that part Of the business OF committees
shall be to look closely after the
worthy poor in the several Wards.
Considerable attention has been Civ.
en- all along 10 this matter by a
few ladies' and gentlemen, who report that
owing to the mildness OF the winter
there has been but little suffering among
the poor OF our city. Still there are some
worthy people who will need some help
to bridge over the remainder Of the win.
ter until spring and work reopens. The
committees will look after such and will
solicit aid in the different Wards for
this purpose. Those who are disposed to
give will feel that under the supervision
Of Mr.. Thos. HornbrOok and his worthy
associates all such monies will be faith
fully and judiciously applied.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE fol-
lowing transfers OF real estate were nd
mitted to record at the office OF the Clerk
Of the County Court yesterday:
Deed made Feb. 10, 1876, by Geo. II.
Kurx and wife to Joseph Speidel, John
Speidel and John Warehouse, Tor the
south third Of lot No. s in square No. 3,
between Main and South streets, and south
Of ldth streets, which third part fronts %
feet on the west side OF Main street. Con-
sideration, s., $50.
Deed made Feb. 10, 1876, by Mary Ann
IIighfeld and husband TO Charles l..
Green, for certain tract OF land stu
aied in Triadelphia township containing
% acres and 9sl poles. Consideration,
$500 %.
Turner and wife, Of Marshall county, to
Hugh Moore, of Wheeling, for the east
half Of lot No. 26l in Chapline's addition
to Wheeling, fronting on the south side
Of 22d street. Consideration, $500.
Deed made Feb. 10, 1876, by Charles
L. Green to Mary Ann Hightield, for lot
No. 9 in subdivision A OF the home estate
mentioned in the 9th clause OF the Will OF
Moses Shepherd, deceased. Considera-
ton, $500. asr.... -
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THE CouRs.-MuaIcPA1 COURT
JUDGE Craamsr.-The February term Of
the Municipal Court commenced yester-
day. Court met at 2 P. NJ, His Honor
Judge Cranmer on the bench.
In the case OF Thomas Mccall Us. Pho
nix Mutual Life Insurance Company, In
assumpsit, a motion for a new trial
made BY the defendant at the last term
was overruled by the court.
A chancery order was entered IN the
case Of Austin McGrail vs.. Geo. Forbes
and others.
the case OF Tingle & Isham VS.. TschappitI
& Kimple.
Robrecht and Joseph Robrecht, in assump'
all, Judgment for plaintiffs for S4lSll.
In the case Of Nietcalf & Burt vs.. Alex
Kemple and G. W. Kemple, in assumpsit,
Judgment for plaintiffs for 1927 81.
Adjourned until Wednesday morning
at 1880 o'clock.
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nj, r;,or Ia still falling. Last night
at Q o'clock the marks at the 'A"u"s ~
Jicated about II feet 0 inches: .ou, -
The Charley Mcdonald, with q Tow u
coal passed down at "a. NJ. .-,., r..
Tie steamer Market Boy depaF'eu i0t
ri The Express left for ParkersOnrg at
noon. ta,, Cincinnati
Yesterday, and will return thus evening pn
The Courier will be the regular far-
kersburg packet to-day. g., t.or,
The &. w. Hornbrook arrived iFom
Petersburg yesterday.
: The Andes brought up from Cincinnati,
is bopsheads OF sugar and lV5 tlerces u
shoulders for Pittsburgh. ooo and
The Andes will take between 4,VoV anu y.
6 600 kegs Of nails to Cincinnati TINS t[iP F
The j. W. Garrett and barges are laid
W antSin Brennan, who formerly COM
manded the Juniata, is now clerk on 'he
Ashland. p:,..I,n.,,,,
The Ragon will leave Tor pittsburgh
this morning at Z o'clock.
by telegraph
PITTSBURGH, February 2l.-Riyer Z
feet and about stationary. Wealner
cloudy and mild, Arrived-Salt Valley
from ironton; J. L. Rhoads from ST. LOUIS
Arlington from New Orleans; CarEie
Brooks from GAINESVILLE. Departed-Sal'
Valley for IrontOn. a,
I CtScISNAr1, February 9l.-River "
feet 2 inches and falling. Weather cold
er and cloudy, wind tonight: Arrived
Exchange from Pittsburgh; Hudson from
Wheeling. ., Weather
cloudy with light rain all forenoon, heavy
wind and growing colder; mercury from
81 10 $50; wind from the northwest
River falling with SO and 7-l0 feet on
1anoe. UpgJames D. Parker, Pat Gle,
6urne, Grey Eagle, George Roberts and
Evansville. DOwn-shinklc ana Ghas i
Morgan. Morgan and shinkle added
largely. Business moderate. =, 90
NASHVILLE, 2l.-River falling with II
feet ON shoals. Arrived-B. II. Cook
from Point Isabel; Bermuda from Cairo;
Silyerthorne from Evansville; Storm No
3 from Pittsburgh. Departed-Bermuda
for Cairo; Silverthornc for Evansville.
MEMPHIS, 2l.-River about stationary
with SO feet on gauge. Weather cool ana
raining. Arrived-Illinois from Vicks-
burg. Disqualification for New Orleans;
Church Tor Cincinnati; Ida Stockton,
City Of Vicksburg and Belle Of Memphis
for St. Louis; Julia for Vicksburg..
ST. LOUIS, February 2l.-Arrived-
Dolphin from lower bends. Departed
City Of Chester from Memphis. River
has fallen @ inches, Weather cloudy and
colder.
LOUISVILLE, February 2l.-Weather,
rainy. River falling with Is feet in canal
Arriycd-United States from Cincinnati
II. S. Turner and Robert Mitchell from
New Orleans; Glasgow from Evansville
Iron Mountain from St. Louis. Departed
Mitchell, Glasgow, Turner and United
States for Cincinnati; Iron Mountain. :,
CAIRO, February 2l.-Arrived-Nail
City from St. Louis. Departed-Eddy-
vile for Nashville; Grand Tower for St
Louis; Nail City for Pittsburgh. River
40 feet 10 inches and rising. Weather
cloudy and turning cold.
New ORLEANS, February 2l.-Dowr
Alton, Dean and Schenck. Up-Hnnt
ington. Arrived-Genevive.
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4 FACT WORTH KNow1Sd.-Are you
suffering with Consumption, Coughs, Sc.
we're Colds settled on the breast, or any
disease Of the Throat and Lungs? II 40,
go to Logan, List & Co.'s and get bottle
oil BoscHEE's GERMAN SYRUP. This
medicine has lately been introduced
from Germany, and Is selling on is own
merits. The people arc going wild over
its success, and druggists ali over our
country are writing us OF It's wonderful
cures among their customers. II Won
wish to try, It's superior virtue, pet n
Sample Bottle for 10 cents. Larpe sizs
bottle 70 cents. Three doses viii. relieve
any case. Try it. eodGW
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Lieutenant Gov. Davis Asks -.
Ten Days. aVs

MEMPHIS, February 2l.-An ADo.,,.
jackson, Miss, special says: SeS,.
sitting as court Of impeachment, ~
srondent Lieutenant Gov. Davi. ~ ~,
peSred by counsel, ex.Attorney Gen.,.I
Morris, Messrs. Fitzgerald, Bryan ANNA asJ
Spears, all Of Yicksburg, and asked Wv
DAYS times in which to file pleas ' %j
prepare for trial. He was granted !
days to ale pleas, and the House Mr.
ayers one day for reply. The trial /. ~,
for March LIST.
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Fatal Feud.

INDIANoLA, Iowa, February 21.-Two
families returning from church about
eight miles northwest Of this city, became
involved in quarrel last Saturday night
and about twenty shots were interchanp.
ed. George and John Howery, brothers
aged Is and %, were stabbed and instant.
lykilled. Their father and James Groom
were fatally stabbed. The attacking
party were Benjamin and Levi Westfali'
Thomas billiard, Jack Dill, Frank Bat.
ties and Thomas Flanagan, Ali were
armed. There has been a feud between
these parties for a long time. The West.
iall party are in Jail Awaiting an examina.
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WILL PRovED,-The will Of Frederick
Carl Bong, Of this city, was yesterday
proved and admitted TO probate at the Of
ice OF the Clerk Of the County Court.
The tcstutor disposed OF his estate as fol-
lows: To his son Henry, 81; to his son
Frederick, S.; to his daughter Melsiena,
S.; to his daughter Louisa, S.; to his son
Charles, So; to his wife the residue Of his
estate, both real and personal. Mrs.
Melsiena Bong, wife OF deceased, was
qualified as Executor; no security was re-
quired by the will.
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SANG IN BELLAIRE.-Delegations from
the MEnncrchor, Harmonic and Beetho-
ven Singing Societies OF this city went to
Bellaire last evening to participate in n
concert given by the Liederkranz Society
of that place. They were accompanied
by Vaas' brass band, which discoursed
sweet music on the route. We have not
heard from the excursionists since their
departure, but have no doubt that the
Bcllaire people took good care Of them
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SPAIN.
AIionsist Successes.

MADRID, February 21.-The Alfonsists
continue their successful progress. Gen.
Primo De Rivera has occupied the Carl.
ist forts in Navarro. The greater part o.
tho Carlist artillery at Estella was cap
tured. A portion was thrown over a
precipice before the Royalists arrived. 1t
Is reported that Don Carlos has fed into
France. The Carlist resistance Mt Tobosa
is expected to be short on account Of the
encouragement now prevalent. Alfonso
has gone to Azcoita. He will sleep to.
night at Azpieta.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-02-22

FAYErTE COUNTY CoAL-Prof. Marry
has received notice that the Gauley Ka.
nawha Coal Company, in Faye,te county,
are preparing an eleven foot seam Of coal
for the Centennial exhibition. It will
not be sent here, but will be forwarded di.
rect to Philadelphia. The Despard Coal
Company, Of Harrison county, have got
ten out an 81 loot seam.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-02-22

MYsrIc CHAIN SUFFER- AND BALL.-A
grand ball and oyster supper will be given
at Crow,her's Hall, East Wheeling, on
Thursday evening Of this week, by
Wheeling Castle, No. I, Ancient Order
Knights Of the Mystic Chain. Unusual
preparations have been made, and q
splendid time is expected.
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REV. RoBrNs' MEErrNo.-The meeting
conducted at bridgeport by Rev. W. 7.
Robins has been going on for twenty
evenings. So far there have been iorty.iive
conversations. 1t is said that large
numbers left last evening, not being able
to find even standing room. The TEN.
perance Association which was recently
organized in Rev. Robins Church now
numbers 1879 members.
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CHARGED WITH FoRNrcATIoN.-Upon
complaint Of Augusta Frentz, young
man named Christian Ashoff, who works
in the Bcllaire mill, was arrested by Con.
stable Richardson and taken before Jus
tice Caldwell to answer charge OF forni-
cation. AshofF was admitted to bail in
the sum OF 500 Tor his appearance Mt
the County Court At the next term.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-02-22

HEIMBoLDs BucHU is still in the 70.
NTH OF its popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence Of DR.. Helmbald, the cele.
brated medicine Is still manufactured at
the laboratory at Philadelphia, and is
sold by all respectable druggists. 1t il
warranted for all diseases OF the kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware OF counter.
let's. Genuine has proprietor's private
stamp, John F. Henry, New York, Sole
Agent. Soc dAw
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A GREAT IMPROVEMENT Commits
sioner Bayha, Of Washington district,
has had the approaches TO the Peninsualr
bridge at Fulton filled up, so that funer-
ais can pass over the creek to the ccme.
terry at Fulton, and thus avoid the neccs-
sity OF going around by Steenrod's bridge
and climbing the muddy hill road. No
entrance has yet been made to the Ceme-
terry at this point, butwc understand that
road will be made shortly.
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MASQUERADE AT Mrs. WELTY's.-A
very pleasant and social masquerade
came of at the residence OF Mrs. We;ty,
on Main street, last night. Some twenty.
five or thirty couples were in attendance.
Tommy Cockayne's fine orchestra fur
nished the music. ~.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-02-22

LOST A DIAMOND PIN.-We are inform
ed that Mr.. John B. Donniker, the vcter-
an violinist Of the Sheridan 4 Mack
combination, lost the river on Saturday
night last while boarding the steamer
Carrie Brooks for Pittsburgh, an elegant
diamond pin,valued at 81 900, which was
presented to him by the leader Of a French
Band while in America. Seventeen men
were engaged in searching for it the whole
night, but did not succeed in finding it,
We were under the impression that the
constant reflection OF the lights in the
theatres had dimmed the brilliancy Of
Donniker's elegant pin, aud that it lad
been sent 10 Cape May to be watered.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-02-22

WALL PAPER, 5000 bolts OF new de-
signs, choice quality at 10 cents bolt
and borders to match ut John Roemer's
Dry Goods, Carpet and Wall Paper EN-
porium, Centre Wheeling.
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Row IN CENTRE WHEELING.-A row
occurred at the corner Of Market and 24th
street,, Centre Wheeling, on Sunday night,
in which man named John Taylor was
severely stabbed in the wrist by John
Parks. Taylor is o workman at DewCy's
mill, and lives on 2Sthstreet. No arrests
have yet been made.
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The docket at this court yesterday
morning was unusually large, even for
Monday morning. The following cases
were disposed Of:
Prostitution-Wm. Shaw and Sarah
Baxter, S. each; Rachel Cutlif, thirty
days in the county Jail; Thomas Hardy
$40.
Drunkenness-John GoldSberry, WIN.
Kelly, John Thompson and James Craig
en-, thirty days each in the city prison
WIN. Carroll, 81.
Disorderly Conduct-Edward Briggs
assaulting nightiwatchman lIausenauer
SlO Frank Gilbert, 81.
Carrying OF PrOperly-John Collins
carrying of property belonging to Joseph
Isman, thirty days in the city prison
joshua Miller, carrying of pair o.
boots belonging to the City sergeant,Sam'
sentence,
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PERHAPS children are the silken cords
which bind us to heaven, and yet an
Island man, after listening until 8 A. NJ. to
the music Of his infant, glanced YEARLY
at his watch, and remarked to his vile,
any dear, think I'll 60 out into the
woodshed aud try to get u little sleep"
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Earthquake Shock.

MONROE, MICH, February 2l.-A y.r
perceptible earthquake occurred bt,.
Yesterday forenoon. twas severe enouvS
10 shake houses and rattle crockery ~
The shelves, and caused SO much alarm II 4
81. Mary's Church that the cOpgregatios
speedily vacated the building. But %,
shock was felt and that lasted sever,
sncnnhA.
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CENTENNIAL TEA PARrY.-The young
ladies Of the Chapline Street NJ. E. Church
give a Centennial tea party in their
Church this and tomorrow evenings. Sup.
per can be had any time after . p. N.
The ladies will be dressed in regular
Martha Washington style.
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TESTING HosE.--The Council! Com.
mittee on Fire Department yesterday at
ternoon had the Vigilant steamer testing
new hose at the south end OF the Second
Ward market. The hose tested, q inch,
which is said to be the best manufactured,
stood the test 10 the satisfaction Of the
committee,
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JAILED At ALBANY.-John H. Collins,
who visited this city some months since
with "patent wool separator" has just
been jailed in Albany, New York, by be-
tective Dryer, for swindle perpetrated
In St. Louis. He will be transferred to
St. Louis for trial.
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J.W. FEnREEhas organized in his store
u cheap counter and placed over 200
pieces Of Dress Goods omit, at 12l cents
per yard, such as Delanes, Alpacas, half
Wool Plaids, Silk Grenadines, &C., all to
be sold at - cents per yard, to reduce
hia atnrk
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How BURGLARS. ARE TREATED IN
SOUTH WHEELINo.-A very trying atiair,
10 the ones engaged in II, occurred night
or two since at one Of the aristocfatic
residences Of South Wheeling. This part
Of our city gets up its full quota OF start
ling and Interesting. occurrences in the
course Of things, and the occurrence
about to be related, although only bur
glar story-a common thing nowadays
lis Of such peculiar and interesting ma
ture, and the circumstances are so encour-
aging to the peaceful civilian, that it is
without doubt one OF Sonth Wheelings
best attempts to show off the proves OF
her sons.
The young man referred to, like all re-
ally brave individuals, has ever been in
the habi. OF saying that, should he ever
come into collision with burglar he
knew he would certainly run. On this
occasion, however, he showed that actions
speak Gtruer" than words. He not only
did not run, but brought the unwelcome
visitor to time.
II was bedtime and the family was
about to retire for the night, so as
usual the young man locked up 1.-THE house.
When he entered the kitchen by way Of a
dark hall, he made his way through the
room as best he could through the dark
ness to the door. Feeling for the lock his
hand touched mans coat. lie started,
but then he thought it might only be a
coat hung there, so he ran his hand up to
the top OF II, and to his terror his
hand came in contact with the hair Of a
mans head Aye, it was man sure. Al
most frantic with terror and too much
frightened to run, he let his hand re-
main on the mans shoulder. Scarcely
knowing what he was doing, he next
seized the man by the coat collar and
trcmblingly led him through the hall into
the room where the family were. What
was his surprise and relief to find that
his prisoner was their Irishman, who
worked around the place. The Irishman
was quaking all over, for he did not
know what was the matter. He said
"Begorra, niver was SO scared in my
life." II was difficult for the family to
tell whether the Irishman or the frantic
courageous young man was the more
scared.
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CRowDING THE OPERA House EN-.
TRANcE.-The small boys who arc in the
habit OF congregating about the Opera
House entrance, to the great annoyance
OF ladies and gentlemen passing in and
out, have long been considered a nuisance
by the public. We are glad TO say that
Manager Hamilton has taken measures
to prevent any further annoyance Of this
kind. Last night five OF the boys were
arrested and taken to the lookup, and
released upon promising to keep clear Of
the Opera House in the future.
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CRY PERSONAL---VERY.. DR.. Kelley is
to deliver lecture on the Centennial, in
the Fourth Street NJ. Z. Church, on Thurs
day week. :.
room by sickness.
Capt. McEldowney, the handsome man
from Wetzel, is in town.
Mr.. Jacob Kemple, q young attorney Of
this city, is announced to deliver an adj
dress down in Marshall county to-day,
appropriate to Wash's birthday.