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The New York herald., 1876-08-18
GOLDFISH SCARCE.
HALIFAX, Angus, II. 1876.

Magdalcnc Island adviccs TO the 18th state that cod
fish is scarce, but some good hauls OF mackcrel had
been made The gulf ~ envclopcd In dcnso smoke
winch prevents fishermen going on tho grounds.
The weather Is excessively hot, and much damage
has been done TO the crops thereby.
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BANNER RAISING.

Tho Bloomugdalo Central Tilden and Hendricks
Campaign Club flung their large banner the breeze
last evening their club rooms Of 1o4h street
and Grand Boulevard. very large concourse OF poo
ple gathered hear the following we'll known
address them MIR. James A. Deering Mr.. John Null
aly, Mr. John r. O'Neill. Mr. J. Mckeuna, Mr.. Ger
main Hausche, Mr. William l.. Wiley and several
othcrR Mr., Jamos T. King presided.
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SERIOUS RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

COLLISION BETWEEN fLEIGHT AND A PAS
sENGER TRAIN--sEvERAL PERSONS SEVERELY
INJURED.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, August II, 1915
freight train collidcd with eastward bound pas
scngcr tram on tho Nashville and Chattanooga
road, near Raccoon Mountain, at ono O'Clock
this afternoon. John Haynes the baggage master,
had one leg broken and the other crushed !;
j. II. Randall, the express messenger, seriously
hurt about the head, and boy who was stealing a
ride tho front baggage received internal injuries
which are thought DO fatal The baggage cars and
both locomotives we're badly damaged.
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AN INSURANCE NAN DROWNED.

HARTFORD, Conn, August IL, 1876.
Ncws received in this city to-day OF the drown
ing in pond at Sharon, Mass Of Mr. Albert h. smith,
adjuster OF the Charter Oak Lie Insurance Company
Mr.. Smith and his father In o small boat which
capszed, throwing them into the water The father
succeeded In reaching the shore
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RUSSIA.

EXTRAORDINARY IScREAsg OF EUssIi's MILL
TAEY STRENGTH
PARIS, August IL, 1876.
The Russian Telegram Agency, in reply to speeches
made in The English House OF Commons lately to tho
effect Russia stronger In 1853 than she is now
sASs;-"Iho Colos shows that Russia in 1853 had
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ATTEMPT TO WRECK A TRAIN.
BosToS, August II, 1876.

BosroS, August II, 1875
An attempt was made at Wellesley last night to
wreck the nine O'Clock r. NJ. express train from
Boston, sleeper was fastened across the track but
did no damage other than smashing tho cowcatch
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DEMOCRATIC HARMONY.

SARATOGA August It. 1919
Senators Bixby and Morrsscy, with other anti-ram-
many and Tammany politicians who have been engaged
In the efforts to harmonize matters in New York, will
leave hero in the morning attend conference OF
committees in that city, to try and formally ratiiy
arrAngements heretofore informally agreed upon.
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POLITICS IN VERMONT.

Bosroy, August H. 1879
Ex-Postmastcr General Jewell addressed the rcpubli-
cans OF Brattlcboro, W., tonight
Professor John N. Langston opened the campaign at
Moat tpclioL
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ENGLISH OPINION OF THE CHANGE.

LONDON, August H. 1870
The Times to-day says that General 8crtbaut gen.
era OF division of infantry OF the cnpa-
bio officers the army. and as Hc IS not Member OF
Parliament his selection confirms che principle OF
making The War Department non n-polltical
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THE M'ELROY ROBBERY.
ROsroN- Aurnafli

BosroS August H. 1870
The jury in the case of John W. McEIroy, who
robbed and found drowned afew days SINCE returned
a verdict to day terminating Martin welcn, Jonn
Mcdonald and John McDcrmott
They wero committed to jail TO await tho action OF
the Grand Jury.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Congressman Scott Lord and Elijah Ward, OF Now
York arc at the Fifth Avenue Hotol. General Tevnk,
of the Turkish army, is at the St. James Hotel Philip
Fgyclmesy United States Consul at DemeraV, 10 at
tho Astor House. Congressman John o. Whitehouse,
OF Pouphkecps,c. and G. A. Radtke Secretary OF tho
German Centennial Commission, arc at the Albemarls
Hotel John Bigelow Secretary OF State, and ID. Ma
gone, of Ocdensburg, are at tho Westminster Hotci.
General William N. Grer United States army, Is at the
Everett House State Treasurer Charles N. Ross, Of
Auburn, N y is at the Windsor Hotel John Newell,
General Manager of the Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern Railroad is at the Clarendon Hotel Judge
John NJ Kirkpatrick OF Pittsburs, is at the Hoffman
House. Lieutenant Commander Nicoll Ludlow, United
States navy, s at the GIlsey House. Judge G. L.
Woodbury., of Boston, and John A. Campbell, OF New
Orleans, arc at the Fifth Avenue HOTEL General
George Magec OF Schuyler county, Now York, is at
the Metropolitan Hotel
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FRANCE.

OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE APPOINTMENT
OF THE NEW MINISTER OF WAR.
PARIS, August IL, 1875
Tho appointment OF General Berthaut to be Minister
Of War. wee General de cisscy, Is officially published
to-day.
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OCEAN MAILS.

The various steamers sailing from Now York yestcr
day took out 2)606 ordinary letters, 4l9 registered
letters aud 64 paper bags.
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MIR. BEECHER IN CANADA.

MONTREAL, August II, 1s7d
Rev. Henry Ward Beechcr is expected to lecture In
the principal cities of the Dominion during September
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SPEAKER KERR.
NO CHANCE FOR TIE BErrKR-DA Pop1o
OPINION OF THE cAsx

OPINION OF THE CASE
RocKERiDGB ALUM SPRINGS, Va, August II, i876
Mr.. Kerr's condition Is about the last night
no apparent change for the better Dr. Pope
his physician, says of him to-day -"speaker Kerr's
condition is highly critical He suffers the most In
tense pain, and requires continuous watchng;" and
he adds:-"Ie Is OF the intelligent and I'M
prcssive patients ever met. He is. although help
lcssy weak. perfectly rational, wonderfully calm and
gentle in his suicrings and wholly without fear al
deaih. ~
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PROBABLE MURDER.

A SOLDIER SHOT DY A SERGEANT.
CnKIENSE, August IL, 1874
Sergeant Gunther of the Third cavalry, shot and
mortay wounded Private Paul Lank OF the Twenty.
third infantry Sidney Barracks Neb, this morning.
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AID DoMiNIoN STEAMSHIP COMPANY,

~ sailing from pier 81 North River.
For Norfolk City Point and Richmond, Tuesdays Thurs
avs and Saturdays t. NJ connecting with the Virginia
Tennessee Air Line Atlantic Coast Line Piedmont Air
line. Chesapeake and ohio Railroad and with the COM
anys lines intero point. in North Carolina and
irgnia Newbcrn and Washington. ~ G. tvia Sorfolk),
very TUESDAY, Thursday and Saturday
I.ewcs Del. Monday edncsday and Friday at Z. NJ,
,nnecting with Maryland and Delaware railroads.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Through passage tickets and bills OF adng to NIL points at
,west rates Insurance TO Norfolk. &c.. a per cent.
rceht received daily at pier 81 North River. General
nices 1917 Greenwich St ~ 4. McCRhADi. President.
GNoK NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
II Tue CROMWELL LINE
The steamship
HUDSON. Captain eager.
on SATURDAY, August 49, at 8 O'Clock =. NJ,
from pier No. ~. North River
Through bills OF ndng given to Mobile and principal
oins the Mississippi River.
Cabin passage, $50 steeragc x2S.
Apply 20 CLARK SEAMAN. 10 West 1T.
NNLY DIRECT LINE FOR FLORIDA.-wEFKI.Y
line for Fort Royal H. g. Fernandna FLA brunswick
a. Sailing Friday, from per ~ East River. Tho
Gamer CARONDELET. Captain Fsirccth will sail Fri.
Nv, August - at r. NJ Through tickets issued to all
onis for freight or passage apply to q. H:MALLoRY
NOR HALIFAX, ~ y, AND II. JOUNs n :;
CROMWELL STEAMSHIP LINE.
steamers leave pier 10 North River following days
ss-i. si---. -. .--I- .'',' ss''''.
LARGE BUSINESS PLACES BURNED
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BLEMISHES AND DISEASES OF THE SKIN
and rheumatic pains removed by GLENSs SuLrHUu
uII,s III AIR DYE black O brown so centA
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A-BENNETr BUILDING.
FIREPROOF.
LOCATED ON NASSAU, ANN AND FULTON ST9.
HANDSOMELY AND WELL HEATED OFFICES
TO LET ON vERY REASONABLE TERMS.
SUITABLE FOR
LAWYERS, BANKERS, AND INSURANCE OfFICEa.
APPLY on THE PREMISES.
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FOR SALE BY ALL PERIODICAL DBALERa

TERMS-yenrly Subscription, s. postage paid Singh
Number. IS cents Liberal Clubbing Rstea Specimen
Numbers allied on receipts Of 30 cents
j. B LIfPIvCoTr 4 CO., PubiIshers
7l5 and 117 Market ST., PhiladelphiA
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MODERN WOMEN

ALI. PETER COOPER VOTERS SHOULD HANG
out their show your coors PAIN PAINT displays
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-03-10

THE MoNTEF1oRE MAsQuERApE.-The
select masquerade given by the Monte
fore Literary Society al Neuhausen's
Assembly Hall last night was certainly a
brilliant affair, and like all the previous
dances given by the Montefores, "pleas-
ure reigned supreme" 1t was an occa-
sion which had been anticipated for some
time as source Of pleasure to the par
Elephants, for at the dances given by this
society each member considers himself
one Of a grand committee Of reception
and endeavors to make all their guests
enjoy themselves.
The Committee Of Arrangements were
D. Somehow, l. Blum, jr., and A. Ballen-
berg; Committee Of Invitation, James
Speyer, S. s. Bloch and M. Somehow;
Master Of Ceremonies, ]. Swabacker;
Committee of Reception, NJ. Baer, L. +.
Swabacker and L. Steinfeld; Committee
on Floor, B Baer, G. Speyer and L.
Mandel.
Our friend Joe Kramer furnished the
music. Joe introduced last night for the
first time in Wheeling 4 selection Of new
and popular airs, that kept the merry
maskers in autter OF delight until 4
o'clock this morning.
Mr.. Neuhausen furnished the supper
in his superior style, and to. our notion
it was one OF the features Of the occasion.
There were over thirty couples present
made up to represent almost every prom.
inent character, some oil which were really
elegant. We regret that we shave not the
space to give them more extended notice
Altogetherit was themost successful affair
that it has been our pleasure to attend
for q long time.
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TRIBUTE OF REspEcT.-At meeting
OF the Nailers' Association Of Benwood,
held March 1st, 1876, the following
preamble and resolution were adopted ::
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Divine Provi-
dence to remove by the hand Of death our
brother and fellow workman, Luke +.
Altmeyer, who was dearly beloved and
highly esteemed; therefore be it
ReSolred, That in this sad event we are
admonished that oil must bow in meek
submission to His will who doeth all
things well. ,
Resolted, That in his death we all feel
that we have lost true friend and COM
panion; the community an esteemed citi.
zen, and his family loving and devoted
son, father and brother.
Rcsolred, That we offer our coincidence
10 his afflicted family and relatives, deep.
ly sympathizing with them in their sad
bereavement.
Resolved, That copy Of the above
resolutions be transmitted to his family
and publised in the city papers.
W. E. LrNEBERGER,
SAMUEL GRAHAM,
A. B. DoANE,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-03-10

THE AMERICAN PEorIE.-No people in
the world suffer as much with dyspepsia
as Americans-and although years OF ex-
pericnce 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 well
has this remedy succeeded in every case
to effect cure, that there is not n drug
gist in the United States but recommends
the August Flower in all cases OF dyspep'
STA and Liver Complaint, Costiveness,
Sour Stomach, Sick Headache, and all
arrangements Of the Stomach and Liver
Go to your Druggists, Logan, List & Co.,
and get a sample bottle for 10 cents and
try It. Two doses will relieve any case.
Regular size rs cents. eod&w.
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River News.

The river was rising slowly last even
ing, the marks at the landing indicating
12 feet 0 inches.
The Mallie Ragon left for Pittsburgh
at 81 NJ.
The Hope passed up with a tow OF
slaves.
The My Choice, Coal City and Coal
Valley passed up with a tow OF empty
barges.
The Charley Hornbrook passed up with
tow OF stone for Pittsburgh.
The Courier was the Parkersburg
packet yesterday. The Express will de-
Dart for that point at noon Today.
The Market Boy will leave for Pitts
burgh this morning.
The Hudson will be due from Cincin-
natl this afternoon.
by Telegraph
PunBURdH, March 9.-Riyer II feet
10 inches and rising. Weather clear and
pleasant. Arrived-Granite State from
Portsmouth; the Market Boy arrived and
CINc1NNArr, March O.-River 10 feet
Sinches and falling. Weather fair and
warm. Arriyed-Andes from Wheeling.
New ORLEANS, March 9.-Weather
clear and pleasant. No arrivals. De-
parted--J. &. Maud for st. Louis; Katie,
Greenyille.
CAIRO, March Driver 10 feet and
falling. Weather cloudy and warm. Ar
rived-Grand Tower and Julia from st.
Louis; Cons. Millar from Memphis. De-
partcd-Millar for Cincinnati.
LOUISVILLE, March 9.-Weather clear
and pleasant. River 0 feet. Departed
Sandy for Cincinnati; Fawn, Henderson
and 1ronsides for Pittsburgh; Baum for
Memphis; Susie Silver for New Orleans;
Mary Miller for Pittsburgh feet 5 inch.
es in canal.
MEMPHIS, March 9.-River fell one
foot. Weather cloudy and warm. Ar
rived-Shinkle from Cincinnati. Depart
ed Bismarck and Yaeger for New Orleans;
Livingston for Paducah.
LITTLE ROCK, March 9.-River rising
with Z feet A inches in channel. Weather
cloudy and warm.
NASHVILLE, March 9.-River falling
with 4 feet on shoals. Arrived-Eddy-
vile from Cairo.
ST. LOUIS, March 9.-River 7 feet .
inches and rising. Weather cloudy and
warm. Arrived-Belle Of Memphis from
Memphis; scudder and Grand Lake from
New Orleans; Clinton from Keokuk; Sam
Brown from Ohio river. Departed-Car.
ondelet for New Orleans; Clinton and Du.
buke and Arlington for Pittsburgh; Col.
lossal and Davenport.
EVANSVILLE, March 9.-Riycr IA feet
and rising. Weather cloudy and warm.
Up-Peytonia and barges, Silverthorne,
Arkansas Belle and Dick johnson.
DownZJohn L. Rhodes, Bowling Green,
Mary Houston, Florence and Lee; Hous.
ton has received here about all she can
carry; business active.
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TIE couRrs.-couNTY couRT-Judge
Cothran.--cOurt met yesterday morning
at 0 o'clock, pursuant to adjournment.
The petit Jurors were called, and after
answering to their names were discharged
George Fisher, charged with grand lar
ceny, not being able to employ counsel,
the Court assigned Messrs. Linch and
Thompson to defend him. An examina'
ton was. waived and the prisoner re.
manded for trial. HIS bond was fixed at
$500.
larceny, waived IN examination and was
remanded. His bond was fixed at $500
VIM. Florence and John Rust, charged
with larceny, were discharged on account
OF their extreme youth.
Adjourned until this morning at 8
o'clock.
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AMBITIOUS AND Asp1RISG.-Quite an
amusing incident occurred in the court
room yesterday morning. Some time
ago two boys were arrested on charge OF
stealing box Of tobacco from the B. &
O. railroad depot, and were remanded to
the County Court for examination. Yes
terday the youthful Jack sheppards were
brought before His Honor Judge Cochran
and plead guilty to the preferment,
but on account OF their years, their
ages being respectively - and Is, the
Court was inclined to deal leniently with
them, but thought it his duty before dis
charging to admonish, advise and lecture
them as to the fitness Of things here and
hereafter, laying down 10 them rather
strictly the rules Of honesty and propri-
ETY.. His honor also asked this question
"Now, boys, If you continue to steal, take
and carry away the property Of other
people, can you possibly expect to grow
up to be useful and intelligent men 2"
One Of the boys looked up and said: "No
sir, l spect not; but when l grow up If
I had good luck I might be chosen Score
tary OF War, fur they say 1t is n purity
fat thing" This elected a smile from
the Court and hearty laugh from the
lawyers and bystanders. That boy ought
TO be encouraged.
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zrnI,s ENrrRrAMMENr.-Zera, the

ZrRIs EXPERIMENTATION, the
,om mo,, copipTer. entertained an immense
audience IN the Opera House last night
The house was crowded in orchestra,
dress circle and gallery, many Delng
obliged 10 stand. Zera is the very, prince
NJ msgicians, and his feats are truly won
Jsriul He is also an excellent ventrllo'
oT;st His performances are far superior
n those Of the average prestidigltator,,
and kept the vast audience in smiles a., ana
laughter during their continuance. Inc
Cowthorne Boys, "juyenile mimlcs anu
character artists" were evidently put IN
n ali mn blank in the evening 3 enter
tSinment, as they did nothing else. Any
vamin picked up on the street could DO
drilled in a few hours to entertain MI
audience in better style. The marion
cites were very pleasing feature In the
evenings entertainment.
The following parties held the lucky
numbers that drew the articles named :
Harry Benner, No. 10, Sth street, fine
gold watch; Edward Weinrich, 2G55 Mar
Set street, coin silver watch; Thomas
Bessey, 26S6 Chapline street, market
basket Of provisions; ]. K Davis, No. 81
10th street, large silver castor; Reuben
Porter, Bridgeport, silver ice pitcher
Mrs. Riley, Wheeling Island, silver
knives and forks; Edward Wenzel, Union
street, pair Of alabaster vases; Lawrence
Heller, saloon keeper, Market street,
toilet set and butter knife; james Corco-
ran, 40, 18th street, alabaster vases
"Pate" 81. Myers, policeman, ham; Mrs
Ryland, half dozen knives and half dozen
forks; VIM. Radcliffe, white alabaster
vases; Walter Wheat, doll baby. Hams,
flour, silver ware, vases, etc, were given
away in large quantities. The principal
prize, gold watch, was carried off by q
| little urchin, the son Of widow; his
name is given above. The entertainment
will be repeated tonight.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-03-10

Mrs. KATHARINE GRAY.-As has been
previously announced, the citizens OF
Wheeling have rendered this lady bene.
81, which will take place at Wiesel Hall
tonight.
The GAINESVILLE Enterprise says OF Mrs.
Gray that "she fully sustained the repu::
tation which had preceded her, and proved
herself to be one Of the greatest Of elocu'
tionists and character delineators. In
the latter respect Mrs. Gray excels all
readers-men or women-thHt we have
heard. It is considered test Of talent
when an actor can in one evening present
one character, but this lady Is able to
represent fifty distinct and perfect crea-
tons in one night, without the slightest
aid from costume or make up She has
wonderful facial expression, and is able
to change 'frcm grave to gay, from lively
to severe with rapidity that. is aston
ishing."
The following programme has been
selected for this evenings entertainment:
The Lion and the GlOve."..........""LeISh Hunt.
pap9s non
Richard andlBettIe (Lnconshiro DIalect)- I"
Curiew Shall Not King To-niShtm-Rose HartwicE.
The Iron Horsenan. nal
The YGnkceIn Love 10y request) ....,.An. Burnett.
The nal Scene Of Queen Katharine. Shakespeare.
MAcLAin'a Child...
"Leedlc Katy" German Dialect
Scene from Macbeth. Shakespeare.
High Tide on the Coast Of Lincolnshire. lngeloW.
It will be seen that Mrs. Gray does not
offer the Regulation programme" Our
best readers are apt TO give only the
threadbarc selections that seem to COM
prise the "readers' repertoire" We are
glad to see she has made new depart
ure,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-03-10

CHANGE OF FrRM.-The well known
firms OF McCabe, Kraft & Co., and Reed,
Kraft & Co. has been dissolved by limi-
tation, and the business will hereafter be-
conducted under the firm name Of Hous-
ton & Reed, and Reed & Houston, Mr.. Nc
Cabe retiring. Messrs. Houston & Reed
are experienced druggists, and well known
to the trade. They have on hand large
and we'll selected stock Of drugs, medi.
cines, paints, oils, dye stufis, patent medi-
cines, &C., to which they invite the atten-
ton Of dealers. Special inducements are
offered to cash and short time buyers. Call
upon them at 1916 Main street. q q"
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Cry PERsoSAIs.-Mr. Russell, agent
OF the Mckee Rankin 1.-TWO Orphans"
party, is stopping at the St. james.
Zera, the magician, is also stopping at
the st. James.
A. o. Long, Of Cambridge, Ohio, is the
successful bidder for carrying the mails
between this city and Cambridge.
Rev. R. Alexander, Of st. Clairsville, is
preaching this week at the Second Pres
byterian Church, at Steubenville.
Miss Mary Higgins returned yesterday
from Cleveland, Ohio, where she has been
visiting for the past eight months.
Attorney General Matthews left for
his home in Lewisburg yesterday after
noon.
Judge Chambers, of St. Clairsville, is
stopping at the Grant House.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-03-10

AN elderly individual with hoary locks
and an utter disregard Of public opinion
was observed cantering down 10th street
in an eccentric not to say zig-zag manner,
yesterday morning. Apparently with no
idea Of the eternal fitness Of things, he
carried club in his right hand, his coat
in the other, and bounced along in his
shirt.sleeves. The elderly person was
evidently on the ragged edge Of iimjams,
and after having been boosted from sew
eral saloons, he took, q leeward bicker
and disappeared down an alley.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-03-10

JUSTICE ScHU1Z.-Heinrich Steinbiss
was arrested and taken before Justice
Schultz last night to answer charge Of
disturbing the peace Of the family Of
Henry Gertsman, who resides at the cor
ner Of 40th and Woods streets. The de-
PENDANT is the father.in.law Of the com.
plainapt., We did not learn the result OF
the hearing, '# ,'.I.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-03-10

THOSE OF our fellow.citizens who, on
account Of the sitting Of the grand jury,
considered the atmosphere unhealthy can
now return from foreign shore with
safety. The storm has passed over and
the sky is clear. The indictment
lightning struck anumber OF saloons and
two or three faro mills, but the bankers
can congratulate themselves upon their
narrow escape.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-03-10

TRANSFERS OF REAL EsrArE.-The
following deeds in fee transferring real
estate were admitted 10 record at the
Office Of the Clerk of the County Court
yesterday:
Deed made March @, 1876, by Henry G.
Caldwell and wife and Alexander J. Cald-
well and wife to Nicholas He'll, for the
north half Of lot No. II in square 10, 'front.'
ing on the east side Of Eoff street, between
9th and 18th streets; $500.
Deed made March 8, 1876, by Anton
Rcymann aud wife to John Frew, for n
piece Of ground fronting on 14th street
thirty-three feet, and on EofF street one
hundred feet and four and half inches;
'S4.l25.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-03-10

The CARRIAGE CoNrRAcrs.-The Coun-
Gil Committee on Health on Wednesday
evening opened the bids received for the
collection OF garbage the ensuing year in
different portions Of the city. James
Haley was awarded the contract Of col
Letting the garbage in the Seventh and
Eighth Wards, at his bid Of S6l2, and
Lawrence Clark, the present contractor,
secured tho other six, wards, at $l,605,
thus making the total sum for the city
S2,2l7. Last year the price paid for this
work was $4,000.