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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-30

Our telegraphic report OF Hayes and
Wheeler club meeting at jackson, Miss,
gives us an inkling Of what may be ex'
pected at all times when the Democracy
shall have come into power by the aid Of
a "solid South" They have commenced
early in the campaign to demonstrate to
the most obtuse intellect that the solid
South is an unfit element to enter largely
into any National administration. II
such things are characteristic Of thcgreen
tree what may be expected OF the dry.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-30

New ORLEANS, August pa boy
aged about 16 years was killed by a
Canal Street Railroad steam train to.
night while attempting to board a car
when the train was In motion.
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WEDNESDAY, sEPrEMBER 0,

With nIlcurps Of able and experienced educators.
wnSs Ss SadGg n been put ID nS order
spared by the Trustees 10 make the College attrac-
tive and home like IN every particular. The build
Ing Is now completely furnished, lighted by gas,
heated by warm mir, and well supplied with wafer.
Strnments, Philosophical and Chemical apparatus,
Maps, Charts, Cabinets, DC.
The Conservatory Of Music offers very superior
advantages Rt moderate prices. To this Depart
ment superior Pianist and Vocalist his been add
ell. ALI the Departments Of tho College aIe In full
working order.
For terms or further information send for Cata-
l6Eue, or call on the President Of the College
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A St.te DetnUItet.

New ORLEANS, August 29.-state Col.
lsctor Yates, Of St. james parish, has
been arrested, and is now in prison
charged with being q deiaulter 10 the
State Of over $4,000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-30

The Parkersburg Times speaks Of The
Hon. Henry G. Davis as salary grabber
and hard.money Democrat. The Peter
Cooper men can never vote for Henry or
either count OF the Indictment. Neither
can they vote for W. n. Chancellor, o.
Parkersburg, candidate for the House o.
Delegates, for fear, if elected, he will vote
for Henry's reelection to the, United
States Senate.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-30

New ORLEANS, August 29.-James
Payne, a stock dealer, was sitting in
gallery leaning against the rail, which
broke, and he fell fifteen feet and was in
stantly killed, i2'i
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-30

LITTLE RocK, August 29.-The Teach.
ers Association Of Arkansas Is in session
here, and Is attended by prominent edu.
Gators from all parts Of the State.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-30
QUITE AN AFFAIR.

LAFAYErr, IND, August 29.-The Tip.
pecanoe county -fair is -a'great succesS.
The trotting race tomorrow has gather
ed together a lot Of horses rarely seen at
a State fair, Belle Lee, Red Cloud, Juo.
B., Lady Byron, Brother Jonathan and
Bob Ridley are among the entries. Al.
tendance good. SIX ED.u."
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CAMERoN AND, ,sHERMAN,

Secretary Cameron and Gen. Sherman
will leave here on their western tour Of
inspection about the 18th Of September,
going as far us San Francisco. .1
WAsHINGToS, August 20,-The Secre-
tary OF the Treasury has decided that the
new four per dent bonds may be deposited
as security for circulating notes Of the
National Banks and the same issue. made
upon them as upon other United States
securities that is ninety per cent of,their
mar yalue
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-30

PoueHKEEpsrE, August 2s.-The Ward
Bros. crew are ruled out of the Centen-
nial four. cared race. Cause, entry letter
sent too late.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-30

SAN FRANCISCO, August 2o.-Brokers
are to-day asking premium on trade
dollars II paid In silver. Very few have
been secured: Hall dollars unchanged.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-30

BUSINESS COLLEGE,

EStablIahCd In 1860, Offers q thorough course In
Bookkeeping md ita collateral branches. Also
thorough instruction In the English branches, and
boys prepared In them for tho Commercial course.
Separate room for ladies. individual instruction
givGn each student. SESSIONS day and evening.
Gail at the College office OF address
au23 JIM. PRASIIER & CO., Wheeling, W. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-30

suRLoN steaks are still quoted at 10
and l24 cents per pound in Cincinnati,
and at Is cents in Wheeling. Is it be-
cause that at Cincinnati, being large city,
the expenses OF butcher are less than
in Wheeling? Or is it because lands
around Cincinnati are 80 much
cheaper, and grass and feed so
much more abundant, that cattle can
be raised for less than in the vicinity Of
Wheeling? There must Of course be
some good reason Why beef should sell
for q cents per pound less at Cincinnati
than in Wheeling. Won't somebody
rise and explain?
Butt il not only beef that is cheaper
at Cincinnati than at Wheeling, but like.
wise mutton, lamb and veal. We have
noticed also nearly all through this sea-
son thus far, that vegetables were selling
for less than in this market.
The difference in price against us is un'
accountable. II there should be any dif-
ference at all it should be in our favor.
It is therefore not unreasonable to ask
why the general prices oi family market
supplies should be higher in this city
than in city OF three hundred and fifty
thousand inhabitants like Cincinnati.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-30
FRANCE.

PARIS, August 29,-victor Hugo pub
fishes a protest against the Turkish bar
barities.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-30
ATps1c VALE SEMINARY.

III 7 7, . ~ u
This well known Academy Of Music wIll,bs 10
opened SEPTEMBER Goth, by Mrs. s. v. Pratt
and Mis- Kate B. whittlosey, daughters oi the late
principal Pupils received at any time during the
year. For further particulars enquire Of MRS. s.
v. PRATT, Norwich, Conn. . auI9
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poLITICALNOTEs.
REprRLICAN STATE COMMITTEE.

READING, Pa, August 29.-The DEM
ocrats Of Burk county to-day re.nomi-
mated Hon. Hester Clymer for Congress
REPUBLICAN, STATE COMMITTEE. .
New YoRK, August ga Republican
State Committee was organized to-day
with Alonzo B. Cornell Chairman.
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a.. lb,oo5 we cited him to Goldsmith's
Nn;m.,sd N,,ure 10 prove that even in
LiahI~ on,,;y,,sd animals the first taste
s ,iaI L'd , vo,v stimulating effect,
,ss ,Imo,t sure to set the teeth a
Ii,,l. m dssner after every cash. The
c.,o,ol with that quicknesS Of per-
ss,,;on that enabled him to set up
hin.. ,o neatly on the Hon. John Ham
.an Good in this canvass, saw the point
~ onr remarks, and at once made mo.
,ion as II he would call q boy. to set up
the beer, by way Of Acknowledgement, but
,uddcnly remembering that this was not
the RsQis,er office he apologized for his
teil.tale impulse by the remark that
Democracy was like this blood business
Of which he had Just been speaking-it
would tell in man no odds where he
was.
After this brief interchange Of court.
e;ie. the Col proceeded 10 descsnt a little
on poli,ics in philosophic way, espec.
iaIIy as to the very unsatisfactory nature
Of Congressional life. He had no.d desire
to spend the remainder Of his DAYS in
Congress, but he had thought, after all
that had happened in the contested elec.
tlon Of 72 and his sickness last winter,
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ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
70 THE DAILY IYTELLIGENoER
WASHINGTON.


T. WAsHIEeToN, August 20.-secretary
Morrill, has revoked Secretary 'Bristow's
order Of July Is, 1875, placing special
agents under the direction Of the Solic.
itor OF the Treasury. They will hereaf.
ter act under the direction Of A. K. Sen
ger, Supervising Agent, subject to the or
ders Of the Secretary. ~. M
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-30
THE TURF
CIiarter Oalt Races. .

Hartford, August %. The falllmeet'
ing opened today at Char lss osfk with
% excel lent attendance and d good track
The following is the summary Of the
2:S6 class. Dick swiyelers 4 ] !; Nam
Carrie N, 8, s, s; Big FELLOW, s., 4, A.
time 2:2e, 2::s9i 2:27, 2:24.5
Two twenty.foure class: Commonwealth
l, l, 2, l: Annie Collins, ,yS,5, l, Q; Carrie
., 2, 8, 5; Belle Brassfeld, 5, 4, 8, 2; Hon
est Harry, 4, 8, a, 8; Maybifd, G, 6, G, A.
time 2:2Sf, 2:22, 2:2Sl, 2:aS. y ...
Running race; Darby 2:ll; Lofent, l:22
Burgo distanced' for foul riding-z-time
1:49t, 1:49t. ? 'i'4-5 = O. 'F'""
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, August 29.-Lord Ribbles.
dale, step.son to, Earl Russell committed
suicide in Switzerland.
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West Virginia Republican Plat
form.
pLArroRM or rRlNcIpLEs

The Republican, Of West Virginia in
convention assembled, do adopt the fol-
, 1876-06-03
9alaaoi(de DepeGhea.

Sing It E. Ont:. 2. SUM. Su
stratbroh Ont.,. wuroen seliern biz
@iebsrei oes 9errn s. S. graias uno
mebtere anoere @ebduoe omrd Gsuer
,dertDrt. BerIut $4,000.
otto n. 2. SUM-. Gin @ebeimaaent
3eit nit Der unterIuduns Der NTairsn
oes Yoitamts 5u 9ausrbia, Maii., bs-
iddftiSt setuelen nno bat ermittslt, SaB
Der potmeiIer Dapio Bapnton Inter
i9lsifs i'm Betrase bon $1,000 ~besansen
bat. 9ebterer puroe seitern uerbaitet
uno utter $4,000 8arei9aft esteQt.
Nem.Dorfer, l. SUM-. 8si einer
allye;aeinsnY ruselei in eiuer YleriAente
wuros seitern absnh &ars Sprinsltsin
BON Dem Sdenfudrter &sblsr er|9uNen.
, 1876-06-03
SIrfei.

BeIsrab, 2. SUM-. Sic Snfante.
RE, pionire uno elm Sbeil oes militdri-
fden Srains oes 8elsraoer Diitritts
ma,5dirtsn seltsrn na4 Der @rsn5s ob.
Jarl Mtllan une Der ruilii3e General
99nernapsft wobntsn oem@bmarl@s be'
1Jirlt Wreos, Der @ertreter Setrsih's.
1T naa Neit absersit, am iibsr Die 81
tuatipn in Ssrbien BsriAt Su erltatten.
Qonbou, 2. Sani. glne Oepelh'
aus Wien mslbet, ooB Gen. S9natletI
Snitruttionsn III gesus ouf biz perI0n'
ii4e @i4srbeit Aboul NSis' srbaiten bat.
9srIelbe ,uirb pabri@einli@ nod Bag.
Dab ooer Grssrum ucrbannt perSsn.
2onbon. 2. Sum-. 0ie Ssiano.
Ten Der fiinf Md9te in g%onitantinopsl
bubsn bei9loKen. bic Worlesnns Dec
Berliner Memoranoums an Die Yfnrts
onf nnbeftimmts 3eit 81 peri4ieben. ie-
BOD Der tiyfii9sn 8sSissnns Die Toib'
, 1876-06-03
Granfre,G.

WeriaiIIes, /. SUM-. Sis Sepu'
tirtsutammsr beiiatisie seltsrn o'eernab
lung oes prin5sn Napoleom uno beg
@raicn Gaiab;anea obne Gebatte. Die
llnipcrftdts- grSiebunss+Ntte ,puroe lc-
bann rebattirt, uno Die 50. Se eaIas'
noe. Se gaiellane, Sc 2arpaefoucaulo
nnb &iiaecia bstbeilisten ii@ osrSsbat-
te, bel uelAer piele perl0nli4e An9rln'
semadt muraeu unb aQ9smsine eOnfa
{ion uno unoronnng eorberrl often.
paris, 2. SUM-. Gin sroBss W
idpaosr iransOiider &risssld'He l'es1
in bem Dafsu bon 3onlOn gum @dlesslr
nod Dem Often bersit. Sic Scfsble sun
Gusiaufsn iino ieoo9 nod nidt sinse'
troHen.
, 1876-06-03
Garopdif1s na9ridfrn.

2HIn6en. Die 9onisin.W uttcr ID
bit 8e,dtoater una feuligsm Tses
iad Sobenihwansau iibersslieoslt.
@trlhte seben ieit siaissn Gagen in
milttariiAen Rssilsm, nod wsldeu o.
nsrat b. b. Gam ieium Nb{aieo 3u
nebalen beablihtiste ; slsi@,eitis miro
iar oslfen Stsle Der sbslnaliss &risss.
mlniiter, issis:r @eneraicapitan, 6rbr.
y. Ysandb ssaannt.
Gin Hedtsiaa, BET fid in letter
Bit Dor osn bieii9en @sridten abipislte,
errs9t oas sroste Anfiebsn. Die 5ahe
1T in Der Gbat einsis in ibrer Nrt.
3wet Ysrionea ,uarosn uoa Be3irsS9e.
rsdt redts Der Sjar, bic cine ussen
Nfe.mciOs, Die anbsrs ,p.sen V.rleituas
plssu. 5u laassrsn 6rslbeits.S traiea
ucrurtbelli. Der 9setsrs bsrublgts iid)
usl Der ridterliaen Gntibciouns, wdbs
rsno ocr wssea Wsmeibs Gerurtbsilte
DE Seruiuns ersrIii. Sn Der 8crpaao'
lung erl9len oerlelbe uno ertlarte am
ShIuB troe mlebsrbolter e~inOrtn9lidsr
4ssenuOrlsluuSsm bes Y%rdioentsa.
OaB sr nId}t latld) ssiAWOren uno ibsrs
paupt gar nlht ge)Auoren babe. Der
yorisenoe wolte Den bartnatis lsus'
uem Dem SelAploi9ten aus ben untsrlu'
punss.Attm gissn l~traisu, .inosm es
oas Protofo1 iiber oeiien 9eridtli AI
ScrnebnlunJ uorlas. Aber liebe %
OaS prototoa conltatirte druar Die Ger'
aegmun9, ss conltatirte obcr audi 3u'
ylelh, oaB olelslbs Obne Bseioi9uus oes
Struomm: nsn srIOlst iei. Wle Oleie'
5rrtbum Don Inbeyiuu Der uaterladnns
o1s Ill ole 3'Usits Snltan3 binaui lid
lOrtlsseu tonntt, lit naerflarli1 uni
nabe3a ratblelbaft. Der Gee perlanS'
lem Opler, uno Der Salti3mIuiIter, ipt'
lily bore, ltatt osS utrmelutliben Delin'
qdsnten. eiusn wlrtliAen aus Der Wt!tt'
Oerleuigen, w:ld)s oIclss cr%imtnallltld
Drama III Scens iesten. Wis usrli4sr
.ulrO, 10 lou Der bsjiriS9sriatlld
StaatS. Anmalt. aussfaOrsn iein, oa'
5aO alsin a~usSnsisbsn. s. mare abe
sime 9roBe unbll.9t.it, fur oas Usrlebe'
elmer Ysslb.it pom YeriOnsa cine siaais
gailbar gu maten uno scraSs an o'sls
eln Geempsl sn ltatnlren.
Der Gan9er Wahbaur nit unSsbsu
rem Grfolss In 9ambars 9altlrsno. bu
Tin Mnerbistsn Oes Smprelari0 Strn
told bon $4,000 Doll. far 60 SorHsl
iunaen in ben 8,r, Staatea refaNsts
, 1876-06-03
tpsnoisfeit Der Gbi@IieBuns zines 5psi
monatli9en @aTenltinitanoes uor3utsl.

usnoisfeit Der Nbi6IieBuns zines 5uei
monatIi9en Observation-Disclosures por3uitel.
len.
Na4rihten aus Wien meloen, oab
MuttbarYaida mii2O, OOOM eeIlern
Nieiic, NO cine arObe Sniur9entenmad.
perlammelt 1T, porriiden miro. Gint
8erIiner. Depsihe an Die rSimes" er.
Hart. oaB Gii,It @ortldatoIf Den GiirItsl
Milan i'm 9ameu oes GSars ssparnl
babe, lsoen poreiIisen Mneriff gu untsr.
lniien.
Ser Stobtratb bon BeIsrdb bat bic
Burger uufseforoert, Gubieriptiontn fir
cine Gational-a uleibe gu iammcln. nm
Scrbien Don benz Sohe Der Siitfen ~
befrsien. Seit gnttbronuns Mbbul
4Si3's bat Die piorte ben 3orbmadten
ibre politiue @eissrung. cen Yunften
oes SerIiner MsmoranOums su eutipre.
1cn, mlt9etbeilt. i.
5000 9ulsaren, ,usIbe aus lerbiIdeu
Mrienalen bemaHnet wusoen, 1no int
Wnmarl9 auf oas tirfiibs2aser suTjld
bssriHsn. Ser bnsuiide SnIursenten.
fubrs1 @olub bat Die tiirf.i@e Staot
Salal perbrannt uno 500 Ginwobner
n'eosrsemeBslt. Ser SuiursentenfaSrer
Warluopita bat bas Dorf alis inYrano
scitedt uno $50 Surisu aber bic alinoe
lprinsm %laiien.
Cine Spe3iaIoepeids Der Zines" aus
Sirseoo in Bpla9tea meloet, oaB cine
Msbelei in Srebisono i'm
@anse 1T. Gin5elbsitsu iibsr Die aEai.
,psrosn bon Der tUrtifdcn 3ssieruno
3uriidsebalten.
Ser eorrsiponoens beg v3elearapb"
in yaris meIoet. bab Die Yiorte li4 ent.
|aloiisn bat sinen @aHsnflatano m
ben Sninrssnten abSul9Iiebsn, unter o.r
oab Oeirei9 Die 9sr5esu.
uina beIsbt.
, 1876-06-03
Nsueiie tslesr. yspsfhsn.
GnaianD.

9R an1eFer. 2. SUM. Ser 2on.
bonner Correspondent bes .@arbian"
mcIoet. oub Die @esisruus ocn @insIom
ni6t auslicfern miro. biz Elm Supple
msntdr : Wertros abgeidloiien ooroeu
1T, mel9er bic Brinsipien Der 4tte bon
1870 entbdlt. llntsrbanolunsen id,pe-
ben jcst su oieIem 3wsds; ,usnn biz
gum Is. SUM- tein arrangement au
Stanbe gstommen 1T wiro WinsIow
entlaiien wcreen.
CONDOR II, 2. SUM-. 2orb 9erbp cts
ildrte seitern ia, 5errenbauie, es Jet un=
mOslid, Die Sepei9e, ,utldc G%nalaao's
@ei9eruus. iiA Den HOromdAien au3u
idliebsn, entbdlt, 9esenwarti9 Su osr'
6Tentli1en. neil eas 8erliner Mtemo-
ranoum Der gforte nod ni1t iiberssben
,uOrben lei; er CLAUDE. Die @suolut1O II
in GonTantinopel lei burd Die Nsita-
ton lrenoer asentea nsrurlaGt pOroen.
0as ultsrbaas pertaste ftp seltern
bis auf ben Stsn SUM- unb DAP Serren-
baus big auf Den Is. Suni.
Momiral 81. SSames Orummpub, Der
@ommanbont Der eneliihen Jlotts i'm
Mitielueete, bat Iein @ei9waser in Der
Beliea.gai ueriaGen uno il6 nodGou.
ftantinopel heaebcn. I'm fA -"
bortiaen ensliIdeu 8cianoten ~ beraf
then.
England fat 10 &esimenter mad
Mlulta beorbert.
, 1876-06-03
Dff TnhknrA o

CT beittma,t, has CANA. ~bisberfse SeiIuertabren INNS
auitosen. Ote FUR wtrb bnrd has togeft1nnte
SobbaS nab bar% ginn.5mss Don % SosS,iSsr
ibcen Sts bat, M ttsf fe tte9t, nn6 5l 9let9cr
3sit ,eiaen fe bic aebenstruit hes Tlsni9tn an.
Taufenbe Nrb In ben lesten 3roet Sobrer IN Pc
porben. Inter ben @ebetltcn %bsiinbct I'D pteie
Mer;t. unb Npotbtfer. Ote eobbdber nnteri9ttten
fd poa anberen Bdbern baourd, bab is etrsts ant
Sic aranfbett etn,uirten, Il , ben trauten Stoli snts
fernen, tn pefder form er dnd gum Vort4etn
fontme. Gle FuS etn 3erbrennnnsss ober ansiasts
buuassproees ber Srantbettsitcfe. Sober Sranfe
wifS bel Der an~snbnns bisi:r aar iosuisssn i.tn
s sisia;;E e, a e H. = M SiTt alss' ass s saaa s' ssss sSet pa s.
rrsnb na4 Der bisbertssn SstlT.tbobs ne NttteI
aeuSbntia aeidbrlt9er fnb ols BITE $rantbetttefbt,
SSnb i'd oitsrs eth sant,s peer teennOdrcr Srnats
''i SSst taa,' Sis sossab,r ate sraats.it.n. inn.rti9
urS SnSsrfid. Iuriren, 10 fnb bod bic Strrun8sn
bel f~olsenbea 9rantbstten. Defenders msnn ts I'D
nod III aeutea 3 uitanSe ssNnssn, sara anssrotssnt'
ne2i.a ssar iSnsa, s.nSbnii@ nit rs BsSsra,,
fartrt. SAILS nnS Observation-Disclosures setrb,
b~eionbers Bel junssn sentsn y. st sriten Staettns,
ssw5bnli4 lettt tSrtr'. xyG.lerlm@S unens
.hsnio Muocrs unb Sbr'nfrant6etten fonte rne
iHpbtitiihs .Srantbsitsn IN isssm srass. PET
anatsrsn Srantbsitsn, Srams.pntSsa. &c:
t sdssiss. =. s StsSt aar sia y sas ii I SiaassS. ssS.
nm SsSen poa bet GtrfMnS gu abtrSen8sn. Tsas
astfrebS nnb bic {ostnannts &drns 6btr
SnTerrubr (tne BITS isst uaAetlbore 3rcxtbsit>
mrrhsn aebeilt Bel IsStsrtr 4roatbet sthtn rs
Yrossnt Ses SndsritoHss NIT ishsri Babe snrS ben
Bic Babes Nnb ginntbutsspnIysy msrSes A6&
Then, Mas is aonbs ~psridmbt, Der Vrtts bts
bobt.qnIpers III So. bsr bts ginhebnts : pnfpsrs
Al. USon IoIs I'd eint Bret9art nber bic eo4tur
"a snslti4sr eeer osn.i4er Sprc9s f4tdfn.
FIR. RIauchfuss.
"a Stouton Str. (Dox 1S99(,I
Rem 9ere
, 1876-06-03
Gpnnien.

N abrib. 2. SUM-. @sifern ,sgcl
ten 1000 9oloaten BON Gabi; mad Gu'
ba ID.
Sic Ipanii9s Tlotte. nit @usnabms
Der @el4waosr in BEN Meerbulen po''
8iseapa uub in ben eubaniiden Gs'
wdNern, bat 8sfebl. iid Der enslll9er
sslotte i'm Wittelmeere au5uldlieben.
, 1876-06-03

Msa- THE CIRCULATION OF THE
STATS GAZETTE rs LARGER THAN
The COMBINED CIRCULATION OF Ala
~ OTHER DAaLY uERMkN .NFVWaxs
PAPERS OF THE STATE.
, 1876-06-03
0irsinia Staats>Wa5erre
tas,a b%erausssseteu BON
9oba 9. u.
10. 8 3tp6lfte stra0e.
i1mon 10, Ta.
0reiie Der an3eisew;

Srss.re Massssen msrpsx siuiar ttrtsucs.
M&t ster prxsser Bel en- u'Ibsn stnsn Ssxars.
aue @u,esssn finb I'm gsraas au sabIea.
Die 2ettuua spi,b IN Nid n,onb Iab I'm.
ssacnb Bon ben 9rSsern far IS Gents per
Wche ausgeiraaen.
, 1876-06-03
Stalien.

0enebis, 2. Sum-. &raf @nton
3ubplpb Mpppnpi. frihere 0Itrsiaii6e
@eianoter in Orantreid, periGieo &C..
tern bier i'm 90. Gebensiabre.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-10
The Temperature, To-day.
The General Conferences.
For Terms, ETC., see Second Page.

IT'S METHOD OF BUsINEss-MATTERS NOW BE-
FORE THE COMMITTEES - NO RADICAL
CHANGE IN CHURCH PoLITY ANTICIPATED.
Correspondence of the Commercial.
BALTIMoRE, May 9.-An business is re-
rred to the standing committees, which
have about eighty members, one member
from each delegation. Questions respect
ing the Bishops go to the committee on
Eplscopacy. Anything about Presiding
Elders, as the Pastoral term, go to the COM
mittee on Itneracy. Questions about the
duties or privileges of members, to the
committee on ReWvals, &c. These meas
ures are all considered, and such items
come back for the &C ION OF the General
Conference as may be approved. Some
times attempts are made to get a measure
before the Conference without going to the
committees, but it does not often succeed.
Memorials, and resolutions from annual
conferences, and resolutions from the mem
bers of the General Conference on all possi-
ble questions are now in the hands of Sand
ing Committees. And these are organized
for work and if they were to recommend a
senths of the measures before them for the
favorable considera ton of the General
Conference, il would have to remain in ses-
sion whole year to consider them and if
they were adopted the M. e. Church would
not be recognize able by its most intimate
friends.
There seems no doubt that the General
Conference will refuse to adopt any radica
change in the polity of the church, and
yet some notifications of the presiding ell
dership will receive a large vote, if they are
rot adopted.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-10
Letter from Preston. F..

CAD DROWNING CAsE-THE RESULT OF SAB
BATH BREAKING-PEAOH AND OTHER CROPS.
Correspondence Of the Commercial.
PRESTON, Md, May 9.-On Sunday after
noon last, painful accident happened near
this village, which resulted in the drowning
OF two boys. Early in the afternoon, they,
in company with about ten others, went out
into field near Hunting Creek mill pond,
where they played base ball until tired, and
tnen going down to the pond they conclud-
ed on boat ride. A small skiff was found
on the margin, capable Of carrying
but two at a time. The first
pair crossed and returned, aud then the
ascond-John Whiteley, aged ID, son of
Geo F. Whileley, and Eddie Todd, aged 10,
son OF Elijah Todd, undertook to cross, but
il mid sCream tue boat began to fill and
they, in their fright, jumped overheard and
were drowned. The other boys were too
small to render help, bat gave an alarm,
when W. e. Hubbard wade1 in and recov-
cred the bodies both of which were lying
cose together in about i've feet of water.
The funerals both took place on Sunday af-
ternoon.
The wheat crop hereabouts is looking re-
markably we'll, and bountiful harvest may
reasonably be expected.
The peach crop in this locality has gone
"where the woodbine twineth," and peach
es and cream will not be indulged in to any
very great extent in the vicinity Of Pres
ton, this year.
The farmers generally are done planting
corn. NORWOOD.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-10
ReaI Eslale Transfers,

The following transfers OF real estate on
the Peninsula have been announced during
the vast week.
Queen Anne's county The farm of Will
liam Barcus, in Tilghman's Neck, to Henry
G. Cook, of New Jersey. for $l1, 200.
Caroline county ]. f. Mancha has sold
the farm of s. b. Vincent, 66 acres near
Bethlehem. to A. H. Vonsburgh, of New
York. for 81, 200.
Talbot county ]. f. Manchas has sold
81. B. Hopkins farm, 2l8 acres, in Beaver
Neck, to Peter Springer, of Penna., for
S2,1S0. The springfield" farm, 22O acres,
in Chapel district, has been sold by 1. G.
W. Powell, Trustee, to Col H. E Bateman
for $3.50.
Dorchester county ]. @. Plummer, real
estate agent, has sold the Wheatly Dali farm,
1875 acres, at the head of Fishing Greek, to s. @.
Howe, of Minnesota, for SO, 400 also j. H.
Johnson's "Esgate" farm, 200 acres, in Fish.
ing Creek, to J. B. Fear, of Penna., for
$4,000.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-10
Eastern shore Items.

T. F. Brown, while plowing on Kent r.
land, the other day, turned up bottle
stamped in 1856, making 1t 120 years old.
A. year old son of Raymond Whitico, of
Kent Island, while attempting to kindle a
fire with coal oil was burned to death. An
explosion was produced by pouring the oil
on the embers.
The subscription books TO the new bank
stock at Oentreville close on Monday next.
The requisite amount, $75,O00., has been
secured except $4,000.
Miss Henrietta E. johnson, of Princess
Anne, was stricken with apoplexy while
eating her supper on Sunday and died in
five minutes She was in her 68th year.
Several Somerset county farmers had
Strawberries for dinner on Sunday. and
James NJ. Dryden, Of Princess Anne, ex'
pects to begin shipping this week.