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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-03

New YoHK, November .. Evening.-Money closed
ut 81. a. Sterling quiet At g. s2k. Colo nIm
ct lU9& 0lG9H. Governments strong ana ttsaGy;
new 6ses ll3. states quiet and nominal; Louls
suStreasurs bslanessLaold. e,4S5; cur
TSs subirrssurer paid out on scoount Of in
terest es83 Geo. for bonds, el3ON
Customs recsipts to-day e33s.ooO.
Orleans ilhe sales TODAY ~ ba'ss ret r,ssip Ss
SIS: oross S395; consolidated net receipts l66 1872
exports to Great Elita "a ~; torrance Sa00; "
the continent l2,6l2; to tie channel Ia
Lows Nove 1 Ii 7iSsli 1ssc december ii ss
Sls M y:ncsry Sc A"1 las ,ssse May
10 1912 70 sc: June l2a0R 25'3se; July 2As q
IL 1880; August ID l,32c.
ness doing. Southern flour quiet; con, mon to fan
ex "a SIS 25a6 60; Z cd to choice 90 S. es0S IS
WIZ at without decided change; moderate 1port
favor: moderate trade for export and horne use;
s616Oc for ung AIDED Western mix d; SO Nc for old
Western mixed in .tor; ss's aSon for st.i mer vel
doing gar QUIET and f'm: 9Ac tor fsiy to good
refining; refined easier ut loas 0llc standard A.
:. "a scarce ssa FAY
20 at choice. Rice qui I; ~ d5ac for ,u.sisna:
5a d6hc for Carolina Tai ov s,eaoy; 81 Glstc.
Rotiu steadv. Tur 'entine fro; 500. rork steady;
new ei7 Lard quiet and steady; steam lOc; cbot:s
10 loo. Whisky Irregular and unse titled; 81 Y 20
l b. Ere ghts more Ateady for gram; cottoc BY
steam TAD
CHICAGO, November 2.-Flour Quiet and weak
for cos mon to choice Western chipping extras.
Wheat inactive ard lover: No. Chicago spring
81 1871 cash; No do 81 II Il, cash; No. 3do 81 o. II
a OF. Corn dull weak anc lower; No. 0Ac
cash, 42Nc December. Eye ,eteadv: fair demand.
Barley steady; fair den aud Data steady fair de.
msnd. Pork stead, and firm; SIS IS cssh, Sl5 Is
November; SIS l2k al the year Lard steady and
unchanged. Bulk meats ncminaiiy unchanged.
Whisky firm ana unchang d
81. Louis. November 2-Four duh and nm
changed. Wheat lower; fair demand; No red
tall 81 l9k0l 2OS; No 800 81 ,l0Gi ION. Corn
dull and lower; M. mixed a0G4Sc, closing at IN
side pnc~. Oats frmeI; No. 2, 39lc Rye $50:
Dar!ey quiet aud unchanged Whisky dull AND
lower; 81 08 Pork dull ana liver; SIG 49, Enlk
neats and lard dull and uncha gcd, with Ony .
small j0bb LIZ trade. HOgs strong and higher;
bacon IS 5O05 IS Cattle steady; good demand
for bute herr. stock and atOckers: other e. ades
allow; good to choice Texan e3o3 CO.
ClnCiNMA41, Nov. mbsr 2-FlOur unchanged
Wheat scarce and "; red 81 1901 2s Corn firm
1t 1880 Oats quiet and unchanged BYE
steady. 68c Barley Gull and nominal. Pork steady,
SIG 50 Lard scarce and firm; steam 95OO956 -:
kettle l00l0kc. Bin neats steady; shoulder Sac;
clear li0 tid.s Sc; clear sides 8kc loose; box ID
mests in far demann sales OF short rib m ddies at
&c. B. CON IT, fair d. mand; shou des TIE clear RIB
sid 81 081sr; clear sides 81 dskc. Whisk,
strong and higher. 81 % Butter dnll snd np
cha, ged. hogs fair demand; lower; heavy 65 200
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-03

bAE Tf0 fiXTuREs; LlQ ORR, VINES. PAkTI
hirCHkN F.RNITUHE G.
SooonSSioN w u, lSEP,.E Or JOSEPH GINA.
KILL
'oS"A" Dis'iAct Court ioI The Parish VI Orleans-
No. 80 OF
..,t fLACIDh ,. srhAit. AUCrIONxER-
= mnaI s i Moc 30 h7vai street. WEDNESDAY. No
~ iDn' ~ 40 IS7 Lafayette st Q, t. be wecn I.
M iss ald "a, oadeiet Streets oy virtue aud in
w saance u an ot0er from the Hon A L. rissot
.uuse vi the Second DissrIeI Court for the parish
S. a. ,oans dated November q 1876 for account OF
The CONrtNrS o the hi, ei, before ma, ,es
p.enns 80. co sist IN large aad se CT a.. orr.
n.ent VI Liquors, Win, as. W r. Al Oc !. ry ware
1aIroon PA tures, COu efs. Par iii II CT .ss Wiz
dove, Gas Fixtures, o 8 .nou and XII che, IN, nj
lure etc all more fuil, seri oeu thr in yeu tory
OF Url.ans ~
Terms-Cash on tho spot no3s12l5
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-03
TWO STORY FRAME DwBl LING CORNER OF
DERBlGNY AND ST. ANNE STREETS, SEC
OND DISTRICT.
JAMES ARTHUR WOODS VS.. ALBERT JEFFER.
son WOODS ut Al
Second District Court for the Parish Of OrleArs-
No. 80, .47.
nv pIACIDE 4 .PxAw arc,


by PLACIDE J. SPEAR, AUcTrONBRR-
- ONCE No. IS Royal STREE -WEDNEeDAT,
November 70. 1876. at twelve Cclock n. viii bo
sold 1t Pablo auction at the Merchants and Auc-
tioneers' Exchange on Royal street, between
Canal and Gus OmhOuse ct re t. by virtue and 10
pursuance to a judgment from Hon. a. L. 1issot.
judge OF the SecOi Dstrict Cours for the parish
of Orieal rendered June "a 1876, and signed June
70. 1876 in the above matter, the following oe-
scribed property
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND together with q, i
the buildings and improvement thereon. situated
IN the Seeo, strict Of tile city, in the square
D upded by st. Anne Dunn .in-, De hi2ny and
Claiborne streets, designated BY the No. on g
p a. deposited in tie fice of i G. Gottschalk,
late not ~. in this city, plan No. s. forming the
cOrDer OF 1t. Anne ard Delbigl ~ streets. aud
measure 81 ct II incre- 5 mes front on ST.
Anne ctr by 81 feet 10 inches lines in dep, b. be-
t~ cen parallel lnef Be ng the prop rty ed by
the l'ta Al. hur WOOds BY pu chase 1T public sale
the eOf, nia'e by N Vigui-. auctioneer on the
fou tn De- oer. 1857 in obedience to an order Of
the sec nd district Court of this city, GATED tho
twenty seventh May, ls57, in the matter Of Henry
Hnph'ns va G. W. HOpkins No. II. 97s Of the docket
Of said court.
,or us a Condi,io~s -One.half cash, the bal.
ancc st one and 'wO years cred t, notes bear
property Sd d, bearing ght T ccnt intsres s Der
snnu N from date till pail. Insurance. amount Of
which r. be fixed BY the . mtnistrator, transfer Of
policy, he csuse of Ave per cent Attorney fees in
case Vi lud c'sl iloc. oil ngs, and al other usual
c'aus,s. III purchaser to make d. slt of ten
PER cent on the amount Of the adjudication at the
moment o, sae.
Act Of sale before James Fahey. notary pubic.
II the expense OF purchaser. Oc7O u NOS 10 II -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-03
COURT RECORD.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1876.
United states Circuit Csur,

United states C1fcult C0urts
Judge e. e. Biilinge, presiding.
American Cot on Tie Company vs. j. w
Chapman.-Applicstion for an Injunction
restraining defendant from infringing OF
the patent right of plaintiff. After hearing
the argument by counsel, the case wal
taken under advisement.
Superior Criminal Court.
TRUE BILLS.
Murder-Jack Casey and Dennis Casey,
indicted for the killing OF Daniel Glynn, on
the first OF August, on North street, Oppo-
site Lafayette Square.
False Imprisonment and assault and bat.
tery-Oficer John Woods, TO- alleged ialse
jmprieooment and assault and battery upon
J V. GOurdan, at the registration office of
the seventh ward, on the eleventh OF Octo-
Der.
Perjury-Officer John Woods, for alleged
perjury before Hon. Webster Long. third
police justice, October II, 1876.
Williully destroy ing registration certif-
cate, etc.-W. j. Moore, assistant State eu-
pervisOr of registration. seventh ward, for
tearing up certificate of Louis Hecklee, Oc-
tOb.r 70, 1876, and erssiDg his name from
the registration book.
NoLLE PRosEoU1.
Grand larcepy-Jules P. Devise.
CONVICTED.
Burglery-Bill Davis, alias Chicago Bill.
for burglary At the residence of O. NJ
Redon, No. l3l Rousseau street, on the
night Of August 9.
Grand lsrceny-Joe Albo, for stealing
from NIchol - Mitchell. ut the corner OF
Wells and Crossman street, on the night of
May 10. . gold watch. clothing. etc., valued
At $3.50. Recommended TO the mercy of
the cOurt.
GRAND JURY.
The grand jury met 1t ten o'clock and
was in session all day, adjourning about
r. II.
First District Court.
NOLLE PROsEQUI.
Obtaining money-nnder false pretenses-
q. Salvador.
Assault and battery-,Ann Kelly.
second District Court.
SUGGESTIONS of Nicolas Schneider and
Pierre +. Turbnre, opened.
Third District Court.
State OK rel Bernard Barthe va Criminal
Sheriff Writ. of bsbras corpus argued
and taken under sdviss ment.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-03
AUCTION SALES.
BY Placide-I. Spear.

FIFTY IMrUM BONts or TIE CITY OF NRW
ORLEANS, TINE CEnTiFIGATrS OF THE
CITY or NsW ORLEANS. DIAMOND GOLu
STUDS, Coll VITO AND CHAIN, MASONIC
EMBLHMS, CLAIMS, ETC.
SUCCEsS.ON OF CT skPPE Oh JOSEPH GINA
RkLLL
SECOND District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
nv p,,ac,np 50 go .rc,
ID Office n. 40 Royal Observation-Disclosures. No.
vember ls. 1876, at 1870 p H.. will be SOC
a. nv oHc'. No. 20 ROYAL street, between
IN Uu' suahce to ~ .rder from the Hon. A. l.
Tissot, Judge Of the Second District Court for the
parish OF Orleans. dated November 2, 1876 for -.
count of the above snccession--
Fifty Premium Bonds OF the city of New Orlesps.
Time 'ert n.ates OF the city OF Nv orleans
sonic FIN ms Claims, &C.. mon rully a. nc, med
IN the inventory on iie in the Get end Dis ricf
Court for the pa ish o Orlesns
T6rms-C-sh on the srot. no3 10 Ie
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-03

Arrived-Ar Arlington, from Now Orsans' Do sr'eo-
PT1npURa, November 2-etver four ieet e'gnS
inches and failing. Weather cloudy and milo: a.,
.,ISss X the canal Weasher cool
KyAx.V,LLs November River twelve feet s4
inches and fsl ing. Weather cloudy and colder.
TAIso November z Arrived - Scudder, from
NsV orleans, ct A. H.. and Bee, from New or.
1eans, ct p. n. MISUNDERSTANDING. ior Ne ~
Orleans ct 10 P. H.; Peytops, for Lonisvlle. q. lo
ScnSder for St Louie a. Z 4. h. River n'ne feet
one inch and rising W. a,he-eloudy. Mercury so'
81. LOUIs, November I'D parted COiOrado for
Vicksbure. kiv.r lisen seven inches wee6neT
cooler and cloudy.
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wv SSJf:VF*$e0'
The thermometer at Louis Frigerio's, No
SO Chartres street, stood as follows, Novem.
Der :: At A. NJ, CSC; st 2 P. NJ, 10;
1t 6P. NJ, 6so. Lowest point dnrine the
night of November l. $50. Rainfall dur.
ing the night of November l, one and three
t0nths inches.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-03
xAPkOVkD PROPER Y.ON JOHNSON STKnkT
IN The I1dklsO DISTRICT
SUCCESSION OF BERNARD DUPONT.
0ocond District Court Tor the Parish Of Osleans-
No 81 86l,

by PLAClDE }. .PKAR, AUCTIONEBR-
ID Once No. 46 Royal street. THURSDAY No.
vember 30. 1876 st twelve O'Clock N at the
Merchant and AnctioDes re- Exchange on Royal
STREET between Canal al CustolnbOus- stree,
BY virtue sndI in pursuance of al order from
tie Hon. a. L. 1issot, j. dg- Of the seco d strict
Court for TIE parish OF leans, dated Dc O ,er
IS. 1876 for account OF the .b"v- nee. ss,nn-
TWO CERTAIN LOIS OF GROUND. tog. IF
With ell the tu ld,Dg- and ia provemente thereon
eitua ted in the bird Distric OF uis city, d sig
matt BY the nos. 1853 aid 1854, il square bound d
bv LapeyUuse, Priepr Lahs,pe q d Johnson
atrest t.. On . plan made b GUS B'ingler
ves O. re e ral Ap II 28, 1885, a. rep ten the
once Of Hs. ues Pedesclaux, then notary in this
city. said lots Of nd .' jdS e sacn or er a,a
msatu e. PIe oh m asar~, earn ~ fe-t no o"
johnson sire. t, oy l39 f-~t ,'c' en- H. dept b.
lmprOv emt Dts en- lot No. 1853 consist - wo small
haus~s containing oh two rooms csbIne and
gallery, cs err. p ii t., snd on 10 No i6s Is
q sma house Of tw, roo Q. cabin.t :, lst-rl.
. iyies and gallery, snd back bu Idug o. two
Tooms cab net galler,. kitchr n, cistern priv'es'
ote.
TeYms-Cssb on the spot.
Act Ofsa bs ore John /. laresche, notary pubue,
At the expense Of the purchaser.
<OG6 nos 10 l5AW I
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-03
AUCTION SALES.


LARGE AND IMPORTANT SALE OF MOST BLI.
GIBLY LOCATED IMPROVED AND VACANT
RIAL RSTATE In THE FIRST, SECOND,
THIRD FOURTH, FIFTH AND Sixth DIS
TRICTS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-03
AUCTION SALES.


-. .;,I 6n.l n.vmept; tho clause of Eve per COM
s.'o s fees Ia case Of JUDICIAL pvoceediugs Soi
the q s.S pSts 70 G Ss s:ps
ton thsrec the i%PsosS ~ snm to 30 xsd By The
sd"i iSira or, and policies transferred to him 81
the bodsrs Of Of said notes .c to on Make
sts NJ tan per cert on the amount Of adJod
fiNn nj tho time Of sale. ...r. AZ.
The opere. both improved aps stst city and
.nsee tsses and ear title given T:
cesame' Tie wnele to be suld according pi:n.
Exhibited st the Exchange pr.or 10 ana On '"o u"'
A.ts Of ssle of the properties described ~ even
num6ers before A. y. Bienvenu not ry puonS o ru
1 nasa1s n"biic. 1T the expense Of purchasers.
eAc2n n nos 10 II "a del
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-03

by he No. in square 40 6, said lot IA. asst us,
Am. ricsD Measure "a feer front Decatur ecrret
oy 1913 ,eet in depth. Acquired March 81, 1869; reg
ister.d book 81, 10 10 20.
~. ANO HER GER AIN lot OF GROUND. to.
getner with the buildings aud improvement
thereon s'tuated in the TIN. d. let Of tbis city
IN the square bounded b, Royal, Fieuchmel,,
Dsuphine and Union streets; sail lot having,
American measure 81 feet IL inches lines front
Oh frenchmen street, and l02 ie-t incn lines
depth "a 'front.' on kOyal sire. and lug 'ee lines
On ea. line dividing fiom tB Acqui. Ell Ma Gu
81: 1868; .eslate Ell book 81, folio ~
"A. ANO rHEK CERTAIN LOT Of GROUND, TO-
gerber with the s,idl 6, and improvements
in the squsre bonded by no, al, Ft-,cI,m.n
Dauphine and Union sire. is, designated by The
!e ter b; cad lot having American nieasu 81 f..
ii ihchs lines fIent Oh frenchmen street oy log
feet inches lines IN dep h. Acquired March 81,
1865 regi.tere. book 81, Io'o 90
Is AnOTHER CERTAIN LUT OF CIR UND, t..
ge her with the buildings, and lmpIO, ements
thereon. situated in The Third District IT this Gil
Ia the square bou, d d by haul part. columbus, NJ
isuae ana 81. thony streets designated by the
70. 10 tad lot measuring, American lioasli.r, 40
feet ~ inches from an Rampant +treet b l6O @ il,
.r netes ~ Dep on ! SIDE n ar st olumbls
Learest 81. ANTHONY str. e., by Oh f. ct n me. es
hn u In H. ~ T. a Acquired narch 81 1862 regis
20. ANOTHER LOT or GROUND, together with
tho 6uilmngs and inprovem, nts H. con, sl u It'd
70 ne 4 lrd ',stric OF ,i,is CITY in the tquare
Claude s'r cts, oes gnated by The No =, eaii rot
ne 'surtg 81 feet inches frpnL Oh st. Bernard
street. 81 feet Il CHI lin ieeo The nc II ar
es 81 Claude street SO feet 10 inches lines dc, %
on thr division lin, If at No. 3 and 81 i..I 5
inches IN width in The rear. .cau.r. March 81
100 reei tered book 81, folio 30.
-. ANOlhkR CHS AIN LOT of GbOUND, to.
gethe with The DnI dlngs aid improvements
thereon, sitna ed N he Thru Diyt ic, Of tins eil,
u, ne sc are bounded BIS st. Bernad, Mara
~ and 81 Clause streets des gnat b,
mo 40 .; ssid lot assuring Al fs,-t 4 III hes
,ront on 1t. Bernard street also 81 Ell Q 'n,,'es
'front.' on Sc Bernard street, II ieet Iiout vn NJ.
street. % fe 10 inches lin deep o. t,. side
n"aid ~! Clause st.e,t a Ga zee; 8 inc es
n ,nla III width o. The rear. q i. January 6
1867; -get. red book IS. Ohio 49,
= ANoiHEh .OI uF GauCND. together with
the build hg, and imofOv, muiIt- tie e,n si,,a, ri
III the h,d Dislict, in tn. square counted by
LahArpe, ST. Be ard, Robertson a. d g aibo,ur
stTeets des SLATED by the NJ. !; .aid lot ID asur.
Ing feet 10 inchss Ines trout on Sc. Brrusrd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-12
lYealli ana .TasatIon n ONO.

The taxable valuation OF property in
Ohio for l875is 81, sos, 575,6s2. The total
State taxes amount to S4,94s,095 10, Of
which 81 ,597, 500, u is for the State COM
mon schoolfund. The totalcounty taxes
foot up s6,65s, 467.5s, and the township,
school, special and city taxes aggregate
Sl6,S44,5Os' 90, s6,S62,5S9 So being for
for school. and school house purposes, and
$7,47S,9Q4 10 for city and village pur.
poses. The grand aggregate ot.taxes for
oil purposes, including delinqueneies and
forfeitures, is SOS, s93, 1872 81. In 1870
the, aggregate was $24,l30,S20 81. State
taxes were less 10 1876 thantthey wereir
either 1874 or 1873, and less than $500, 900
more than they were In 1870. County
taxes in 1875 were only about SOC, 600
more than in 1870; but while S5i447, !
776 90 was sufficient for city and village
purposes in 1870. in 1875 S7,478,904 is
was required, showing an increase OF up
wards OF S2,00O.000. About 81 ,4O0,00Q
moro was required for schools and school
house purposes in 1875 than. in 1870!
Sixty!6yerof the lightweight counties il
tie State are without the luxury Of q
debt. The county debt in the remaining
twenty-three aggregate S422,227 W, Of
which Hamilton il; responsible for more
than onc.fourth, or Sill ,a65 ,s. There
are in the State 73s,sSO horses, 1,509;26O
cattle, 26,32l mules, 4,l00, 2SS sheep, and
Its, 800 hogs. According to the returns
there are 373,515 carriages in the, Stale,
lO6,563 watches are carried, and the
thrum of "a, lS9 pianos would be heard il
all in the State were played upon at once.
The valuation Of property in the cities
and villages Of the State in 1875 was
S459,575,653. The average rate OF taxa
ton in the municipalities for all puri
poses is oS. 2s5 mills on the dollar, the
fightest rate being in East Cleveland
1855 mills) and the. heaviest in Toledo
i44.4 millsl The rate in Clncinuati'is
24.S2 mills; in Cleveland, 29.5, and in
Columbus, PIG. The total indebtedness
OF the municipalities III $40, 500, 49l, 81,
Cincinnati has a debt 81 s., 422 7o4 So;
Toledo, $3.50, go All Cleveland, 81, 23S,;
800 A; Columbus; 81, 261I 1872 8s; Dayton,
S9S4O60, and Zanesvilie, S54S,059 30.
No other city has debt exceeding
IS300,0o0, and the six cities named owe
more than S1s,OOO,0OO Of the entire $780,
S00,50l 81. The average compensation,
paid to County Auditors is y, lao; to
Trcasurers, nearly s., 400; to Prosecuting
Attorneys, less than S700;l 70 Clerks of
Courts, over s., 1000; 70. Sheriff., s., 400
The best paid county officer in the State
is the Treasurer Of Hamilton. county, who
received in 1875 total net amount
chiefly from fees. Of Sl6,974l 81 The
County Treasurer Of Cuyahogacoanty re.
ceived $l076s AZ. Ia is'ssss Z VI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-12

A PAIATAn1E Commemorative can
almost forgive tho editor OF the Weston
Democrat for his bitter. and unrelenting
Confcdcrategtay Democratic partisanism,
in consideration ofthc delightful oOmpli-
nt'tfat he pays to tho City of Wheel
ing (where hesejourned rs Asst. Clerk of
the House dlfiagthG last session Of the
Lcgislaturel in his paper OF Saturday
last. HercttsSNhat ke says. -, -.
The namSid our Capital City should
be changed; and. it should hereafter be
known US "fhe City OF .Brotherly Love"
Philadelphia may have formerly been
dubbed will sthaL '!title;. but certainly
Wheeling excelsl it, in all tho attributes
of hospitality, Kindness and reEpeca6iiis
". For pure and upadulterated courtesy
and hospitality, commend US, for all
time TO come, to the people Of Wheeling.
For genuine enterprise and public spirit,
they excel all the rest OF the.State combin-
cd. In all our experience with 81 towns
and peoples. we have never seen any: so
we'll calculated to win friends, and TO dis.
arm enmity, as the people Of our Capital
City. Even her bittercst opponents
Game, saw, and were conquered"-not by
"treason, strategy or spolk, but by the
hospitality, cpnftesy, intelligence and en-
terprise Of herr people, tSlch u people
could move the Allegheny Mountain, il
they determined on the task;and when they
set about it 10 regain the Capitol, it was
only n question OF time-they were
bound to Succeed;-to such a people there
is no such word as aIi1pos'ibIe."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-12

are productive Of such delights as they
only can give, pray wherein Is music any.
wise the least Of these?
1.-THE "plebeiann heart cannot grasp or
enjoS Rnything higher ordeeperihan the
cradle n popul lar hohss' or aofigs ofi6Sloi
cihtion narelyl wh y il Is mol q pSctsd hot
II 1t deiirablS lhat this enjSynent SHOULD
beFonehs tftopgh tbeexpcpt$e mediptn
Of artist, but Continue Us ever q patron.
lie the minstrel stage, where t6lfreely
grant this phase OF music is prodneed Ia,
a great degree of excellence. --Surely the
vast sumo expcnded'in the cultivation Of
the artot music arc not to the end only
that poetry hhy lHe denounced in must
cal voice, but That more delightful sounds
and combinations may be produced, ..sul
You-speak Of the Last Rose OF Sum.
mer1 b6t6e ID pct Iiiaciously eHG6red, !"
when aS)a faCt fie applause did hbtlexeel
il equal that given 70 the classical parts Of
the programme (where there were no
Words % ifiYords we're Rpecessary part
OF music Wis The, piano sndyioline exc
cutions.I.si y 'nsoo5s ~ ,Asrt - az alsi
wholly except ITO your statement
that "a, mere musician is not necessarily
person Of refined selsibi litiea, kseniy
alive to the poetry ofsweet souudsy @tSc, !,
as.-a musician IL classic taste must be
prs-Sminently possessed OF these very
qualities, fyu61 .oJ i. z sost'rniR rl.Ii
Ne doubt. Miss Kellogg can give
familiar songs in such r9 classic garb,a
TO make them delightful to any audience,
as did Titiens the one in question, and
we certainly would not refuse this motsel
TO those who attend such concerts with
this crumb only in expectation. "a
Our pattern, Parepa, generally gaye
her audiences, for encores, something
| fresh aRlfdelightful, like ' l'fye
o'clock in the morning. Del, leay-
ing tho familiar songs to the
amateurs. And this idea is well illustra-
ted in your quoted poem, for il is annie
Laurie" and other like songs which
amateurs delight to perform, and which
ever touch the heart with their pathoss,
sentiment and poetry, but not snehi az AZ "
require persons OF talent long 1years OF
patient study. to master, nor Gsuch as
thrill thciovers Of the an d music. And
in Closing, We express The beliefthat yoar
constituents, the masses, areiqpite rapid
y becoming advocates of the higher AFT
in music, and please be fair enough to
believe that these are as honest in their
opinions and delightin It's enjoyment as
you are id the sentiments you oyigorors'
ly express. :, sstr' 70 dad ~ 70 t2uID.
January Sh, 1876 '7'ss'a1'. I. I" IL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-12

.BELLAIRE LOCALS = When the! ar
.rsngemeptS)for theIprganizationot o high
.seheol are completes, the public schools
,oi IBellaiTe will emaiSt rol fifteen depart
ments., of, these ten will be in the Union
school house opposite Union square, two
on Gravel Hill, two in South Bellaire,
and the colored school on Central Avenue
Que of the departments in, the Union
school house Is Tonight entirely in the
German Language, As yet the arrange!
.ments lori the high school hang fire, and
ID is,unCeFtain wheIthsyRillbe complet-
ed. d,tirt al TOD Z Lnr r1iiuli
HAIRY Robinson, "the man with the
silver horns il eommingback to Bellaire
with his Mipstrels, after declaring about
q yeaS,agothat heiYonld starye before he
would ever show in The, "h-ll.hole" again
The eolored folks Of Bellaire are max.
ing arrangements, and looking forward to
big time religiousls Fhext Sabbath. In
the forenoon Rev. Branch, OF Bridgeport,
will pfeachyt6 be!followed by Rev. Sam.
son, ofiAVheeling, at 9, r. NJ, and Rev
Pdsey, pastor oi!the NJ, f. Church ofSthi1
city, will preach in the evening. All OIL
the services will be held in the City Hall
Hon. D. Fl. Updegraif was in.town Mon.
day on his way westward.
Col. DasidsRankin,of the Baron Man.
nfacturing Co, Left on a business trip 10
Chicago and the northwest yesterday. rs.
Butter, good, bad or indifferent, is
about, the scarcest article in the market
here nov-nexttolocal az Itsells-when
il sells:a all-for 35a4Qe!N 4 N .lt.ae