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TGas a ercsilsnt % edcsTiise IN TIE TnstSB
H t Tn bTcs ysarx me- aHQfief hare tcea innrons l'gB
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4 DAMS ACADEMY, Quincy, Mass



EfifftH o.. GiMNCtk. Masrer
.L sell. Gl ;p give .It Jfst AMI nost tAnfoueh
NJ -retflf college. h. rt-t there have lreu Peg
eatncr an.,v c.preuce, and one hundred aaf
Li.r prltl,.
T.a preparatory ~i"s.1 ENGLISH studies AMI FreHri
90. r..s Io.. 1915 o. q. iIsall Ftsr,
Th-.cai,r. inuiu. inlt-r IT. the "nt~ charge a.
tuc rgs,u, telcs. boys receive csech supervision
aui n-.rfls..
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COLUMBIA COLLEGE.
ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT.

The examination o. csud ates fdusou win bc lcd
tn Coli t Binding, ga ts1aTf. an aJh S. beginning
WEDN1.s DAY. sept ulher 20. "a $50 = Be-.
% wichtae all can idste5 rc present them
selves
re session Of the College Year vi!i begin SoSDAY
Oc.oscr ., at 80 a.
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L TyE INCARNATIDN. OIrdcr cry. IoUg island, y =
Tho RS. Rev. :. *. Li;tiJohu. D. D.. Bi--op. ,
81. PhCLS SCHOOL To- BOYS. Tie Rev. iohh 'aNs'H'
Middleton. NJ. A. Warlen; Ar Henry e. johnson h-a-
Ia lad Maa-er.
TIE Deasoae sls o. Lone Island. -
Poth scroos alca September 10 az u O'Clock. IcrmtF
an or.isars expenses s-1j per aaurm Music ana h"i'
Languages extra.
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( , Taiirs and Ch.ltrrn Misses CLAEKSON and 1T s..
pr.rcipa- EEzabc,h 81 Fal term beg "a Thursday sept
20 1877 Young af prepared ans class a. NaasaT &c
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ava ,irs Piifzhr, Ness. cfeir thorough culture very
nSeofSing climate ami beautiful locrf,ion. Terms rod
crate. Address Rev. g. W. sPAK. the Principal for elrsu
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CHARLIER INSTITUTE,
Ok CENTRAL PARK
A PROTESTANT FRENCj SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND
YOUNG MIN.
Preparcs for College West Point Academy seen
Schools. AID f.Isincss.
French German Spsuf thoroughly taught and spoken
la.iye teachers
New Building, unsupported fof location v,ntlkfOn
terror gtMclts.
TWENTY THIRD YEAR BEGINS SEPTEMBER Ia.
Prospectus seIt on application
PTof. Ellie CHAALIEIs, Director.
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| PROOKLYN HEIGHTS SEMINARl.-rh
; taH tern Of tins lay BOARDING school for Young
Lakes 7l oaea sept. - Cha HIEs 4. WISE Pru opal
| 81 ! -. 4 ?. Il. IInnkL.p. y.
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A Remarkable Case In Criminal
Jurisprudence.

COLUMBUS, o, June 2S.-One Of the
most singular cases in the annals Of
criminal law was to-day decided by Judge
Bingham. Some years ago Mrs. s. Vic.
tor was convicted in the Courts Of Quay.
hoga county, Of murder in the first dc.
gree, having poisoned her brother, and
was sentenced 10 be hanged. The sen.
tence was commuted to imprisonment for
life. Since then she has been confined in
The Ohio penitentiary. She grew tired Of
life under such circumstances, and In
January, 1875, she made application 10
the courts, Of this city, to have
the original sentence carried out,
on the ground that she had not con.
sented 10 the Communication. The case
was without precedent, and presented 1t.
self to the court in the shape OF very
kDotty one. Judge Bingham, after hay.
ing the matter under advisement for
eight months, rendered the opinion that
Mrs. Victor, in law, is an escaped pris.
oner after conviction, and issued an order
to the Sheriff for her delivery 10 the au.
thorities Of Cuyahoga county, to await
action by the courts Of said county. She
will be taken to Cleveland soon,
Attorney General Little, attorney Of
the warden Of the penitentiary, subsc-
quently made an application to the SUI
preme Court for leave to Gle petition
In error, which was granted and stay Of
the execution Of Judge Bingham's de-
cision ordered until the case can be final.
ly heard,
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RcmarlabIc Wave phcnomcuo,

SAN FRANCISCO, June 2S.-The news
per steamer Australia, New South Wales,
reports that a remarkable series Of waves
reached the coast on Friday, the 1lth Of
May. At 5:2OA. NJ, the first OF the series
ofwaves which went on at intervals all
day, reached the maximum ut . p. NJ, Of
s feet Q inches rise and fall. At Newcastle
the waves began at ga. NJ. and at $50 the
harbor water commenced falling and fell
20 inches in four minutes; the rise is not
given, after which oscillations continued,
but were not so great. AT Helena the
same phenomena has been observed all
day, the greatest rise being sixteen inches.
TelegrSms from New Zeatand report
similar waves on the east coast from
A. M, extending from Bay Island 10 the
Bluff. The greatest range was six feet
and the least reported two feet. BY the
Lake House they still continued. Rain
has fallen abundantly in nearly all parts
Of the colony, causing great improvement
to the pastures. Tho wheat sowing il
large and the harvest prospects are en-
couraging.
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MINOR TELEGRAa1S.

The Bulgarians in the Dobrudscha
are arming against the Turks.
Extensive forgeries on the City OF
Melbourne Bank, Australia, have been
discovered.
Bishop Rosecranz was on Wednesday
elected President OF the Society OF Alum
nj Of St. Johns College, Fordham, Mass.
achusetts.
The brick carriage factory Of Hill &
Bro, on Middlesex street, Lowell, Mass,
burned this morning. Loss, 100000.
Partially insured.
"A fire on Spring Cove avenue, Gin.
cinnati, yesterday morning, destroyed j.
Wolrs feed store and several adjoining
houses. Loss, $4,000.
"A farmer named CransIon, near Hac.
kettstown, N. j.. on Wednesday shot
dead Burton Mitchell, who was attempt.
ting to rob Cranston's house.
The San Francisco mail route to
Australia is growing in public favor ow-
ing 10 the punctuality Of the Pacific Mail
CompanyS steamers under the present
management.
Washington rumor has it that Judge
Coley, Chief Justice Of the Supreme
Court Of Michigan, will be appointed
Justice to fill the vacancy occasioned by
the death ofJudge Emmons.
The fifteen thousand dollars OF U. s.
coupon bonds lost Wednesday by mes.
Renger OF Stout & Co., New York, have
been restored to the owner by the finder
Of the package.
AT the Commencement at Yale Col.
lege the honorary degree Of LII. D. was
conferred upon cx-Secretary Of the Inte'
rior J. D. Cox, Of Toledo, Ohio, and
Artemas Martin, OF Erie, Pa.
Three hundred merchants of'Kansas
City have been indicted for violations OIL
the Sunday law. The list includes one
deacon Of a church. The merchants pro
pose 10 hold a meeting about it.
A convention oil millers for the pur
pose OF forming at State Society, and tC
discuss questions Of transportation, in
surance, mill machinery and the inspec
tion Of grain, is in session at IndionapO'
lie, Ind.
The steamer Australia, from Sydney
has arrived at San Francisco, bringing
the British.mail. The Dispatch says The
murder of the surveying party Of the Ca
madam Pacific Railroad Is canard. a
meeting was called to contribute to th'
St. JohuS su uflerers.
Near williamsburg, Grant county
KY, on Tuesday evening during an al
tercAtion between Thomas Redd and
VIM. Little, brothers-in-law, regarding
a certain piece Of land, the former sho
the latter, inhicting mortal wound
Little returned the shot killing Redd
A ieud has existed for many years be
tween the Redd and Little families.
John Alfred Theriott, late Of 2S5 Wcs
Fourteenth street, New York, Is the nam,
Of society man, charged recently will
robbing those who made him their guest
1t turns out now that TheriottS conf
dence qualities had u good deal TO d.
with his admission into the houses OF tn
wealthy. He has fed from the city, hu
not before confessipg his guilt,
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BLANK sooK MANUFACTURERS.
MILLS, FREw & CO.,
ITO CAPITALISTS
ITO CAPITALISTS
Or Parties OF Small Means DESTROYS Of
Engaging In Grape Growing,
Coal Mining OF. Market
GardenIng,

account Oi advanced age am desrOus Of
changing my residence, and therefore offer for sale
my farm situated opposite the city Of Wheeling, on
the river bank, midway between Bridgeport and
MartiAs Ferry, and Immediately ad dOInEng tho VII
lagO Of EtnaVillc. The property consists Of 60
acres Of hill and tAblo land and Is oil river bottom
In the hill there are two seams Of coal 6x and 8I
lest thick, three deposits Of limestone, an fool
vein Of close texture sand or free Hone an IS foot
vein Of mari, which altogether make n soil and an
underlying bed Of dGpodtS Of 0 rich and valuable
character.
On the surface, the larger portion Of which lies
gently soplng TO tho east, and all under direct OK.
Posure to the sun, Vineyard Of SO acres, mostly
Catawba grapes all In lRe bearing condition, about
seven years old which has proven itself able 10 pay
4 handsome per cent to the CultlVutor.
The property is being approached above and bO-
low by an advancing tide Of persons seeking small
hOmeSteads, and Is now really the only unOCcupled
territory between Bridgeport and Martins FCrTy.
II Is valuable M IN investment for capital seeking
ate purchase, and valuable TO those who want nAr-
ket gardening ground close 10 the clty. II fronts
beautifully upOn the river and commands view Of
the city, the llland and the whole scenery Of the
valley.
The tCrms Of nale will be ore-thIrd cash, Lalance
In two annual payments, per cent interest on de-
ierred payments. For further paTtiCnlarA inquir0
Of RICHARD CRAWFORD
On the premises, or by mail at Bridgeport, Ohio.
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THE TURF.

New YOak, June 2s.-At the Fleet.
wood Park to-day the free for all race
was won BY Hopeful, Fullerton ID, Al.
bermarle Sd, ADELAIDE 4th; time 2.lSl,
2.222, 2.2l1.
DETROIT, June 2S.-The attendance is
good at the Jackson races to-day, and
the weather Ia fine.
The 2;SO race was won by Jacksonville
Boy, Hannio second, St. George third,
Time, 2:S6!,
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A.o.U. Waterman Lodge No. 4,
A. o. U. W, gave a ball at Turner Hall
last night. A very respectable number
OF persons were in attendance. The oc.
casion was the second anniversary OF the
organization Of the lodge. During the
evening Rev. Voss, OF the German Lulh.
eran Church, delivered an address. Jacob
Nuuge, Oscar sAndrock, Henry Blumen.
berg, Peter Schunk and Henry Williams
comprised the committee OF manage.
ment, under whose auspices everything
passed of in pleasant manner. Prof.
Josie Kramer and his orchestra were
present, and enlivened the occasion by
their sweet music. As We so TO press
Colonel Nunge Is making speech; it
will no doubt prove one OF his happiest
efforts.
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We understand that Mr.. John Bruce
contemplates the erection Of a substantial
three.stOry brick building on the east
side Of Market street, Just above the City
Bank. The building will have three
commodious store rooms on the ground
floor. The work OF tearing down the old
buildings on the site will be commenced
on Monday next,
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The Indian Troubles in idaho.

SAN FRANoIsco, June 2S.-Special
correspondence from Portland, under
date Of the 25th, reports that General
Howard has about 500 troops and vol
unteers under his command. The latest
intelligence places Joseph and his fol.
lowers at the mouth Of White BirdcreekI
near Salmon river, and estimates The
number with him anywhere from 90 tc
400 warriors. General Howard intends
to reConnoitre and hold Joseph in check
until the balance OF the troops arrive
when battle may be expected. No fur
ther murders are reported. Joseph il
said to be anxious for a fight with tht
troops, and the chances are that he vii
be gratified.
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ALARGE temperance meeting was held
at OTIS Hall last night. Addresses were
delivered by MesSrs. ]. kemple, Mr.. Hell
man, Of Pomeroy, Ohio, 7. L, Noble, Capt,
John Baggs, Jos. Degant, Wash. Baggs,J
C. Cline and John Lashley. There was
one signer to the pledge.
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Dividend Declared.

WASHINGTON, June 2S.-The Comp.
troller Of the Currency has declared n
dividend Of 25 per cent in favor OF the
creditors OF the First National Bank Of
franklin, Indiana.
The Comptroller Of the Currency has
deposited Sl76,7S9 TO his credit in trust
for the creditors Of the National Bank Of
hesitate Of Missouri, being tho first re.
mittance from the receiver.
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Boy DRowNED.-Johnny Nesline, a boy
five years old, the only son OF Joshua
Nesllne, a boiler at the Top Mill, was
drowned last evening in the river near
the mill. The little fellow was ain
swimming" with a companion several
years older than himself, who says that
he saw him suddenly sink, and that he
did not see him any more. Mr.. Nesline
recovered the body near the place where
the boy had last been seen. The water
was scarcely more than two feet deep
where the boy was drowned.
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ToL1vAR ENcAMPMENr.-Ata a regular
meeting OF Tolivar Encampment No, "a,
10. o. F., held last might, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing term
G. W. Gregg, G. p; NJ. Emsheimer, H. P.i
B. Rosenstein, S. W.; GIN Greer, Scribe
7. Y. Salisbury, Treasurer; Moses Blum
]. W.; s. D. Tippett, Trustee.
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BASE BALL.

IsDIASAPo1ls, June 2S,-Indianapolis,
Z; Memphis, 0.
lBosroN, June 2S.-BOstOn, 3; Louis.
ville,l
GUELPH, oNT., June 2S.-Buckeya,I Of
Columbus, 8. Maple Leafs 2; ~ innings.
CHICAGO, June 2S.-ChiCago Q, St,
Louis 2.
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New YoRK, June 2S.--Arrived-The
ships Gambia from Havre and Somerset
from Bristol.
HULL. June misunderstanding
Hindoo from New York.
SAN FRkScIsco, June 2S.-Arrived-
The British ship River Indus, from Hull,
via Valparaiso,
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CINCINNATI, June 2S.-Therc was n
large attendance yesterday at A. J,
Alexander's sale OF blooded horses al
Lexington Ky. The great feature Of the
day was the sale Of five yearlings, the
get OF the celebrated horse Lexington,
W. II. johnson, Of Nashville, purchasing
one at S3,l00. The total amount realized
by the sale was $l5,500.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO TIE DAILY 1NrE11IoENoER
Election Of Officers For the Un.
iVeFBity.

MoRaANTowN, June 2S.
Special TO the IntollisencCr.
The Regents have been in session for
two days. Proi. Scott and Macbeth re.
signed. Prof. Lyons was elected Vice
President; A. W. Lorentz was elected
Principal Of the Preparatory Department.
Israel c. White was elected Professor
Of Astronomy and Physic, johnson was
reelected President OF the Board Of Re.
gents, sturgess Secretary and LOrenLz
Treasurer. The full Board was present.
There was the largest attendance ever
known at the University. Enthusiasm is
high. The new President proved won.
derlul success. G. W. ATKINSON.
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TERRE HAur, IND, June 9s.-Rt. Rev. i.
Maurice De st. PalseS, DID, died OF Par
alysis combined with appoplexy, ut 4 p.
NJ. to-day, ut st. Mary Of the Woods. He
will be buried at Vincennes, Tuesday,
July Sd, at 0 Am.
-PADuA, June 2S.-PrOi. John suntin,
Italian astronomer, Is dead.
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Capital Location Meetings.
The Canvass In Favor OF CIarRA.
burg.

The people Of West Virginia will be adj
dressed at the following times and places,
and by the following speakers, in favor OI
CIarksburg:
Glenville, Gilmer county, July Sd-By
Hon. Benz. Wilson and Hon. L. M.Turner,
Other announcements will be made from
time to time,
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Self Explanatory.

CLEVELAND, o., June 2s.-The fol.
lowing circular explains itself:
New York, June 2S, 1877.
To he OFers and Employees Of The Lake
ShOreG Michigan Southern Railroad Com.
pGny:
On and after July 1st, 1877, a reduction
OF ten per cent will be made in the pres.
ent compensation Of all officers and EN-.
ployees Of every grade in the service Of
the company; where the amount received
exdeeds ten cents per hour, one dollar
per day or thirty dollars per month, but
in cases where the ten per cent would
reduce the pay Of hour men below ten
cents per hour, daily men one dollar per
day or employees Of other classes below
thirty dollars per month, the pay Of all
such shall be fixed at ten cents per hour,
one dollar per day and thirty dollars per
month respectively.
[Signed1 WM. H. VANDERBILT,
President.
1t is not apprehended by the officials
OF this company in this city that any
trouble will ensue from this reduction.
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Plymouth, MASS, June %. The steam.
er Lady Of the Lake exploded her boiler
this afternoon. Six persons were severe
y and perhaps fatally scalded and twelve
less dangerously. The engineer Of the
steamer was severely scaldcd. lie says
he had so pounds OF steam and plenty Of
water.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-29

BELLAIRE LoCAIs.-Thc Black Hand
Company Of Theatricals, who performed
at ZiIch's Hall Tuesday and Wednesday
evening last, received very slim pa
tronage.
The Bellaire 4 Southwestern Railroad
Company, have this week met with con-
siderable success in the collecting Of
monies OF delinquent stockholders, suiIi.
Cient to pay arrears and make further
progress in their work along the road.
Mr.. George Zneig, formerly whole.
sale dealer in liquors, has changed his es.
tab!ishment into a tirstclass tinware
store, conducted by his son.
The Fire Department will turn out, TO.
morrow, for general inspection and
parade. Chief Marshal Gill will put the
boys through a strictexamination.
The Sunday School children Of South
Wheeling will picnic at Cummins' Grove
on this side OF the river, tomorrow alter
noon. Good music will be furnished, and
general good time is anticipated.
A personal controversy between one oI
our Democratic Councilmen and the
Street Commissioner resulted in the de-
feat OF an ordinance, presented at several
Council meetings, TO pay sundry claimi
against the city, among which over $500
is due 10 poor laborers who have per
formed work upon our streets and alleys
For the sake Of. tue wives and children O
these laboring men, we hope the Counci
at the next session will strictly attend L
business. ]. Z. D.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-29
ESTABLISHED AUGUST a. 1852

The Committee on Court House and
Jail Of the Board Of Commissioners will
meet at the Court House this afternoon
at 2 o'clock. In the evening the Com.
mittee on Poor House and Farm will
meet