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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-01-03

NEw YORK, January 2.-Cotton-Firn
atl214Sl2 1916. FlouE-Higher; small busi.
ness; Supertine western and State IS 4Oa5 60;
common to good IS 70a5 IS; good to choice
20 9Oa6 10; white wheat extra SO l5a7 so:
extra Ohio s. 60a7 rs: st. Louis IS 6OG
$50: Wheat-Dull; No. 2 Milwaukee 81 ii
al AZ No. Chicago spring 81 Soai 30.
Rye-Firm; western slaS5c. Barley-Jn.
changed, Malt-Quiet COrn-In good de.
mand; No. 2ungraded &c; yellow new steam
G0c. Oats-Dnl!; western mixed and State
Ssai9c. Hay-Quiet at G5a70c. Hons
Heavy yearlings l0al5c. Cotiee-Qniet at
i71Ga2ONc. MolasSes-MOderate request
4Sab9c. WhiSky-Quiet at 81 Is.
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Inlportnnt tolI.usiness Mcn.

CINCINNATI, January IA suit o.
considerable interest 10 the business
community, was decided in the Court Of
Common Pleas to-day, by Judge Forse
The action brought ". j. and J. B. Glib.
son, against the mercantile agency Of K,
g. Dion x Co., to recover 5000, on the
ground that the mercantile agency OF de.
fendants had been guilty Of negligence OF
not reporting the amount and number Of
mortgages on the property Of u party
about whom plaintiff enquired. Judge
ForSe held that under the contract Of the
defendants, that they are not liable unless
the inquiry is specially made and agreed
to b. both parties, and he gave yer.
dict for the defendants. ,s,ss
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Total gold and currency internst......S S2s, ,9gC SSl
The decline in gold calls out the fol.
lowing paragraph from the Cincinnati
Commercial!
"Gold is down 10 lO7, and Confederate
bonds are no longer quoted in the Lon.
don market. As the probabilities Of
Hayes election on "the face of the re.
turns" increase, the credit Of tho Gov.
ernment advances. It Is fet that his
will be moderate, firm and safe admin.
istration, with chance for the display
OF sound stGtesmanShip in public Affairs
Rents are going to be lower in Wheel.
ing this year, We hear of new and we'll
furnished dwelling houses in eligible 10.
calities renting at quite reasonable rates,
Choice business localities, however, bring
pretty good rates. The Western Union
Telegraph Company pay 1900 for their
new quarters. On the other hand Offices
in such central localities IA the Mcclure
House have been reduced from $500 to
$4OO.
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AdYnnce. in Passenger Isntcs.

New YORK., January 2.-At n meeting
OF passenger agents held in this city TO-
day the following advance in passenger
rates was determined on by the trunk
lines: New York to Cleveland IS to $ll
Toledo $40 to $l3 so; Detroit $40 to Sl2
Chicago Sl3 to SIS; St. Louis $40 to S23
Indianapolis Sl2 to $l7; Louisville $lj
to $50; Cincinnati 81 10 $I6.
CHICAGO, January 2.-Tho trunk line
managers announce the following passen,
ger rates, to go into effect Tomorrow
From Chicago to New York, $lS; from
St. Louis to New York, $23; to Boston 81
more than to New York, and to Phila
delphia 81 so less; this is an increase o.
So. From Chicago to Buffalo the rates
are advanced to Sl2; tho former fare wa.
$40. The new rates are for limited tick.
ets, which shows that it il temporary and
that another advance is expected.
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Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, January 2.-Cotton-De,
mand active and prices advancing At i2c
Fionr0sttong and higher; family 60 ia,
. ". Wheat-Scarce and Arm; red 81 5os
! 40' Corn-Firm ut A6c. oSt-ouiet
S 1ut steady at S3aSsc. Rye-Steady at SOC.
t'arley-Eirm; fall 81 GOAL o.. PorE-Firni:
sales steam at IKE: kettle l2c. ISnit
Meats-Strong and higher sales ShoulderS
a. 6%c; short rib SIC; at country Bacon
Quies sales shoulders here at 7Xc, cIesr
RIB lOc; clear sides l0kc. Green Meats
Higher held; shoulders exc; short rib SEc.
hams 9Hal0Kc. Butter-SteGdy; prime To-
choice Central Ohio 22a2Sc; Shipping
grades lsal9c. WhisRy-Demand good a.
81 05. SSN -
Hoes-Moderately active and higher;
70 l0a6 10; packing SO 5Oa6 rs; heavy 50 50
az %.
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The intereat ih'ithe Investigating com.
mitteeS is giving way TO the interest in
State politics! A committee from the
Democratic Senate to-day waited on Sec.
retnry Of Sta,e Dsslonde, and asked for
the official returns Of the State election.
The Secretary declined to recognize them,
and said that the law directed him to
furnish them 70 the Speaker ofthe House,
which,he bad done. gA0II0u
One member Of the Democratic Holise
to-day deserted that body and reported at
the State House. Eight Of the members
returned elected BY the Board are still
absent from the city. Telegraphlc com.
munication north is still badly interrupt.
ed, delaying the press reports.
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tion Of his organization. This charac.
Lsristic gave him brusqueness Of man.
ner that people were inclined to mlSin.
terpret, and that, we doubt not, initiated
against his success rs a politician.
Indeed we can hardly speak Of Gen.
Jackson as politician, although he
mingled more or less through life in pol.
iticI. He was not polite enough for a
politician. He always had an opinion
on every subject and was never afraid to
express ii; and was not apt to be very
conciliStory in the way he occasionally
delivered himself. With all this, how.
ever, General jackson Was a man who
enjoyed in an eminent degree the re.
Spect and esteem Of his fellow citizens.
He was a man Of strong and bold mental
qualities, and, more than all, OF high
sense OF character. He impressed him.
sell on all who came within the range Of
his influence as 4 master spirit among
men. Take him oil in all, there was not
\ man Of more force Of character in West
Virginia, nor one who will be more re.
gretted by wide circle of friends and
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To the Sunday Schools.

CHICAGO, January 2.-I,would suggest
that every Sunday School in tho conntry
take a penny collection on Sunday, Jan,
uary l4th, for the mAintainance, educa,
tion and benefit OF the children OF Mr.
and Mrs. P. p. Blias and for the erection
OF a monument to the memory Of The
sweet singer TO whom all our Sunday
Schools are so deeply indebted. Send
money 70 Henry Field, treasurer, care ol
Field, Lieter & Co., Chicago.
lsignedl D. L. MooDY.
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CHICAGO, January 2.-Flour-Demand
fair and market firm. Wheat Active but
lower; No. . Chicago spring 81 25ka
81 25AS cash; 81 " February; 81 1886
l 2sN March; No. 3, 81 1Oal l61I; rejected
9lHa96c, Corn-Dull, weak and lower;
4S7<a43JEc cash; Axe February; 49c May;
rejected SIC. Oats Active and lower;
S4c cash; 3IHc February. Rye-Sttady
and unchanged at 72c. Barley-Firmer
at 661fc. Pork-Active, firm and higher;
$l7 25 cash; $l7 so February; SiI75al7 so
March. Lard-Aetive, firm and higher;
$l1l7JlalI 20 cash; Sll ;SS]lsn So Feb.
ruary; $ll 47I1all 50 March. bulk Meats
Active, firm and higher SHOULDERS SIC;
short rib &c; short cIkGr 9kc. Whisky
Demand good and tending upward; sales
at 81 OF. III l.
At the close Wheat was weak at 81 2G5s
February. Corn and Oats unchanged.
Pork 2xc lover. Lard easier; $1l 32f
February; $l1 y46 March.
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BUSINESS MEMoRANDA.-Go old declined
yeOterdSy below l07.
The Bellaire nail worka have placed
their funded debt at 4 lower rate Of inter.
est.
The Baltimore 4 Ohio road is offering
inducements to the Wheeling mills to
stop shipping via New York to CAliIor-
MIA and ship direct via Chicago.
Ice half cent pound next summer
is nov the advance hypothetical quota.
tion.
The annual meeting Of the stockhold.
ers Of the Jefferson Iron Works took
place at steubenville on Monday.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders
of the Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railroad
Company takes place to-day at Cleve.
land.
The January dividend on the Central
Onion common stock ($2,4S7 .O5O) at 24
per cent amounted to $6O,94O, and on the
preferred stock (-4Il,55O) ats per cent,
to Sl2,l4G.
The sum total OF January dividends
this year, at New York, amounted to
$50, O,939, ,G67, divided up Asfollows: Gov.
ernments S26, 6,9G6,35l; State securities
$9,460,5O2; New York banks $2,lOo, ,625;
Railroads $l74lS,S43; New York Insur.
ance Companies S25S,OOO; Miscellaneous
SI,6O2,346.
Five is bid ior Parkersburg branch
stock, 80 for Central Ohio (com.) and 80
for the preferred, l5ls for Baltimore &
Ohio.
The Government debt statemen, is pub.
lished in this mornings paper, by which
it appears that the greenbAck circulation
ls over $S66,OOO,OOO.
The issues OF the Government on
which interest matured on Monday last
ara ne follnuu.
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COLUMBUS, O., Januaryl2.-The Wool
Gfowers' Association ,lnet here this even.
Ing and discussed matters Of interest to
the Association The following officers
we're elected: A. Il. Haines, Of Carroll
county, President; W. J. Emmons, Vice
President; sM. l. Buuusy, Secretary, and
]. L. Mcfarland, Treasurer.
The short horn, breeders also met here
to-day 10 consult on matters relative to
their sOGiety.n2 q ERlE .Mm
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PHILADELPHIA, January 2.-Petroleum
I-Nouinal; refined 29c; crude 17c. Glover
Seed-Dull at 14Hal5hc. Flour Less
acilve; extra 81 rs; Minnesota family 81 II
f26. Wheat-LeSs active and unchanged
Rye-77AS2c. Corn - Quiet; white 45a
671fc; steam 54a54xc. Oats-DulI; west
ern mixed 39A4Sc. Butter-Firm and un
changed. Chsese-Nothing doing. Egg
Western fresh S2aS4c. WhiSky-West
ern 81 IS,
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Nav YoRK, January 2,-The counse
Informed Judge Wesibrook in tue Su.
preme Court to-day, that The prosecution
haye stipulated not TO arrest Peter B
Sweeney in case he comes over from l'aril
and attends the trial Of civil actor
against him for 100000, and he ha,
telegraphed that he will attend. Mr.
Sweeney being in enieehled health, ant
the season inclement, the case was adj
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SALT LAKE, January IA snow slid,
occurred near Alta, on December 2Sth
which destroyed the Wellington Mine
boarding house and buried the inmates
Their loss was not discovered until last
evening, To-day two men were taker
ftomthe wreck in an exhausted condi
tion. Four more persons are buried, AMI
are supposed to be lead.
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Meeting Of the Ohio Legislature
-MeSsnge Of Gov. HnyPa.

SOLUMBUb, January 2,-Ihe Ohio
General Assembly met this afternoon,
aquorum being present OF both branches
The principal business transacted was Of
n routine character. Ths annual mess
age ot Gov. Hayes was then presented
and read. The measage suggesls short
session Of the General Assembly. Il
shows that the local Indebtedness Of Ohio,
Is now $SG,059,es7 SO; the reimbnrsable
debt is SG,454,69 80, and the IL.
reducible debt 10 $4,207,7l7 90.
The estimated receipts for current year
from all sources, including balance on
hand ia s. ,3ss, $50, and the disbursements
$6,4lG720. The lakes levied in 1876,
collectable in 1877, aggregate $29, ,965, ,l85.
The taxable valuation In Ohio, Us shown
BY The gtanl dnFllc Of 1876, Ia 81 ,697, :.
46e, e,966, which is a decrease from the
grand duplicate Of last year Of nearly
one and a half millions Of dollars. The
Indebtedness oi the counties, townships,
and school districts has been reduced
over $500, 900, but cities Of first and sec.
ond class have increased their indebted.
ness more than ,Sl0,0O0,00O. Special
attention u called to the importance Of
OF the question Of local expenditures, and
recommendation Is made to the princi.
pies O the State Constitution, which pro-
vides for the creation Of sinking fund,
and which should be applied to the local
Indebtedness. The message, in a.
pointed manner, suggesta That while
separate, political parties seem to, be
necessary in national politics, yet
there is no more reason for the
the antNgonisms Of political parties in 4
municipal government than in bank or
railroad company. In the admiuistra.
ticnof such governments all honest citi.
zens should cooperate. Ohio was repre-.
sented at the Centennial by 1000 exhib.
its, OF which $50 received awards. The
proportion was larger than any other
State for thesame class Of articles. The
Governor says that all the State institu.
tions are we'll managed. Recommenda.
tions are made that intermediate prisons
or workhouses should be provided al once
hy the State; that an appropriation OF
$3.50, 900 should be made for the compile.
tion Of the maps for the geological sur
yey; also an appropriation to assist the
State Board Of Agriculture out Of its
financial embarrassnents; that De-
partment Of Mining aud Engineering
should be added to the Agricultural Col.
lege; that . registration law should be |
passed, and that an amendment to the
Constitution providing for holding the
State election in the years in which the |
Presidential election occurs should be
submitted to u vote OF the people.
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NEw YORK, January 2. 2.-MoNEY-5 to :
per cent gold and l.32 per cent per diem
closing ut 7a7 per cent gold. Prime mer.
camille paper 5a7 per cent. Customs re.
ceipts $4lS,OO0. The Assistant Treasure,
disbursed 81, ,3S2,0 900. Clearings 500, O,OOO, 900
Sterling firm at S4.S3Ha4S5k.
GoLD-Decllned from IO7IS to lO6X.
Carrying rates TAI per cent gold, ~ per
cent per annum and l.32 per cent per
diem.
SILvRR-At London is quoted at 81 pence
per ounce. Here bar silver is quoted at
81 3l9Gal 3l5 greeubacks aud 81 23al 23H
10 gold; silver coin ~ bid.
GoVRRNMRNTs-Firu.
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SnOwbOuna ,rrnins.

KIoHAoND, VAg January 2.-Advicer
from western portions Of Virginia state
that the snow there is from lS to %
inches deep. Fourteen freight trains are
snoWbOund between Lynchburg and BriS.
tol, Ten1s on the Atlantic, Mississippi &
Ohio railroad. Trains on the Chesa peak
d Ohio railway are also blockaded. Tae
storm Is the heaviest known in Virginia
for number OF years.
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INDIANAPOLIS, January 2.-Caroline
Pteifier, wife Of groceryman, wa1 shot
and instantly Killed last evening in hel
iather's house by man named Frank
Alden. The murderer when Arreated. .said
he had killed one woman, and would kill
another il he got chance. Alden for.
merly lived in cASenovia, MY, but ha!
been in this city for Eve year,.
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EAST LTBRRTY, January 2.-CATTLE-
Receipts to-day $40 head, all for this mar.
ket Trade active, but pply light. Best
81 75a5 60i medium to good 81 25a4 so;
common to fair 81 O0a4 25.
H0ds-Receipts to-day z, 2,255 head. York.
ers 10 9Oa7 10; Philadelphias 81 25a7 60.
sHEKP-Receipts to-day $500 head. Sell.
ing at 81 75a6 so.
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The SNOW and the MnlIs

NEw York, January 2.-The heavy
snow storm Of last night has made some
detentions in the mails. The Pittsburgh
mail, due here at II o'clock last night,
did not arrive until II this morning
There has been no Washington mail up
to l:45 this afternoon. The Boston mail
wR4 three hours late,
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THEdeath Of the venerable John J Jack,
son, Senior, IL announced a, having oc.
CURED at Parkersburg on New Years
day.. We have no particulars as to The
cause OF his death, but presume it itresult.
eddirectly or indirectly from the disease
IerysipelaS) with which he has long been
afflicted, lie was however,, man far ad.
vSnced in years and at his time of life
can properly be said to have died in the
order OF mature.
General Jackson was a remarkable
man and will te much missed in Psrkers.
burg, ot which city he was one Of the
'a'hers and founders. Although old and
almost blind yet he was live man, and
took leading part in business matters.
lie was, we believe, largely interested in
the river interests Of the Little Kama.
Wha; was the President OF one Of the
banks,Nnd VIA mare or less engaged in real
estate operation No man Of his age
could be more aclive mentally and phys.
ically than he his been for years past.
He paid visit to this city about year
ago and We saw no signs Of failure in his
powers Restless l,c,iyity was condi.
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Ntennashln Lost.

KEY wsr. FLA, January 2-The
steamship Emile sank last evening in
iathoms OF water. Only one man and an
infant are known 10 be lost, but boat
load Of passengers are missing. The
captains boat and one other has arrived
here. Steamers have gone out in search
oil the missing passengers. The mails
were lost. Nt .u#.fF .HH -a
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MEMPHIS, January 2.-In the criminal
court to-day, the Reesnover brothers
who kllle do man named Ellis, at German.
town last May, ,Wers found guilty Of
murder in the hrst degree. "
Sheriff Manning, Of Austin, who murder.
ed Jamea B. Harvey, has BEEN admitted
10 bail Ia the sum Of $4,000.
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sr. PAut, January 9.-'rhes Minnesotu
Legislature met today. The House or
ganized by electing ]. L. Biggs, Free
bonrn county, Speaker, with all other
officers named in the Republican Caucus
a Republican Caucus for the nom mhatior
q United States Senator, To succeed ,Wm
WRd6ni, will be heldThursday evening
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Now there need be no more worrying
about matching worsted and different
shades Of silk and hiding Of embroidery
away hnrriedly on the approach OF mas.
culine footsteps. The demand for slip
pers and smoking caps il over for year.
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NEw YORK, January 2,--Dayid Dud!
ley Field was to-day elected TO Congress
from the Seventh New York district, to
fill the vacancy caused by the resignation
Of Smith Ely, jr, His majority over
GoetE, Republican, was 3, ,449.
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SEVERAL OF the new Justices were in
their offices yesterday, but il the second
day Of the year is sample Of those that
are to follow, in busines point Of view,
magistrates can be dispensed with, with.
out serious Inconvenience to the public.
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Marine Intelligence.

PHILADELPH1A, January 2.-Steamer
from Liverpool, has arrived.
HALIFAX, January 2.--Steamer Peru.
Wan, from Liverpool, arrived.
sourHAMPToS, January 2.-Steamsr
Rheim, from New York, arrived.
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NEw YoRE, January 2.-Business WAS
quiet in all departments. Cotton goods
remain steady. Dwight Star bleached
shirlingS are advanced 10 Zoe. Prints ia
fair demand. Dunnelps fancy medium
prints will be opened at 7Hc. Wooden
goods for mems wear generally quiet.
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THE PGstors' Aid Society OF the First
Presbyterian Church will hold social
reunion in the lecture room Of the church
on Friday evening. Reading, music and
refreshments are on the programme.
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CurYESSE, January 2,-The infantry
Of Crook's expedition will arrive at Fort
Laramie tomorrow. Gen. Mckenzie,
with the cavalry and artillery Tomorrow,
and the whole force be disbsnded there
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FRANCE.
The Gale on The rreneh C,onst.

~1 III0 EoIloH COlISI.
PARIS, January IA tremendous
gale has been raging on the Atlantic
coast Of France. Two villages were
threated with destruction by high water,
and several lives lost. One OF the tele.
grph cables between France and England
has parted. nm IL L u
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TOLEDO, January 2.-Flour-Quiet.
Wheat-Quiet; No. S white Wabash 81 p;
No. 2 Dayton and Michigan red $I2sX;
No. 3 red 81 2lIG; rejected red 81 IL.
COrn-Weak; high mixed 4GJ<c; new No.
2, 4S1ci new damaged 4l9<c; new rejected
4S .lc. oatS-Quieti white SOC; Michigan
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.AMAN named Owen Reilly was badly
hurt in street fight on l7th street Mon.
day evening. He was kicked about the
head and face and severely cut aud
bruised. Several men were implicSted
In the row.
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A SOCIAL hop was given at Etna Hall,
Etnaville, on New Years night, which
was attended by quite large number OF
BridgepOrters and Marlinsvillians.
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JUSTICE FoRBEs.-Thomas Wallace
was before this Justice on Saturday even.
ing last, on charge Of assaulting Jennie
Lob. He was put nnder bond to keep
the peace. -
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Ok Monday rs two.hOrse sled from
the country was coming down Wheeling
hill, some boys threw some fre-crackers
and frightened the horses, and they ran Of,
but were checked at the head OF sth street.
No harm was done.
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A LOT fronting twenty-five feet on the
east side Of Main steet, below l4th, be-
longing to Parker Bros, was yesterday
sold by ]. G. Hervey, auctiOneer, TO
Henry K. List, Esq, for 5000.
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CINCINNATI, January 2.-At LoveIand,
near this city, to-day, the residence ol
Henry Peaehey, cashier Of the Lafayette
bank, Cincinnati, was destroyed by FIRE.
Loss estimated at $1,000.
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The Germanis Singing Society danced
in Germania Hall on New Years night.
Sixty couples were present. The music
was fprpished by Mayer. ~.
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The officers Of Excelsior Lodge Of Odd
Fellows were installed last night by
Grand Master }. A. Miller,
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ALBANY, January 2.-Legislature ON.
yened to-day, and the Governor present.
ed his address. George B. Sloan was cho-
sen speaker Of the House.
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a SLEIGH was raflOd off by Chris.
Siebke, in his saloon, last night. Num-
Der lG, held by Mr.. Charles Schrader,
won the prize.
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The Harmonic Singing Society gave a
very pleasant social ball at Melodeon
Hall Monday night.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-01-03
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

VIZ can not expect holiday times
always. The Legislature commences
next week.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-01-03
Charged with the Murder Of Her
IIi11J Husband,

COLUMBUS, O., January IA special
10 the Journal says that great excitement
prevails at Lithopolis today over the
murder Of Henry Creighton, we'll
known citizen. The killing was done
with an axe and his wife is charged with
committing the deed. n pN.i tEGHlr ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-01-03

PITTSBURGH, January 2.-Petroleum-
Dull; crude S. S0a3 So ut Parker's; refined
2sc, Philadelphia delivery.