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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-25
HiltOn's Anti.JeWiSh Tavern al
SnrnlOSn.

Neither Disraeli, the Prime Minister
Of Great Britain, nor any member OF the
banking house Of the ROthschildS, nor
August Belmont, nor Judah P. Benjamin,
the first lawyer OF London, can obtain
board or lodging at Judge HiIton'stavern,
while American, English, and German
adventures and black.legs, with diamond
breastpins and plethoric purses, are well
come to carouse with the fastidious Boni.
face as long as their money holds out.
Hilton's iavernis very remarkable con-
Germ.
Mr.. Isaac Bamberger, Jewish lawyer
of New York, says, in reference to Judge
Hilton's iIliberal position: "As Secre.
tary OF the Hebrew Social Science Asso.
citation, I was employed in collating and
comparing statistics during the past year.
There are about two hundred and forty
thousand Jews in the Uuited States, and
their subscriptions to the various asso.
Citations for charitable, educational, and
kindred purposes have been very liberal.
In the ratio Of their respective numbers,
where acitizen OF the United States not Of
Il Jewish descent has given 81, every
Jewish resident has given S45 for these
nurDoses. objection can hardly he made
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BELLAmr LoCAIs.-A sad and heart.
rending accident occurred In our midst
about four o'clock Saturday evening last.
A child about three years old, son Of Mr..
All. Lazier, residing on Gravel Hill, was
run over BY street car, resulting in It's
death shortly aiterWard. The child had
been spending the day with the Snyder
family, it's grand parents, who reside
about hundred feet south Of Indian
run bridge, and momentarlly escaping
the vigilance OF ia grand parents, went
out upon the street, and, while attempt.
ing to cross, was caught by 4 car coming
down the incline Of the SlfeeL The child
was horribly mangled, the wheels passing
over it5 lower body, completely crushing
that part Into mass. Il lived but an
hour, when death relieved the innocent
creature from It's pain and pitiiul means.
The coroner'S jury which was impAnel.
ed late in the evening, as also public
opinion, attach no blame whatever to the
driver or street car company. The fu.
neral Of the deceased took place yestsr.
day afternoon, attended by a large con.
course Of mourners, who deeply sympA.
thize with the bereayed family.
The outdoor festival for the benefit Of
the temperance reading room, upon our
public square Saturday evening last, was
we'll patronized, and enIivened by band
Of music. Ilag .at
The stockholders Of the Ohio Glass
Works held a meeting few days ago and
decided to suspend operations temporari.
ly in about two weeks hence.
The merits Of the Centennial and Globe
hotels were well and ably defended by
their respective colored porters, near the
c. & p. X. Il. depot, Friday noon last,
and for their eloqucnce from profane
history and free exhibition from pugil.
ism we're taken in charge by officers Dru.
gan and Mccormick. Fifteen dollars
added 10 the city fund.
Our masonic fraternity made fine dis
play Saturday last as they passed along
some Of our principal streets, escorted
by the celebrated HeAtheringt0n band.
J. i. ID.
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The firm Of OF, Hall 4 Co., OF this
city. report an unusually large sale Of
scythes this year, notwithstanding the
great increase in agricultural machinery.
This is on account Of the heavy crop Of
grass all Though this region. The
amount Of hay that will be cut around
Stumps, in fence corners, and on rough
billy land will be very large in the az.
gregate.
The pay Of passenger conductors on
the c. & P. railroad is now 50 S. per day
since the 10 per cent reduction on the 1st
Of June, and that Of brakemen 81 80.
Speaking Of the road, We understand
that the freight business on the main
line shows a decided increase over this
time last year.
The London TTme comes forward to
comfort US in our hour Of depression,
and there is much truth and wisdom in
the points it suggests and the comparison
it makes:
"But, after all, when Americans csm.
plain OF reduced incomes and Of public
burdens beyond their present power to
sustain, We must remember that the un.
favorable comparison is with their own
past circumstances, and that most other
people would gladly exchange their own
best fortunes for the adversely Of the
Western world. When we compare
France and America, we find in the
former less signs Of exhaustion after past
troubles; but Americans, we fancy, would
even now look scornfully at the incomes
on which majority OF Frenchmen can
manage to live contentedly. That coun.
try with the boundless resources and in.
domitAble private energy Of America
can sink permanently is, we need hardly
say, a thought not to be entertained for a
moment"
The wheat crop throughout Central
Ohio and Indiana, it is said, will be the
largest since the memorable year Of 1854,
Reports from all parts Of the Northwest
in regard to the corn crop are also very
favorable.
H.K. List, Esq, is taking in consid-
cradle quantity Of wool at his warehouse
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MERCHANTS HOTEL,
North Fourth ST., above Market,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.

This iAvofItc Hotel, With accommodations for
90 guests has been leased by the subscriber for
tem Of year 1t eau be aid With ConhleuCe that
the old MsTehSniA under the new administration,
Is anady an assured success, and It Is my deiermi.
nation 10 meet the Just expectations Of The public
In these times Of htanCiAl depression, by iuiTUduc-
Ing graduated scale Of prices from g. 20 10 .! %
PER day, with boAr according 10 location Of room.
The service, table and all other accommodations,
the zane In Ill gutAtL
Daring the past year many improvements were
made, among them plsscf SET and tagsase lsya'
tor, thus rendering all rooms Of easy aSCrs' Other
improvements are In progress, which, When finish
Cd, will place the Merchants Hotel lreond 10 none
In Philadelphia
Tile location Of the house Is one Of the most ron.
Vcnient add really central Of any 10 the city. The
rooms are Light, airy, we'll ventilated and haEd-
somely furnished. HorIc cars Of various lines pas
constantly by the door, tifdTing every opportunity
TO the guests, every moment day ana nisht to visit
all polntI Of public interest.
jr2j i. LORE, PROPRIETOR.
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HALEY.-Ou Sunday morning, June 2Ith, ISL,
NARoAEET, vile Of John Haley, Esl,, Of DenWOod,
Rgsd u years.
Funeral will take place from the residence In
BcnWOOd, at 10 O'clsSk this tAI0nday) morning.
Intsrmout At the new Catholic Cemetery, on the
National ROad. The friends Of the family arc In
vItCd. The rules Of the Catholic Church on the
nbIeCt Of iuneralI will Be adhered to.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-25

At 10 o'clock A. ~, sell on the premise. patt,fL.
farm Of John Thornbursh, situated on tbe V' ~,
Ohio county, W. Va. NN''
The part Of aid farm offer for ale Hppo.,I, .,
contain from hIIy 10 seTeniy Lerrs, he eI,s,
amount 70 be aIcertAlned By survey after El. ~
will b sOld at 70 much paF acre; and /, hs1rIaIi
BY the centre Of the county road and boupJ1,SS
ilps o. mo hTm, extending herosI laId rTSsI, !.
log all Of said farm lying south Of aid rDupiy,,SJ
TERhs 0E SALE-One-thlrd cash anil fep5,iSSs,,
In two equal inItAlments Of nine and SjrbIs',
months alter day Of Salo, evidenced bT p,,,sti,pI.
prouil0ory notes secured BY deed Of iru,i IN N,
premises sold. Deed given on confirmation Al ~.
by the Court. W. J, ". C0wDEE.
Committee Of John Thornbpnb
No. i222 Chnpllns u. Jei-y.isSo
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FOR SALE .
pUBLIc SALE.

pUBLIc SALE.
IWill oasr at pablo ale, on the pt,ml,,, =,
THURSDAY, July I2th,
Ny Farm, htuate two miles wet Of l., flee.
Jefferson county, Ohio, and Containing 'D~'
ITO ACRES OFLAND
More or len. The Cleveland d PiltIbu,Vh p,,,.,.,
Ta0es through the farm; llso, the IuTTsIe II i
The Peoples Freight Road between NeS YotIu ~ y
Chleago. An almost inoIhaustible IIMESI1i,esll
QUARRY on the place; also, q QUAIRY0 G ~:
BUILDING STONE, which has ben IuIIT ~, w
al Wheeling, W. Va; also, the upper On XII ~
Of COAL. Al1o, a the lame time, I'll vi ,eh
arately, the lower OF shaft vein Of Coal ub1s,,s,
aid farm, which Il located midway bsiWs'S ,ahg
La Grange and Ruih Run IhlitI, which M ,',,, We
SIX foot vein Of coal One Of The bat ndBSS y,
the Ohio river. 'Vu
TERNS or HALE-Opo.hhl eash down. ,,l..
half In one rear from day Of Ihle DtIeff,, ~, one'
mtnia 70 beir interest Al the nate Of NJ ~, W,
and 10 b secured 10 the tatlliRction Of NJ MY
Agned. Parties desiring further lniuFInStior' -
Wishing 10 visit the farm, can call on OF aldT,tS.
owner, IN, W, MCGEE 1'
PhllllpsburR, Jefferson e. n
o.. J. p DAYTON, Attorney, stsubsnTiIls q
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By virtue Of an order Of the County Cou,, q,
Ohio county, West Virginia, entered Oh III i,,t
day Of April, 1871, Offer for ale ths feSi ,,,,,a
below mgutihncd. II not SoOner SOld At nm
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-25

HEVingIu lust removed 10 their new AMI commOIi.
Gus quarters, 1874 Market STREET with large stock
Of the newest and LandSomcsi designs Of Chandc-
lien, Bracket and Drop Llfhts, and Extension
Chandeliers in Bronze and CLAN; the public are
respectfully invited TO call Bnd examine them.
Their goods arc all new. jell
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-25
sHRoUDs, GLOVES, GRAPE, lac.
TINTED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT
u OF WEST VIRGINIA, Is.
Thomas lMoorhead 1 son


Steamer "Star Of the West"
Whereas, Libel has been filed in the District
Court Of the United States for the District Of West
Virginia, on the 18th day Of June, A. d. 1877, BY
Thomas Ao0rhead 4 son Ct ais. against the steam
or "sber Of the West" her engines, tackle outtt,
apparel and furniture. Nov, therefore, In punu-
aneo Of the monltiOn under the scal Of said Court
10 me directed and delivered do hereby give pub
lie notice to all persons claiming the ial steamer
her engines, tackle, outfit, apparel and furniture
or In any mlnncr interested therein, that they b'
and appear before the said District Court to be held
o. the city Of Wheeling In and for the District Of
West Virginia, on the JOih day Of June ISL, at
O'Clock in the forenoon Of that day provided the
same lhAll be day Of Jurisdiction, otherwise on
The next day Of Jurisdiction thereaiter,l then and
there to lnierpose their claims, and 10 make their
allegations on that behalf.
GEO. ". PATTON,
United States Marshal Dist, W. Va,
by B. J. CAMPBELL, Deputy.
i, q. BARR Proctor for Libcllant.
WhSIiag. w. Ia, JgRs Is, 1877. iclS
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

tDaily except suuday-EeWark Accommodation.
!S!eubenVille Accommodation. train dur.
inc the day passes backward and forward between
MLriinS Ferry and BellairU, stopping when rquI.
red at sherman House, &tnayille, West Wheeling
and Gravel Hill.
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TRUSTEES SALE

lhUSIEES SALE
By virtue Of two deeds Of trust made bv MrvC
Collins and ii. ( ColllnI, her husband, 10 he IN.
dersignsd Trustee, the drst dated EortmtCf 5tL
1873, recorded 10 Deed Of Trust Book No Z, Isfs
ISL the Becond dated January 2lst, ISIS. nrorle
In Deed Of Trust Book No. s, Page %, Of he land
Records Of Ohio county, Will Sell Al public aut.
tonr At the front door q the Court House d Oho
county, W. Va, on
SATURDAY, the 18th day Of July, Isl,
At 10 O'clock A. NJ, the following dsscIIltd nL
cstatei viz: Two certain lots or pieces Of ground
On the east aide Of Wheeling Hi, In the div Il
wheeling, Ohio county, West vIHinIa, On the ,a,i
hde Of Lind street, being the second and tLifl o,
oil sixty (G0) feet each, fronting on Lind sirtri,
running south from Eleventh (old sprucel strti,
and adjoining J. T. Gibson's lot north and flnplpt
east irUm Lind street to AlleyH
The title y believed 10 be perfect, but selling &,
said deeds Of trust.
The terms arc ore-thIrd or more, II the purchns
er 50 elect, In cash On day Of sale, the halAnte 10
two equal initallments At six aud twelve month";,
noies bearing interest TO be given for the deferred
payments, the title 10 be retained until payment /,
made In full.
". II. CALDWELL, Trustee.
W. J. W. cOwpES, Solicitor.
ie9 W. II. HALLER, Auctone,T.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-25

SPECTACIES-OUg PERFECTED sPECTA-
y Giles being entirely free from dtlcterlou' Gle
mcntI, the glasses never tire the eyes or make them
ache, They can be used With comfort and satiSlac-
ton equally we'll by lamp or gas light "a by day
lIShL With their use teaSes all diEIiness. glluI.
mCrinr, weakness and TcTtGsauCS Of the eycI: Call
al iIOS Main street for Spectacle. Watches Clocks,
JeEelry, Silver and Silver Plated Ware, God Pens
Gold Head Canes, dc.
nv Special attention given 10 repairing.
ies5 ONIOBY 4 DUPRiELD.
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GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

o. ". DAYTON 2ttoTHsy , stSuSsnTTiHiiI.o q
IeiS-eodt ~ "
, 1877-01-06
PACIFIC COAST

SAN FRANClsco, Dec. 2S.-A lit
tie piece of smart work has come to
light at Vallejo. About year ago
an appropriation was made for re-
pairs to the double turret monitor
Monadock. The progress of the re-
pairs has been reported from time
to time; but recently the work has
been stopped owing to theappropria-
ton giving out. Now it transpires
that not a stroke of work or a pound
of iron has been put on the monitor,
but that the keel of new monitor
has been laid on the government
ways on the Vallejo side of the
straits, the material for which has
been shipped out from the East to
contractors there, the different pieces
being so numbered and marked as
to render the task of putting them
together easy. The Monadnock
meantime has been lying on the
mudfats; but it is believed her en-
giues will be put into new Monitor.
Otherwise no material of the orig
inal Monadnock has found its way
into the new craft.
SAN Francisco, Dec. 2S.-Stocks
weakened again on the streets, this
evening. No one seems to know
what to make of the market, Th
belief seems to be general that the
Consolidated Virginia dividend for
January will be passed over, al
though rumor prevailed on the
street to-day that Flood had said
positively the dividend should be
paid then, if it came. from his pri-
vate bank account. The silence OBJ
served by resident members of the
bonanza firm has probably done as
much as anything to create and in
tensify the present distrust.
ELKO, Dec. %. - Gov. Grover
passed eastward this evening. He
was met at the depot here by large
number of Democrats, who sere-
naded him, in response to which
upon being introduced by Senator
Cohn, the Governor made few re-
marks, upholding his action in the
electoral controversy, and declared
he had acted fairly and impartially
and was only upholding the consti-
tuition.
, 1877-01-06

WASHINGTON, Dec. %. = Speaker
Randall, Judge Knott and Gen.
Hunton held consultation with re-
gard to obstacles interposed by the
W. U. Telegraph Co. to prevent
production of kilograms called for
by the Louisiana committee. It is
understood they are unanimously in
favor of exercising the full power of
the House to compel compliance
with its subpoena. The issue will
not probably be presented till Man
ager Barnes arrives from New Orle-
ans, and is brought before the bar
to show cause why he should not be
punished for contempt.
CHICAGO, Dec. 29.-The Journals
Washington special say Payne,
chairman of the House committee
to consider the counting of the cleo
toral vote, in reply to an inquiry as
to how his committee intended to
fix things politically, answered that
the only suggestion yet made which
met with his approval, was that the
committee shall insist upon the
right of the House to participate in
counting the electoral vote, and to
exercise its claim to the right to
throw out the vote of one Southern
State, and thereby throw the cleo
ton into the House. He said, fur
ther, that the Democratic members
of the House committee are firm in
their conviction that Tilden must be
the next President, and would not
yield this point.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 30.---The Sem
ate committee on privileges and
elections commenced taking testi-
mony to-day in the Oregon case.
Chadwick, Secretary of the State of
Oregon. testified that the first in
timation he had Of Watts being post
master was after the election last
November. Witness canvassed the
vote of the State in the manner pre-
scribed by law. Nothing was said
on that day about Watts being in
eligible; did not prepare the lists
of electors voted for with the vote
of each attached and under seal of
the State.
New YORK, Dec. 29.---The Herulds
Columbia special says: No develop
ments to-day beyond the fact that
the house committee has, in contin-
uing its labors here, ascertained
that the Hayes electors have. an av-
erage majority of about 600 votes
over the Tilden electors in this State.
The Herald's Columbia, Ohio,
special says: r. J. Mackey, of South
brothea of Mackey, Speaker of the
Chamberlain House of Representa-
tives, arrived tonight, and spent
the evening with Gov. Hayes. Dur
ing the recent canvass Mackey was
warm supporter of Hayes and
Hampton, and it is reported he now
comes here in the Hampton interest.
, 1877-01-06
TeIegraphic News.

[FRoM THE DAILY oREGoN1AN.J
, 1877-01-06

Having lately improved my Office, by the ad-
and beautiful styles of type, borders, &c,
am enabled to turn out a superior class Of Job
Printin with Expedition. and Fair Prices
Merchants, Bankers, Lawyers. Jewellers, and
the Public generally, in need of tirst-class Let
ter-Press Printing are earnestly requested to
give me q trial order,
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1877-02-08
No.. IL

case the Territory shall be absolyed from all
liability to deliver said bonds not delivered at
the time such failure shall take place, and
said times limited shall be deemed of the
essence of this contract.
SEC. 20. Any county or incorporated city
desiring to bridge, grade and furnish ties for
a branch of said road may by the duly quail
ified electors thereof contribute thereto upon
the proposition and conditional contract
entered into therefor not exceeding $4,000
per mile of the distance, which contract shall
be made by the City Council, if of any incor-
porated city, and by the Board of County
Commissioners, if of county, which con-
tracts shall be of no validity unless ratified in
the manner provided by such Council or
Board of County Commissioners by the elec-
tors of said city or county, and the method
of such submission shall as near as may be
practicable be the same as is provided in this
act for the submission hereof and the duties
of county and election officers as is herein
provided, and all the laws applicable to gen.
eral elections shall be as applicable to elec-
ton officers of an incorporated city or of a
county on such elections as they are to gen.
eral election aforesaid, and all the penalties
and restrictions thereby imposed shall be ap-
plicable to such elections.
SEC. 81. That the propositions made in the
foregoing provisions in this act contained are
made upon the hypothesis and presumption
that the distance between the said town of
Franklin and the said terminus within five
miles of the mouth of Pipestone creek, in
Jefferson county, Montana, is three hundred
and thirty-five miles, and if the said distance
between the two points named in this section
shall exceed said distance, then the sum men,
toned in section two of this act shall be in
creased in proportion to the increase of said
distance by the nearest and most practicable
route for said road, and if the ditance between
the said points shall be less than three hun
dred and thirty-fve miles, then the sum men
toned in section two of this act shall be de-
creased propertionately, and all the provis-
ions of this act shall be interpreted in accord
ance herewith
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1877-02-08
Christian Marriage

At St. Mary's church on Sunday morning,
Father Scanlan delivered very interesting
delivered very interesting sermon ON Chris
tian Marriage, but while we cannot agree in
all particulars with the reverend gentleman.
in the main, the Catholic doctrine we hold to
be correct, Upon the stability of marriage,
as an institution, and the sanity of the union
depend the safety of society. The purity of
the family relations have long since been
deemed the great safeguard of society, and
when that purity has been destroyed, social
corruption and national ruin have followed.
Father Scanlan briefly reviewed the loose
marital relations which existed in the Roman
Empire, with their disastrous consequences,
and pointed to the fact that America is fast
settling down to the same low plain of free
loveism, which, ultimately must bring its
punishment Matrimonial unions to which
single hearted sanctity is not attached by the
contracting parties, and the exceedingly loose
system of divorce so prevalent in the States
of the American Union, are growing men,
ace to the life of the nation, and in them
selves contain the seeds of the decay of the
race. One love, pure and undying, is the
first principle of Christian marriages, and
indissoluble monogamy the consequence OF
course we cannot be with our Catholic friends
in the belief that their church alone has the
right to solemnize marriages, nor that these
contracts should be indissoluble under all
circumstances. AS to the sanctity and mono-
gamic features of matrimony, however, there
can be no division of sentiment in the minds
of civilized people, and our shockingly lax
divorce law in this Territory, which un-
doubtedly is the concomitant of polygamy,
should be assaulted from the Christian pulpit
and the press with as much force and deter
mination as polygamy itself.
In the treatment of this subject Father
Scanlan introduced the novelty of reading
from the first volume of Kent's Law Com
mentaries. Next Sabbath on the same
general subject he will speak of the plurality
of marriage-SaH Lake Tribune.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1877-02-08

Was 'Daniel Deronda" written to help the
Jews to carry out great scheme? Moncure
D. Conway, writing from London, again
calls attention to the remarkable migration of
Jews to Palestine. An Eastern traveller writes
the London Times that he found the whole
region from Dan to Beersheba crowded with
immigrant Jews from all parts of the world.
Mr.. Conway argues that the foundation of
Jewish republic or other liberal government
in Palestine, thus including the restoration of
Jerusalem to the Jews, is among the pos
sibilities of the year, and hints that this re-
public will be under the protection of Eng
land. And he believes the scheme has been
considered as one of the possible outcomes
of Turkish war, England securing a route
to India through friendly States under her
protection carved out of districts now part of
the Turkish Empire. But, be the fact as it
may, the Jews are docking to Palestine. If
they immigrate under the encouragement of
British Government there is another side light
thrown on the Eastern question. If they go
under the direction of their own leaders there
is another factor and secret influence to count
in figuring results of the Turkish war. Pos
sibly "Deronda" was written to prepare the
people for some great movement of this kind.
M1LLARD FILLMORE, in extreme youth,
was rocked in sap trough for want of bet
ter cradle.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1877-02-08

MrLLARD FILLMORE, in extreme youth,
was rocked in sap trough for want of bet
ter cradle.