davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-24
EssGdAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, Apr. 2i.-3...:' -.
tive and firm. Wheat ,!r0uE aul 1u5y @H' "...
a further rise Of 5 cents per rua!!@- siHca =. q
day; sales to-day OF S24 bush lat l.s2!&-.'' 81.
common 20 good, aud 2n7"S2 10 IT, L" b.
Corn has also advanced, and so oi-h"., II -"
g. 10. mixed and G34 for whit. i ,;"'. .''. .
Kyc brought 81. NJ OTIS reported:
RECEIPTS OF PaoDUcE.-Thc foI.3"."g 3D.
the receipts by the Washington C:!j' '"'.'...
Midland and Great Southern l.. i. ~! ".-.
Corn 34l5 bushels, whcs. Z2Cv. - -, '.'
AGO, potatoes 75 -four 40 bb's' E'"4'! 81. ,.
S., 0lO lbs, leather so sides groEn@ Di1 '.
lbs, tobacco II boxes. dressed hog: J. -.
casks, sumsc 80 sncks, lumber ~ ir.., a. 49,.
fruit bsgs, lard irkins, butter - H'". .. ,r
u bbls and boxes, calves !, lo"s = '1.9..' e.
3UD bbs, hides e bundles, ios:""'a '"'" ''....
| Dbl, sheep nnd catLio . cA's, h''J -.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-24

DEATH OF Mrs. SCHo0LCRAFT.- Mrs. Mai.
tie Gwynu Schoolcsats daughter Of Judge
Robert Ould, aud wife OF OliverJ. Schoolcratt,
esq.,, died at her husbands residence, Auburn,
Hcnrico county, yesterday evening, at 8 o'clock,
10 the twenty sixth year CT her age. The de-
ceased vas lady of great Wit aud tealty,
coupled with a kind and tcuder heart, aBd was
widely known and admired Her husband aud
the SOD lately bore to them will have the sin
cere sympathy Of thousands Of good neoplc 10
their great loss.-Rickuaond Dispatch
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-24
Nj AIsISl l.. -.

On the 18th instsn:, 4. st hHi; ;i.,S.- Vi.
Washington, d. G., b. Re- 'WH'.;'GnIa
JAMES BREEN, J:, a;a
STONE, both Of this city. .....--~..
At the resi1ence Of Mr u";.. >. r.,
near Salem, Fsuquier COUNTY - - .:cT. =
day, April 18th, al 8 Q clock T. e., .,...s. .
Delaney, Of the Methodist cI ;t..r,.a >2at.r...
Rev. j. A Scott, OF the t:e'i:,i VI. !1''
Mr. JAMES CLOTH!aF
STEPHENSON. aae=z.s--.=='
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-24
TeIegraDhic Summary.

Harris Hubbard. who lives with his father,
near Richlaud, Pulaski county, Mo-, was sus
pected OF horse stealing, and, 90 Saturday. a
warrant for his arrest vas placed in the hands
of constable, who proceeded with a posse OF
men to the Hubbard residence and demanded
The surrender Of Harris. The officers were re-
sisted by the family, whereupo1 the constable
ard bis aids returned the fire, killing old man
Hubbard and severely wouuding two children.
A young lady vas also shot in the hand and
shoulder.
Frederick Elliott, alias Joseph Charles Hurl.
but, alias Joseph 8a1daIl, Charles Becker, and
Clement Herzipge, charged with forging and
utteripg the fraudulent $4,000 check on the
UnioD Trust Company, we're yesterday held
Tor the grand Jury 10 New York. Bail Vas fixed
at $40 600 each. in default d which the prison
Gre were committed.
At Dayton, Ohio, yesterday, the police ar
rested Fritz Dine and VIM. Harrison, TWO of
the principal acaompces in the recent $50 600
diamond robbery, at Nashville, Tenn. About
halt Of the plu0der was found 90 them.
A daughter Of Christian Peyer, Of Chat
tauooga. FIVE years old, died from the effects
of 40 outrage committed on Friday By negro,
who escaped.
A. c. Jackson, eS Receiver of taxes at Cam
den, N. D.. is deiaulter TO the amount Of
SAT 900. jackson has refunded S33Ug0.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-24

Luther G. Clark, 81, member CT Clark
Dodge Z; Co., New ! orE bankers, died yes
terday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-24

The extra session of the South Carolina tea
eral Assembly meets today at Columbia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-24

INSTINCT Oh Will GEEsr II Il. ,.t,.
Republican say. "p.. L.rkitr,i. "jo :aa."
ed day or .To siucr ;G,in lha = ,!''n.,...,.,
part uf the SAFE. tnrn!uG@ '!r !'..jIiur ..'.
cua fact a Dat,ira! history. il" CAV e..
sateme5t On the authority I" MG. v. f.
Smith, leading farmer ani miller !.....
near Morley, in ScJ't Co., h:l->,iu .--ih2T
!. year aso Dir. Smith cap'urrd jwI sI,s
,9ild geese and raised them ~uh Il. r,t>.
OF his domestic gnsius". Tna VIII aa.
became quite tame ANA t;fvA- hiaiy ,o ...
changes OF civliz'i ilir. They "d'r!.d '..
haIits to the cEGlrary delights q :" G...
yard, and swan III Tic poi:i #:a laa .,..'
geese, without shuGGg Dip '-i'. = - % ...
wild goose chase. At !aneth, ah.r: Tie 81 .
November, the weather hcsan I; ...n... .:.
after being domcslealel siHa@ et'Hf m"h.-
the wild fellows, prompted by .. Ha.i'
seek mere sunny c!,rc Ua Ill" au!c'H""
winter, spread tier Gluss 20 lie "r' H.'
started 90 migratory !"Ur, i!I": "'"''i
Their departure TaS uainc.i a"i '" :. .&"
ed. After All aa$rnc, T.: l;"r ina,tt... v.s% ..
January, great was Mr. i'ns'h p ,HH''o F."
find on getting up one n'oTnio@ To-: Che .a.
wild geese had returned e. ':l''T r.t f1i"'-
lis farm. They uo; ooIy Tcinrur'. E" '..
more wild geese came will: ta"m = : ~. ...
which they pi!otcG safely iF0n :'t'i@ :. ".".'.
bayou. The uc1 c,mrrs mad iNr.-".' "
hone, and were jd.i and fond III .; !J@ 3'".
rer. They cone up - The MIL - t'.:.'" '..
10 Sct thcir rsliUas. ana Eath2 al ;ua..
put 90 all the airs vt c,7i!is1. @'-+' @...t'
I'D good moral tralTinC
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-24
5HE PRESIDENTS Policy Tia Wo.s,o.

Az Ne'ipS'- IoLiCf -lle WasirJ.
t9o correspondent Ct ito Baltimore Sus s,,,,
The savage letter Of cx Senator Wad, ~
tec i:eslieDta StutA'rn policy has uonn =,
coed deal talked about to-day. The admir-
lTatlon republicans say they do not ,hl;! j. ,,,
have very MUCH ehect IN nf1ueDcng o;b4r -
pntilcaus toy 40 VII. the ,!Iss2tisic; crows !.
Icaklog war upon The 1!Hin;:lr..i0r ~.
ircndS OF tic Prcs:d@ot SEGA 70 tolicy, ~.
there Is t. be 81 open atlaci: urQa his S,r.L
ern policy as soon as Congress c09ycpcc Tr.[.
was dsincI!ratcI 70 believe that snv ayc,y'l
republicans would carry itrr hostility ;a,, I.'
halls OF Congress, BIZ; this is uoW over and -
fact IS recognized that ths republican: vii -.
stand aS unit 10 the coming Congress n .,,.
port OF the PrcsldeGt. Tie friend Q. y,
Wade here say that his lctt.r WIS rct ;;r;.,n-
tor publication, aud that when tho rcrort b,
came public that such letter had been U...I.~
hlr. Wade wrote here prohibiting the rrb..o,.
ti"n OF It. the person having coasroi q; +.
however, did DOT coup ) with Ills reouc,r lr,i
allowed copies TO be made flr publication.
The Washington currcsi oud eat Of The a.,
York Herald says "ihc approaching cyna
session oil Congress. Ct which tc.c is NOW Elf,.
or 20 question:, al! tLa ct RI. 10 dic,vcg . 49,.
W SSSttSs: S'~otn "'tbNN, - tsS.uS IithtI
Ruthless Is the sat!cct 81 fresh !>ci! ..r;.. here
J.; lEei,es widespread Speculation a. e Il cj:c,
acer, The general Impression beng that i. VIII
be- attended With mos lively po!liiea; c,,.,.s
which will throw the appropriation ba j.. n.
shade aud pEeclp!tate the ti2!.t win les.
lstration which the Republican baron h.r.t,.T
threatening to make ever s!ucG he i.y.it.a.
began to act consistent with thG j.isit.,g e.,
principles upon Which lie vas elected. tur.o.
lUg the extra session So sQ0n Instead ct ,y.r..l..
it IGlil the new fiscal year hiss t..l:l, O. $50.
until August CT September, the frrMi,s, ;.
llkeued to the Swiss peasant ~ ihr e., ..
the lips who Insisted o. 77h!StIIpc a.I .l .r.'.
brought down upUr hiI,c't the Ggv3i.d ~.
lanchc. The widest .rtdicl!Ou- az ma#.
| to the course which the an;l Gr;'uiGs.f,,:.ur.
publiclus will take 1t Is rctn sad thg, .l..
will &c 20 far as to endoran rr.cul;ca 81 -,i..-
ing the President d t;!le and h;;t t:.oY wII ~
What be- y they eau 10 .Gc,Gja.: llcc"rdi.'.
under a writ Of QUO TarranluSIinul Mr. iiIi.r
choose tu revive and Try lnc ,.4 IL that s!i,, .
Report has ii that another cdn-lEcuI> &p. =.
| hueutial Senator has lhruwu duwn tn c.U#. .l
! to the President, ard viii rauIc hiu-r,. y ..
| SrLator Dlainc 10 the expected ta;r.r en- -.
4 ,nr Of the Scuai". o.! tbs Uthcr ianJ. ~
Hayes is assured that !pr rrrry Lr!.a!irH :. d..
kud 90 account u hi9 p1ircy t,';A rt I'll" : 49,
! he galns five adncreais iroin aroa., G ,,,- e..
| tive democrats
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-24

THOW CdO a: RAAo+Al
~ ap9
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-19

ASTONISHING succEss.-It Is the duty
Of every person who has used BosoHgEs
GERMANSYRuP TO let its wonderful quail.
ties be known to their friends in cnrinp
Consumption, severe Coughs, Group,
Asthma, Pneumonia, and in fact all
throat and lung diseased. No person can
use 1t without Immediate relief, Three
doses will relieve any case, and we CON.
slider i the duty Of al; Druggists 10 recon-.
mend it to the poor dying consumptiye,
at least TO try one bottle, as 10000 dozen
bottles were sold last year, and no one
case wherei it failed was reported. sncb
medicine as the GERMAN SYRup cannot
be too widely known. Ask ySur DrnS.
giSt about 1t. Sample bottles TO trv an
at 10 cents: Regular size rs cents. For
sale by all aFst.class Druggists in The
United States. eod6w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-19

The CouRfs. -SurRE,tE CouRr on Ap.
rRAts.-JHdges HaymOad, Green, Moore
and johnson, --Court met Saturday morn.
ing pursuant TO adjournment, and the
following decisions were delivered.
BY Judge johnson:
Genin Va. lngersoll, from Marshall
county. Reversed and remanded.
Pughy Cameron's administrator, from
Hancock county. Affirmed.
Jarrett Va. Jarrett, two cases, from
5,recnbFier county. Reversed and bills
dismissed.
! Anderson Va. cranmer, Ohio county.
By Judge Moore.
Perry vs.. Horn, from Wood county.
Mcfarland vs.. Douglass, from Wood
county, Affirmed:
BY Judge Raymond:
Hall ys. Hall, from Richie county.
Reversed and remanded.
Green ys. P. w. & KY. Railroad Co,
from Municipal Court Of Wheeling. Re-
versed and new trial ordered.
by Judge Green;
Zickafoose W. Kuykendall, from Richie
county. Affirmed.
johnson Va. Young, Carson & Bryant,
From Wood county. Reversed and re.
manded.
Smith Va. Mclean. From DOddridge
county Reversed and bill dismissed,
State vs.. Taylor Slrauder, From Ohio
county. Affirmed.
Court adjourned until Tuesday next
at2P,M
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-19

LIQUOR STORE BuRe1ARIzgD.-AbOut
4 o'clock Saturday morning Mr.. Chris.
stoehr, who keeps a liquor Store at The
cornerof 18th and Eoff streets, and re.
sides in apartments over his store, was
awakened by the barking Of a dog which
be keeps in his store room at night, and
on going down stairs he found the front
doors vide open, and clock5 which he
usually keeps on his desk, on the floor.
The shutters Of two windows had been
bored through with an anger, but the first
window tried had been abandoned BY the
thief, on account Of the auger striking an
iron catch on the inside. It 10 evident
that the thief obtained an entranee
through window by boring the shutters,
as indicated, and upon being confronted
by the dog hastily uniastened The front
door and made his escape. Mr.. stoehr
has missed nothing from his premises.
but the thief may have stolen a Quantity
OF liquors from the many barrels in he
store room. $50
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-19

CT. v. & W. R. R, LABoREps ON A
HIGH. The laborers on the C. 7. V. &
W, r. r. received their patrician treas
ures last Wednesday. -Four Of those
bloaIed money kings, having 81 20 left
Tor their months work, after dednctins
board, concluded 10 share a portion Of
their filthy lucre with the poor and
worthy saloon keepers Of Bridgeport. Ac.
cordingly they procured a jug Of the
crater" and after imbibing a sutIicien,
quantity 10 transport them lin imigina.
tion) 10 their far away homes on the
Emerald Isle, they clasped hands and
started for the shaDty. They had
proceeded as far az Officer AfcCon-
naughy's residence when that OIL
GERS eagle eye caught in those
poor IriShmen the CLEAN OF trade
dollar-and he Immediately arrested
and took them before Esquire Howell,
who fined them 50 piece. But their
money had been swallowed up, or down,
In that Jug Of rum. Mr.. ]. E. Trueman,
being ia the court room, was requested BY
the prisoners to defend them. AFR. True.
man drew large handkerchief from his
pocket aud in very feeling and eloquent
manner set forlhthe wrongs Of those I'm.
fortunate men. His address Is said 10
have elected the court to tears, especial.
ly when he alluded 10 the fact that the
accused bad nary a red. They were &C.
cordiDgly discharged, Showeting blessings
upon their able counsel and curses upon
the argus-eyed policeman,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-19

Horzl ARRIvALs-The following are
among the late arrivals At the hotels:
s.. Jaas-J. 7. Grew and wife, Zanes.
vile, o.; j. W. Pace, uniontown, Pa; w,
S. Adams, Columbus; s. T. Gill, Balti.
more; L G. Hodgkinson, Michael Powers,
P. W. 4 Ky. r. R. Co; W. W. Bullen,
Baltimore; W. A. Kolhausen, Grafton:
8. F. Beall, Baltimore.
MeLNRe--J. K. Lemuels, Williamspor.,
Pa; Prof. @. L. Loos, Bethany; S. b. Nc
ComaE, Weston; ]. B. Underwood, Par
kersburg; +. E. Harrington, Sleubenyille:
s. b. Flemming, Grafton; A. q. Heron,
Pittsburgh; ]. s. Daniels and wife, Mis-
s. Moore, Miss Kate Daniels, Columbus;
]. A. Williamson, indianapolis, Indiana;
Robert Davis, Baltimore; G. A. Thomp.
son, Burton; VIM. Thorp, Bellaire.
Siamm-J. W. Shields, Morristown, o /;
L. E, Jones, Bucyrns, o.; F. Grubb, Co.
lnmbus, o.; ]. d, Hogue, Stafford, o; J.
Q. Miller, Thomas Montgomery, Hugh
Montgomery, Greene county, Pa; P. Nc.
CAmish, Pittsburgh; Brooks Hedges, West
Liberty; w. B.sPencer, stockingport, o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-19

The amateur journalist who each week
inaicts handbill upon long.sulTeriDg
public and callsita dsrnday paper" con.
slders the city editor OF the ISrE111.
oEscER a personage Of such great impor.
lance TO his readers that he never goes TO
press without giving US the benefit Of a
quarter OF a column or go Of his valuable
space" The unprovoked and murderous
assault made upon US last spring BY a
person known TO be a desperate charac.
ter is sweet morsel that the Leader man
rolls under his tongue with great relish,
We have never heard that the en-.
counter referred to reflected any dis.
credit either upon US or upon the
lNTELuGESCER. We are free 10 say that
we have never aspired to be bully; and
moreover we have never envied the bril-.
liant reputation achieved by Mr.. johnson
when he drew a revolver upon defense.
less old man at the Grant House a year
or so ago, and was required, before court
oil Justice, to give bonds for his good be.
hayior; or when he tamely submitted to
q drubbing administered by an indignant
physician, few weeks since.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-19

A sISGuIAR DREAM-The other night
Mrs. Chris. Liedl had a dream. There il
nothing particularly remarkable about
this dream Of Mrs. Liedps, except that
she dreampt that No. III would draw the
fine Singer sewing machine which the
ladies Of the Turnyerein had offered as a
prize, to be rallied off on Thursday eve.
ming. But Mrs. Chris. Liedl attached 80
much importance TO the dream that che
went the next morning to the gentleman
having the tickets for sale ard expressed
her desire TO purchase No. III. Alas!
too late. Miss Emma thinner had al
ready purchased the ticket. As thesequel
proved, 10 make a long story short, No,
III drew the sewing machine, and Miss
Emma Zimmer took the prize. Now
who will say they have no faith in
dreams?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-19

PINK DoMtNoEs.-Aco company under The
management Of Mr.. John T. Ford will
produce the "Pink DOminoes" at the
Opera House tomorrow evening. The
Harrisburg Patriot speaks Of the compa.
ny and play as follows:
The comedy ot"Pink Dominoes" az rem
dered by the excellent company under the
management OF John T. Ford at The Opera
House last night, was lively and enter.
tanning performance. Though filed 10
the brim with laughter.moving incidents
It's tone was in high degree moral and
instructive, teaching the danger that at
tends any violation Of the rules Of domes.
tic propriety and virtue. To the ex.
tremely prudish il might be regarded as
rather loud and suggestive in some Of its
details, but these were relieved by its
lightness and innocent gayety and its ex.
ceedingly comical situations. The con-
yersation was lively, 'piqunnt and witty.
The acting throughout was Of high or
der, and the company left an excellent
impression upon the audience.
The sale Of reserved seats will com.
mence at the box Office this morning at Q
O'Clock. u
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-19

The fne residence ustccmpleted by Mr..
Frank Coen, on South Penn street, Island,
and occupied by him, wa built inside Of
seveuty.fye days. 1thas nine rooms and
an attic, is grained throughout, and fur.
nisbed With allthe modern Improvements.
Col. E, n. Norton has contracted with
Mr. Coen to put him up house exactly
like it, at Portland, Ohio, for $500.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-19

ABOUT 0 o'clock Saturday evening,
while the Finance Committee Of the
Board Of Commissioners was in session
At the Court Honse, the steam radiator in
the jury room exploded with loud noise,
tearing up the floor and shaking the plas.
ter of the surrounding walls. Il Is
thought that q aaW in the iron caused the
explosion, NJ there were only sixty
pounds Of steam on NJ the time. The
damage Is estimated at $50.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-19

SPECIAL EoTICE.-TO ali those thai
could not bs waltsd on on Saturday,
owing tu4the great Thong at Our Cloak
Department, we would say that we have
added 100 new CIusks on Saturday night
and will add 100 more this morning TO
cur already large display. Please call
In The forenoon aud avoid the great rush
In the Afternoon. Respectfully,
!. BLUM & BRO,
iI04 Main st.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-19

NEW TINE TABLE.-A new time table
vent Into effect on the Baltimore 4
Ohio road yesterday. Trains hereafter
Nill leave Tor the east at 4:45 A. NJ, 1910
A. Y. and 6:2O P. n, and arrive at s:55 4.
y, 900. 7. n. and ll;80 r. N; leave for
west at 500 A. n, 4:10 P. II. and 1880 ,
n, and arrive Mt $40 A. NJ, l1:4OI 4, M
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-19

saATcREp AHAr.-on Saturday even
Ing . fellow took advantage Of The crowd
In Harpers hat store 10 snatch a hat and
make of with IL Sam. Wilson, one Of
the clerks, saw the theft, and made after
the thief. he chased him down 1l.h to
Water, down Water TO The alley adjoining
thsSt. JameA Hotel, up the alley 70 Main
street, and down Main a. far as the Com.
merclal Bank, where the fellow dropped
The Tile, glad enough to pscape without Il.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-19


PULPIT PARAGRAPHs.-Rey. Cunning
ham, at the First Presbyterian Church
last evening, delivered the third sermon
OF series on "LesSons from the Lille Of
Joseph the theme being "Joseph's Pro.
motion"
Rev. Joseph Gledhill will lecture at
Wesley NJ. e. Church on Wednesday
evening next on THE Grumbler."
Rev. J. r. Thompson, President OF the
State University, occupied the pulpit Of
the Fourth StreetM. E. Church yesterday
morning.
Rev. j. A. Latane oliciated at the Re.
formed Episcopal Church yesterday
morning.
Rev. Miller, Of the Disciples Church,
last evening delivered his second dis.
courso on "The Evidences Of the Future
Punishment Of the Wicked"
Prof. IL. Wade, OF Morgantown, ad.
dressed the Sabbath School Of the Chap.
line Street NJ. E. Church yesterday alter
noon.
Rev. John McElligott, Of the Cathedral,
preached in Cameron yesterday.
Yesterday was the twenty.sixth Sun
day uftcr Pentlcost.
Bishop Kahn preached at the morning
service at the Cathedral Yesterday.
Yesterday was celebrated as sacred to
the remembrance oil the dead, by the con-
Rregation Of St. Johns Protestant Church.
Rev. Woes, pastor, delivered sermon
upon the text, IN the world ye shall
have tribulation, butbe Of good cheer for
| have overcome the world.h
Rev. A. ]. LYDIA occupied the pulpit Of
the English Lutheran Church-yesterday
morning and preached most acceptable
sermon from the text; "What think We
of Christp found in the gospel by Mat.
thew, the XXI chapter at the 42d verse,
Several members Of the congregation
expressed their great pleasure At hearing
this discourse, which was pronounced an
able one, and their gratitude to Rev. LYDIA
for his kindness in taking their pastors
place.
The Sunday school was full Of scholars
aud full OF interest. In both depart
meHts tile interesting lesson on almost
Persuaded" was earnestly and practically
illustrated and handled. A teachers
prayer meeting was held at the close Of
the school, at which VIM. Alexander,
Esq, Superintendent Of a Presbyterian
Sabbath school, made an earnest address.
Hon. G. L, Cranmer filed the pulpit in
the evening, beautifully and fofcibly
calculating and applying the Scripture
passage found 10 Luke, fourteenth chap.
ter and eighth verse sand they all with
one consent began TO make excuse.n
The pulpit Of the Sixteenth Street Luth.
eran Church will likely be occupied by
strangers for several weeks to come, or to
such time as the pastors strength is fully
restoted.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-19
C1Rcurr couar.-Juda, Mdtin.

Court met at 0 o'clock Saturday morn
ing, snd transacted The following basi
ness:
FOrdyce Va. Grady & velton. An orde,
was entered remandlng cause from the
County Court on motion OF defendants.
CaVanRugh vs.. P. W. & Ky. r. R. Co
A suggestion was made by defendants,
stating that the plaintiff was q non.resi'
dent and that he bsreqnired to give secu.
rity for costs.
Bernard o'Donnell vs.. Joseph Mccoy,
In law. 4 supersedeas was granted, on
motion Of oDonnell, 10 judgment Of
County Court. Bond $50.
Godfrey Prices account against the
State, in favor Of John Koenline, for ar.
resting Patsy Aegean and James Hurley,
was allowed by the Court.
Court adjourned until this morning at
0 o'clock.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-19

TEMPERANCE NoTEs. Frank
Grub, Of Columbus. Ohio, is announced
10 speak at Olt's Hall tomorrow evening
Rev. DR.. George delivered a sermon on
temperance at the Fourth Street NJ. E
Church last evening. His subject was
"Help Of God on the Way.n
This is the way Trueman puts II 10 the
moderates: "Talk to me Of tolerably
temperate man. You might as well
speak Of corpse that's tolerably dead.''
At0tts Hall, Saturday night, Mr.. Iii.
ram Young, the President Of the Union
conducted the services. Mr.. A. G. Winch
er read chapter oil the Scriptures, and
then offered an earnest prayer. The Pres.
idsnt then introduced Rev. ]. r. Thomp.
son, President Of the Morgautown Uni.
versity, who entertained the audience for
about half an hour. II it had been
known in time to announce Mr.. Thomp-
sons presence the hall would not have
held the people. The reputation no has
"a a good talker will draw q crowd il II
is knowni in time. After;he had concluded,
Mr.. Jake Kemple occupied the stand for
a few minutes, and then the meeting was
closed with the benediction by Rev.
Thompson.
The usual temperance prayer meeting
was held in the same hall yesterday after.
noon, conducted by the Ladies' TEMPER.
ance Band. The Union officers held a
consultation and unanimously agreed 10
close the hall last night in order to allow
all who desired TO attend the Fourth
Street Church and hear the temperance
sermon Of Rev. DR.. George.
Tomorrow night Mr.. Frank Grub,
Of Columbus, O., will talk in Otis Hall.
He has spoken here on previous occa.
sions and We know there will be large
turnout in the above hall tomorrow
night.
The Kasley Bros. were rendered a vote
Of thanks by the OTIS Hall Union at their
last meeting for large load Of coal.