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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-24
WEST ALEXANDER.
Rev. DIR. Cunningham and Lady, of
wheeling, Address Missionary
Society.

WEST ALEXANDER, Nov. 70.
correspondence OF the Register.
1t is not often you nave any news
from our old, quiet town. Perhaps line
or two would not be Objectionable. We
had a ladies' missionary meeting yester-
day and last evening. Owing to the
state of the weather, the attendance was
not large, but quite an interest was man
Tested by the ladies present. There was
day and evening session. Speeches
we're made and papers read by persons
largely connected with the missionary
work, among whom were DR..
Cunningham and lady, of your
city. 1t was the first meeting OF
the kind ever held in this place, and all
agree in calling it u very pleasant and
interesting meeting. An elegant lunch
was spread in the basement by the ladies
of the town md vicinity, to which all
we're invited and no doubt all enjoyed.
The ladies were taken to and from the
trains by our oblging friend "Robert,
who did it up Brown"
Since the change of time on the W.,
2. Il b. road we receive the morning
papers NJ a. NJ, which is "good
enough"
This is a dark, cloudy morning up
here, and is not goo1 day for getting
news So.
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STATE SELEClIONS SYSTEMATIC
ALLY sCISSORED.

Mr.. HUGH SHILLINGBURG q soldier
of 1872, died IN Grant county short
time ago.
ID. s. VAN MATRE has been appointed
agent OF the Z. u .. railroad at Point
Pleasant.
The new Methodist Episcopal church
a. Turkey RuO, Upshur county, was re-
cantly completely destroyed by dre.
Mrs. DEBORAH THOMPSON, relict of
John w. Thompson, OF MO-gantown,
died on the 10Th inst. aged SO years.
THE Rev. Mr.. Riehldaffer, formerly o.
New Martinsburg, has arrived in Ben
wood, to take charge of his new pastor
ate.
SECOND to Monon gala, Barbour county
has the largest representation. IN the
University Of West Virginis.-Morgan
to,on Post.
On last Saturday, the old Mooretield
Courier. and advertiser Office was sold at
public auction. 1t was purchased BY
Mr.. Alfred Taylor for S2OO.-keySsT
Echo.
JAMES TODD, residing near the Pen
dleton line, aged seventy years, and IA
nous in the Valley Us success III hunt
or, was shot and Killed yesterday alter
noon by Reuben Graudle IN quarrel.
JOSEPH ODELL, OF Elizabeth, w. Va
has shipped 100000 slaves this season
10 j. N. Camden 81 20. He mas, on
Reedy and Tucker creeks, 100000
more ready to DRIFT or ship.-ParkerS-
burg Iader.
Mr.. JAMES CUNNINGHAM, JR, o!
" heeling, the temperance reiormer, Is
DOW carrying ON series of temperance
meetings in Piedmont and WesternpOrt,
and will organize Union while there
KeySer Echo.
CAPT. JOIN AVIS, old John Browns
TAILOR, OF Cnarlestown, w. Va, VINO
killed James johnson ut Orkney Springs
last summer, was tried before the county
court of Shenandoah, ut Woodstock,
Virginia, last week, and scquitsed. Self
defense was the plea entered. He's 3
rarG aUlS IN ferris
In the case of John and Richard Man.
ion, charged with the murder OF John
Condrey tried in Keyser, the former was
acquitted and the latter sent to the Pen;-
tentiarv for two wears. Ex-GOv. Jacob
was one of the prisoners counsel, and
closed the case with a powerful argu-
ment.
ONE dsy last week one OF John A. B.
Martins sons, of Cass district, while
handling pistol loaded with shot, acct
dentally shot his brother, the charge TAX
ing effect in the abdominal region. At
last accounts he was doing rs well as
could be expected Morga,stoo0n Nca0
Dominion.
AN accident occurred on the PeEns-
boro and Harrisville narrow gauge Oh
Saturday, near Cochrsn's Mill. Lyman
Roach, the engineer, was badly hurt, and
W. King, the fireman, had n thorough
shaking up. The engine was wrecked,
and has been sent to Parkersburg for re-
pairs. The tram will probably run again
on the Doth inst.
AN exchange that champions the
county court, thinks it one OF the
best features of our judicial system. 1t
ouly lacks one, more feature to make II
perfect, and that is to have an appea.
from the Supreme Court back to the
justice of the peace. Then our Judicial
system, like the ancient emblem OF
eternity, the snake with It's tail IN its
mouth, would give one grand round of
endless litigation, whore man couldn't
stop if he wanted to, and when he did
stop there would be nothing lett OF him,
but \ nile of costs.-hclSer Echo.
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Why WaIterson Lectures.

Now OIh ENpTtSS.
Well, It is better to drown ones sor-
row in u round OF applause than IN 3
bottle of blue glass, but 1t is strange that
henry Watterson should take to the
platform. He hasn't killed anybody,
nor ran away, nor perpetrated bad
Joke, nor written n book. In fact it
doesn't seem that he has done anything
to justify ms taking this step. Perhaps
he is afraid lie will do something, and
takes to lccturing rs preventive.
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Resumption of an Iron Mill,

1t is stated that the rolling mill OF
Glass, Nicely & Co., on Second avenue
fittsburgh, is to resume operations scof
and that the product Will be consumed
by the National Tube Works OF Mckees'
port. The mill is to be leased from vii,
spn Bros, by Mr.. jackson, VINO will
a ,sociate with hum Captsin Jacobs, Of
brownsville.
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Republican Mortgage on the White
House.
UNCONSTITUTIONAL.

We are tree to admit that Republican
ism in this country is no exactly in tip
top condition. Nomluslly II has possess
ION of the Executive and one House OF
Congress; but, in consequence Ola certain
propensity to rise above party, the mort.
gage which Repub icsnism holds on the
White House would be bad purchase
at five cents on dollar, and Republicans
are beginning to wonder how much
worse oil they would be II the President
were an avowed Democrat.
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rne Remainso, Philip Wolf.

The remains of Philip Wolf, who was
killed early in the late "unpleasantness
il the Greenbrier valley, were found
about the 10Th ultimo. near by his
nusket, which WAS yet loadsd, with the
bayonet firmly attached. He was wound
ed near Camp Barton, up the river from
Green bark, Pocahontas county, w. Va,
aud his bleaching bones were found by
some surveyors.
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MEATS AND LARD

Sugar Cured Canvassed Hams, Sugar
Cured CanvaSsei Shoulders, sugar Cured
Breakfast Bacon, Plain Shoulders, Clear
Sides, sugar cured Dried Beet, fresh from
smoke house daily.
Kettle rendered Leaf Lard in tierces, bar
rels, hall barrels, kegs and pains, all at
lowest market rates. NJ. REILLY,
1910 and iii Main street.
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OLD EXCHANGE SALOON.

No. q ELEVENTH STREET,
FRANKFORT AND VIENNA SAU-
4 sage constantly on hand and always
fresh being received daily by express.
You can get square meal, including one
glass of wine or TWO glasses Of beer Ter %
cents, at the I'D Exchange. Mr.. Burdatts
numerous custom erS can testify To the eX-
cellence of his liqnors and his cuisine.
uOy2lWS
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DIED.

MANLEY-On Thursday, November 22d,
at O'Clock a. M, ANTHONY MANLY, in
the 23d year OF his age.
Funeral from the residence OF John Car
roll, Benwood, Sunday at $3.50 A. NJ. Mem
bers OF the Ancient Order OF Hibernians
are respectfully invited To attend. Inter-
meut at Mt. Calvery cemetery.
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TOBACCOS.

l have on hand a full line OF TobaccOs,
from the leading manufactures in the
country, including LOriIlard's, FINER
Bros, Homer Hudson's, J. B. Pace, Rich
mOrd, J. X. Pace, Danville, B. +. Graveiy,
HolbrOOk's Monitor Navy, harry c. HOl-
brooks Navy.
can furnish all styles made by these
factories, at lowest market prices
VI. REILLY,
1909 and 1871 Main street.
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The Road TO Morgantown.

At Carmichaes and Mt. Morris, in
Greene county, subscriptions aggregatlng
$4,000 have been obtained to the stock
for the extentiou of the Castle Shannon
narrow gauge railroad through that
section.
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JUPONT'S WHEELING POW.
DER AGENCY,

7 HAVE AT ALL TIMES N MAGA-
| ZINE a large stock OF the above cele-
brated Powder, viz: Rife, Sporting, in
cans, Blasting and Mining, in metallic
packages which 1 will sell at wholesale at
manufncturer'S prices. / have portable
magazines OF different sizes for shipping,
and will deliver tree on cars or boat. This
Powder is unequaIlCd IN strength and
quality. 81. REILLY,
sole Agent.
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DR.. S. D. MARTIN,
ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN

ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN,
Makes a speciality of treating Chronic
diseases. Having had a large experience
in treating diseases, have been able TO
perform cures when ali Others failed.
Office No. 5l5 North Main st., between
5th and 9th, Wheeling, w. Va.
n. decentralization free. sp25
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Mackerel, Nos. /, and 3, in barrels, halt
barrels and kits; Lake Herring IN hall
and quarter barrels; salt Water Herring
in barrels and hall barrels; in store and
for sale by VI. REILLY,
junll 1919 and 1871 Main Street.
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NOTICE.

4 MEETING OFTHE STOCKHOLDERS
~ OF the Northwest Virginia Agricul-
tural Society will take place on Deem Der
lSt at , p. NJ. in Hornbrook'S Block, third
floor, entrance No. IlSN Main street, tor
the purpose OF elec,ing a Board Of Direc-
tors. and any other business that may
come before the meeting.
THOS. HORSBROOK,
no2Oa Prest OF the Society.
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Notice to City Tax PAYERS.

CITY CLERK OFFICE,
WHEELING, W. VA, Nov. l, ISL.
Notice is hereby given to all concerned
that city taxes ana water rents are now
due, and that after the first OF December
10 per cent interest will oe charged on the
same. ALkN. UPDEGRAFF,
no2Oi City Clerk.
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REFINED SUGARS.

800 barrels Crushed, Powdered, Grauu.
lated, Coffee and Yellow, in store and for
"a e at loves marEes rates.
VI. REILLY,
1214 and 1911 Main Street
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Leave off bis Faces AT the Radicals,

DAVIS, OF West Virginia, is now at
liberty to investigate the Treasury TO his
hearts content. he hiss the chairman
ship OF the Senate special committee
and the aid of Mr.. Beck, one of the m osi
capable OF his Democratic colleagues.
Let HIM leave of his "damnsb.e faces
and 60 in.
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FANCY FLOURS.

30 barrels "Bellaire NILS" st. Louis.
lOJ Gold Gedal.
These are the highest grades OF Flour.
None better in market.
Just received and for sale by
NJ. REILLY.
ielg 1913 and LII Main 81.
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One-haIf the Battle

In setting a good table is won on your Bis.
cult and kusk. These are always light
and wholesome when made with Logan,
List Il Co.'S Excelsior Baking Power.
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GARDEN FARM FOR RENT,

A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, WITH
n barn, stable, spring house, sheds, &C.,
with about fifty acres of land, on which
there is a fine bearing orchard of V ell
selected fruit trees. The land is all ri yer
bottom and free from overflow, about one
mile below Bellaire, in Belmont county,
y. 1t Is one of the most desirable places
in Ohio for market gardening, &c. Apply
10 r. CRANGLE.
nOv2}a
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CAROLINA RICE.

81 tierces received direct from Charles.
ton, In store and Tor sale by
". REILLY,
1879 and 1871 Main street.
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POTOMAC HERRING.

25 Halt barrels No. Just received and
for sale by NJ. REILLY,
jelS IS9 and 1911 Main 81
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FRESH TEAS.

800 packages GunpOwder, Imperial
Young Tyson, OOlOng, English Break fast
and SOuchOng Teas, In store and Tor sale
at low figures. VI. REILLY,
1879 and 1911 Main street.
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NEW CARPETS,

N1ICTOTHs AND WINDOW SHADES
inst received anu otfere to the puullc
al BOTTOM PRICES, At the Undertaking
and furniture WareTOOms OF
VIM. link Il son,
anI1 Cor Market and 22d Streets.
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Hundreds of La5ieS

Use Logan, List Il Cos Excelsior Baking
Powder, preterriTg it to all others. Solu
by best dealers everywhere.
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RROOMS.
FISH.

800 dozen fancy, riOus sizes, Just re-
ceived and for sale by VI. REILLY,
1873 and 1911 Main Street.
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In EverYbodY's Mouth

Wherever it has been tried you will find
the praise OF Logan, List d Cos EACEL-
SIOR BAKING POWDER. Sold by best
dea ers everywhere.
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BuCkWheat Cakes,

Batter Cakes and Biscuit, made light, crisp
and wholesome with Logan, List & Cos
Excelsior Baking Powder.
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Pure Materials Only,

And of the very best quality, are used In
the manufacture of Logan, List * Cos TX
celsior Baking Powder, the best in the
market.
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Protect Your Lungs.

With the improved Chest Protectors. Sold
by Logan List & Co., Druggists, Wheeling
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aEwADveRTisEFh Emf :
CT MATHEWS CHURCH,

nEGULAR SERVICES AND PREACH
X, ing by the Rector, In 1t. Matthew's
Church, next Sunday morning ana even
ing, at the usual hours. ho@1q
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SHOOTING TWO BTRGL1Rs.
One Taken Into the New York Hospital and
the Other Mi.sing.

Roundsman Price saw two men trying TO
force open the door Of J. VI. Whkoskis tailoring
shop at l,4ii Broadway at about o'clock yes
to-day morning. lis waited until "A dog in the
store springing W the curtain so as to cause
the light of the single gas JET to stream out
made il seem rs though the door had opened
and then he crossed the street. On his reach
ing the sidewalk one Of the burglars presented
a billy NJ his head. snying I'll blow hole
through you Officer Price thereupOn fired
and the man dropped TO III" sidewalk. The
other twl started t. run. and singing out one
Oiicor Price gave chase and fired upon the
runaway. The burglar ran only the faster
along Forty-flrst street 10 Sixth avenue. whore
he took refuge in doorway. When Onlccr
Price arrived there the fellow showed fight and
the officer had 10 knock him down with his club
three times before he would surrender Officer
Price then asccraincd that his fourth shot had
tHkon effect in the inner part Of the burglars
reg inc bullet coming out near the groin. The
prisoner was taken 10 the New York Hospital
nnd there he described himself as james
Thompson Of Thirty-fOurh street and Tenth
avenue HIS wound although he was weak
GUS onicer Prices other shots did more dam
age 10 property than 10 life. The second bullet
entered window Of the corner store In Forty
nrst street and, striking post glanced Of into
brohdWhy break ing two large pHnrs Of glass
Aiter shooting Thompson Officer Price r, turned
70 me milors Shop, hut found no traces Of tho
the doQr, showing that the burglar had dropped
I9r bind. The door proved to have been iu-t
ielllng - the pressure brought to bear Oh It
WHcn lle burglary Was INTERRUPTED.
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tor sale anO 4 o Get.

S'"t N"N ""o u : u.
OFFItEs TO LEr-ln ,cconl ,tor, sun hnillui
~ front ann rear well lghttd and steam hclirl 81.
ply NJ sun Fabrication once. Nassau amt Frankfort
THE sToNE l6 Nassau -. sun hultu.. % Ipt
suitable TOR banking, insurance, on general bl.lnc..
,lrAn heated Apply AT the aau Publication once. ~
NHssdusL
TO IET-Store @5 Grand St, opposite Riilc, :.
nisi nuOr 2,N Grand st.
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CHICKERING HALL.

- SOCIETY OF TIE CRESCENT ANn THE CROSS.
For the relief of Wounded Turkish aul Russian soldiers
Nj AMI Mr. HAROLD POWER
AT HONE.
FRIDAY EVENING Soy 10
HE entire ItucetSu this cnts rtnum' NJ have been
or l,lN Nfsftd h fhe artists ii ni the above
Ticket. iur Friday evening incluiiug Reserved seats
81 ma, he obtained AZ tc Hail OF at Schubertl', 80
l mon square
Mr. and Mrs HAROLD POWER
Ar HOME
NJ
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~ n Friday morning down train from
NV ,hhniiiH, anon. other passengers was Sheriff
ontn,,i ,Wllh Two prison"rs. en- route for San
Su'huh; IN" prisoners being handcufind md
snhkied tpgether the Sheriff was NOT Obliged
tbante 'p MS seat beside them. II 50 happened
VIA WI, WIEN the CONDUCTOR passed. about Tor
pany WIN ms prisoners. and the conductor
e""ped before them aud demanded tickets.
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Sors,s, Carriages, &t.

EoK SALE.-Two good carts one truck single and
- double harness Inquire at tVl West 9th st. Must
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The prisoners both declared they had no
tickets. much to the surprise OF the conductor.
You must pay your fare. gcntcmcn." contin-
guage. But We have no MONEY" responded
the two passengers: Then l must stop the
train hlystcrCd o1ut the condu@or. anu pntt
greatly ohlige us" remarked one of the pris-
onrrs in solemn and earnest voice, and ~
the conductor was about To ring the bell 70 stop
the train to let the two convicts out OF the car.
sheriff Schneider put in an appearance and an
nOunccd that rather than see the poor fellows
put out in the cold between two stations he
would pnv their fare.
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ON and after nov II 1877
Express Trains leave Sew York. via De shrosses and
turtanit sts. Ferries follows.
: 49, = ~ = - ~ hmiicd', II .li.5.G.6 80.
T. VI ' "'' -
Boat, oi BROOKLYN Annex" connect with an through
trans at JERSEY CITY. afiurdlu- sltDIN and direct
. transfer for BROOKLYN travel
Returning trains eaSe philadelphia 10 IS : : 3d. =
80 and II A. VI dimltud express / 30 l. NJ p 4
-, AMI .. amt = lid lmi.ht ON sunday,
- -, !. \ HDA NJ T. : 81 T. and ~ midnight
licket offices, 32d AMI oil Broadway No Aston House
ana loot OF pc.hro'sos hui 'uftlalt -. Court 4
Brooklyn, H. llN and llS hudson II Ilohnkcn iuot
Jer@f guy Emislnnt ticket office, Battery place.
fkANh THOMSON. l. T. FARMER
Grnrra Manager Gcnl Passenger Nl,,nt
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tinantlal.
Sablnos Ganks.
IrNIoN DIMEsAXINos nANk.

/ NUN III VI Y vi nun HNNk,
- HiOHdWHN, a1d 81, ana 0il AY,
one dime 90 ShOp received
oicn dhlA from 10 A. VI. to- L VI AMI Monday even.
lngs 10 : O'Clock
q : tuNIN. Treasurer y. J uAINES President
Tnos fLNp JuNns Srr'N
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vi ark 7 his!

If you desire Ia buy the best fitting clothing in New
York. such your tailor will acknowledge cannot he
surpassed step into Rogers, Poet Co.'S ana one
Of their suits Oyersscks. The perfection acquired il
wonderful and hardly seems credinbIc but thousands
Of patrons enjoying the benefit Of science, Skill and
prices about this firm.
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7
StElNNAN HALL
FIRST CONCERT THURSDAY EVENING. Nov IS
HANDEL OKAIpEID
JUDAS MAttABEIS"
Judas Nnccahru, Tenor ...... Joseph Mas
~imun Hlriuu, ............. 4 T. Studilrd
Israel Woman soprano Mrs lmngt ne Brown
l-fHt Woman Nclln Soprano. Miss A lIeunc
The nrrh ~trtl Part hN
pR pNMRosCIl'S GRAND ORCHESTRA
Admission 81. Reserved seats - cents extra
Tickets Tor sale at Stciuway Han. S,hirmcr's, 7oi
Rroaiway, schutcrtls % Cnom square, and at II
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9mustmtms.
7 UNION SQUARE THEATRE.

THIS WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOV. Is.
Of most powerful play, IN Ave acts written by NlCTO
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Double Track the most Improved Equipment and tie
Fastest Time consistent with absolute safety.
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Auttlon 0oiltss.
Ntntistrg.

FULL SETS, S0, gum teeth 81. single 81: war
IanNd ~ T. Dental Rooms, !U9 9TH aY. Es,ab 1851
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fftr TRANSFER ny huAl- n Inc hfnuhfh Ail'N
DENNsYIVANIt RAILROAD.



AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROT TIE.
on ami tif,l Soy. u 1911.
Trains leave NtN Work. VIA DeshrOss,s and Coriland
st- Ferries. = follows
Exprr.-inr lDri.nurs Ptt-hursh the West and SOUTH
wh Pullman Palace Vars attached, . A NJ Il ami : 80
dtN
Fur M.lHm.iort. Lock Haven. CORY and Erie AT 80
cunuDc linz at CORY ior Tltu.Nile, Petroleum
Ientic, ant tIr m Il. SONS For NMlamslort and
LoeA Ravens
For Baltimore, WASHINGTON ana the South. Limited
Ma-hlu-iou Express OF Painln rariu cars daily rN.
crit SUNDAY. - 30 \ arrive Washington inP NJ
r., ul4r ~ 70 VI. !, d3l, and . T. NJ sunday, 80
ENpr... for Philadelphia 80 - . 90 80 Limited II
!. 1 .. q. q 80. :. : 80. nud - T. VI SUNDAY - \
N D. q - :. 80. audYr VI EE.-rsnt ANA second
Boats of BROOKLYN Annex connect with AN through
f.ri Tor RroiklNn travel
For train, 70 Newark. Elizabeth. Railway Princeton,
Trenton. Perth Auhoy. ficmnsiln Il, iYii.rr and
other points ,cr local ,toiul,, al tl firAot offices
Tram. arrive From litf-hur-h Is An4tl 70 10 \ and
l1.-nf daiN, 40 - 4 amt 80 T. dairy. ~.
ctit Monday. From WASHINGTON ami BALTIMORE. - 30
anu ~ I ~ 'll and 10 ~ + VI SUNDAY.
FltnI" ilA From th'ilolph b u,, 0 5u % ~.
10 - 10 - u ,uA lu't 90. -. 3d. ~ h. ll,
an, 20 20 VI stunt ~ - 49, o'" o ." ~, II 90
Ticket oncr- i-i AMI ga Broadway Aston House,
and foot ui pr.lr0>>cs aii ,urtlaudt st~ Court ST.,
BonkNn ~ ms AMI LIS HUDSON It, llnhuhrn. u, pot
FRANZ THOMSON. l. T. FARMER
Nluu-tr raj p4-.t 4
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-08-31
A Possible Remedy.

virginians claim that since the
whipping post was reestablished in their
state most of the jails have remained
empty, petty crimes have almost ceased,
and Migrants have become scarce on the
streets and on the country roads.
Upwards of a dozen years ago, robbery
by garroting was outrageously common
in English cities, and after many pro-
tests from mawkish philanthropists, a
law was passed enacting the application
of the lash to the rufians who perpe-
trated outrages of this kind. The burly
scoundrels who brutally assailed
~inoffensive citizens, and laughed at the
chances of Imprisonment, wept and
cringed under the sting of the ''cat,''
and soon this form Of crime became a
thing of the past. If the outrages
committed by tramps, accounts OF
which reach us from every part of the
country, shall continue, it may become
necessary to resort to this heroic treat.
ment to put an end to them. Philadel-
phia Times.