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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-11
ObIccl md Cnnr .l.r I-.-L

Object and CHAR 'i'r I.'
modelled, IN IT, CDH... .
Instruction, ~ ar a
University u Va, and .r-0.'
pare young men for.
~ the sam, time DO ..HI-r Hl OPT
b. 80 thorough 800. -u n..
Ing 81 u does aI. the t..'H.s
edge belOu tlug 30 q iH. lob
that thp," Wuo pref. 'H ""' 81.
y Tfectly qualify tu' mse.F. '.
ate entrance upon the Ir"H'h'
life.
Course OF study Dr. .H ''..t
thorough ~ that .! suE iHa'..
STATE, following the most arH.'
DDS, and embracing q iIl. ,n.. 4
following Departmeuis ~ -.NHy !
English Branches. . IH- a.
Greek La guaR's. .. lh' 40
guages. :. PuIr Nathenaly ~
Mathematics. G. 81 aud Ninins - =
ing. o. The Natural -rlrL'.,. 90
ship and Bookkeeping.
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CARPETS, Carpets, Carpets, 20 now
% j. w. FERRELs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-11

Coop black Kid Gloves for IS cents at
j, " Ferrels.
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NOTICE.

A CERTIFICATE OF INCORPORATION
~ having been granted 70 the under
signed 10 become corporation under the
name oil the " Belmont Nall Works" this
f. % give notice that the hrrt general
meeting OF the stockholders Of such cor
poraiiOn will be held at the office Of the
Belmont Nail Works Company, In the
city Of Wheeling. on the 20th day OF
August, A. ID. 1877, at o'clock r. N.
HENRY MOORE,
MICHAEL NELLY.
THOMAS O'BRIEN,
ROBERT LkHR,
ANDREW WILSON,
W. e. HAFDLAN,
iy3Joawra J. u. DUBOIS.
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J. w. FERKEL

EsTs' fine Shoes Of the latest styles
rs. received =, Lev. Blonde.
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JUST received, = lot Of Children Z
Shoes Of the latest styles, At L. '.
Blends.
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Truth Is mighty ana will prevail, that
the cheapest Dry Goods ana carpets are
at j. W. FerreIs. He Las made some
heavy reductions: Best Prints, 70 6
cents; II Chintz, cent?; Table Linen,
20 cents; Crash, 8 cents. All other goods
proportion.
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GLENN'S
Sulphur Soap.

Thoroughly Currs Diseases Of the skin,
Beauties the Complexion, prevents and
remedies Rheumatism and Govt, heals
Sores and AbraslOns OF the Cuticle and
counteraCts COntaglOn.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
PRICEs--25 Cents per Cake; Box 6 Cakes
20 Cents.
n. B. Sent by Mail, Prepaid, on receipt
OF Price.
T.. n. CRITIENDEN, Prop'r, 7 sixth
Avenue, y. Y. Jell-D
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II you want 10 Re. suited IN pair of
Shoes, 60 70 l.. Y. Blends.
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\ CURE Eon HARD TIMES.

A CURE FOR HARD TIMES.
send one Dollar and get the coin or Money
Holder and It's contents: this is IN" haud-
somesr little article eve made and 10
illustrate it, use and bring our othc' goods
before YOU, we are enclosing In each
thousand Il OOO) Ofthcse Holders $50 worth
OF orders for our goods and coins ranging
from ! c to "a dollars. Each Holder con-
ttiuS either "A coin or OF er for GOO and
II by sending the dollar you gel a 80 dol
Tar Knitting Machine, or "A 10 dollar coin
and the Agency to sell our goods you VIII
soon forget the Hard Times. DANA BGCK-
FORD, $50 Broadway. y. \. apbh
III com e oil chrome, XII, msunted
IN worth DC, pix love cards, PIX comic
lin envelopes, | PIX comic cards, ] PIX
scroll, / $40 book Fun, Fall sent for
only I'VE &c stamps. Novelty Co., Middle
b orc, Mass
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LAE,T STYLES OF Shoes just received
st l.. V. Blends.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

USfyErsTTY OF yA.JaIl =
STK-If gives mo p.ra'I.-
the SorwOJd High 7,aDy. .f-
men 10 ths IustliU:inu 49,. -.
the advanced classes - 'a' -
schools. II ranks among 'hr -.
School. Tor high o. - 'aD."'h. "a.
It's discipline j. exec. ul a1. ~
fulness Of the Iocaflua .a-Iip
am. with great r..I.'.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsHGSGToN, Thursday, Aug. 9, 1877.
SurveyorGeneFal kmball has been relieved Of his sus
pension aud viii leave tonight for Utah.
EXJudge Dittenhoefcr OF NcwY ork had an interview
with the President to-day subjects of public interest
Joseph NJ Carleton, clerk Ia the State Departmen mt,
purpOsey shot himself with pistol last nght, and while
beng taken 70 the hospital this morning died.
lSecreay Schu has addressed circular letter to every
employee OF the Interior Department outside OF the De-
partment building nclosng the Presidents circular pro-
hbtng employees from taking active part in pOliticS
Tho Secretary says that IT is expected that every
emplOye will conform his condition TO the requirements
OF the Presidents order
leading New-Iiampshire Republican politician, now
IL Washington, reports that Of the Federal office
holders there, who also members OF political commit
tees, have resigned either Of their positions The fact
thsl hey have shown disposition 20 obey the Pres
dcns order il already causing considerable talk among
Republicans and others in that state.
The Minister of the Interior Of the Dominion OF
Canada, who is in the city for the purpose OF comforting
with the President and Cabinet concerning the return or
sitting Ball and his people from the British Possessions
ne territory Of The United states, had another long
conference with the President secretary Schuz and sec
rotary McCTary to-day. The subject viii be further
considered 1T the Cabinet meeting tomorrow.
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SARATOGA.

SARATOGA, Aug. 9.-The grand ball given II
tooor of the Contincutals Of Worcester at Congress Han
torht was an Immense affair, and passed oh with great
sprt The splendid dancngroom was filed WIN
teouty and fashion: good many Eastern people were
ot11. le guests. The COntncnias viii carr! on utuN
iati-os from Saratoga. Tu-lnOrrOV nj II 0coch I'H
,il hold dress-uaGe in Congress Park. They VIII so
home Friday morning by the Hcosac tunnel IOu1c'
The balloon ascension by Prot. Fisher came OF today
II was successful The aeronaut went up about mile
almost perpcndcusrly, and descended within i've or SIX
miles " Tie village.
Considerable interest being stirred up over the pro
rosei snge-=cuu regatta in which Courtney and Riley
Will doubtless meet
The following arc among the arrivals at the hotels to
DAY: At tho Adclph notel-PrOf Mark Bailey VIE
and daughter Of Now-IIayen: John II. Mcfarland OF
Salem
AtCougrcss Hall-sir and Mrs. y. II. Brigham y. H.
Decker and wife VIM Tidl and wife Of New-Nork; Mrs
Jane, " smith, Paterson ". L. Avery andlady, and
u sp-aVle % Detroit; M. and Mira II. :. 8. Ascher Of
Montreal; els southworth OF Ncw-Hayeu; j. D. Cation
fnd wife. s. ]. Cation and wife Of Chicago; George +.
Thomas and wife Miss Lille Thomas. Miss Grace lhons
aud Miss Maggie Ward OF Philadelphia; Loul.-Gox. H.
g. Huelt ~ Massachusetts,; M ana Mrs j. & FISH
Mi and Mrs. Arthur Cheney Of Boston
AT tc United State Hotel to-day there arrived Mayor
Smith Eiy jr. Augustus schc. W. II. Harbock Mrs L.
Ynover. Mr.. Fcnniman John Knower and Charles
O'cofor OF Ney-York: NJ. y. McC0rd. Chas W Nhar
ron r9 ,vrr IO, l. j.. Wharton and Wife, Miss Wharton,
Ms. p.fOt. Mrs. T. Nhccn Miss Whelen, or Inladci-
mia. thrl D. BaylcsMiss T. NJ Eayles Miss VI. Bayles
H.4. ID. d. IisGe, Chicago; Win. hlpp and Wiie New
"
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Tho season ut MaItha's Vineyard is now at
H. height Tao hotels and cottages are well filed, and
tie foliage appeared more beautiful than at the
present f'wc.
EV-Conges-mau Burloirh Of Maine Is spending the
SEASON VITA h- family az Wells Beach, one Of the most
popular ana attractive summer resorts on the Maine
coast.
wachu-et Mountain. IN the town Of Princeton. Mass
comparatively Summer resort Princeton is sit
uated on la .hcst ground in Worcester County lying
general elevation % about 100 feet above the sea
byel and loo 200 feet above the surrounding towns
In he uorh Part - the town. towering above all else
sni ~ hodnOck and east OF to Connecticut RIVER Is
houut Wscllsrtt 1850 fees above the sea- and com.
mtdng some ~ the most charming veWs u bc IOund
q t,c state. Almost every village u Worcester county
1 En- nH Ahl and than thirty towns ana villages
s1d .WL.y .,aui akcs large and small are spread Gus
nft ap tIc feet of the visitor 30 lGt each Dhi1Lg
haJ De- picked out and identified. Win good glass
lotl.us %! about 800 cities towns and villages may De
sou.
AOre Geo recent arrivals az Burlington, W. arc judge
Hoy 49, Wheeler Gov. Geo. f. Drew Of Florida. and W.
a. Aclin,r lui 5. Is. Packard Of New-Orlcana
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-. .hoad strklnc time is a dead loss, ana II we 40
ome ONT ahead 1t takes nearly whoe year iivsn ~
,sake M what lose. say excuse me rum ''i'""H
The Papal tiara is sumptuously orhainen.eu
IN pr,e' DO stones and set off with beautliu ua
80, Mort ,upola is formed Of eight rubes, twenty
s. reatA ard an emerald. The cross IS composer oi
live briIants The lappets are OF rubeS ana pearls
IT, Golden bands retain it in position when worm Inc
,,al diamond IN the tiara, says Notes ana queries
decorated the brow OF the Grand Mogul, OF whom u
- purchased by Charles the Rash, Of Burgundy ana
% abandoned by him at the battle OF Granson' li'o
ro,pd under a wagon by soldier, he rejected IL az
o.,bless but afterwards altering his opinion, AGAIN
j M what lac thought was but fragment "l CI9 ota
- s.ld II Ia cure Tor crown. cunning Citihth VI
rne purchased IL for three crowns, ana IesOu loI
ooo ducas. IL again changed owners lOr VVU luOats
forwards bought by LudoVic, Duke OF Mllal ioi
TS6Sodacits and was subsequently, acquired by Pope
minis H. for 10000 ducatS
When a biood-and-thunder melodrama Is
ced at japanese theatre the audience insist upon
,iur real blood and laundering racket. A ply men
,.certlv put on the boards a. q theatre in Gok)hans
not wanting in elements OF horror such as the sue
80, stimulation OF wounds hut IL afforded an Oppor-
-, ,or a more amusing bit Of realism. ono OF the
- terrible scenes was supposed to take place during
torn. The stage-manager disianed 10 have recourse
. make believe method Of peas and shot 10 simulate
a. s,upd of the ram. He must give his audience real
- and So by means Of concealed pipes have a regular
zinc shower continuing throughout the scene deug.
T. he stage and dronchiug the actors The ehect was
~ l.uir,b!e. not only aiding the mmicry Of the
sem hlt IN waiting cool ana refreshing moisture
t,fnu.a house
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-10
NEWHORT-

NEWPORT, r. J.. Aug. 9.-The first drowning
nccdrn " tbe took place yesterday the fooman
A. the employ q Mr. T. T. Gushing Of Boston being
drowned l Eaoys Beach az the north end OF the island
Tie -tecpiechase course las been marked out and the
rucca-s Il the race is now assured.
il To- Abbott OF Montreal has arrived at the Ocean
House The following among tho arrivals at the
same hotel yesterday J. s. NicAerson, Miss C. T. Ban
croft G.. G. Thayer, T. \. Hastings Boston; Charles
Bill r. Bill end wife. Springfield; A. 9. Peabody G. i.
Morgan Dr. r T. Meeks, r. b. Underbill, C. =. Seward.
i. w. KC.can. A. ~ orson b. c. Lyon. Ncw-YorS; Y" IL
Yun- and family Troy; Mr.. ~ wheeler W. L. Morris,
Brd.epurt: g. 4 Mlrrls Indianapolis Mrs. c. siunck-
sun ~inet son and WIFE, Dr. Fisher Philadelphia; j..
H. u.ru0n. ~ Louis; Mrs. l. Underwood. burlington,
v: j j. Vail Paris; r. W. isSah and family, rylngton,
y s.. L. X. french. Washington Mrs. abbott. Mrs.
Marshal woods. Providence; b. A. IoWner ana family,
1baiy. and George Steinman, Lancaster Penn
The polo genes were continued yesterday and tho at
Tendance gas rs large usual
The lacrosse games wall be played August 2l
Bellevue ave and the Bath road getting very dusty.
TIE ca, paws 90 have thcIh vatcrcd.
Nj T. LoriIari OF NewNOr6 has purchased about nine
taos Of land near Ochrc Point for which he paid nearly
10000 per acre. which goes TO show that real estate IS
Dot deirerians ibis vicinity, at least 1t is under
Ftood that Nj Iorard viii De gin the erection
o. elegant summer residence. Additional real estate
Transactions arc expected before long.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-10
PUBLIC OPINION.

The Republican party has always been the
eamllo. ~ human liberty, not license; ING Democratic
Parry 4as never beou he champion OF anything Dut hu-
Ran Slavery Philadelphia Press Re2j
We note as q remarkable fact that the whole
hil.tudIIlu, " h1urn family are now out or oihre-a
lut Lat hes nut happened heiore within tlS memory
u ne oldest inlabitant-l Portland thol Argus tDeml
Here are the two paths open To the Repubh-
Cn voter n he .upperls Hayes, hc defends ifaud ana
l.0te lIu.rIf On record believer 10 DcmocIatlc
Inhollr AZ De- opposes Hayes, hc defends fiaUi ana
eiald- rsio ration % tle ba} OLCt Guile ID Tho south.
A't'erIlI Alternative I'd Jdca Observer Doml
Mr. Matthew's had almost nothing TO say at
ttfcid about Cy Service Reform, OF which ne hadthe
REPUTATION haing OF the foremost apostles ana COLI
ni Lls.f throughout to ito lowest appeals 10 popn-
"a pref Ilo. Az passion Tho prOsunuou ~ ahlitl'H
e. ulpsl4l lis such Work Is painful snoctacie-
l.t nation, tlud)
Ever since the days Of serfd0m patenal gov
uAuclt iu Europe have been working &C tAe labor
V-er tlcr sGcoess his lot been ~ great es 10 en-
courage us 60 make % father " 'hc Io0e out on Con
as lle best remedy f0r political as forbodly disease
doctors. Htfie medicine aud plenty ~ chance Tor
'olnIe to take caIe OF herself Christian Union
The fact that the Office of Canal Commits
s3iti t cist Hnd viii not bee aio4 shed until tho OH
~ Nlo ~ 90 suprrsf &c The Canal Comni siOncrs mas
- spitnted. las 'cl ~ tac resumption mat Canal
.nsiouer u the place ~ mr. Adm lbaycr was 10 he
tsu neat year. superficial reference ~ tho conotl-
sYid provisions eecsls 20 sustain THIS view, which,
closer examination cannot Tail 10 dihproyo-
iDaAo Courier lJeBi1
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S1GNAL pRAcTIcE NJ NIGHT.
AN INSPECTION BY THE PRESIDENT.

WAsnIyGroN, Aug. 9.--Last night President
H.yes and Secretary OF War McCrary, Inspected the
night practice 81 Signal Service between Tho Soldiers
Home Fort Wnpple and Tie Arsenal, together with the
communication Dy field telegraph 1t the Soldiers Homo
0 the posts near Washington, DE stations on the sen
coast from NeYok Cape Nay, and aa0 to stations
in tho Interior Messages sent by the Presidents
and Secretary OF War from the open field al
the Soldiers Home ana answers received by torch
signals and mortar-s. us ia quick succession from Fort
Whipple and the arsenal. Military orders were given
md executed al these posts ~ distance 81 six to seven
miles the communication being had through The ar and
with absolute correctness aud finally general report
oi stations was ordered at by nSht-sgnas and ~
wire from all the vicinity OF Washington and the
rehprng states and coasts, thee orders beins sent
and the replies received from al by the President and
Secretary OF War the open field.
The exercises closed with the Presidential salute OF
twenty-one shells tired simultaneously gwen signal
At lie Soders Home and at Font Mhipple. Tic PTes-
dent and Secretary Of War c0mpmentcd the Signal SER
Vice which has been very actively duty during the t.
cent troubles Oh the horoughne,s OF il discipline and
practice ana on s efficiency The whole scene, rs wit
messed through the darkness, was very interesting.
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SUMMER LEISURE.
LONG BRANCH.

IoxG BRANCH, Aug. 9.-The storm this af-
samoan makes Long Branch appear dull The arrivals
last night were large. however ana the departures ts
roorniag we're not 80 numerous as or late.
Attorncy-Gen Gilchrst OF Jersey City, T. r. Spence
- Cpciuua;i and Bernard Reilly. Dr. Fuller and Madam
p piefunach OF New York. arrived at the United States
Hote today .
CR. Clement Of Philadelphia, George A. Iownseno OF
1,za1cth v j.. :. T. Rsyner and W. +. Mason OF New
y are included among the latest arrivals at the West
Ind Hotel
" Chatterton Of Ncw-York, ". r. Jerome and Reeve
7 knight OF Philadelphia aud George Il. klngsland OF
San Francisco have registered at H0wlands H0tel.
II : SAWYER OF Derby Conn., {. H. Dalrympe Of Nor
ristovp y j. c. W Tufts Of South Norwak, Conn, and
T y Bond u New-York, among to-days arrivals at
the Ocean Hotel
J. T. DIN OF Trenton, n. j. c. F. Baldwin OF Newark
Nj b. C. Bogcrt Of Hackensaek' y. j. are al Tue MAI
Sion House.
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GEN. BENAyIDEs sFST OUr 10 INSPECT The oRDEi
fBY tFGgAPH TO rRIBUSs.l

GEN. BENAVIDTs SENT OUT 10 INSPECT The ORDER.
icy TELEGRAPH TO rHE rRIBUSEl
WASHINGTON, Aug. 9.-The visit Of Gen.
Benaydes to Antonio TO which very brief reference
has been made in dispatches from Texas, considered al
event OF moro than usual interest Cen BenaNides l. one
Of the few prominent Mexcaus who really show some %
the characteristics Of craftsmanship. lie has held high
positions IN the Mexican Army, and both IrcynO and
Escobedo have served under him. During Che last six or
seven years he has resided ia Ncw-YOrN, but has
recently visited President Diaz % receive instruc-
lions in regard to tho mission which lie Is now
performing That mission Is b. visit tho Inc Of tho no
Crnnd and ascertain from actual observation the con
dition 81 things aAd what extent the United states
have suffered flOm Indian raids aud report t. tho Cen
trail Government Gen Bonayidcs has already had gem
orally satisfactory Interviews with Gen. ord and Is Of TIE
ouini0n that the solution OF tho yoXed Mexican
question is 10 De found in the cultivation and expansion
OF our commercial relations" lie II IN no way disposed to
t a,e Inc oeucca Of the ipaEs with whom lie had bat
lie. u protection Oi icXcdH citizens Ia former days In
sclrcn this representative OF the element that -
Disposed 10 cultivate friendly relations with the
American people, Presd.nt DLz has furnished
an evidence Of his ability 10 maintain ms Yey deut
position. -.
HE latest reports the Rio Grande border are To
thc effect that thc United dtattr troops are being used
very viz .r1dsy pre- et hostile lncGriions by l"rlotS
nom Texas INTO Gen. ora also making EFFORTS
10 arrange the troubles bJ securing the cXtiad
end IN progress with good prospects OF theH
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THE sCHrRZ C1MPAIGY FEES.
A STATEMENT BY Mr.. SCIIURI.
HIS REPLY 10 Mi. KEMBLE.
LnEnEu ~ nEL.s nLsnArrM.L


WASHINGTON, Aug 9.-Secrctary SchuH hay
Inc been questioned to-day with reference 70 Mr. Ken
b's statement published IN this mornings papers. said
that w Kcmbc's statement u confession that the
5to-y Of ~ 800 having been paid 10 him for repeating the
same speech three times, started by MIN ana dss'nina
ted by Gail Hamilton is falscho0d: that Mr. Kemble
had now reduced bis own figures from 1900 per day u
500 per week, IN 500 and 1-GS, reduction OF SIX
hundred per cent; that Mr.. kembe would have to re-
ducc his figures several hundred per cent more and
spread them over the several weeks during which Mr.
5churz had been active in Pennsylvania campaigns ~
1869 ahou; five or six weeks. and lac did not renem-
Der how many in 1865 ana Thai w. Schurz had never
denied hayug accepted compensation ID mos years
whtu he FOR months engaged 30 maignlns simP4
because ne Obliged by his circumstance Z" 90 S"
hu That tine whole matter had been maiicous} misrep
resented Mr.. SciiurZ also says he had since l0)b
probably given more time ana labor 10 cam
railn work without compensation taan either OF
The gentlemen named IN Sir kcmbes Ietter
except senator Wilson, and perhaps moro than any
rogu III ths country that the attncks upon MIN were
started by political opponents, who mentioned 9iV
a. tho sum paid for eaCD speech that then me Is-r
aud santrr-inOn1c raised ne suD 10 ZOO uuul h}
ir KonDe Gail Hamilton inflated II 20 5000 per
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DIED.

BADLEyIn MoRts1r , J. l8 t q ssaIet .S q
Funeral SATURDAY Aug ii. at O'Clock.
rgLAScEY-A. West Parma n ~ on ra15 5 Ags q,
De Lancty, IN the 10th year u her age.
fEe reanes and friends " The family respectfully invited
attend the funeral on sunday Aug. ~ a. lafpist
O'Clock, from tls Dutch Reformed Church West Farms
ELY-In Brooklyn Aug : Henry Gilbert Ely ia the sta
F2nera services from his late residence lo4 wovsi Fr
day, The l0tn iEst al l O'Clock p III
FERRI TIE Tefenee S 4q F5 Widow S96 X f Ssa
n. Ferlis, aie Of esiohestsf g Y
Funeral on 7th day, morning IN n;t rom her ate resi-
Carriages wll be in waiting Williams Bridge, Harlem Rail
road. ocioes, and at ws'iche'ser Depot NewAayen
Relatives and friends arc invited To attend
HUNTINGTON ON "Wednesday, Aug. 8 william W. Hunt
Funeral services VII Be aths late residence 1871 ST.
Carriages Win be in wane al arrival Of 230
tram from Grand Central Depot.
KEILEY-At Elizabeth y. J.. wednesday evening Aug. 8
William Kelley aged 80 years.
Relatives ana friends invited 20 attend the funeral
~ late residence. 40 West Fifteenth ST. SATURDAY.
Aug. II, at O'Clock p N.
NAGUEE-Suddrnly, Aug g. NJ his residence IN East
Orange y. J, Gon Hsgheo formerly Of Evansville Ind
Notice VI funeral hereafter.
r tbs M % 1,9 g1n Dry 6PF e. o6c5l aoa
Noi t.'S Of ii funeral raj t {, a'5 i3
MORFORD-On Tuesday Aus. 1877 Elias nortori. in the
fnar from The Baptist Church Ses Monmouth n j.,
Friday morans at aspsst 10 oei9cf orr,~,, train
leaving foot OF LibertysL 745 a ~.
NODINE-At Yonker4 Aug z 1871 sarah A. wife OF George
iodine, and daughter Of solomon ", oakley, aged "a
Funeral tho residence OF her brother Mersn OAK
Icy, Wayorly 81, Friday Aug. 10 a. } ,. N.
TlCKNOR-In Boston. Mass. 1th Inst, Alice, youngest
daughter OF Emelme ;. and the Late william d. IlcAhof
WEIR-Died yesterday (9h inst suddenly a. ocean Grove,
y j. James Weir VI this city. in ne 10th year Of his age
Notice ~ funeral IN OmOrrOSs papers.
WFSTON-On THURSDAY morning Ella youngest daughter
Anna NJ and tho lals John l. W eslon ~ ms city.
Funeral from calvary Baptist Church TSenstnist be-
tween Fifth and sixth ayes Saturday morning at l0cocE
WHITNEY Suddenly. In Brooklyn, Aug. 8, John G. WHIT
pey rn OF J. g y. D. Whitney IN the olsI year of
Funeral from his ato residence WillowsE, sunday l2t
=.
wORSTER-Ou Tuesday at 10 p. Joseph Wooster, NJ D.
IN the 18th OF his
Follows 0f the Academy Medicine members OF the county
Medical society medical pres lou generally, aud
friends Ilmiy, respectfully invited % atni mo
funeral from residence, No ll5 last IAiructAsi
on saturday, Aug. IA, at o'clock p u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-10
THE sUyDAY-sCHOOL IN THE WOODS.

FAIR POINT, y. T., Aug. 9.-Tbe usual CON
ference Normal classes, Greek aud Hebrew classes and
other regular exercises Of the Chautaulua Assembly
were held this morning The weather Is fine and thc at
tendance isiucreasng At eleven O'Clock Joseph Cook
delivered lecture On Certantirs III Religion very
apprecativo aud Of about GOOO persons listened to
Tho address and responded 10 It's point With repeated and
hearty demonstrations OF applause.
After tho siugng OF several songs by the Young Apollo
Club of New-YOrk Frank Beard gave pictorial Bible
reading ltcr which tue Roy. l. Bowman STEPHENSON OF
Ioofou England sang Christian song. At eight o'clock
Tho Rev O-tIaDder gave lecture called Orlenthi
illustrations" and there was tieu music OF tho ahe
eryices i'm memory tho late T. T. Bliss will Dc held TO-
morrow friday evening.