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PRICE THREE CENTS.
LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS
DAsHEs HERE AYD THERE BY TH1
SUNS REPO RTERS.
Commotiou in M Enst Rroa dwav synneosue-
Polish jew shot by n Fellow Country-
man while Iuisins with n Rabbi.

A Polish jew shot by Fellow Country-
man while Iuikins with n Rabbi.
Henry Bernstein. Polish jew, shot
Lewis via, fellow countryman. In the syna-
Ro9ue at 70 East Broadway, yesterday afternoon.
A wear ago ivi''s wife was lnj lred by a street
car In Brooklyn. He sued Tor 5000 and BERN
stein acted for him in procuring counsel. On
Friday tn cise was settled. ID via says. by the
rairoad companv paying him $500 lie gave $50
Of this 10 the lawyer to Uay Bernstein. who was
dissatisfied with the amount, and. going into
the synagogue where Dav was liking with the
Rabbi. demanded his money. lie then struck
ID va IN the face. n 1 aftervard drew pistol
and shot him. Ihis ~ Divis's story.
Bernstein = III last evening that Davis only
offered MN S2j. and that when he went to t1e
'napogue he h ID been drinking, and h I'd no IN
tenttOn of shooting DAVIS. " lie a-ked me "
had pistol to shoot him." sait the prisoner,
and said. Here Il NV pistol but / would
not hurt NY. Then he hit my hand and the
pistol was discharge l."
After the shot was fred the congregation
rushed upon Bernstein and held MIN until an
officer c me and arrested him. ihe ball, which
was very small. en- en- cd the lower point OF tho
brea-t bone, inflictin9 a slight wound. Davis
walked home. Bernstein was locked up la the
Madison street police st ttiou.
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An Onlcer who borrowed Money TO Bribe the
Police commissioners.

August Walter, formerly policeman IN this
city. was arrested IN the Bremen steamer Herman.
yesterday afternoon. warrant granted by Ju.tics
William Mahon OF HODoKen, for debt on complaint of
Mrs Louisa uih. Of $40 East Fbrtg.fitn street. la
june last, water, who was on the police force was
anxious TO Oe promoted to- Cipt iincY. AMI ne bor-
foHed tlpO fro the woman tie pIrpO g. sail -
ufbins aud Influencing the Police c ,mni.-toncrs In
MS favor. SuO.cqucutiy however, Walter di-
missed from the force fDr being derclct duty and he
refused to repay Mrs. attn lie recentY sod ont
household goods ana other property he had, anu
going to s.iI iOr Germany.
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Tie steamship City of Richmond of the
Iumal lipe, left Per a, y. H.. at +. VI. yester-
d4v
several hours be 'ore the lines vera cast n,
hoNsyer. and before the crowd hid gathered,
several eenilem n closely mum 4 up In usters
Drove up the wh RI to the cOmpiuion way.
tlsrded the ste neT. aud going teiuw INTO the
c tin shut them-clv-- up IN their Stater0Oms-l
c lIuia ant sin-l one.
lueir voi'es could occasion1lly be heard In
te u|ain saloon n II In eXcited argu nent;
Interrupted now ana again uy an exi O-tul ttpry
Y ice. which wnuld -av IN a cruz W isper. " l,e-
s'-'in NpIrselye-, gentlemen. At least TIL We
! We the wht trf."
ID, steward being questioned as to the names
a. the Uart ies. reili-u I'm sure | Iou't know !;
W can't tell 'Iil Get In the stteAfn, you
know. mo are gOi = to make the trip, and VINO
are Ofly here to zee them or" a knock ON the
q OF failed 10 tltcit response.
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The Widow Van Cott Excited.

wish to God that the galleries In every
Methoiis church 10 the land would take nrc and burl
un," exclaimed the dow Van Cott IN the Thirtietl
Street Methodist meeting house. The widow was pro-
NoNei To m IKE th- exclamation because some Of the
peop IN the galleries had been conducting then-eves
IN MI i'm rDner III inner. Yes" she continued I" Z
wish thr ga cries uld turn hecau they are 70
n OF snners, scoh.rs at regi ~ anu those VINO 70
fuse to come to the altar ana b. savc1 raj Il
utetnfcn ne the aitar cried Amen" g. the Wdo w1
renarSs. Mr1. Van Cutt dis used rsef with shawl
which ,h' borrowed from Lady IN TIE ION.
ana Qulet .ppt "a WA QUO Of the side aises and
The gallery stars. Before the sinners in the galleries
peu And lea IN Ia
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NoKfoLK, Va Jan. 1.-the Kussian hgate
sycAud arrived here tuis morning ana Norcd near
Fort Norfols, Upon her nuNai che telulcd Win, WAS
returned by the UMted states steamer PoNh,ttAn 1he
svetland s comm.n les by the brand Dake ALEXIS and
10 me flagship ~ the Isussian taIadrOn, Admiral Ron
Duke came ashore and ptd visit 20 ltrpn snlsrkin
tne sursla Minister. II " i.1stoOd that he wi not
take NJ quarters un hhurc, IA VIA remain on hoard
shin mott Of the time The nrani luAe Consantlne II
also ON the sy ilanl lie Is a,out ls years ola ana
the cOnu son OF the LmprrOra hfother COnsi antn,,
snd broihern'law Of thr KING % Greece. The other
vessels belonging " the Meet nave mol yol arrived.
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u TIE EDITOR on The sCN-Sr; Last
. r-dns ev-nn' at haf-pist ten O'Clock. the
ffl fs'e IN ylch, stelmed upalonesiis u the
L''.'n Vul-yC lcompany's d lock, Jersey cry.
p" -he was coded up and proyi i'ionod. the
49, -i"us evidently having been stored away
--'h durins the day or eafly evening. The
t ' oi ml 'p n"ard he Yacht were mystrri-
H. Very lev wufuH were * hanged hl tnoso
-. ami ihe-- were suuk IA IA whisutT-.
u t'l. wed h'r cod, the vessel sUl r.
. ug-ilt tIr dock, the uiilcefs md crew
t.t fin.trg the -ticie,t Silence.
u' II o'ci OK FUR men came down the
~. a hanged silr mt Signals -pprd uIon
ia .' uf the Yacht, aud Immediately there
d .ri lN" vessel gllI,d Ii1ly away IN The dark
81 p" ar mysterious persons were closely
q III 'd up, tpelr faces being concealed from OH
.'Iy tiNn. Edcn carried % small hama ; t,hel.
% u't acquainted with MIR. NaT, but the ia k
o. N' of the q iariette, the uhNsique anu car
n g-. closely r.sembled Ml Bennett Tnrse
''itnent' Will be verified ~ afhlayt II re-
,.fsi. j. l.. Ii.
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The lrvncton House, near indianapolis. was
hurnru ON Frday night. Loss, sl2OU0i Insurance,
5000.
Diniel Y Jones's house In Flushing. l.. l., was
burned ON Frday night. LJss tO,OVo insured IN tho
Ol,n Cove Company.
The welland Vale Manufacturing Company's
works In ST. GATHERINGS. Ont. were burned yesterday
morning. LVss el20,0OO.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-14

Abram H. Daley, the Demo r tie candidate
for Kings County Surrogate ia tle lis. election hls
insu,uei suii IN the supreme Court on the authority
OF tho Attorney Gencr L. g, test the vluty OF the
c'e'fian of " Ter = Living tnno VINO hois tie oih's
q uDr tIr lrcrfH of tlc tnIlutf Nr htt
lrclN d majority oi about 80 NIt.-. Nr D,lry
e. ustf 10 uI, aNd ayers At 90" re Nfi Ii. st
} lINN ul . .
Oil .lii
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SOME W.iSHiNGTON ToPrCs
The Complaint of the Friends of the Back
bone Railroad.

WASHINGTON, Jan. l3.-The friends OF the
New orleans, Baton Rouge AMI SIR port Railroad
Company claim th4t las been msreaTc .ented 10 the
dcspachcs Of the 10Th is Thcy that neither Sen.
ator Ne.t nor GOV. Kellogg anything TO do with
the backbone road. lnr rporttnr- arr all od-tlmc
rsucus 81 LUuis ma, thcy have UNpeni'd o. 5000
ia ulliiug thor rusd ami have nlw about ninHN
Of graded lhey rsy nat their opponents uf the Sew
Ori"aAr aud facinf rOad nave trtN les gra led
ana ally are al unsuhstaItAl concern. Tue e, bone
ROAD never accepted any bonds from tnr state OF
louisiana, hni uu ariN re- u4ulshcd its -ht - cal
upon the state endpi-c 10 the extent Of $4,000 per
LI.le VI lilr VI I've second mortgage Dyuds.
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The steamship st .te of Virginia, Of the State
line, which should nave reached this port the 5tA
inst ur back 70 Queenstown with her shaft broken
II pas 'cneers ana cargo VIII have 70 be trlnsierred
10 another steamship Tao Colombo from Hun. f. nov
thrN cirht dvs oul II her steam power snO1ii give
ont. nnd snc shOu q he Outg"i TO rcy her sainna
an ililr. Aonc two mrntns ml-ht c.Apse ant she
might safely. Toe " ilstu n4, 10 other Ves
SCI TO ta.r place ant trosht wnich She Won nave
tiknn ul her rrturn trp is -fr fdiiy tcrunuialug.
rutn'r nj -i.g steamship, tne August Andre. V
nj IL tlaks tlkH
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WCWAnFsr, j ~. II Inv kllmanl IN G G0vcin-
ueut mas deuanded that the Porte nlec reparaton for
the outrage committed uy a hAn4o Elsub,zuu4, Ia
crus.ins the Dnnunc ou MonllS u SO ia-t anne pn Ter
iu- l,uunauIAa uutuu.t ana hIn.s Two /. .ulAalin
lilrr-
toNsrANrrNoptR Jan. l3-An amcahe rrran-e.
mHit Win /. .uNtuli l~ expect .c co. frnli D.
il4t.ous uuu IrH.rr -ius u.tNDtn rrnrr Dulaa, Inc
l.OuNau.au o. pr-al nt4tnr, uuu inH Porie.
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Mrs John f. Co,le wife OF tne former pfopri-
ctor Of ,ht w,.ni' s.np Nr.on" ieHJeuuer, dicg Ia
tNis cip ol suldp last. hf-. 'lyle was one Of me
lrnruel lhlcrAood family II Ge1rsn. Her grand
Tar err Julge Underwood II Rome was a. ccle ra u
Tor hl- VII tor hs Judicial stsacl Mrs COY was
l4DN ui r,rr ne tuil ana ru,l .totnpl ian, "a Ine
uIrM at tlc tHGicA Of IA n. t luuuceu- WHs
rrIthtarl by fa.her larNin. the a.i nrarcrs we're
senator Stu' ktun Of NcN d - y, The II in bort Ran
Aal ot lcunsl rs iurt ul % lu. ti Ipt
Porter, Coz. Tracy amt Mr tinuu ~ Sew YORK an /
cen tste of Washington. The rrniaiAs we're iuteued
Il 1 Ia L II
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-14

The heirs Of the COwenhOyen estate have a.
ensth estaDs ed IN the courts uadsputcd claim to
strip OF Land so feet ons anI % feet vi c At
tic avenue. BROOKLYN. between Fifth aud Cisol
nues uied 10y the cv. rhc heirs only detained
r fencing Ia mis- portion OF tne street aud u-ng 10
Tor n'if u"h ur pose. ~ sttv of ptocreilgs nd
llg the acton Ot commissioners appointed TO asscso
the vilue OF The and tnat II may BE- for street
purposes. number Of new suits VIII ar frO n ~
decision ON the part Of taxpayers VINO pay
lug grIdns ami pANIns assessments for WORK dJae oo
private
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-14

Oalc,r Duulop heard a noise In David Corbetti
hql2r saloon, a. II IVES street. ycstor lay. AMI when
he ooscd ihioug the mole In the shutters he i've
young men with dark lantern collecting the choices
vines aLd liquors into bisSct In the n d q ~ tho
ro"n. ~ cacn bottle vas lax N from the sle II
opened t. rl ~ nutl ana n II fs-rd IN .ptctlun
placed IN 'nr hassct "lnAts NOT tne 4 u nranda
Nrd.' orf - them sad, the oniUcr brose uaen nt
door no rfc.trd tdaaid smith ut ~ Wa,nlnslol
street Ills cvmpanil N cse tped hy thc rear JVOr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-14
1HE EISrERN QUESTION.
A Russian Newspeper's View Of the Siiuaiion
No Further Concessions.

ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 13.-The GOlOs
saws: 1t Is believed the Porte Is simply play
ing with the conference. Further concessions
by the Powers will only Increase Turkish arro-
rnnce. RIssii's sclfrespect demands that no
EQUATIONS ne prolonged ~ further. hut eneT-
setic measures. -uch as t'-n. I'm ticf's re tll
bee adopted. as the more determined KIs.i - At.
utudc tho sooner gc ice viii be secured"
lhe - mas wrltt"n 20 the Grand Dukc Mich
olp-, the Minister OF War, ana various grutr l-
thanNin2 them Tor their successful eNerltors TO
/ rVmptly mOo0lizc and concentrate the army.
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WAsuINGTON, Jan. lj.-1he Secretary Of War
has received report from Major Cons 'ocS. cr
deiaied 10 insTec and report upon the Eas improve
mont. AZ me South Pas q the Mississippi Tho
report mentions mat channel twenty 1rtt depth
nni Two hundred fe- vide na. been constructed hc
Moutu of the Pass Ih- N he iail nrforo the Atfor-
ufNi'thet H. wuu,N !, expected, VII -.uu decide fnt
Esd. ana o., Assuciate sc entitled to hali miiln
~ dollars ua!rr ihr provisions II fIe att U l.ress
w luAaln. iAl llI..ull lmrAi- rrlerrul ".
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-14

John Il. Mulings, an Englishm m. 80 years
old, yesterday III rning snot ana Killed hlmsci a. e3s
Concord street, b B-ooSyn. lie steel engraver.
but for nve or six yeir he ha1 boon un be do sny
work because of consu unptiOn. His wfs vhD W 10 Gu
deaNo ing 10 support tho family by washing went out
TO work at o'clock, raylng hin de-pondent. soon
afterw trd he found dead lie had used a n gle
barrtcd piso and had shot hm'of twice In rfsht
ear His wife informed the Coroner that daiiy
menicd that she forced work. lie saiu that he
would ther oie see her d. It. lie 10 New
urk the lly before ana said left the that
he didn't intend tO return, but refused to explain why
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An injunction VS. obtained yesterday by
Mossr. SnonN lamc4 to RESTRAIN tie pr prluiur Of
the Gcrmnun Theatre from nr1ruelns fi.nslsfi.u OF
play entitled Tue Damschfn' ui VIA ch suHoh q
ianrr e. am 10 mo- q the fpWiisni. Toe liy Nt, a..
nuuuceu for last evening Hui a. ue lnJuuctnu uut
served unli mos, OF thr au4i nee were stated Cousl
rIaDe confusion followed. flndIy laul Lsu AUS
drAnh sclnrll Geireit" w-s substituted, and tnc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-14

NASnlNGrnN, Jan. B-rrssiirnt Grant has
hai aAother long iut'rylcE wiih Gen. shor an ON
IT rs IA ipui-an1. lis tr ieyc the Pre.irat A.
trl iAu 100, r-'nt uNuinn - tAr Wells 4, .un.
trd. Hui thAt Slf.itiu So Welt character
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-14

BOsroN, Jan. lj.-ln the United States Dis.
trci Court this morning lbe was nled by the counsel
for John Mcguire o. Sew York. owner of tne steamer
Mont somcry. agiinsi the Srnipol". DAMAGES were
ii a f.nm f1t 600 To s6lnpl. Iur lhrl to
Tor tue loss uf the vessel by collision Win ue seminole
OH Cape Ma on tnc ~ lru!ug of the l1tn met.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-14

Iho legal investigation of the Bennett
~ dnel Il now at a staD1still awaiting Judge
- ""hue's decision as to the validity Of DR..
'De'ps's commitment for contempt. The Su-
r,one '"urt, Chambers, where his Honor sat
JVFioaS, was vihiteI ty hunuTeds OF inquirers,
H.. th went away as wise as tDsy oane. Judge
"N1"Auo SAID other hADeas corpus cAass bad
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-14
A LcsnI yic,orr Tor TIC CITY Of yonLcr..

Yesterday the motion forawfit OF peremp;ou
maudanu, at the sut OF Jacob Rear Supervisor Of thu
city Of NonAcrs, against The Board OF superyison
q wcstchest unity, to compel that boars
10 credit Youecrs with slo553 30. dcciacd b.
TIE sitte Assessors TO be- erroneous wa
JGsuce ,@nAn situls. The iurt orierel the Nrii
10 ur issued. directed the board to crcdlt tht
amount To lnnkers and COMMANDED tho boaFd 10 ro
a.euulc Nt n ten dajs comply with TIE decisvl
Of tuc state Assessor.
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st>pY Hook Jan. l3. The Herald news
81 MT upon whi h II now ppears Mr.. smes q.
j nuett h s bcrn secfeted Tor the past two or
three d ", ln.,d down the nav this afle' noon
aud iiy OF Sin1S iiVOs in the tricN OF outM ird
steamers. On the a prnlrh 4 the steamship
CIV of RichrU q. uouui for Lave p'ui. SHE ran
alongside and iran iferrcd ..r. Bennett - tue
ktu.imzui.fn decn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-14

Nina hnthe., tie twclye-year r-oll child who
cAWgcHV I'm stealing tls from Gror-c IL. Cnlnon,
at ~ htnascnue, that She mi-At drese well as IN
other lhtlt girls IN her sunday echou class tried
Ia tnt S.tCul Sessi ms Nrfirrtiy. II bou lt coll
hat palrut urafOlct.. and rlAs" shc said TO Jus
trr y XIV "hrCau-e wtutrd to lluk IKE the Other
giri- str WAS srui go the JuNtnlr As> uu, bat be-
It let thf court room She nu al Ici pernlst 90
d hrl turf NAn Clrutr 90 thf 70
npll-. tNrp ltir NINA ran cAetray ~ Tue uMcu4's
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PARIS, Jan. l3.-lhe committee appointed 10
examine into the question Of rebuilding that portion Of
the Palace OF the uileres burned by the Communists
have rted fayUraDlY, win u Recommendation to
convert the reconstructed galleries into
A blll embodyng the committees recommended ~ as
will shortly DO introduced Ia tue senate.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-14

WAsnINGroN, J .n. l3.-fx-D .irici Attorney
alfs g. lifu'I. fNtrutN cnaN.r r4 oi a .frtriH e
lrt p-r- from r oiltv oi the tliA " tuc court
wss tO-dAl IAra0nud ~ Tao lft-4dtnt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-14

The Rev. Robert H. SnoNden. hitherto a Com
grcrtonli.t minister has c-pousci the faltn Of no
0nllin thurcn. ara "A ha ordained ttit m,rn-
lu- fa Ni huftI -f. JON l- 81 irr. uu4r Ncufh
nNcul', Ni Hnel %, ni - shop liflrl lhu.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-14
Two Trouins Horse. INSTANTLY KILLED.

porGnKFEPSIE. Jan. l3.-During the tro,tins
carnNli on South avenue, TINS AZ ernoon two tTotlng
h owned 70, Lesson lpldrdsD ana (harps Ihe 'ps
caIH iIc lt.ou, when the raafs ct the slcisns prn
iaga Tie hr ssl 4 each hOr q kil ~ bOt4 Instantly
Ia lfH,. D..
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W,suINGTON. ~. ~ MIR ORION, who was
CUT ritk NAeu Nr nri Sri here lHr-iA ul. . hi. CON.
hlirr,.iy uuruNci 80 b A.fh. nnd - lu' of- o.. ~
pItpttius 4 lcp.y 60 the summons ot thc II lusc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-14

The steamer seminole Libclicd

WAsnlNdroS. Jan; l}.-lhe Hon. William A.
Nlrtlt f.lu is lii}t having Just arrived frIu OH
where hp hls nVCh rn a Nl-li o. a. ~ II lts.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-14

Coenacs bottled at Jonzac distilleries; also In
wool Victor T. Mauger. soe Importer. 40 Reade VI.
Ado
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L. nos. IAN. l3.- rhe Dutch steamer = pCtnnd
.u b. fNrlt.u Itn. q. 4uI Aet uf., It. 4i 4A a U
p smD uih Nitl mAclnNsry Idmh ed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-14
Thec,m,,tn NIcOu.de,, Cour,.

Arthur McQu de, II, 10, ~, 2l. 81; Michael
Lsndy. l9 81, 81, Is, 10 LIN McMauus and William
hooy. l2 10. 10 NJ. Coleman and ID Bany. ID IA, b.
A. eMonn ana Jan. "a. 10. u, "a; U. Meoue and
u HAnley, 49, "a. 10. ".
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LOSSES ny FIEE,

II. JoHNsBVl.y, VI, Jan. Il. hc H,y. T., d.
ll-gh.n' Vi "s lace has been arrested op cArso Of
tiT.tTY
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plTTsBuRGH, Jan. "A III. IN Etinburgh,
Ciarlnn tounty IA tO-nlght, destroyed twcntv.twO
buildings IN the business part Of the town The lVss Ia
estimated at 100000
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-24

FALSE IMPREssroH.-Et is generally
supposed by a certain class Of citizens
who are not practical or experienced
that Dyspepsia can not invaribly be cured
but We are pleased to say that GREgN's
AUGUST FLOWER has never, to our knowl.
edge, failed to cure Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint in all its forms, such as Sour
Stomachs, Costiveness, Sick Headache,
paIpitation oil the Heart, low spirits, &C.,
&c. Out Of 10000 dozen bottles sold last
year, not a single failure was reported
but thousands OF complimentary letters
received from Druggists OF wonderful
cures. Three doses will relieve any case
Tryit. Sample bottle 10 cents. Regular
Size 10 cents. For sale by Logan, List 4
Co., and Laughlin Bros. 4 Co.
podJW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-24

The Two oRPHANs.-The audience
which assembled in the Opera House last
night to witness the performance OF the
1.-TWO Orphans by the Harrison Combi-
nation was not OF large dimensions,
although an appreciative one. Miss
Laura Alberta, as Louise the Blind Girl,
and Miss Alice Harrison, rs the sister
Henriette, carried Of the honors Of the
evening, Mr.. Harry Ellis, US Jacques
Frochard, gave us one Of the beat rem.
ditions OF that character. Mr.. V. Mel.
ton made an excellent Chevalier, and
Messrs. Harrison, Sutherland and Davis,
together with Misses lie Bru1, Newton
and WelIs, made the beautiful play one
Of the most delightful performances that
we have seen at the Opera House this
season. We pledge our citizens an en-.
joyable treat tonight, their last perform.
ance in this city. Az u guaranty We
would say that the entertainment is under
the management Of Mr.. John Ellsler,
manager Of the Pittsburgh and Cleve.
land Opera Houses, who Is ably repre-.
scented here by Mr.. Harry EIlsIer. Do
not fail to see "The Two Orphans to.
night.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-24

EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS IN PIANOs
AND ORGANs.-Our readers will hardly
credit it when we tell them how low q
tirst.Class Piano or Organ can be bought
at Adams & Lucas, 1927 Market street
For instance:
A fine carved Knabe Piano, seven &C
taveS, as good as new, for 1915; first cost
$3.50.
An elegant rosewood Piano, carved
legs, seven octaves, lean not be told from
new one) for S2Gj; first cost $500.
Other good secondhand Pianos at from
$40 to $3.50
Splendid new Pianos Of the best makes
including Steinway, Knabe, Hazelton and
others, at from S4OO to 81 900.
In the line Of Organs Messrs. Ad ans &
Lucas sell the Mason & Hamlin, Smith
American, and several other makes, Al
the lowest possible prices-irom $50 tc
$500. Some very good secondhand Or.
gans as low as $40 to $50. Altogether, Z
better variety can not be found in any
music store.
Terms Of payment will be made to sui
all responsible parties, while for cash {
very liberal discount will be made.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-24

BUILDING MATERIAL. - Messrs Fur.
guson & Mead, Of Klrkwood, have Just
brought down from the Allegheny region
several RATS OF the finest logs and saw.
ed lumber that have been brought down
the Ohio for several years. These gentle.
men are prepared to contract for all
kinds oiwOrk, including dwelling houses
barns, stables and other out buildings
whether in town or country; also have on
hand large supply Of choice fencing,
lumber, posts, &c.
They have on larger scale than usual
prepared themselves for furnishing
bridge timber Of the best quality, and
heavy timber, such us Is required in the
construction or repair Of manufacturing
buildings.
They manufacture and keep constantly
on hand large assortment Of doors,
door frames, window sash and frames
and worked flooring, both of white
md yellow pine; also holdings in
large supply and great variety. In nd.
dition TO the general assortment usually
kept on hand, they are prepared to make
doors, sash and holdings after any spe-
cial pattern or design. furnished BY the
architect.
Above and beyond all, Messrs. Fur.
guson &Mead have laid in their stock at
such figures as will give their patrons the
advantage Of the best material at the low.
est figures in the Market