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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-07-12
Cofale Nrniekeitrn
2aneaster, IA.
Oonnerftas, SuIi II, 1877.

aSdiisn MOntus iitcr 8 saeen Gam
%. SnID iuirb Der r@uitap GboIpb
Buno" bon @aristta einen srObsn Ball
3u Gbren bss @rOb.8lnbss bon gsnn.
iDlpanien abboIteu. - gldbsres nddIte
8ode.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-07-12

Bel Der 3iuOeruuSitellans (,,9abD
SaOip'0 III @bsslinS baben stpsi bsut.
ids Gbspuars fiir SpftItuss bls bS9HsH
9reiie Supon SetruseH. bas cine iiir bic
ibSSftsH, Ous aubere fitr Die ssIaMbeftsn
1mFlttn0e.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-07-12

Cramps, tDeldeii6 tn 01eabinS erui'
i9en laiien, miileu einen Gag auf Der
Strabe urbeiteu.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-07-12

Cine @teile 0itti6 BON Weeaouille.
@a.. idluS OOrseitsrn ludbrcuo sinsS
beftiaeu @cwitterS Der 8Gt IN eiueu
Baum Gin, inter bem ber iedsjebuidb'
rise @sOrsc @iitttS 1t. e6ut ssSeu
ben 0iesen ssiuht bate. Der 1ouHt
ipnrOt Bic Sur @urset seipulten nub
bsr iunse @hller anf BET stslls setSt'
tet.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-07-12

Siumautsinse, Grmbdnber, ,8rO6sn
uip., I'M @ertbe bon $4,000, lpurOen
In 8OitOu NIT 8ef6las belest. Die
@eseuitduOe iparen oeidmnsoelt pur,
ben.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-07-12

BeamtensWabI. .-Yei Der am bori.
gen @onta9 &benO itatt0cbabten reasI.
mabi9en ScrfammIuns oeS ,,@nstau
GbcIpb 8anbes, SO. 16. 8. 8. 8. g..
in @arictta, 9aucaiter Co., iuurbcn
foIsenbe 8somten fir ben Iaufenben
Sermiu eriuabIt:
8. 9. 9. Gonrab Sdmi6t.
@. .. S.-Sobn gppeI.
8. y. S.-@eo. Iolano.
Sefretar emanuel gnanidlt.
Shabmeiiter-garI S6aub.
g. @.-@eo. 8onbauIen.
u. 8.-8eter &altleiner.
8.$. 9. 8. @. S.-Gbrilt. WfiIler.
9. s. 9. 8. B. S.-Srieb. Saas.
@aptain-Sacob Menges.
@onbnctor-Srisorid Binf.
8.@.0. G.u. e.-Srieorid WiauIid.
Y. u. .. 8. II. Go. 3ieeeImeier.
Srnitee8. = Sobn @of, Sriebrid)
8inf nnb Srisorid $aus.
&eprdIentautsn an ben St. .8unb =
8. 8inf, Ibam IsDnuIbS unb Sobn
Non.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-07-12
gDirb ss iInen OIL ben Sraasn aebsn

Rcttu I'd IDHCU lH uCU otruHtU BegeH
@ie Die gfuhridtcn aus glelu Sr
leans meIbcn, iinb bic iburfi9en Mit
0Iicber bcr p0tctltrnin9.8ourb" burd
iueIde SaBcS in baS @rdiibcrtumt bin
cinecI6mn99cIt purNc, lurDen @einei>
Dor baS GriminuI.@ .@cridt oeIuOen iuOr,
Den, ndmgid, s. MubIon 8eIIs, s. 6,
Slnoerion, QOuiS SO. Seuuer unb s.
eaianalue, uicr Der nieSertrddti9iteu
SoIlunfen bic ic Icbteu. Sic &Ia9c BE-
3icbt iib anf Die SdIlbun9 Der 8nbIbc'
ribte wdbreno bcm Iebten Serbft.
0ie 8erbaftlln9 Der Sdurfcn bat in
Soniiiana, iuic aud untcr ben &a6ifa.
len in 8aidin9ton unO in allen SbeiIen
oeS SanoeS cine lln9ebcure Iufre9une
bcrpor9erufen, Na bic 9un3e Sippibaft
,Srcf am Steden bat"
gs Wirb ben ScrIen inbcIsn nj d. 8
9ei1eDeH, oa SabeS cin Seritdnbnib
nit Sou. gfifOII8 cin9e9aneen babcn
fol-, DAP. I'M Sail bic .9ieturnine
SOarb" ibn (Supes) ais @raiiOent bin.
ein3abIen, unb glidoaS aIS @obern0r
oeS StanteS erFl6rt perben iuiirSe,
Feline ala8en 0c9en bic SIC.
tllrniu9.8oarb an9eitren9t luerOcn foil.
ten ! SteIlt fid bieIes iuirfIidb 70 ber.
aus, Oann iinb $abe8 inO Nidous
chen ioI6' cIcnOc Sdurren, iuic Die Ge.
turning. .8oarb.-Sit eS ubcr ni6t cine
Sdanbe fiir baS 9unb, ioIde @au.
ller an Der SpiBe Der &ssicrun9 al ba.
ben ?-gfun, mir luOIIcn iebeu, luas
lpobI fommen tpirb. 9Bir crfldren
ilbri9enS nodmaIS, buB Der 9tetlrnin9.
Boaro nidtS 8ci@cbcu ipiro.
gGas Gin rnrnpaiider SuIbut ioliet.
Sn bcm iebi9en SIusenbIiG, in mel,
mem bic poIitiidcn SnDessreisniHe Die
&ufnerfiamfcit be$ @nblifnm8 uuf bic
Grmeen Der uerldicbsnen 2dnOrr euro.
pas Ienfen, mag eS ni6t unintereTant
iein, ;li erfabrcn, iuie bod iid Die glus.
la9en fit ben cinjeInen SoIoatcn in ben
0rOberen Staaten bon europa iteIIen:
@nelanb 9ibt idbrIib fir jcoen ieiner
Soloaten cine Sunlme bon 5000 Sraucs
ans ; bierauf ioI9t 0Iei1 9tnbIanb NIT
1902 sSreS., bann Sranfrcid1 nit 1127
Sel9ier nit 1047, @eutldIanS nit 975.
ole Silrfei nit 922, StaIien nit 917'
N6nemart nit 800, Spanien nit 775
lln0 3nIebt fommt SeItreib nit nur 100
Srcs. Bon Den @eiomutausaaben
tines jcoen Der cin;eIncn Gtooteii emf.
tallen filr ben llnterbaIt Der 9ano. uub
Secarnlee, in HroSenten auseeOriift. in
Gublano "a, in England SO, in Eranf.
reid 81. in Odnentnrf 30, in SentIdl.
lano 27, in Der Siirfei 23, in g}eIaien
q, in Seitrei6 -, in StaIien iInS
SpaHisu ie 16 @roSent.
slas bieien 9iffera Sebt JcrDor oab
oIe Soften fir Den ciu,eInen Maann i'm
8er8leid nit ben bcSn0Iitben 9iifern
Der arberet 2dnoctn f5 III Seitpeid,
alii nieorl0Iten iteIIen, 1870 I'M mebr ais
apfi Orittel DerinOer ais in gnaIonS
mo aud Die YrOleutsifftr hcr;0eiamm.
ten 4rnIEfEClen 1T Bis nnf cine fIeine
9IHEIaI.I IT @uDfett StdIiens ila6
$ SapallIsIlss / aHdJ .filr 9titrcid, Die ME.
ofigile
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-07-12

Gs bappert ibun pisber. - Sin
2ancaiter mub eppe8 Ieb iein. grlt am
Oonnerita9 crbieIt infer Goue9e bon
Der ,Rep Sra" cine &radt 8riiSsI.
unb iebt mill aud Elm oepifer MaIone
nnire goIe8en BON uSnteli9eneer"
ipbippen, unb warum? neil bieie 70 frei
iparsn, benz anfsebIuienen SdmisrbaIe
ibre Meinuns 3n iasen. Sr. SenisI,
elmer Der gOitorsn bsS 8Iattes, fdrieb
einen 8rief an @aIonc, in peIdem &C.
meloet luuroe, bab, iueun er (@laIone)
ettua$ nit ben 8ebafteursn oe$ Snteli
ssncer su bsipredeu ocsr iid 3a bella.
gen babe. iei CT bOaidit einSeIaOm,
Nadmittass um 2 llbr in ibre Sfiicc3u
tommen, no fe bereit icin pIrben, nit
ibm iebm0slideS SuScfiistcs llnrcdt
aus,usIeiden. 8r ober nidt fam,
tuar MaIOus. gfadOem CT tiidtis aus.
sstobt, unO iid Uie Gin rettyr gieI auf
Der Strabe unb an seluifien @ldteu be.
traosu, uuo bic Iebaftenre oes SnteIIi.
aenesr feline Orobuneen scecn fie 9eb0rt
battsu, berfIusten iie Walcne uesen
sricbensbrud Dor alderman 8iIeb.
@ls nun WaIons Bino oauon betam,
ibidte ct ;mei Nduner naa oer SntelIi'
oencer. Oruderei, bic ben Goitorcn nit.
tbeiIen ioIItsn, bob er (Wlolone) icbr
auf0ereet selpsisu uno iiber3suet iei,
bab ie ibm aud nidt i'm ecrinDifn lin.
rsdt in ibrem 8IOtt oclbon bditsn. unO
er bmdauS nidt bsubfdtiees iie 5u be.
IaIliSeu.-Sr. $enlsl 3oe bisrauf bic
&loOe risOer Surid. Nloloue 900 fid in
'isin gteft, uaO -icutit III wltOr ahts
rubig ldues BEN llfr bu ecutfuGa,
Ser Bonner bat iih uerSoeen.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-07-12

Sas Yetroleum ideiHt bod cine be-
ionbere gnaiebunssfraft fiir ben @lts
3u babeu. suit bel iebem @epitter In
ber Oaabs bon Selbsbaltern mus eincr
beristben bran slaubeu. Da mus man
ii6 uur ruun6ern, baB iiterbaupt nod
getrOleltm in Scrii6erlins ssuommen
ipir0.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-07-12


Cine aIlsemsine 0eiIerei. = Sn
2ancaiter gitD fanO bieler Sage cine
gang anitdnbi9s SeiIerei unter Der b6be.
rem &Iaife" itatt, iusIde bsbeutenbe &uf.
re9uns Uerllriadtc. Sr. 8. 8. 30.
@eiit, gbitor Der ,,glep gra" bate nam.
LID einen IrtiteI in ieiuem 8Iatt Der.
OifentIidt. in iusIdcm baS unsebHbrIi.
DE 8strugen mebrerer iunoen 9eutc
idarf eetaosIt luurOe. lin iid nun
eihi9ermaben gu ridden, Derldaiften fd
SEQ, 6. $aIbsmau uno SamsS 6. gonse,
bic 2eute tueIdein Dem betrefenoen Mr.
tifeI 9emeint iuareuL) nit Sunbspeit.
lden, nno ludbrcno Sr. @eiit am Oon.
nerita9 aus Dem 2eoparb Sutcl beraus.
FAM, ficIen Oieic ilber benieIbsn Der, uub
niuideItsn" ibn tiidti8 ab. Sr. @silt
tuurbe burd bic 0a3piidsntunft alt.
brsr 9erioneu bon lueiteren Mibbanb.
IunSsn eefdibt, $uIoeman unb gouse
absr Derbaftst. Sie bubsn auf Elm Ser.
b6r usrsidtet, nno Isiitstsn 8iirefdaft.
8ir baben beibe @arteien jn tabetu.
Gritens mub baS Betrueen ber iuueen
9eute fein gang anitdnbiseS eeipeien
iein, benn iunlt bate Der gbitor 9eluib
feline llrfade 9ebubt. iie 5u tubeIn ; uno
3tueitens mar ST.. @siit bicueidt au per.
i0nIid. iuaS aus sinem Stroll 9eeen iie
8eidebeu iein mag. Stun, bic Sade
tOmmt iebt Dor bic gourt, uub lpaS
luerben bic SoIseu iein ? 0ab feline
Der 8arteien eeiuinnt. Sic @Obofaten
,,meIten bic &ub," @eiit bat feline 8rii.
gel, uab SaIoemun unb Sonse babcn
bieueidt eiutn Gent Strafe au
bejablen.
Sin gbitOr mub iebr boriibti9 iein
in benz tpaS er idrsibt. @eri6nIiSe
Gn9riffe mub man uermeiben, aber
mandmaI 3winst eS Ginem bod .,bon
Der Geber" 3u rebsn. @ud mir babsn
bies idon oft oetbau. SoII man ba3u
idueieen, iuenn SdIe6tisteitsn 9eide.
ben I? SOH man bu3u idwsiSeu, iueun
bas @Olf beraubt unb bsidpinbeIt
tuirb? Col man baju idtpeieen. tuenn
3. 3. Elm 9eler oe8 8IatteS ben Seraus.
eeter beidwinosIt ? Ourduu8 nidt |
8Or einer $unoSpsitlde fiirdteu mir
nns inbeiieu nidt, uub sS bat nus aud
nod ME SemunO elm Saar esfriimt, unO
9eraSe be5buIb, neil eS tuabr tu ar
tuaS mir iaeteu.-(Soate aber iuirfIid
bic ,Stobepipe" einmaI sinsu ,,Sturm"
onrd3umaden babsn, pob ale 8etter
iuie piirben ba bic &siIe Hie9en
Sie 8abrbeitmub fiessn, unb tpennS
ben Iebteu RamDf fnItet
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-25

There appears 10 hc growing public
opinion in favor IT Congress demanding the
does NOT resign a. have him inipoaH he'd There
II hut very lltil' lui ~tiuu TINT be- is a corrupt
Judge IT, WIS PLACED ON the bench from "A
tain a nalurity for d certain decision. he has
ALWAYS had attached 10 him a strong suspicion
of Ncuulity. he has di-sraced the nation hy his
dishonest action m favor of lllv,- ami drornry
requires that lac should bs hlui-hrd from "A seat
ia "a tribunal upon which be- has brought lasting
-lutlu.
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Thissthe ~ ItktSr. MOST PLEASANT ROUTE from
NEN YORK tu THE SEA SHORE
BHOOkt.NN TO MANIAITAN BEACH Trains leave
East Sew NurN NJ 80 49, 900. 10 ". ~ 10 A. VI,
u 80, ! 3D. - 3 " u, q u. 10. s.DrM NJ.
EXCURSION Tiilr 80 GEMS
and alter Aug 20 the boats Of the Harlem Naviya-
tiufi Go will Cunnet ton with the Manhattan
Beach Railroad bOnt- ~ follow.
Iea,c Harlem atsJpA NJ, connecting at Pier I, r.,
tn VI.
innvc Harlem at scr connecting at I'cr l. r..
atAf
Cgnucc ting return passengers at Pier = n at7io
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An EXCURSION EXTRAORDINARY

- MILES on ~ RI Ilft I. NJ DSON FOK7i CENTS
1lIE PALACE STEAMER IONG BRANCH
CAPT JAMES lNNtU
Will make regular SUNDAY murliup excursions 10 New
hurlh ardn- 90 Nunkrr- Iona i-inui West POINT. cold
Srrul and cornwall. leaving Fulton Ferry BROOKLYN.
= Wet lnih - 800. ana Wet 2ih It - \. NJ IN
illustrated map giving fu details of the different points
of interest thc mobile Hudson. Will Doc pres nri 10
each PASSENGER kaulauds grand uulitar, brass band
viii play ~trt mr.ir during tIe entire trip Fare Tor
the rUatd trlp. - cents Children tree.
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A -A.-LoNesrKrrr,s pAILY ExcuK.

VERY DAY AND SUNDAY
STEAMER TWILIGHT. APT INO HOLMES. leaves
lslth It. Harlem. - Railroad Dock at : 80 A. H.
ilii It at 20 - A -tti Il at % IL \ VI.
iAi It mt ..... 80 80 \ Bruonc st at % - A VI
Jewell Dock Hfouklvn ipi \
Landing at Neptune House aud seaside House Rock.
AwnN only Returning. leave. the Beach nj . ~ + VI
FARE. A. CENTS EXCURSION TICKETS. 30 CENTS.
Good Music and setru ~hmcnts ON board.
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n LANDING AT ~bl III l~f 81. WILL ANSBl RtiH
ilth It. Astoria aud i2uth Il. each way
The boats ~ the Harlem and New York Navigation
Company viii leave Peck -p tor Harlem ~ follows
Leave Peck lip - - ~ - ~ a. \ NJ; II 80, ~.
u. 3. g go. 500. . -. 10 = ~
lene Harlem tor Peck sup -. - 80 II, II - A
!. o.. 900 q 49, 3 a. -. . II. q. 7 T. "
.t.liuc. uu- with boats Tor ilIgh Bridge.
faro TN cents on SUNDAYS
\ Int
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,.Iso MILES SAIL ON TUE SOUND.

"a. A1ENND FAMILY - NpAl tNtl k>IpN 10
BRIDGEPORT. CONNIE flfiNg sunday. Aus IL,
AND EVERY FOLLOWING SUNDAY
THE ELEGANT Sit AMER THOMAS POWELL
rented vslsNnlN tor tins route. nflrln- ample time 10
VISIT SEA VIEW fAkk. Hnd other wti-Anown points u
interest
Leaves fcrov 4 a. 4 " Jewels Dock BROOKLYN. :
4 VI Grand Il l. Z. : ~ VI Nti Il r. r.. : - 4.
VI kLIi kNlN". l"avcs bridgeport at1
Music hg pe,tfcl.> l3th Regiment Band. aul other
musical arfurti. ls luhiirr Siu-Hr-.
LN'l k~tpN Tie KITS. 20 CENTS
NOTICE CHANGE TINE
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4 GREAT OFFER nuAns THESE lall time, we
"a WI sell ""t pianos. $50 'tn,f. eln cash mot
t,ei Nrnr stop ursau,, s'i +slop. asl Stop. -
N,iops SO 40 stops. fifl D. -us sl' ,a,. NOT u-el
wear, M perfect urr amt warranted, sheet music a.
hhii urrr llnEA' WALES ,pN~. iINiuit. s Ices.
cf' "f l'h - hei hw.N tmN'r.tV pi. y :
4 LADY wall sell ru,cnn-l + octave ll,noiortc So
"a 10 Il.t prn II. near I'd ass
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A GRAND SUNDAY EXCURSION


IN NN r ny FTNITW on
- NnAi. Al a. -. ISL
The Mammoth ~n goinr Palace steamer
EMPIRE STATE
Leaves FOOT OF ATLANTIC Sr BROOKLYN 90 "
Leaves Martins Dock Fulton w. Brooklyn 1000 ".
Leaves foot of West 10Th It.. New YORK ~ 80 A. NJ
Leaves foot nf West 21i It.. Sew York II - A NJ
Leaves Per - Nurtl River. New York ... II IL A NJ
Fare 80 cents ROUND Ti,ir - CENTS
Music by Prot Al-truu Bra--. string and Reed Bands
Returning. leave. the Beach at % 4. NJ
TAKE TINS BOAT AND AVOID THE CROWD
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ENDING TUE JINkETING TOTR.


WORCESTER. Mas, Aug. u Al the Pro7i-
DENTAL reception at the Bay State House last
evening tho dc fatto Pre- dent made the follow
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ddlantto--- ftmalts.
4 4. STEW ART a 90. WANT

OPERATORS joy tLuAk~ ani ORR ~~ES
on Wh,clr WILSON SOWING MAJ liin,. run NA steam
lNwcr
nrIroNuoLE MAKERS "a American and Union
mac lint.. also
rtR~rri.N~S ASH sEWTRS on cfoAK>
Appit irnr' 80 Uil 80 entrance, Broadway. an
as. Hin aud ION .i-
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4 osi ano fonno.

PiN ih- 'hi INST l'tw''n 'h - uh t' Enc uuI 4.
depot, yt kruunh containing Ahunt so The above T.,
ward Mll he i1ii Tor tlt return ui thr above To-
4 'LAkk 2S5 ON II. J,r,,. CITY
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The ID. Fncto vice-Pre,Ident.
-. TwlN MouNTAIN House.. Y. H.. Aug. A.-Mr
W Wheeler Allntd her, last e., nils
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EOu RocKNwAY BEACH.


7 md \ NIII IWIlI. KKIEIF,
take the steamer SEANANHAkA. SATURDAY.. Aug % 10
Chen cove. SrA tif. and t,lNn AMI have view of Tho
East River and lous Island sound AMI KVslNn Harbur
the scenery of which l. Unsurpassed
~ ftNi-ht kniu- uI. ami hN moonlight returning
The boat leaves itck slip at 4 T. VI ssh st. East
rNcr AZ o.. returning 20 ih, CITY AZ ~ O'Clock
fine military hrni. conducted hV Thomas MAnahan.
Will accompany The boat Fare Ton The round flp ,lot
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ddlantro- yflales
tHIrTONIIOIE operator wanted ou cloak. one
~ Ni" hH. hl, own machine. GOLDSMITH a GO,
4 GE>T>.-Msn dmns nothing ,cll new ln,,nuon,
~ Immense profits. ~ capital II konl It, basement.
REST TEAS. sic pound, all kmd- can or address
ID sample i'a Company. aot i''an Il, near Fulton
ENN MAKER atat Park place. a man that under.
stands maxim, tronrd irui cam. ready L. WORK
(roM rO>ITOR -lah conIo.itor wanted Al MUIR.
| i'liN >. li- llh'rf' It
LIKSr-t LASS bread baker. miid, aged man pre-.
"n'l Address with rornne,, u nos ~ sun uni'c.
DtRETENs.-Apcni, wanted r>crywhcr, 10 ,cllto
auhrs. hotels ana lnr-' consumers, largest stock
s''l,ls -inWi 'tl of wrtc' III, NvlN Tea Company
TEAS rOR THE TIMES. Npcnl, wanted to
CONSUMERS Al guul. guaranteed At ,,dar and Isl
rarl -ts rRE 'ottEks \ SPECIALLY
TOMATO PEELEKs wancdny
j CllNS II NORRIS. l73 Duane a.
WANTED Agents, residents ot Staten Island In
w canvass that section for new pa nt'd article, II
Fi,al m,ui nu humius pays we'll Address sfArLE
WANTED-A salesman To .cll goods Siturda, =
w unly thn,, who are employed during The week and
IT .,urr after T. saturdays Address J &,
w store. one whol used Ia cuiiins rnk Appy az -
t"onc II, corner Of Lewis, after 3oclook A. NJ
WANTED \ hoy - year. 4 age who has, had
huN 40 sun uho'
WANTED shoemaker turcrair and holtnm new
" ,Mork. I" :" IN tie '"uh.fy Apply 10 ARTHUR,
WANTED->u @rmm Roy can At nui, morn.
WANTED Roy ohtd Gordor press. s3lerNeek
w ApiN At ~ II HnlNAN
lIlAa co. - .u.d - Doyersst
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Lcgye . Wy At 6 -, 70 Mi2 %. and JPN
ROUND TRIP. - CENTS
MRS. VAN COTT"s CAMP MEETING

7 =
COmnencinl 81 NDAN AUG. -,
FOH ONE WEEK
steamer FORT LEE viii leave Jcwclls dock Brooklyn,
MONDAY isnd duilN nr the We, 3d. 4 VI BrOOmp Il
New YORK = II A. VI FN 4 tlA
RETURNING LEAVE SEA CLIFF AT I'm
ROUND TRIP IN or Nrs
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-13

MARTINS FERRY ITEMs.-The people
of this place were again startled by the
cry of fire Sabbath night, shortly after
eight o'clock. 1t proved to be stable
on the Northern part of Hanover street.
owned by Joel Hobenssck, Esq. The
fire was first discovered issuing from the
NOW. Had the night been windy MIR.
Hobensack's dwelling could hardly have
been saved from being burned. The
origin OF our late fires is still great
my stery, but is evidently the work OF
some malicious person or persons whose
object in so doing is not yet apparent.
1t will not be very healthy for any one
caught at it. 49,.
Saturday was pay day at the OHIO
City mill and also at Raineys coal
works.
Mr.. John Houg hton, mailer at the
Ohio City mill, has been quite i'll for a
week past.
Mrs Elizabeth Cady Stanton will
lecture in the Presbyterian Church to.
morrow "Wednesday night for the
benefit of the Library Association.
Admission % cents, reserved seats 80
cents. Turn out everybody and hear
good lecture and assist your town library
to increase their funds.
The Modocs of Rsineyville had hear
ing yesterday before Squire Buckingham
for exercising their muscles too much
last week,
Temperance meetings are still held
every Tuesday and Saturday mig hts and
Sabbath afternoon, in Commercial Hall.
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THE Messrs. Carroll Il Bro. continue
10 attract the attention of our people by
their fine work and large and varied as
sortment of monuments and tombstones
in foreign and domestic marbles and
GRANTEES. Among other noticeable work
in their line is fine red Scotch granite
column monument just completed, and
intended to mark the resting place Of
the late Mrs j. l.. Stife. The design
is beautiful, and the polish is worked up
to such high state of art that the OBJ.
servers face is reflected, alnost equal to
FURNISHED steel. Another fine specimen
of the skill OF the Carroll Brothers, is q
beautiful monument of the late John l..
Smith. This firm Is receiving, and have
on hand large stock OF monuments
which are offered at very low figures.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-13

FAST HORSES SoLD-To-day, Deputy
Sheriff Smith sold at Markles stables the
following famous horses; The trotter,
Histoga Maid, purchased by +. 5. Frye
tor $40; the PAGER, Bay Harry, pur.
chased by Dr. A. z. Hancher, of Wheel.
ing, for $500; Sleepy George was next
put up and $500 offered, which bid
Sheriff Smith refused TO entertain for
that famore PAGER. Jas. Wilson Rush
vile, of Indiana, owner of the celebrated
trotters Elsie Good and Katie Bennett,
the veteran turimsn, Sam Keys, and },
McCsllen, of Pittsburgh, Jas. Ogleby,
Joe Spiedel and Dr. Hsncher, of Wheel.
ing, and w. T.. Cochran, Of ST. Glars.
vile, were in attendance at these sales
Steubenptlle Herald.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-13

TEMPERANCE.-The total abstinence
globe still revolves, very large crowd
held forth at the Baptist church las,
night. Mr.. Reddick opened the meet
ing, which was addressed by Messrs. w
NJ. McMasters, d. A. Durant, and
David +. Hall, of Pittsburgh, Hon. Geo
o. Davenport, and sthers, and about 81
persons signed the pledge. Messrs. Nc.
Masters and Hall are strangers here, and
last night delivered their first addresses,
at once winning their way to the hearts
of their audiences.
A good audience was also assembled
at the Temperance Hall Union, and adj
dresses were delivered by Messrs. Harry
and Holiday. About twelve persons
signed the pledge. A vote of thanks
was rendered to Miss Virginia Gibson
for notices presented to the society, and
to Professor Frasier for other taVors
The meeting adjourned to meet Satur'
day evening, at which time addresses
will be delivered by j. Dallas Ewing, Dr.
Thomas Edwards and others.
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THE COURTS County Co'irt.-inis
CONT mat Yesterday pursuant TO ADJOURN

Tur CouRTs-Co,lnty Cotrt.-Thls
court met yesterday pursuant 70 ADJOURN
ment: II D
In the case of L. Rowmsn We. y. n.
Tinele. demurrer was sustained ana re-
manded 10 rules. ,. o,
The case of Vass va. Hamilton was
continued at the cost of plaintiff.
Ia the case OF the Wheeling Omnibus
Company vs. Fred Husemag Judgment
was rendered for plaintiff for $3.50
The bond of Joseph r. Paul. as no
tary public, in the sum OF Sou, was ap'
In the case of Mary Sarge vs. David
DAVIS, for bastardy, the jury had not
agreed to q verdict at the time OF the
adjournment of the court, which was had
till the usual hour this morning.
Police Cowt.-The following cases
were disposed OF before this court yester-
dsy. the parties being arrested At the
places named:
Arrested at Jennie Norrington's house
Jennie Norrington, for keeping house
of i'll fame, fined SO. Paid. George
Elliot, alias Harry Peterson, John Jack.
son, George Terrell, Anne Mccoy and
Kate Randolph, prostitution, each hned
$2U. Pad.
Arrested at Mrs. Shipp's-Mrs. Mary
Shipp, Tor keeping house of i'll fame,
fined $40. Paid. George McGumphry'
David Young, John Young, prostitution
aned $50. An paid. VIM. Lynch, John
McCsrver, Geo. Snyder, Jacob Schnell,
Mary Singleton, Julia Hines, Anna
Williams and James Morrow, prostitu-
ton, each fined So All paid. ThomP-
son Lassure, prostitution, fined $40; re-
duced to $l5. Paid.
Arrested at Maggie Bias house. Lava
Beds-Maggie Bias (colored), for keep
ing house of i'll fame fined $40. Com
mitted for thirty days. Rody Baker and
Sue Sayler (both colored), fined $50.
Both committed for thirty days. james
Thompson (colored), prostitution, fined
$40. Paid. w
Miscellaneous arrests-Daniel OC.
Ouinlan, for stealing handkerchief be.
longing to Geo Frazier, fined IS; com
mitted for thirty days. Henry Crogan,
drunk, fined 81; paid. John Miller,
drunk, fined 81; paid. Patrick Ken
nedy, James Greedy, Henry Kleves' John
Brady, Migrants. fined 81 each; COM
mitted for thirty days each.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-13

ExpLANAToRY.-A delegation of the
attaches of the gas Office honored this
establishment with visit yesterday, in
order to explain the "gas conundrum"
put to Capt. King aud bis assistants yes
terday. The whole mystery was made
clear as day when the information was
impaired that the old meter was
defective and did not keep an accurate
record of the gas consumed. So on the
first day Of February bran spanking
new meter was substituted with all the
springs, valves and intestines CREASED
and in thorough order for making speed
equal to the flestest machine We know of,
The instrument was tested and said. by
theibest Judges to be correct. It's .. f.,
no doubt, looks much more beautiful
than the old one, its color is brighter
and all that; yet we must confess our
affection for the old meter is unchanga.
BILE, and however highly the new one is
recommended, we shall stick like wax to
our good opinion of our first love.