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a kEplt . ANif. ..,,.
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE MILES ON THE
bEAuriiuL HmDsuN FOR = .tNlsx.,,
CART JAMES IlNCH
will make regular sunday morning .N.nr>inn* To- Ncw
hureh LANDING At N,nksr-. Ion. titni. Wct Point ,ui
~Hiins aud cornwall. leaving fuhou Ferry, hfmNNn
West 10Th It N ami Wr.t 2iih t . a Au
Illustrated mar giving uli 'f>o itc i.Nf rent MONT.
~ interest ON the noble Hudson. viii De- pro- 'ufi 'u
rnch PASSENGER hhlltnd~ grand mlitar, brass band
vin play l,ct mn.ic during the entire tr. fafe or
round - Children Tree
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6rtursions.
JARRETT a PALMER's MIDSUMMER

WEEKS RECREATION
ALONG TIE
PICTURESQUE NEW ENGLAND COAST.
On boa I'd uf the very puNulnr steamer
GRANITE STATE.
MONDAY MORNlNG. July -, ISL. . 49,.
Tho elegant marine hotel. thu GRANITE STATE. lHp
tons BURDEN will leave Nrw YORK iron. Pl,r No -. y.
X treck slip atsA VI loot Vi I'D st. l. H.. al 8 80 A.
NJ visiting the following
Places OF INTEREST;
NEW IONDON ROCKY POINT.
FkQtOr HOUSE, fAlL RiNlh.
PI.6Ck ISLAND NEW BEnFOKD.
kARKAGANsLIf FER OAK BLUFFS, .-.-- -
NEWPORT NARTlA~ VINEYARD,
PROVIDENCE NANTUCKET NC. &c
LINIrPD NrNprR 2Jp. OF TICKETS
ONLY WILL BE ISSUED 40
FARE, for the entire ........s.s..t
Nuchaf4r for hrrhs
MEALS ON BOARD, A la CARTE.
the American plan q 4 dav Including hreakNsI
dinner aud sunrcr. or. so inr the entire ctui~'
An ELEGANT Cabin res, rived exclusively Tor 'hlios 49,
The STATE ROOMS are large and w'l Nthtlhchi y
each per lay. $40 or the cruise lhcN ACCOMMODATE
two and three persons
TICKETS aud STATE Rooms can SOW he secured at
tho ONCE Of the NEw YORK TRANSFER co. y" W
hroniway. and kULLMANs. ~ bromwNy mN 70
Trinity Church. where circulars dv~ciNuNc oi route u
scenery. and incident may also u" obtained
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Summer 1,sorts.
q ountrp GoarS.

GERMAN BOAR Al the Riverside House Perth
~ AmiuN. Sew JERSEY along side u Staten Island Terry,
re- .'uhlo terms Three lines of railroads and steam.
cisruumnl daily steam Matrewhn rom loot of lltr.
ll.nu ltNA VI ans sIst ~ Island kulroad sun.
d.ns Goni n-hn. sc NM \ MklDNER. Prop'r
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The Corncf FARE. -.. Round trip ....-flflh 'fNlN
NJoONIIGur On TIE utDSOS.
vi IA. nhaCc steamer PLYMOUTH kOtN Illuminated
aii d' cnraiod. viii mako grand irb NJ the lovely
HUDSON u,Nt FRIDAY INENiNt. iuly -. having all
the GREAT MUSICAL ATTRACTIONS
- Leave PIER l. r. ucID B, and the foot o 2ld
- y. .Meis VIII return bcior' midm..nt ,
FARE ...... ........ ......flfIl CENTS.
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I OST-Rlown overheard, saturday VI while
- rIns,ins ron temmuula w {" ipot nl lih"riy 81,
n York. child. diHh mtfluu SAGA, with drih shun
tunnin1 The nnler VIII be su,tab, uMaIded 10y ieaN.
m at sun once
soitls.
NEW ENGLAND HOTEL -Lei-ints 4 spe-
~ riAtf go rnum.. tuc Cor bnMtrN AMI BhNAri It
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~ NU7r tIth1NOl NINl7f Inv Wc 70 rrON IVd, WNIN
The mrr IL u, cents. willy npi take tlt huat, nom rock
mp and nm Il winch leave nrarly every hall hour Nr
A'inuh Aml Harlem fui-ot IL,y connect with il.h
hrlH m"l', ana the Ialv - Only ten cents. oct tuo
hhe and sludy ~
, 1877-09-12
9uldA0ilds pspsldlrn.

sprlnfielo. Woii, 10. Sept
Mm lesten Sreilo9e Wuroe Wm. @uiI,
bura bic peririibte gntlabuns sints
@prsnslau1is 8 in elnem. g teinbrubs bel
Iori0fitlo, MaIi ausenhlidlId setSo.
tst. Ser NaIleber Nomens Samss 9en-
bsrlOn wurce oerart perlcbt. oab or leit=
Dem ltarb.
Msw 0ort IL. Sept. Cine 0epes
ihe alls Mpntreol. Can; meloet, baB Del
MetbooiIenprebiser Gorbett gu Oeyuile
Usrbaftet morben 1T, neil er angeblit)
cine ieiner Gsmeinbe anssb6ri9e Same
periubrt bat.
Gumbertano. Mo., IL. Sept.
Sn Der SoHmor1 G'ite Der ugonioli.
bation-G n1t.n- empa8 lie" niirjte &c.
tern tne Gs9t,njdj3t Elm, unb slpei
art NaWel8 9eag9 Gais uno So
BIZ Gents, pb,oln ou! oer Ste0e setDo-
let. OIL. mar 30 &o3te oituno binter.
IaBt e'Hl @rou ue0 tlp.t ainosr, pdb=
rsno 2eoi5 Int AJ. 2ebsnsjabrs ltano
unb eine 6ro5 unS iisben Glnoer in ois=
Ter @elt ,n tldBt.
Moant 9olIn e. S.. 10. @spt,
lin 10 ubr bsute Morsen wuroe bier
.uno in Der llmse9eno Elm grobebenitoL
beripiirt. Sduler puroen 5erii0rt uno sis
ne Nnantitdt irbener @eldirre 5.rbros
den, ieOod 1T Der anscriAtete S@aoen
h'4t bstrd4tli9.
, 1877-09-12
Mtusfe ttlfgr. pfpsf6ea.
Scr 2riea I'M pricnt.

2onooT, II. Sept. Ser 8ariie,
Correspondent Der ,Simss" iaet, BIZ
fiirtilden Md6te an Der @rense boben
Befebl erbalten. fofort in @erbien elm
auriiden, inlte 1ie iid oil Dem &riese be-
tbeilissn.
Cine Gepsi9e bss Sally SelegroD6"
ponHonnerias A6enb ,pieoerbolt oas@s
rh9t, baB Osmon 8ai6a f4 ponplep'
no suriidsiebt. Gs lino jsooh in 8esue
oui eiele Mnselegenbeit bon feiner Ssit'
5upsrldifies Madridtsn einsetrofen.
Ser Correspondent Ser Shines" it
Wien beridtst S Isenoes:
,Gs lit nidt mas Dor, ionosrr
,pas binter Yleuna seidiebt, wsl6e:
BEN @efs6te irseno welhe geosntunq
seben miro. Oie 8%epeaun9en Der spsl
rumdnil1sn 9ipifioncn BON Dem Nos.
Den uno Der &olonne ous 2oonb BON
Dem @ioen, lufen feinen 3weifsl'
baB Die &uiien = mas nun aud Der Gr-
fol0 bes 4lones iein mag Elm Seonn
iiir Osman 8aI9a berciten, uno oaB er
ii6 mobriAsinli9 ouf feline ei9sncn
9iilfsmittel perlaIIen muB, .um aus Der
Glemme su fommen. Sic Sperationen
ppn Mebemet Mli unb Soliman paida
fine su melt c%ntisrnt UNI inn Don
Nusen 81 isin."
, 1877-09-12
len.

@aibipeton, IL. Sept. Cine
bier empfnngene 8ripatsD sDsi@e aus
Som beiidtiat Die Nodridt, baB Der gu
itano bcs Yapltes 1id mebr uno mebr
berihlimmert. Ser 9spe,he aufolse err
martet man ni6t, 0aB er lanscr, als bis
nddfsn Nopsmbsr ON 2sben bleihra
tpirb.
, 1877-09-12

Yrtns UYllpelm oantte aur oas tbin ae.
bradts pod ourd stu Sod auf BE
frDblihe yurl1en5cit.
, 1877-09-12

A~0niss6erg WIe 9vo5 nod in eins
,~eluea &reijsn oer 2tbrermangel 1T, ers
beut aus .inem Yerihte Der bleli9en
2ebrerseituua". Doruad 1iuo !. 9. BON
1874 2sbrerlteqen oe5 Su,pettionabs,Ir..S
Srtelsbura %se9enwarti9 ID Stellet aaus
mbelest, 10 Steaeu ,peroen oureb 2ebrer
%prrwaltet, Die eilte scleeIid) nid5t seail,
9enoe sSorblloul9 baben, unb on 40
Steaen ntuB Elm &ebrer 50 bis 100 Gtbi,
ler u%nterrldten. Serner liuo INT &reli.
2abiau bon 100 S6ullteQen 16 unbe,
lebt IN A SAulen oaielblt meroen BON
einem 9'ebrer III eller Glalle itber 100
Sinner untelrtbiet, III enter bon oicleu
Sd)ulett tomnlsn 200 Sinner auf einen
2ebrer, IN abt Sdpuleu 100 uuo in cen
aroerea fluff iid Die Iu3a9l bis auf 1870
alb.
2aialaer. UNI oeu Sie bss Obsr.
(anoeSyrriAtS fir Die Yropin3 Wtltfaz
len ben'erbeu iid DOrtmuuo, Samm
Mno Ntl inter. Sn Samm uno Wtiin.
tier befi mi iid betanntlid ieet Up.
pelatioh sscrldte. Sanm i9ien ben
Sor3u9 loor oen anoern 9taOten rial.
ten gu )alem 8eet ioa it'd oas aean,
bert babeu. Die GDanceu, oaB Mln.
fer Der Sit Oes Sberlanoesseridts
fir Wsn falen istu reip. blelben ,blro,
msbren li,A lsitoem 0err b. &ablwetter
in etnem einsebenoen SeriAte an Den
Suitismihilter lolde5 ais ablolat notb.
wenoi9 fin Die bisli9en . -rbaltniFs,
lire eonfeilionele Seite init III 8stradt
seao9sn, Il adaewisien bat. pamm loo
nad lsineat 8oridlase ourh elm sr0be.
res 2ano9. siat entiAaoiat wsroen.
, 1877-09-12
sIosMmcrifa.

2onhon, ii. Sept. NadriA,en
BON Galparailo meloen, oaB oas bort
Gipsrpool nod Gun GrunsiscO be timm'
ee @rlihiff n@usoale" BON cincr IN
beren 0obr5euae III ben @ruito arbobrt
poeoen lit.
, 1877-09-12
4Aerenntiae Mattuat
W1rtne Sn1urance Company
pm Meip Nprf.

Sew gorf, 10. Sauuar, 1877.
Toleenber geriht Don ben Gelbdftsn Der
acfeQlhaft am 80. Os3'mter, 1876. 1T Der.
GTrntli@t, nm bic geoinsuneen bss Gba rtefs
III erfiiIen
Musfebeube pramien, 81. De-
aember, 1S76.......".....$ 2Ol,692 "A
prdmien erbalten pom 1. San.
his 80. Gesember 1S79....... S7S,932 0S
Iotal Yrantien ...."...$1 $50 624 50
getroe einsseanaener Bramien
pom l. San. bis 81. 9eS.lS76 $953,404 SO
Beniaer returnirte pramten... $4,000 II
Nsttp einaesanssns yrantiem.- 920.499 Y
gesablt watrenO berielten Ye1iubs.
0erlIlfe. &pmmiltpn, l~lnfpifen
une @ifbsrser16eruns, tpes
niaer gEbne.......... $751; 800 O6
---
$183,109 66
gaar be,ablte TiYisenben an
M~ftieuinbabst, 1. Musaf.:.. $4,000 90
Bar besablisr &aba;t an Ser
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." S11o.e26 53
Die Ge1ealdcft bat bic fclasneen Mftipa:
gaar in Sa sm......... $67,317 30
,uno cmSsrss gupitd.....".. 1852, 291 90
Sntere1en fiais SOa anselestert
1seloerlt ...."... 4,USo
prdmien : 9ipten ulp Yrdr1ten
;um Guaettitsn......... 37O,J56 %
@'ere peril teruna unb VGbne
fdQia, unb @ertbpapiere att
bsrsr Gslsalaaftsn...."..... 7102s 90
----
$965,479 80
, 1877-09-12
Sn0ie...

II . D II, IL. Stpt. Sn heft mei-
Yropinien Ohinolfr's. Die norbmcItli
den nusaenommcn, reantte es 1T Der
p%ereangentn Wode. uno Die G,noteaus.
1idten litto siinlti9er.
, 1877-09-12

$~12,0OO,000
Deriderun9s Capital
Dertreteu 6urh
THOMAS M. ALFRIEND & SON.
.9ensral Geriderunss .9tsenten,
go. 1, g. 3ebnte straBe,
st t9mpnb, 8a
$4,000
beppntrt
bel tem
G9atme,fef bn,t 8irginia
als Siberbeit fir
@irginier Ynlteen-Sababer.
Jbomas sc. Mlfrten6 unb Spbtt
in6 N3enten
fir BE folsenten
reiden unS saberidifisen @eieQidaftea.
I r ASSOCIATION
OF PHILADELPHIA.
gsssuntet 1920.
geridt Ser Wiaiie am l. Sanuar 1917.
gpnss unb 6yppttsfen ano
@%runbmietben auf Gigen.
ibum in Der Stabt pbiIabel-
bid .s1,3s33, 6a2 II
Ser. gtaaten etngetrase Bombs 620,900 on
Darleben Der Stapt pbilabel-
observation-disclosures. 447,0OO 90
SiGerbeitsn Der Stabt pbt!a-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 11,172 rs
Oa,Ieben her Stabt pitt5burg
unb anterer @tdbte....... 61,4S0 90
Darlfbrn bes 9rsima1rer SEM
pels, acknowledgements. $4,000 90
@runp-& acknowledgements. 57;l2O 70
gpnbs BON Serlbiebeneu Giien
tabnen unb anbfre Corpora
tiuasn...."............. 355,s7o 90
Ittien spu psrldiebeuen @ilen-
babnen une anbere Corpora.
itpaen...~........".... 1872, 924 50
Mnsebdufte unb .rbe3ablte
Saisrsdem.......~..:"... 22,96o 90
Vaar Sprratb'g u1p III 5anben
BON M9erter.. :.:.!."..... 373,034 u
----
~. $3,788,09 GA
Mm 1fen Sanuar 1876 betri-
gen bic M0sts............ 1885,, 932 81
3unabme int Sabre lS76"....$ 226,163 80
, 1877-09-12

Gaming, Niid., IL. September.
Sie &aferei Der SO. Sdulte & 5alters
brannte am 9amfa9ss Nbsnoe nieber.
8erluf $4,000.
, 1877-09-12
SerIiebermn9s @efenf-
gtreinta
EeMer mnD marime
Derd6frungsgeleu(daft
GapitaI 100000.
Sffice: 1915 Mtaiu Gtraee.

Disie @eriberung -@eiealdaft 1T l6on int
Sabre 1882 tns 2ebsn perufen unb bat lid
tets ais cine Der teltrn unb lGerRsn @eieG-
fhaften : %tpielen I'D felt ibrst @ntltsbung
$2,5Q0,OO0 fir gsrlufe te3abIt.
Ole burAfhnittli6e Disibepbe betrus IL
proS. per Mnnam felt tbtsr 0y .nouns.
@ir eriu9en Mas, mslds Gsrfberuneen
su MAIDEN baben, tn uSla Sfics, So.
1915 Niatn Ctr, ScrsulM ben, pper uns
barG bic pcl su bena9riHt Ell.
@. e. gonarbin, gfdf snt.
moi gamnel p. Bilis, Ger.
, 1877-09-12
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5tSe.re Wn,ieen iper e. ,rfsef tert6net.
%Ht ober peutser Bel rbilben etnen Saaare.
aae anststn ffnb lin gsraas su satlen.
Die 3eituna rtrb in &ifmont lu.b Tim.
seaenb BON ben 1rasern fir IS &etts per
DDhe ansaetraeen.
, 1877-09-12
pif penu(pluania
ffuer Dsrhderungs : Geflf1afj
bon Ybilahslpbia.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-24

ASTONISHING SuCCEss.-Il il the duty
Of every person who has used BosCHEE's
GERMANSYRUP 10 let It's wonderful quail
ties be known 10 their friends in curing
Consumption, severe Coughs, Group
Asthma, Pneumonia, and in fact all
throat and lung diseases. Noperson can
Use II without immediate relief. Three
doses will relieve any case, and we con.
slider il the duty Of all; Druggists 10 recom'
mend it 10 the poor dying Consumptive
at least 10 try one bottle, as 40, 900 dozen
bottles were sold last year, and no one
case where II failed was reported. Such
n medicine as the GERMAN SYRUP cannot
DO TOO widely known. Ask your Drug
gist about it. Sample bottles 10 try sold
al 10 cents. Regular size 70 cents. For
sale by all frst.class Druggists in the
United States. eod&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-24

Last night there were four tect flush,
according 10 the marks at the landing.
The Carrie Brooks will leave Pitts.
burgh tonight for ZanesviIc.
The O'Neal let for Pittsburgh at "a. NJ.
The Ragon departed for Parkersburg
promptly at 10! Am.
The Phaeton and Telegram made their
regular trips yesterday.
The Barnard is loading for New Or
leans and the upper Mississippi, and will
leave on the first good stage Of water.
We underestimate has already contract
cd TO carry $4,000 kegs of nails, besides n
lot of miscellaneous freight. The Whale
will follow her, for ST. Louis.
Tho Science will be this mornings
regular Parkersburg packet.
The Hudson will leave Cincinnati for
Wheeling tonight, provided she has sui.
iCient water.
The Fearless, which has been lying at
Benson's Ferry since last August, will
leave for Pittsburgh to-day or tomorrow.
Capt. BlCkerstalf and Pilot Gordon ar.
rived from Pittsburgh Monday evening.
The Courier will resume her trips 10
Parkersburg tomorrow morning. On
Friday morning the Ragon will take the
place Of the Science.
We may expect slew oil tOwboats
along from Pittsburgh within the next
day or two.
by Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, October 23.-Rivcr G feet
2 inches and rising slowly. Weather fair
and cool.
EVANSVILLE, October 23.--ClCar and
cool. River $40 feet sCant and falling.
Down-Dick Johnson, Cotton Valley,
Rapidan, Silver Thorn. Up Smith,
Stahlman, G. W. Anderson, Cotton Val.
ley. Business light.
NEw ORLEANS, October 23.-Arrived
-Scudder, 81. Louis. Departed-City
OlAugusta, White river; Alexandria, Red
river; Howard, OuaChita river. Weather
clear and cool.
CAIRO, October observation-disclosures,
81. Louis; City Of Chester, St. Louis;
Golden Crown, Cincinnati. Departed
Garrett, New Orleans; Glencoe, New Or.
leans. River feet inches and rising.
Weather clear.
MEMPHIS, October 23.-Rivcr station.
AIRY. Weather clear; mercury So. Ar
riyed-Howard, New Orleans. Departed
Katie Hooper, Little Rock; Fanny
T,atum, ST. Louis; Belle, St. Louis; Smith,
Nicksburg.
VlCKsBURG, October 23.-.Clear; mer.
curry 62'. Down-Paragon, Natchez.
Up-City Of Helena, Future City.
LOUISVILLE, October 2S.-Clear and
cool. River falling, with feet Z inches
in canal.
NEw ORLEANS, October 23.-Cloudy
and cool. River rose 6 inches.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-24


BELLAIEE LoCALs.-prOf. a. W. Mel.
vile, OF this city, an eS.Superintendent
OF our Public Schools, is recommended
and highly spoken Of for the position Of
County School Examiner. vacated by J.
j. Burns, the recently elected State Com.
missioner Of Public Schools.
Thomas Burke, whom We mentioned as
having participated in the melee at Ben
sons Ferry, last Saturday afternoon,
stated to us that he was violently attack.
ed by man named Croghan, and, in Or
der to defend himself, was actually forced
into the trouble against his will. We
have the assurance that Burke intends to
reform, and select Companionship more
carefully in future.
J.P. Wallace Il Bro, managers Of the
nail key cooper shop ut this place, who
were compelled to suspend work in con-
sequence Of disappointment in receiving
material, which was shipped them over a
week ago, will start up again tomorrow.
Good news 10 about twenty-five employed
men.
At meeting OF the BeIIaire Turn
verein, on Monday evening last, the fol-
lowing officers we're elected: President,
A. Larouch; Financial Secretary, +.
Rodewig; Corresponding Secretary, L.
Larouch; Treasurer, +. HeCker; First In.
structor, A. Rodewig; Second Instructor,
II. Henry. The society musters thirty.
five members.
The BcllairO 4 Benwood fcrry.boat is
laid up for repairs.
The members Of our City Council in
spected the armory Of the Light Guards
last night. J.E. d.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-24

ERIE, Pa, October 29-Capt. Christie,
OF the propeller Chi 'tates that the
wreck Of three.mastea .Ow barge lies
forty miles due east Of Point Appellee
He took particular pains to determine
its location rs it lies right in the course
usually taken by vessels.
FARTHER PotNT, October 93.-Passed
in-The steamer Waldcnsian, from Glas.
gov.
LONDON, October %. Tho steamers
Elysia. Deronda and State Of Indiana,
from New York, Vaderland, from Phila-
delphia, and Botanic, from Boston, ar,
rived out.
SAN FRANCIsco, October 23.-Arrived
Ship FL Capita, from New York.
Cleared-Ship Undaun,ed, Tor Liverpool.
sailed-Belgic, for Hong Kong.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-24

DEATH OF LtEuT. sIHdtEToN.-The
Daily g.. City, Of Keokuk, Iowa, Of The
10th inst, contains the following notice
Of the death Of Mr.. James W. Singleton,
formerly Of this city:
Our citizens were surprised and panied
yesterday to hear OF the sudden death
from heart disease Of James ". Single.
ton, Of the grocery firm OF Collier Il Sin.
gleton, which occurred at $40 A. N. Mr..
Singleton had been in feeble health for
some time, but had been In almost con.
slant attendance upon his business. lie
experienced shortnets and difficulty OF
breathing, was subject to sinking spells
and had frequently expressed the fear
that he would sometime Btrangle to
death, but it was not known, 10 the out.
side world at least, that he was seriously
affected.
He was at the store all day Thurtday
and would have come down after supper
except for the storm, lie spent the even
ing ct home writing and about hali.past
nine retired, feeling rather better than
usual. About . o'clock Mrs. Singleton
was awakened and found him raised up
slightly in bed, asking for n drink Of
water. She slipped her arm under his
head to support him and as she did so he
sank back dead. His last words were
"L'oTd Jesus" His physician was sum.
moHed but lie was extinct long before
his arrival; in fact he never breRthed af-
ter he sank back npon his wife's arm.
His features presented a perfectly natur.
al appearance, indicating that his death
was peaceful and painless one.
Mr.. Singleton came to Keoknk about a
year $50 and engaged in the grocery bus.
ineR with Mr.. David Collier During
that time he has not only assisted in
building up large and thriving bust.
nest but has won many warm friends
among our ciliztn.. lie POSSESSED much
more ,'nH ordinary energy, and it was
his nnIiIirg activity previous to and since
his coming 10 Eeokuk that broke him
down.
lilo was the son.in.Iaw Of Mr.. EFT.
Albert, was about forty years Of age, and
member in good standing Of the West
minister Presbyterian Church, Of this
city.
The remains will be taken to his former
home at Lansing, Iowa, where his parents
nov reside.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-24

THE CouRn.-CtRcutr CoURT-JuIgc
MlrH.-The Circuit Court met at the
usual hour yesterday moring.
In the:caSe Of State ~, David Open
heimer, charged with stabblng Joseph
Robinson, the jury brought in a verdict
Of not guilty.
In the case Of COIN, sAmpliner & Co.
Va. u. & o. Railroad Company, plea Of
non.aSsumpsit was entered and the case
was set for Nov. 10.
The case Of DR.. David Bagulcy vs. D.
7. lawson, on account Of the death Of the
plaintiff, was revived by the court In the
name Of Mrs. Sarah Daguley, admins.
trAtrix Of DR.. Baguley'G estate.
Rules were issued for Sarah Curley, J..
Il, Miller and L, Zane, Witnesses for The
plaintiff in the case Of ]. W. Zane vs.. G.
q. Sawtell.
The case Of J. ". Zine vs.. G.. G. Saw.
tell was put on trial before the following
jury: ], Baird, Andrew Dennison, John
ThOrnburgh, Ellis Elliott, James Me.
Adams, John Ramsey ]. W. Carmichael,
Charles Lane, joshua Davis, NJ. NJ. Dun.
lap, WIN. KIevis, IT,, Vim. Hastings,
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TnE gutter at sChultzs corner, in
South Wheeling, is disgrace to any
Christian city. It is choked with filth,
the stencil Of which permeatcs the entire
neighborhood. And moreover, Kaiser
William is making the atmosphere blue
with the profanity which he hurls at the
officers whose business Il 10 10 keep the
CUTTERS In. good condition,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-24

TUE Clerk OF the Municipal Court yes.
tcrday issued n warrant for n colored man
named lssac Smith, upon complaint Of
Mr.. Harry Smith, who charges tho de.
PENDANT with violating the ordinance re.
lo.iUg to the cleaning Of privy vaults and
cesspools, The complainant claims that
when Council adopted the Eagle odorlCss
apparatus, which he introduced here, he
was granted the exclusive right TO do
such work within the city limits. This
Ia the first timO he has had occasion to
make a complaint, and We understand
that It ia the intention 10 make It n test
case.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-24

THERE was a good deal Of excitement
in the Eighth Ward yesterday over a re-
port that Ferdinand Schubert, we'll
known German farmer living on the
Fairmont pike, about three miles from the
city, had abseondGd, leaving behind him
n large number Of unpaid bills. Mr..
Charles Schubert, the father Of Ferdi-
nand, has announced his intention OF
settling all claims against his son.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-24

Tar Albert p. Hall property, on the
south side OF 18th street, near Eon,, re.
Gently purchased by Mr.. Jacob Hull, has
been sold by him for $1,000. The
property Consists OF n fine three,story
brick building Capt. John Carlin was
purchaser.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-24

HEAVY JuDaMEST.-In tho Circuit
Court yesterday, Attorney General White,
on behalf Of the State, secured n iudg-
ment Of $1,000 0S against ex-SheriA' Her.
sey, Of Harrison county, to which amount
he was delinquent at the expiration oil
his term Of office. An execution was sent
to the Sheriff Of Harrison county, with
Instructions, to serve j! upon lIersey
forthwith,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-24

LADIES SEWING Society OF FlRs7
CHuRCH.-ln view OF DR.. Hays lecture,
which is to be delivered in the First
Presbyterian Church on Friday evening,
Of this week, the ladies will hold the
meeting Of their Sewing Society on Thurs,
day at . o'clock =. NJ. instead of on Fri
day as at first agreed upon. A full at,
tendance ia desired. The young ladies
and gentlemen OF the congregation are
anecinllY invited.
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