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FINANCIAL iND COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY, Aug. PIP. M.-The stock
speculation opened firm, and presented strong
appearance during the early douli nl,s but there
seemed to bo continuation OF ule sentiment
recognized on Monday that whenever the mar
ket would admit. there should be free salos.
The flu etuations may bc accounted for on this
bass and they will be found fully detailed
below.
The total number Of shares dealt in was 1884,
1876 Of which Lake Shore represented A. 5i3
Western Union. 1900; Michigan Central, &c.
$50; Delaware. Lackawanna and Western,
1880; Ohios. 1890: Wabash II 200: Pacific
Mail. 6,5l5 New York Central 1927 Erie. 1920:
Northwestern. 5.3l5: do. preferred. 5.735 Rock
Island. $500; st. Paul 2100; do. preferred.
$3.50: Delaware and Hudson Canal, 1 800; Han
nibal and 81. Joseph, 900 do. preferred. ] 100;
Illinois Central 500; ST Louis. Kansas City and
Northern, 100; Union Pacific. $50 c.. c. and |.
psSyGirh So0 Mi nn Kansas and Te% %n
ZOO; st. Louis and Iron Mountain. 500; Morris
ond Ess aSS 29H Shsiop BaTliP @rr ami
Company. 300; Fort Wayne. 1915; and United
States Express. 100.
The gold market was quiet at 104h@10 40
104A. with. however. a generally better feeling
controlling the speculation. There Were not.
however. any specially important features pre-
sentrd
The following were the principal transactions
iptH A. lo,'s 10 ~ .lOiA Supf II lrii4
In loans the paid tor the VI gold ~
2 = y cent, ana nat
Tho total clcnrnrs At he Gold Department 81 the stock
Exchange we've si7iei - -nd balances ~ l-H3i~. ami
cmronc, balance. siisl.l-t The sui' Treasury re-
dc,nci Si-iur IN cHii'd bonds and paid cut IA com
int rl-f uiI tii lllir Crf 81. 80
The days business at the United states sub Urea
Gold r. eint-, sjit -!~'. gold payments. $50.
$50 gold h9lance S. l,r ~la ~. currency receipts
~ so. currency rasn' ut- Si-i7 ~ l currency
<tl A. AZ e tustuis St14 - SJlu. 40 can
c,liri .Hii certificates - ~ fo Washington.
The nfefn nal revenue receipts at Washington today
were s2r!". and ths custom roc,ilt- $500 The
Treasury also received sH7n.n ~ national hank notes
mpuon The Treasury balances at the close Of
business IN Washington were Currency. sl2.pn.so,
and coin slU2prnsp less St-sn1sD com o.rtincaies
fur-A vNcanse ruled quiet at ~ et aud ~ ,Jts but
a nfncr tone wa noted.
The money market RANGED at 3iiat n cont on call.
without however. eheiung any special demand. Prime
CONNIE r. ial paper was quoted at A. i1tb y cent
bonds reflected strong and good in
Nr-tlnVnt demand Prices were arm. and
stances an improve, nj was observed
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ECYOEs FROM WfLL STREET
Rebuilding the Bridge that WA. Shattered by
10 Tornado.

II was asccrtained upon inquiry Mt the Union
Pacific and the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
Offices Yesterday that work ha already teen begun to re-
Uair the wrecked spans Of the bridge over The Missouri be-
tween Council Bluirs and Omaha. temporary trcstl'
work will he completed in about ten DAYS that viii admit
Of the passage Of Trains The permanent repairs VIII "c
cupv fully two months only ont of the eleven
composing the bridge carried away hy The tornado
Tut the entire hrlgc will hc strengthened In every
possible way. to prevent the recurrence u similar Ills
astor
Trains fcrricd the Missouri NJ some dis
lance above Omaha ~ tho enc ago nud Nurihw tern
transfer boats aut delivered 90 Che Union Prtic about
itrty miles west Omaha The UPTON freight
triic hv me accident u estimated to amount ttthut
on day between New Yurk und Francisco At tNr
uhccS Yesterday 10 SAID shat no VruuAt ut injury
world result To business, rs freight can hN no other
route.
IN, expense OF replacing the spans will cost about
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New YORK. Tuesday. Aug. 2s.-For want of
fresh Offerings there was nohns doing IL beet cattle.
Trade dressed beef fairly active at s@lOc. n n.
for common to prime native beef sides and 1ac. for
Tcxas beef
Receipts of calves 3o7 head The demand fair
aud the market about the same as previously
PORTED Ordinary to prime Veals ranged from &c tu sc.
q n. and common to decent hucrmilk calves rom Be.
a. itc NJ Dressed veal selling fairly AZ Oa lie N.
Receipts Of sheep and lambs car loads. 1b1
head Prices were about the same reported yesterday,
hut the tone of the market s-htlN Improved. Com.
to prime sheep ranged from &c o5iac n n, aud
ordinary choice lambs from bc. to SIC Dealers
port trade at ia luc T. n Tor dressed mutton. and
1silc = N TOR dressed lambs.
Receipts at H. loads, ,td0 hogs
Mr. ala. altk
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SURPRISED At CREEDMOOR.
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Jim Keenc Mt the White sulphur springs.

James II. Kccne s now soIournng at the
white sulphur Springs Virginia lie conducts his stock
operations ny telegraph lie Is rcputed have becna
large seller stocks during the past days and the
PROFITS thos. niro ad, sold conceded to be-
than e. tpiOp Russell Sage in almost constant
municnuon with him while winding larsc Joint
count In Michigan Central
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guslnrss Netltts.


4 constant danger always threatens In at-
tacks oi Cholera Murhu. Dy>cniery. Collie Cramps,
Cholera uautun. parrhen. &c For the prevention and
ui the~c disorders there Is no remedy equal to
PAKkERS GINGER TONIC II may life al any
time enables enjoy the fruits aud vegetables of tho
without and gives comfort after hearty
meal BAY ~ bottle from YOUR druggist, sample
bottle at 10 cents, AMI test it. III, rits
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Monks Tnmsri"d TrochcS-A fruit preparation
for all disorder, o csuOi-aNauNe cooling, and re-
ire shiup All dru.llsts
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MARINE INIELLIGEyCE.

MINIATURE ALNAsAc-rHis
sun - sun ~ Noon rises 81
Sandy Hook 10 Al Gov Island II 30 Hell Gate. II 81
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Offensive Privie. Di.infccted md Cleaned
Lowe rats best tttaulib ana Dl-lnltC iln9
Company, l51 Crosby Il
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holman. Pad - the best Liver Stomach and
Spleen Doc tor IN the world Try one. Price ~.
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MARRIED..

The BeN Remedy for Children while Teeth
1. NJ. WINSTON ~ -L-IlnN ,ArIu.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-25

PERsoNA1 PoISra-Messts. ". X
Clancy and John F. Shirk left for Pitts,
burgh yesterday to spend The holidays
with their fflsnds In That city.
Mrs. Hepburn, Of the South Side, II.
turned home on Saturday last from n
yipit totrlenda In the East ,g5fe
John +. Mcbride, Of wheeling, was
amopg the theological students IL 81,
Sulsplce College, Baltimore, ordained TO
"minor orders by Archbishop Gibbons
on Saturday.
Mr.. Richard Thrner, leader Of Healeya
cornet band, has been presented With a
fine trombone BY the members OF The
band.
Mr.. @. W. Frau4heim wa. lucky
enough TO win a music box which was
rataed OLA j, w. Grubb's jewelry store
yesterday.
Mrb. Hepburn, who lives on Slst street
and who has been visiting friends at Phil.
adelphia and Harrisburg, returned home
on Saturday.
Mr., Hermann Yoeckel, who returned
from Europe on Friday last, brought with
him handsome seal ring, rs q present 10
Mr.. Oscar sandrock, from his aged faith.
er, whom Mr.. Sapdrock has not seen Tor
fifteen years.
Mrs. Christina Bach, who recently sus.
tanned serious injuries by falling through
a grating lin Centre Wheeling. IL reported
In 4 very critical condition, and her re-
Covery Ia considered doubtful. Ff
Brady Morgan, clever pilot, is in the
city spending the holidays with his
brother, Mr.. John Morgan, Shperintend.
ent Of the Western Union Telegraph
Company.
Mrs. Maria Milburn, of DungannOn,
Ohio, is visiting her sister, Miss Kate
Carver on llih street. fNii m
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CHRISTMAS EVE ENTERTAINMENTS
The folks over at Esuaville enjoyed a
grand social hop at EtDa Hall la't even!
ing. Vaas' band, OF this city, was in al.
tendance.
The children Of the Disciples, Fourth
Street and Chapliue Street NJ. E. Sabbath
Schools enjoyed Christmas treats last
evening.
A gay masquerade came of at Charley
KochS Hall, in South Wheeling, last
night.
The ball Of the G. P. Brown Boat Club
at Turner Hall, last night, was we'll at
tended, Notwithstanding the numerous
counter attractions. The affair was a
brilliant success, and reflects much crsdi,
upon the management.
A very enjoyable entertainment, and
one which was well palronized, was given
by the sabbath School connected with
the Wesley NJ. E. Church, at the church,
last evening. The children showed skill.
ful training, and acquitted themselves in
a creditable manner. Both the musical
and literary exercises we're above the
average, and were heartily appreciated by
the audience, as was manitested by the
frequent and hearty applause which was
bestowed upon the young performers.
A select dancing party was held at
Wiesel Hall last night, which was at
tended by some thirty couples. They
enjoyed an evening Of terpsichorean
pleasures, and about l a. NJ. partook Of q
samptuoua repast at Martins Capital
Dining Rooms.
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A CRUSHED ARM.-The East bound
train on the Cleveland & Pittsburgh road
ran over the arm Of drunken man al
EtnRville last evening, crushing 1t to q
jelly from the wrist 10 the elbow. The
man WAS brought back 10 the Cochran
House in Bridgeport, where DR.. J. N,
Todd, assisted by DR.. T. Q. RowIes, per-
formed an amputation above the elbow,
The man was certainly one OF the wild.
eat specimens ever. seen In Bridgeport.
In reply to repeated and urgent inquiries
as to his name and residence, be gave
every variety Of the former and thSllAl-
ter has been everywhere fkom 0lhol Va
Washington City. He even claimed 10
be next door relative Of President Hayes.
His experience, as related by himself,
has been as rich and varied as that Of a
common tramp.
A careful inventory OF bis personal
effects revealed rs the sum thereof: A
box ofblue ointment, two love ditties and
plug OF dog.leg tobacco. A letter was
found in his pocket from young lady in
Harrisburg, Pa, in which he ia addressed
a. Thomas Hayes, which, together with
the initials on his arm and his general
account Of himself, would indicate that
such ia his real name. IIis piety Seems
TO be Of an order more prOfAne than
sacred, more modern than orthodox, or
otherwise.
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NEW YoRK, December 24.-cot.on.
Exchange closed. Flout-Firm; No q
3 0Oa4 25, supeFhne western and statf
81 SSAb 10, common to good Is 45a5 ri,
good te choice S570a0 90, white wheat sxtT1
SO Q61q ~, fancy 50 sOas rs, extra Ohio
" 4oa1 60, u. Louis s. 50aS %, Mlnnesolr
primer anh fairly active for export; No. :
Chicago spring 81 "a, No. milwaukee,
hard 81 SSh. Rye-Quiet; western 7Sa7Ic
Barley-unchauged, Malt-Firm. Cornl
New dull, old firm; steam mixed JsXs
coke, steam yellow COKE. OaG-A shad,
drmeT; western mixed and State S5a46c
white western S6a49IkC. Hay and Hops
Unchanged. Coaes-Dull and nominal,
unchapged. Sugar More active; fair 4
good 7l4a7Ifc, prime 91Sc: refined steady
at 9Sa9Nc. Nolasses-New Orleans dui
At 30lS6c, Rice-Qulet and unchanged
Whisky-A shade tirtner at 81 10.
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CERrlFIcArE OF INcoRPoRAr1os.-The
Secretary ofstate yesterday Issued . Ger
tifcsse Of incorporation to the Elk River
Oil Company, for the purpose Of mining
for and producing petroleum oils; buying,
selling and refining petroleum oils, and
The products thereof, laying pipe lines,
Htoring and transporting oil and other
articles, mining and marketing coal, iron
and minerals, and doing general manu-
featuring and mercantile business;
which corporation will keep lis
principal Office snd place Of bust
ness in Kanawha county, aud ia to ex.
plre on the goth day Of December, 1897.
The sum Of $1,000 has been suhscribed TO
the capital stock, and $500 paid in, with
the privilege Of increasing the said CAPT.
tai to 100000 in all. The capital is
divided into shares OF SlOO each, and held
as follows: George Merrill, Parkersburg,
25 shsres; John W. Fuller, Charleston,
25 shares; Joel g. Quarter, Charleston,
10 shares; 7. L. Parsons, Volcano, 10
ebates; John L, Merrill, East Orange, N.
j., 10 shares.
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River News,

:, The Mallie Ragon left at 10! AMI
Parkersburg.
The Phaeton, Telegram and Della ar.
rived and departed at their usual hours.
The Andes, from Cincinnati, arrived al
3 P. NJ. yesterday. She leaves this after
noon at 3 o'clock.
The Express for Cincinnati, and The Salt
Valley for Ironton, will arrive from Pitts.
burgh this morning.
The o'Neal will leave for Pittsburgh this
morning at z o'clock; the Emma Graham
for Pittsburgh will pass up at ga. NJ,
and the Carrie Brooks tonight.
The Codrier is the Parkefsburg packet
for this morning at l0a O'clock,
River 6 feet 8 and falling.
lBy telegraph
PITTSBURGH, December 24,-Riyer 3
feet II inches and stationary. Weather
cloudy and cool. MT
sHRRyGPoRT, December 24.-4Departed
Texas, New Orleans. Weather cool
and cloudy. - -
VtcKsRuRG, December 24.-Riyer fell 8
inches. Weather cloudy. {.
CINcISNArI, December 24.-Riyer 10
feet > inches, falling. Weather cloudy
and damp. Arriysa-Fany Tatun, Pitts.
bharghi Hudson, Wheeling; Golden City,
New Orleans. Departed Tatum 81.
NEW os1EAss, December 24.-Arriyed
Susie Silver, Silver City, St. Louie;
Kate GreenviIle IA RalIss Ko1n, pa
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The sHAuOHRAN.-We copy thetOl,
lowing from an exchange in regard to
BouciCaulfs new play, whichwiIl be pro.
dnced inthe Opera House this week;
Dion Boucicault holds frst faak
among the artists Of the present age, both
as an author and an actor! y He has Nit
ten more plays than any, other man4iv,
ing and they have, wilhveSy few excep-
tionS, been more than ordinarily popular
Many Of his productions have made bis
name eynonymons Win anccoaa. He I'd q
Rehius - well as,a Rriter, aud does not
merely imitdte but oreltsB ideas d H.
most enllesspF efusion ana tasiety. sone
OF HE llsYR, and especially Z shaukiraun,
which IL nov heing performed 1t Tie
Ptltsbnrgh 0pera House, are poems oil
the highest order. The emotions ofthe
human heart, the spirit ofloVe and humor
breathe through tbe simplest and most
touching language, as natGFe unfoIds ller
chgrmS in the green grass and the beauti.
full flower. The '"shaughraun" IL Mr..
BoucicaHlt's latest creation, and It is his
grandest triumph. When the first act oil
this play was finished on the night Of ths
frat representation the AnthoS aid, III
will be run thirty nightse asily." At the
close ofthe second act he exclaimed, at
ID safe for hundred nights" and at the
close Of the piece, amid the most vehe.
ment ard vOoiierOus cheering that ever
rent New York Theatre, he declared to
the audience that he would play nothing
else for three years, The sequel shows
that his words have been more than yer.
itied.-t tersiqud Pain Dealer, Feb 90. :
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RAILROAD BRlDeE BuRNEp.-Ttains
on the Cleveland & Pittsburgh road were
detaiued yesterday by the loss Of the
bridge over Cross Creek, near Mineo,
which wss burned down on Sunday night.
II is supposed that The bridge was burned
by lraupGg II will be rebuilt within a
few days. Passenger trains will run as
llSlAl -sanRsciils. =. lhs. hrldge, bus no
freight trains viii be run until q new
bridge is built.
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psEuAL ArrEAonoss. Z Great Bar.
gain%-John Roemer, at ,20l9 and 2O2l
Main street, has just received:
Twenty pieces OF Black and Colofed
French Gassimeres at Coo, zoe, SOC, soc
81 90 and 81 25.
Fifty pieces Of Fancy Dreas Goods al
10e, 1910, l5c, lSc, 20s and 25c. ~
One hundred dozen Of Ladies' and
Children's Fancy and Plain Hose at 10c.
l21c, zoe and Csc.
oloaks, Shawn and Toys at almost
your own price. 4R5.I
Good Carpet for loo. Il,
Good Ingram Carpet for 3Oc.
The largest stock Of DomeStics Ut very
low prices. Special attention to'ordera
sent BY mail. ! t a4. G.lI77
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The Top Mill shut down on Saturday
evening for Christmas, the nail depart.
ment will start up again on Weduesday
morning. The EIna shut down, last
evening and will remain so until after
New Years ip order TO make re pairs and
take account Of stock. The Etna has
made long, steady run, has made large
amount Of iron and sold fair proportion
OF it. Mr.. Talman will soon let the di.
rectors know whether they have made
any nancy
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CAMERoN.-Mr. D. P. Kinney, Of Cam.
eron, wishes 10 notify the public that he
has now-on hand aiull line Of Ohihtmas
toys, books, 10, which he will sell at city
prices. Mr.. Kinney has alRayaoa hand
afnll supply Of fresh oysters, which he
sells at both wholesale and retail. He is
also the agent for the DArIT ISTEInIueN.
GER in Cameron, and will deliyer IL at Tho
homes Of Subscribers, by breakfast time
every morning. \
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-25

TiMs AND EXPERIENCE have demon
strated the virtues Of Cris.sdoros Hair
Dye, which has now been upon the mar
ket for tRenty.6ye yeara. The high char,
actet Of The manufacturer was q sufficient
guarantee to the public that 1t WIS al
eminently safe preparation, and IL hal
proved beneficial in thousands OF in
stances. 1t is instantaneous in It's action
and does NOT stain tue skin. It Is sold
llniyetsAlly by druggists, and Its use il
becoming more widespread aud uniyer-
sal every year. ~, @
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-25

6aalsrM4s AZ 4lis jan, : Sheriff
Jingle has determined that the prisoners
confined in the county Jail shall have some
enjoyment, however slight, Of the glori.
GUS Christmas holidays, and has made ar.
rangemehts 10 treat them to genuine
old.lashioned Christmas dinner. An am.
pie supply Of turkeys, mince pies, aud
other good things Of this life, will be set
before the prisoners to-day, and We have
no doubt they will do justice TO the feast.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-25

ADAMS 4 Lucas invite attention to
their fischer Pianos, which have a flne
powerful tone, and are funished at re.
markably low prices. Also 10 their gen.
esal large stock Of Pianos, new and seq
ond hand, OF other makers, and Of Reed
Organs, 10 LIT aud For Sale. s,
Illustrated Catalogues, With Price List,
mailed frte on application. For sAlSp At
: ApAlH & Lucas Music Store,
1927 Market street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-25

PousD PARrY.-The South Side tenn.
perauee people have made arrangement
TO hold . pound party In Parker's Hall
tonight. The admitlance Zee will be 4
pound package Of some article, and the
packages are 70 besold At auction, during
the eyenlng, for the benefit Of Patksrs
Hall Temperance Union.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-25

WEATHER prophets. make announce,
ment Of the fact thatin past years when
the weather Immediately preceding
ChtistmAA has been 20 excessively warm
there has always come with that holiday
at least . premonition Of a colder season
and that subsequently the Mississippi
has always frozen over and remaineG
frozen long.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-25

ELECTION OF .oFFroERs.-Ata regula,
'eonclage Of Wheeling Gommandsry Eosl.
Knights Templar, held December Gath
1877, A. o. 759, the following officers
were elected for the lensning STemplai
year; EnineAtC Commander, Sir. Roberi
White; Generalissimo, Sir W. h. Travis
Captain General, Sir Hugh Sterling
Treasurer. Sir @. II. Collier; Recorder
Sir Geo. +. Irvine; Senior Warden, Sit
w. W. Glass; Junior Warden, Sir g. Ed
Mendel; Standard Bearer, Sir R. w
Morrison; Sword Bearer, Sir F, Huse,
men; Warden, Sir ]. H. Brown; Sentinel
Sir i, W. Bliss,
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NEw ORLEANS, December 24..COase
Dull and nominal; Rio cargoes ordinary to
prime l7als3<c. sugaS-In fair demand;
inferior to good common .4S<a5ISc, com.
mop 70 goOd common 5Sla7c, yellow clari,
fed 7AaShc. AolASSeS-steady and fair
demand, common 20S23c, fair 28a27O. Rice
Quiet and firm; Louisiana ordinary to
choiae 4j6a65fc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-25

The ISTELti0EScER editors and COM
.positors, having the same relish forturkey;
and the same desire Is other mortals 10
enjoy the Christmas holiday, will deyote
themselves TO those objects to-day, and
therefore there will b no paper issued
from this Office Tomorrow.
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PhiIadeIphia.

PH1LADRLPHIA, December 94.-Flour-
Quiet SupeTGne 400, extra S. 90, Min.
nesto family s. S5a6 20, high grades and
patenls$6 b0as 90. Wheat and Oats I'm.
chahged Corn-Dull; sail 64kc, steam
58e. Rye-Quiet at 70aTSc. Provisions
Quiet and unchanged. Butter and Eggs.
Unchanged. Cheese -Weatern unchanged,
Petroleum-NOminally unchanged. Wits.
kyrMestern 1t II.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-25

SHOT THRouGE TIE HAyD.-A-little
son Of Judge George E. Boyd met With B
painful accidentlast eveniBe,at the resi-
dence Of Ills father, No. 72 18th street. A
toy pistol which he was loading was sc-
cidenlally discharged, and the o6ptents
passed entirely through the palm Of biz
left hand. Fortunately, no bones were
broken, and the wound WILSON heal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-25

.eosTfsuRD.-The examins ton OF the
charges against AuEuat Neuhausen, OIL
permitting gambling on his premises
Known q The "BSlyidere Garden" and o.
selling liquor 10 minors, and selling
liquor on Sunday, which were preferred
before Justice Phillips by John Carter
and Charles Allen, has been postponed
Until wednesday morning At 9 o'clock.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-25

PARDoNED BY THE GovERNoR,-A par.
don was granted yesterday, by Governor
MatheSsCto DAstd.A. Buchanan, con-
yirs Imprisoned in the Moundsviile Pen
itentiary. Buchanan was sent to The
penitenliasy from this county, in April,
1876, for Two years, for malicious slab-
bine. His term wonld therefore have
expired next April.