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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-30
Only.

Only a blonde head resting
Quietly here on my breast,
Only two blue eyes gazing
Into those they love best.
Only a soft sigh hr. athing
Out OF thos. rosy lips.
Only a email hand pressing
Mine with its finger tips.
Only a slight form nestled
Close 10 the one II loves.
Only two mortals cooling
And billing like turtle dove.
Only the moments flying,
Swiftly and surely away,
Only the silver moments
That make up the golden lay
Only a small note written,
Then a little sigh;
Only farewell. and darling
Tesr-drops--theu good by
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-30

Ca snA ether uaiasral isnsss aAs satfe~, s2F.
veySsi. exAiaiEc1. aEd r~y~ortesf sfcu Flans ana
e<siaaAtes scr ansaiss improvements furnished
special afsenssen sis~e 10 Ana sarvsys ana ~ tie
lcsss.aE ~ city lsts ssd h'eeAs. Mas sns drnv-
tnry mechanically ~gp<us>A Nov. IL. iS'S
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-24
MIR. MORRIssEY's tHiRTER.
Ordered to Third Reading ny the Assembly
Last Evening.

ArpAxv Anru Oh rho Aaaon,ht,, wont
"'' "P'' Nv "7''"'''s "'"'
into Committee Of the Whole this evening on
the Omnibus Chnrtcr the first md only section
,,..t. .,-.....,.... . !, -. a., ~ - - ,.
uhu'i vVhSIu'i"''"h pVlhs '"' pI"p"s'" '""HS'
bv Mr. Calvin vrho n,ndo n vignroua nnslnu,,ht
- 81 N'''"' "'' ",""o "''t''v"S '"'''"'''' ''
up"n commissioning icrl'F' WHO II II Pi"pVS'"
TO retain at the head OF that department. Mr..
Iunyh.i, J.f.,d,I Nr p,,l,, nnl from, this
~
time untll lO O'Clock the uls'ussloh was
general Mcssrs COzans, purdy, SpinoH
Nit.h,.u r.,i.sino md Grndv snnnL inp
i""'' '''7''v nv '"", ~ @
Tor tho Democrats. ana thc hcpuplcahs
saving very little Mr. Fish at length moved to
i'F.'' ii'@ ''0'' "" -" Wv " ''' w
discharge the Committee OF the whole from Its
further consideration, and thnt IL be ordered to
n ,hir1 ro,tin, m. ,,t, ,,, ,bo i,,,,r ,,r.,,,
I'm" i'""'i'. "' 'V', "" WV '''''' p''p'
stlon was strictly partisan one. with the eN-
crutun Of Mr. CoWdin Kcpublican who voted
4" 900 ~ hmm, a., an t'ti.,, ht 49,. =,
NV N''""S' ''o "i' ",vl'7"," hlS pr' u'
Dock Commission. and Mr.. Flcckc. Demo-
crnt who voted with the Nrnuhisnns Tho
Demo ruts rrntrst,d np,inst m - nntiir,itin ION nf
gag law mi Mr. Fish lsnvn esaurnnrns thni mn
opuortunitv To- dis mss The hill should be given
when II - m for n third rsnJin,, 'O
Gov Ro6,nson k"nms nm his VIZ unon sneciol
lerieintion To- night hr snnt tn tnr Assembly
three vrtocs of ncts. with his Object ions which
in substance were that The lo al authorities,
unlrr th, amended Conai i,u,inn hnI sui,i ',innt
r"wer 10 do ali thnt was nrc"ssary I'm one ~
thru he ,-iv,s mir moi .r thut h,, ~ npu,s,,d Ia
this constant tmErrins with general law-. md
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-24
TIiE GERutN RADICALS.
Resolution. and Speeches mt the Cooper In.ti-
tuto Meeting.


Cooper Institute was more than half filled
lnat ui.-lt with G.rn,uns who ,v.r, tl,.r. :, nv
~
press dissatisfaction win the disirhn'hlsl sing
part ~ thr proposed CONS uiional amendments
Ir,,y, ~, H., CIV Tni.r,. N,ni..f,.i r...,,,f,
'''"" ' '' ~ ''''' '" ''"''' 'i'' ''''''i'.S
SION. IL Is surprising 10 see thht 50 limited a
measure " notice of this meet lne WIS taken Lv
,h.. ,,,,i,t,,l, % -. ,,,,.. H.. -. :,
va """ '"'' "' N'''S WIN "I' III ""ht'r oi
having th"r political / uwNr curitiled. In or
gi.nizin4. tho meeting n e,,rinrs s,l.,ti,r ,,,s
" :, -. va
NOT nothein.urliiHnofth the Unitnd State is ini-rlf
in rn ~ .v.,, Martial ,t..fro,.Ji.,,..,, a.
II. eati,i,t D., ,,,- ai.t'. a - ,,, ,,,,,it, M '''
D. ,.t 80 H ".,I .i.t', CUR 10
XIV. H. n..,,.i, " ,, .t 70, ,'''
NJ ..rl,'r ''rh'.t,i, r y, ,,~.lii -,
,.'i,, M II u ~ ."il.H' 'ill
r.s.tIvtS. ,, , u' ',, ~ ui.,' ,l. pl
lannon's IL, ,.i. ,rf..r r., ,t...,',,. ~, ' III,
nm Al Am Ir-n r., , re- f,t,,'-t ~, .'., ~ ti', VIZ
Li,rin. III ~ az ~, ,,s,,.. .,..' al, wv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-24
CHtNGEs ~ THE TRE.fsURY.
Third Auditor French md Auditor E1a TO be
Dismissed -Jeweirs Successor.

WAsH1NGroN, April %. - John sherman
still mrditat"s further changes In the Treasury
Department. none clearly cXpiaahle on civil
service reform principles. Third Auditor
French Of New Hampshire. and Auditor La Of
Maine arc both to boz dismissed. Tho first has
held the office since Lincolns time. hut he H.
charged with lukcwnrm support Of Frank
Joncs's opponent. Marston. in the last cam
paign. and it il claimed that Jones might have
been defeated II French had hr-tirred himself
Jewell place a- chlri of the bureau of EngrtV-
iug an Printing has been offered. II l. sad. to
r. .. Hravr~, Superintendent of tn" R"demp-
u"n Agency. who mas been engaged inNestgat-
ing Jewell. and without going very far has
iound NOR" than enough to prove the charges
which The Sun has made. Ii isa typical in
stance of the lOoS"ne~- with which this depart
ment IL managed. that th,s inquiry shows that
ior years back the wachnen in the bureau OF
Engraving and Printing have been paid seven
dollars day while those in the Treasury De-
partlnent are paid four dollars.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-24
TROUBLE AHEfD IN JERSEY CITY.
How there may he n seriou. Connict Among
the s.,,a, , commissions.

According to the provisions Of the new
charter the terms Of the Republican Ring Com
missoncrs Of Jersey City expired last night at
IL o'clock. In anticipation OF an outbreak.
throngs gathered at tho meeting rooms Of the
different municipal boards. 1t had been whis-
percd that at the final meetings the Fire and
Police Commissioners would resolve TO roii,in
in office and protect the property The meeting
rooms were crowded with Republican politi-
clans of every grade. who insisted that the
Commissioners should remain. In the Police
Board it was known that President Nelson
and Commissioner Stccnkcn were weak on the
question OF open violence. and the latter not mp
pearing at 10 o'clock he was sent for. but de-
clincd to 20 to the meeting. President Nelson
was induced to 30 into the meeting room. Com
missioner Keency called up the resolutions
passed at The previous meeting. These were in
supslHh'e that the law under which the new
Wenl1,rnti. Comnlls51nrrs wore elected was
thereto the suggestion that the Chief Of Police
aud Captains be requested TO take notice. und
ols,y oniy thcir pr sent officers.
This brought President Nelson TO his feet
with DECLARATION that he had no notion whom
ne voted Tor the resolutions thnt violence would
bcsuggcsted. and he protested.
Conmissioncr Edmonlson seconded Com
missioner keency's motion, and the resolution
suTs qucntly. Commissioner Edmondson
moved that the bonrd pro erd to nm el"rion.
NbIlt llNNltufI hffNfN WIS tlefiHd HfNSlDtnt,
and John ". Ellison. Clerk. President Nelson
not voting.
Chiel of Police Champncy then, by direction
oi tho Commissioners. summoned the four pO-
lice Captains. and they were instructed aA 10
their duties in protc ting the police stations
against the new officials II IL believed that
two oi the Captains Will obey the orders.
fire Commissioner Fisher carried the news
to ls associate Commissioners, and they i'm;
m"dintely went into secret session. Up 70 IL
o'clock they had not agreed ON plan 1t IL
known. however. that two oi the five Commits
sionrrs nrc in favor ~ resistance.
The Public Works Board VIII meet this morn
ing. ~ decide what course Ia pursue. Ycster-
day inc mcmbcrs agreed to the resolutions
passed hythc Board u Police.
Sheriff Lavorty has sworn in 500 special Dep
uty Shcri1~. and these. backed by the opinion
Oi Corporation Counsel Albeit. will forcibly
clor the several Commissioners and their sub
ordinnt's ii they refuse 10 surrender All will
be- Hlmed.
The Commissionersw will no doubt. be- arrested
under the at Of 1874 which makes the act II
r'- sting on 'inl authority "a state prison Of
hnre. punishable with two years imprisOn-
mont and 1000 nne.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-24
JOHN BOK'S FAPLOIT.
showing that Men who do DI-honeu Acts
.hnmld NOT geI Into QmMrrrI..

William NJ Tweed sold to company Of
wealthy bankers % plot ~ hand bounded hy
Niuc'y-sryrnih and Nn"ty-cighth streets. nth
and Tenth avenues. and they have pad tho
taxes on the property for ten years past and not
concerned Themselves about II further than to
kncuthe iHN"- paid. The land not being iouoh-
,i Jlhn Box, who lived n"ar II. -Hw III lta iioli
rented the liud which l. smooth and trrr from
stone, To- % nuuhrr oi uuMicllls,ut Germans
ana ih'\ nav" mad" % liNrlllpNdhy raising gar
l'k NE Do al own ~ Of tlI" land being ngmraniime
30 lth"rhn'' "i Whni WIS gulEg on Recently a.
spui' NrN~" among ~" t"nuits In regard tu
o. iuuu. ..ar'~ OF tI'ir respr' tive pat 'hr-. AMI
Mr it"k int r"r"l and hult Temporary {, noes
rent. ant John Box tlrrainneI IN rlrct Mn.
Ihgrent Pos applied to Counsrllpr Bu-te.d.
and the lawyer Pat "a Il In his ear. Pios nDW
uruHnIS 500 dtuNH' p Hni has -urd Juln BOX.
Ia the ll4r. IA CAn Court yesterday. a Jury wac
lnpannelled.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-24
IiRGr fIRE ~ oMlHt.
The Pioneer Block Destroyed 81 900 W orih
of nIlmnnds I.O.t.

OMAHA. April 2j-At - O'clock last night
fire hrpko out In frame stru turc in the
rear of Pioneer bio L. anl owing 10 the prrya-
lncc OF u furious eale from tho north. the
flames were driven into the block. making it
impossible to save mu.h The entire bio X was
destroyed. with the N.nitlon of Tia" part nrru .
Jrl hy f. H. Slirp 4 Brother whose stock NJ
loath"r WIS hnd.y damaged by water. {. T..
valued at s;O.ODD; Insured fir t4Orn. !. +.
l"iwann, rnWnlrokrr building and stock.
= : Ouu. pant oi stu h saved. n'urlN covered hv
Insurance. Among the uninsured property
WAS t3nuO Wort of d'umon Tn" ton %.
tuplrd lt j. VI. luit"r N.i- totally DESTROYED .
los tluO 900; insurance ~ .5O; also the se tl,ll
onupi"d lv SlHIrun. lhi ."nleL The -to.h.
valued at $4,000 ol tl2nlo. was mostly saved.
and tho ilhin'N Is covered hy in-urnn ,n,
Creighton Hal w0s slightly damaged 10y nrr
md water. Mrhrllsun. liquor dealer. and
Meyer 4 Co., loharnu ia, were damaged hy
water; both insured. The nr, wa. dnnltr--
the work of AN n'rndWry A mnn WA -crn hy
two persons lunn. ue away from tho IAt,r
Whrrt the llre broNr out.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-24

been presented 10 the Poitc. An immense
crowd Witnessed the removal ~ tho Russian
nrms from the doors oi the embassy.
The Nduddrfs correspondent ut Vienna says
cha Rma-inn "ir"'.,ar note. which has arrived
there, rcnsurce Savf"t PnshH's recent note re-
j"ting the protocol. from which II draws the
cOnclu- ion that Russia finds herself under the
necessity uf proceeding single handed in order
torcalzr the wishes ~ Europe. The Russian
representatives abroad are instructed TO drnlnrr
verbally that Russn. although compelled by
the course of events to take energetic measures
only intends 10 Obtain guarantees Tor thorough
compliance with tho demands OF the great pow
crs. resolved upon III various conferences, for
the improvement Of the condition of the Chris
tans.. Russia is not desrous of territorial ag-
Gon. Miitinc. Minister Of War and Adj Gen.
Prince DOlgOrouki accompanied the Gar 10
kisrhcner. The Imperial suite consisted OF
300 persons. The military attaches of the Aus
trian and German Emhassies followed ~ their
own accord in the next train from ~. Peters
Aiirrthc passage ofthe Pruth by the Russians.
Abdul Kcrim will send a large force Of Circus
Sims 10 destroy the railways.
pending resignation. This. however. Is en-
phaticaly denied in. wcll-informcd quarters.
and II Is stntnd that Andrassy IL no longer op-
posed to military measures II needed for tho
protection Of Ausiria's interests.
later despatch from Vienna TO the Sdpdcii
announces that the Russinn army will COM
mrncr its march to l,oumania on "Wednesday.
The Russian naval authorities hayo suspended
navigation between the trimea aud Caucasus.
The Berlin correspondent of the STANDARD re
ports that Russia has promised the Prince Of
hammunia ndep"nl nee al n ROYAL t'un.
The S'anddcfs J. sth special represents that
Russia is anxious to rnicr nioa formal engage
mont with Austria To- rcnuun'c all projects II
annexation in Turkey or on the Danube ns
we'll as the ilen " the eventual formation of
now S-laNn states under Russian urOteO Ion.
People IN Prsih disttu~t hussins assurances.
Preparations nre masking there 90 mohi2"
the iustro- Hungarian army so the country
may !" ready Tor any emergency. Turkey has
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-24
FOREST FIRES IN MICHIGAN.
Peshtego and Menominee Again Threatene
with Dcstruction

LANSING. Mich April From Fort How
ard To- Pos"anaha. n distance II l2O miles. forest
fires ar" raging. threatening ro-ult- ~ d~is-
Tous Us in 1871. NJ rain has inllon IN three
weeks. the streams are at their lowest summer
ehb. and the timber dry and nfammnble IA
mat hes The ilr'- began on SATURDAY. They
are not continuous. lut cover extensive dis
tricis. md are spreading rapidly. On sunday
nlght i"~hi"go WAS ia danger almost AS great
a. IA mat Mh.rh produced It's total deStructiln
IN lHl. M"nomIn"' too. Is IN great peril. and
UNI rs cont and heavy fail Of ram soon
comes the dr~iru ton of every sity and town in
the entire region il Imminent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-24
norm TOSSING POSIEs.
Alex. II. stephens Visiting Hayes and Couas
mending his Southern Policy.

WARRINGTON. April 23.-Thc Hon. Alexander
II stephens rode today the first time for several
months his health being very much improved lie hrst
called upon speaker Randall and Mr. Adams the
Clerk the Houe Of Reprc-c lie then rode 10
the Executive Mansion AMI sent u lis card To the Prod
dent rcerotuns that lame TO leave HI. car
i"S' The ~ sihcni accordingly came out 10 the
rage Mr.. stephens aftsr being introduced by frietis
wh" accompanied hln said that he was llai to tho
TN ill 900 pursuing such course won d lrfug
tht DESCENDANT elements cot the harmony and
tha H the President had wa. 90 utruru hi, duty
90 Produce t' drsiilic result The Pr remind
mat ~ Wa - rutN ST.. ~ well ~ hi- duty pursue tho
course hr drVtd best To the and hAr.
nnlN uf TIE country. 'lln- thr f4ur hal come " he
eNtN chut should Doe mAlr 90 thaicud lie -xp ed
h' pleasure lu uHAln- ihr acquaintance u Mr. phcIls
an4 that 81 ntle man rrciprocHt.d the compliment
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-24
Mis- Van Lew. ro.,mn.,cr.h,r.

WAsUNeroN. Aprl }-Nariou- Ki'hmonl
40 legation, have ruu. uu 60 urr Nl-f,i thu rrc,i,ut
an relation 90 uic ru-fuA,cf.ln D riat ,it, some de-
..rue tho removal OFF Nj. Van Law ant others present
lni fINr RESPECTIVE rHf tfN- mat pu.ifinn The
irr.lirui siNr no t-,uHin.,, rtHuN The lrrgitun.
Nj, Nuu lew tnAlN Hld 90 -0t fr resident on lrr
Own N'nli. ir-ilu- il Nr t1utuu, 4 n uI,r lt gave
h r-i' tu Air n Hni A-,uf,i her that the subject
40 il,lI IcltlNt dut -lltIai.Iu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-24
sOME U.i>HINGrON T0pIcs.
Robeson's short somings Unable TO Account
for "A MIssing Million.

WAsuINGroN. April b. S,cr, tary Thompson
,u hcsaics a-tD the hest mctol of turning the hsht
upon Bob, SOM, track n, .ai recent, that million
dollars had disappeared amt he was not ahic on an,
business principles to account Tor thr n.s Iti. iuerr
question uf time when m Iuf viii trH~c 90 assume
tt.rn,hiii, Tor Robe som. short coming. Ever, day,
delay hr-- iAt pres ut secretary nearer the iuNr,ti
sHuun which the ncAi House vi Representative wlll
it-4Nl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-24

tn" Hon. James q. Blaine being asked as to
the truth o the CALIFORNIA that he has prcparcd
amt intent, 10 iuf siuoc resolutions the next session
of tousrrss. expressing doubt. o Mr. Hayes. clccuon
tn' iIulNs- u0 ~ sNs ifrlfiNu nf the question iN
ulhuHl Nuur4.t oil tho tet Justices uf All tho SHtes
SAYS ihrr O.. NOT the sl.htt foundation Tor the story
hhtc alrrAiN lrsrhphcd that u the avrutiun
luHit. ur AN Niot II cannot be possible that anyDaY
j. H,s enough 90 hclrNcit"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-24
Booked for Sing Sing.

Yesterday afternoon Mrs. George w Canning
wHs robbed OF hcrlo kctho1k m the waiting Dom Of he
Sew Haven Railroad m the Orand Union Depot officer
Gin arrested TIE tcf lie proved To ho Thomas smith
alu- Ret un~ei Htrnev alu- Grnrsr Wiham. Hls
portrait iu tl' ENu.s Gallery huM rcd T. 4.t lie 10
uuinr ni ur frll f1f alleged conn mats ln t Central
TAN hHni robbery 90 o. "a month. u-n 90 which gem
b'lh il luArh was huuud 4,4Al A. aud tl, robbed "
rufltic- Nuufin- 90 <iNubI iulIN committed
trlal Justice blNly
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-24
smaiipo, Among vao Chinese Passengers.

SAN FhAN,isco. cal. April 23.-'lho strnmor
ALASKA. Wai,h ain,tt y,.t rf if.m 'llna and Japan.
fDun O. have smallpox rn hnHri tuuus the Chime "a
li--onsrr- 90 WhHn Lufr wtfrHn Nr largest con~i "a.
tNi sin. t'if Hui lHIINp tf iNutt TAa
Nr,- amt passenger, Mtlo uuraufnd i ihr -ick Lien
taken nsl14t onAill - rpl4e uIlt lu lluus Kong.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-24

The Widow Greene - North Castle. West
o1osui county, committed ,uirir ou SUNDAY D) hAnsinS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-24
Mrs. Harrison I.osing her suit.

The suit Of Mrs Mary A. Harrison a,ainst
NJ, rNrcutora o Gror;r Nrc,and her ae.i and wealthy
lover. tor ~Hob inrrcst Api principal on two bonds.
gwen IN l"u ~ du~rr, groWiag out breach ni
rrum-' WAS ended yesterday IN verdict iUr ulc do
icndHnt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-24

n lHlSEcInf AIril ID The CorOncr's mry in
. ii iN' ul4- o. ihi NuinuI ninl iouf tIIs4 4I.li.
l.fl" A." 'rH'h rnu-d ~ burnu,. AMI AID
""' N'' are was -iuhd hy Hu inc.inlinrJ.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-24

MAthy's chOi 'c No Ofulk oysters o,,si l,ss than
any iooI IN marArt 80" iOlk d,uL a IAii,Vu -AdS
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-05
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

In the Municipal Court OF Wheeling:
Christman s Debold,
VS.. In chancery
David Garvin and others,
By virtue OF a decree entered in the
above entitled cause on the 10Th day OF
July, A. D., 1877, the undersigned, who
was appointed special commissioner Tor
the purpose, viii sell on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER o, 1871,
Commencing at 10 O'Clock \. NJ, al the
front door OF the Court House of Ohio
county, West Virginia, the following de-
scribed real estate, tO-wlt: The north one
lalt OF lot numbered twenty seven ca in
Joseph Caldwell's addition to the city of
Wheeling, in the state OF West Virginia,
situate on the wet side OF Market street,
and fronting on said street twenty-five
feet, between Twenty sixth and Twenty
seventh streets, together With all and
singular the Improvements erected
thereon.
TERMS OF SALE-One-half the pur'
chase money 10 be paid in cash on day OF
sale; the balance in one year, with inter
est from day OF sale, the purchaser giving
his bond or note for the deferred payment,
and the title 10 be retained until the pur-
chase money shall have been paid in full.
X u. BARR,
Special Commissioned.
J. T.. HERNEN, Auctioneer. spoil
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-05
Wheeling Live stock Market.
CHRISTIAN STOCK YARDS,
THURSDAY, Oct. 3, 1878.

Cattle-The arrivals for the week
were So head. Ordinary to comnon 40
Sc; common to tslr 3@33c; fair to choice
38@4ic. Most of the sales were at &c.
During the tore part of the week the
market was moderate only, but towards
the close it got very dull and quotations
were nearly &c lower. There were a
number remained over unsold.
Hogs-There were SO head sold at
So OO@5 80. Demand good.
Sheep-There were 20 head OF fair
quality sold at 4c. Demand only mode
rate.
Lsmbs-A few were offered and sold
at SC. Demand good for good lambs.
Calves-ln good demand al "a OO(g
1000
Mich Moderate demand at S25
TO S45.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-05
Chase, Capture, aud Rescue.


An erring son of Morris township
with blunted perceptions il equine mat
tiers of the difference between "tttum ct
meun,," was placed IN "dursnce vile"
here last Thurdsy night. Isasc Man
kew, the vigllsnt constable of Morris,
guided hither the footsteps of this erring
brother. Cephas Llndley is his name
and way down in Wetzel county, w.
Va, he had "loved unwisely and too
welr' q valuable mare belonging to
farmer John Tough. Upon Monday of
last week Cepbss mounted and rode in
hot haste over into our county the atore-
said mare Reaching Cannonsburg, he
traded her of for horse and then start
ed homewsrd Farmer Lough, whose
appreciation of such communistlc
practices is not well developed, in the
meantime had started IN pursuit, and
when near Prosperity last Thursday met
this honest horsemsn innocently and
slowly pacing along. SuspectiIg him
he immediately halted him, accused him
boldly of the robbery and pinned him so
closely with questions that Cephas at
last made an open breast OF the whole
matter and gave himself IN custody. The
mare stolen has not been recovered.
When last heard of two men were
driving towards Wheeling. Lindley on
Friday was taken to West Virginia, he
consenting TO go without formal re-
QUESTION.
P. S. The brother OF Cephss met
Lougb as he was passing through
Greene, demap ded his authority Tor ar
resting his brother, and Lough having
no requisitioR, and not being sure he was
better man than Cephss' brother, was
compelled to release his captive and the
latter went scot Tree, rejoicing and ex-
ceedlngly glad.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-05
TO HIS WIFE, JUST BEFORE DIN
NER.

Fast falls the snow, D lady mine!
Sprinkling the lawn with crystals fine;
But, by the gods, we won't rep4ne,
While we're together.
Wen chat and rhyme, and kiss and dine,
Defying weather.
So stir the fire and pour the wine,
And let those sea green eyes divine
Pour their love madness into mine,
don't care whether
TITS snow or sun, or rain or shine,
If we're together.
Mortimer CoLius.
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THE sEvEREsT BLOW.

"But the greatest injury inflicted upon
the bank was the absconding of our un-
fortunate teller, Glrty. 1t is true his de-
fslcstion amounted to only $4,000, but
the affair seemed to shake the general
confidence felt in the bank, and the con-
seouent damage was very severe. Next
came reports of failures OF savings banks
il New York, then in ST. Louis, and
finally in Chicago, and these, together
with the corruption exposed in connec-
ton with some OF them, exerted reflex
influence upon Us. The Chicago failures,
and the publication of mysterious reports
about the condition of certain savings
bank, proved too much for us, and a.
thong h we had made long and gallant
fight, we were at last obliged to succumb.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-05

VERY VALUABLE PROP RTY IN
' Bellaire, worth about 5000, which |
will sell che APP or exchange for small
farm OF country place in The vicinity Of
Wheeling, on either side of the river. No
better property IN BellaiTe as an invest
ment. Can see or address me at Bridge
port, y. J. :. COCHRAN.
SaDl3AOdy
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roR sALE
FOR SALE.

LNIGHTY CHOICE BUILDING LOTS ON
d Wheeling Island; price from 500 TO
sou each. Only ope-siXth of the purchase
money required in cash. The residue may
be paid annually in i've equal install
ments, with interest. Apply 70
JOHN p. GILCHRlST,
oc3Oh At Ton Mill.