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generally taken by Southern members who
strongly opposed any action looking to delay
in the progress Of the count
readopt the action takenby the caucus on Satur-
day night. but pending the consideration Of this
resolution the motion to- take recess until tho
commission had submitted its decision in tho
Oregon casc TO the joint convention of tho two
Houses was made and carried almost unanl-
mOusly. .
This action Ia generally looked upon as a
notification Of tho resolution adOpted on Sat-
urlay evening, IA II leaves the whole subject
OF fllibustering and making dillatory motions
to delay tho count opon after the case OF Oregon
has been determined by the commission
proposition wns submitted by Jones OF Ken
tucky that inasmuch as tho commission had
failed to meet the requirements Of tho electoral
law, the Democratic members OF II should be
requested to withdraw, but this was not acted
upon by the caucus.
expressed himsclf strongly in favor OF going
ahead peaccably with the count, introduced a
motion similar to the ono made by Mr. Raagan
on Saturday evening. that the House offer no
Interruptions to tho prOgtcss OF the count hut
this was tabled by a considerable minority,
Pending the proposition TO acquicsce Mr.. Ran
dali mndc IA very violent speech ia opposition
to II.
Only two Democrats IN the Ohio delegation.
Messrs. Payne AMI Neal. fnvor the resolution to
submit to the action Of the commission. Tho
motion. however. was not n@ted upon, and the
only one OF significance adopted was the one 10
tlkO "a recess.
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ILENTS And ms P.IRTY.
Another Evening In the Eagle Theatre, bot
an Important Attraction Absent.

The weather Of Yesterday morning was so
inclemont that the Grand Duke Alexis and party
kept their hotel until hooH. Thon Alexis went
out alone for a long walk. from which h. did not
return until laie in the afternoon. Constantine
and DIR. Condrna also took a stroll about tho
upper part o! the city. The party were SO well
pleased with the entertainment in tho Eagle
Theatre on Saturday evening that. in spite Of
the numerous invitations OF other managers.
they went to soc last evenings performance in
the same theatre. Tho opera was " La Grande
Duchess with Aimee In the title role. At q
O'Clock she sent a not" To VI. Grnu. informing
him of a sudden iuii-yO-itlDn, that would Keep
her at home Mmo. Gueymari was hastily sub
stltuted. and a notice OF the change was aiiA ed
To- the door ~ th" theatre. Til, had Tia" cffsct
OF turning hundreds away Not awar" Of tho
change. the ducal party arrived and occupied
close of the first nrt Alexis and Baron Srhilling
went home. The rest Of tho party remained
until the closo Of the opera.
The conmttce OF arrangements of the Mar
tina WASH hington reception sent formal inyita-
uOns 10 the duca party yesterday 10 attend the
reception in the Academy of Music on Thurs
day evening. and a formal acceptance of this
invitation 70 10 be sent to-day, The boxes re-
handsomely .drnpnd With Russian and Ameri,
can rOlOrs. Tho Russian Minister and several
of tho attaches OF tho Legation are expected 10
attend.
Gentlemen connected with the Eagle Theatre.
who have facilities Tor gaining inforna,ion, say
TINT Aimees indi-pDslttun is caused hy the loss
of her pet black and tan terrier. which has been
missing since sunday afternoon. when she took
II out for an airing.
Consul General Bolisro, in full uniform.
made "a formal call upon the commander Of the
Russian corvette Grey ser yesterday afternoon.
The Consular salute, nine guns. WAS fired.
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TIE GREEK CONsUL's LECTURE
DIR. Howard Crosby again In Relation to tho
Co-Eiucnti0n OF Women.

Prof d. n Botassi lccturcd in the Univer-
siy Chapel last evening on Modern Greece"
Chancellor Crosby proiaced his lecture by say
Ing thnt there l. no better way 70 study ancient
Greece than through the modern Greeks the
language being the samo to-day that II was in
the time Of Pcricles. The lecturer who is tho
Greek Consul General Of New York, and the
now Professor Of Modern Greek Language and
Literature In the New York City University, said
that. with the establishment Of independent ma
tiuuality in 1880, the purlilration OF the modern
Greek was begun in earnest trxt progress
has boon made In fOrty-snvcn ycnrs, toward "A
perfect RESUMPTION Of the language OF Thucl-
didos The modern Crooks have their pOets,
many whose productions are rich compared
with tine poems Of any other nation. and of
which It Is praise enough when We say that
they are worthy tO be callrdGr"n poetry. The
modern Greeks the lecturer said arc Il scntl-
mental, impro--i ionnl fantast" people.
The vote of thanks passed 20 tho lecturer con-
vcyed a complimentary rrcpRnliiJn Qt the ate
action Of tho University rcgnrding tho cduea-
ton Of women; In reply t. which Chancellor
Crosby snid thHt tho opening OF the University X
doors to womon hnd long been his wlsh that ho
believed IN not only equal mruiAl training of
the male and fnmale mind, hut in the same
mental training; and not only in equal and the
snme oducntiou, but in co-cdncHtlon; on tho
same benches. In IN" same lecture rooms. II
there were no other rensQn TINS prrsrnco Is
necessary for its humanltllng influence on tho
barbarian man.
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RUMORS or PE.iCE.
Turkey and SerNia Ready To Shake Hands-
HuSsin SIN WnIiike.

LONDON, Fob. 2o.--The Posts special de-
spnteh from Berlin SAYS II is reported there that
tho conclusion Of reaco between Turkey ahd
Srryia Is now assured.
Tho Standards Berlin despatch says It Is
stated in diplomatic quarters thnt tho powers
have already conldcntglly communicated to
Russia tho substance o! tho replies they intend
- make 10 Primo" Gorchnkon's circular. All
have agreed TO abstain from any intorfcrence
carry ink through tn promised reforms.
II Is reported that Russia On her part, will in
form the powers ot her intentions and ~ th"
circumstances which make 1t impossible for her
10 iorego lmmcdat y all Interference; but she
Will give no indication Of her eventual Isolated
ttal
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The Proeeed,nu. ,u Congress-.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1o.-The Senate re .
sunird its session at 10 o'clock A. NJ, with but
few senators pres nt
AT 1856 A. VI. tho President pro tom. an
nounoed that tho senate would now repair to
tho House OF Representatives. and the Senate.
headed by It's on ,ers. left the chamber.
Tho House assembled ut 1880. but no husi-
nr-- was transacted until IL O'Clock. the time
being occupied in preparing the hall for the re-
ceItion OF tho Senate Tho galleries weiN
crowded. rs usual on the days when the court
Is "a proceed.
Precisely at II o'clock the arrival OF the Sen.
nt, WIS announced. and the Senators entered
tho hall. tho membcrs Of the House standing l.
rr-eiNe thcm
Tho presiding oflcor then said: THE joint
meeting Of Congress resumes its session Tie
Objections presen nted 10 the certificates from tho
State Of Louisiana having boon submitted 70
the commission. the two Houses have recon-
vened 10 receive md consider tho decision OF
nm tribunal In writing ~ mnlorliy OF the ~,
Commis-,on.rs eerg.,,ng thefstoi IL WI my
decision was then read ns follows:
THE TRIBUNALS DECISION.
Eir1oGAL CONFUSION
wA'gmaroS, =. {, feb. Is, A is77
u.e,syg 4 ne h,-. Z eg,s; ,gpi, n, at q csg;s.
: .'i I r,, H' s e s "r r si s1a; ss1 3 9t t o,s 2 '
nos offrg meeg-, FOR ne TIM orn neiet9 Alrh g. DINO
y'm0l l~Ii, di1r'e - jan ~, leII' .
The Electoral 'mA-slt menuNnei IN said act hhVlng
received crrtuernncaies ana lapers nfiorung 70 pc
certificates anu papers hecohpAnNlnR We same o. tle
electoral vote nom 4e swir vi LeAslejA nAi We ~.
Dcu"u- heTetO splnli'ed % It under sil Act now re-
port that " has duly considered the same, pursuant 10
cam hti AMI ma l WhoiN OF Nurt dttll 2, ana uuNs
hereby decide, tat Tho votes Of William = X. uss, y.
nrN Butch Pete Joseph. l. a sheidNi, MOTHS NAfks
tnrOn LeTlsse, ORLANDO II. fIcN-ter, AM oscar lM
mon named IN tit certificate oi Nlluu ktAQsg Gov
trnlr O said sa'H which votes are eeru00d ty pid p"r
tou, a. appeArsby ie ceElneAss submit ed e. ne com
mission ns AFORESAID aho Wsihtn NOS anu s ~ shli
tied ior by the CONSTITUTION OF ue lni~i states, and
pnt the same are laNl} o. pc counted - hcrelu ceu
hr namely, cunt votes oi hnihorYrl Is lia{rs o ono
ior President, and nght votes i9r NNhan A Nhceet OF
York ior 'i,c'fl liont ING coni.Fon ha,, " q
feInrt that Tho ,ist l"fson. nfst before named were
sana.
I brief ground of this decision l. that II appears npun
p.h c'id nco as ~ tlc Constitution aud me la" nan ed
.ti aDto tnn.fe's !, cum ient Hnd lNfuneui 90 ic
tun.ieraton 0f tlr subject usi the before mriuuuci
irrtnrs appear 10 hhNo been lAMuly nPlptn"l 'u' 2
k ,ptln ~ tefi esiinins March T. ISL Of he STATE
d Loui-iana ana unf they voted such at the time,
tI lu tlc manner provided Tor by the Constitution VI
Ana m" conu,i,son has by q majority OF votes de-
nld mnt not competent under t.e con,u.euon a99
.s .N az M N','l al i,v n"f M ~ '1 p%nssHsI % ~ the
irS.r', ol h. scnec ~ s prc,,"s Of IKE two ISnscs
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Coo, r and clear, ~ Iartly clouly wcathe
JorIINGs .InoUr roUM

an'1a ir'"H.. 'lii''ii 'tom'nro" V,mns' ''''O
GcorFs Esn9oq VII lspr2 qn & ITsi TINT Life in
Elm Iasus Of Charlton street who was
mn,i by hgI clothes wo4Ds a4e on Saturday died yes
Paul nluer. nr man. was thrown from an
Ncn! injured.
Patrick Lonnard of Go East Thirteenth stros
yc't s'e!, ani Na, ki.l.i.
While chasing some hoys IN Gran strcct las.
police feu aui hal hi,l', nru,n
Mr. leqoc Van wnkleTil ths cyening, il the
La% S'i'n iron a. Aanirr a5,'c,a, 10 Ju,aman
Joseph Ma--uo and p"ro .la-so hgd m
stabbed Ma'sAo m t, roht llea'L a''"''o "A
locariu
The heqds soflhe Police 1cal'h. and IIarbor ,1.r
ir'i-,. il9at. .iin- t' aiia.s ~ Lrae Hen Gass
wlNa40ro was burning the tn'm. At 1913
ng,.. m '.}' }'.,., ,.,' r, .,,, "'"lo' and was
Fire sisrol nrr driving room o'J.A Dun
D " @ ,' .'', S' ., aud 'l ,.s5 '5,''' '"'' evening
Nrt Einh,'h C, GSy stml2n Sstlr y.sterlssy
o,toluo.n,iole ~tiDm'n sHc, ,ay,,
IN ! lwrl S'lon'k's suit aransi Me Church
,sc.l ,o,s,sc an or'.i,., 'oi a ,,'a, a ior The
ehui,h, iAc Ju, save AID ,ip',ye'.lds.
G,orae L. MWwl of tho Sio.k EEgh}aaIngetej
"a,h,.. Ior sala.5 o..htIr tn.n nu. renpany.
sSu' tbs a.a,a oiu'o~mlo,
Agioa2 IGn w2 mpi"1 % lnt TO ,iSn Eil' liss h,s
c.i'y uaii ' "' " ''''' '''''' WV ''' W. wv
n.a N-srs "a Gargt St q NE E9tmorc anq ohs q
a Ns j
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"Can I get n nights lodging hcre1" n woll-
dressed young girl asked of scrsL Roony in the fith
street police station last evening
lhe Sergeant looked at h,r AMI then gave her nfy
cents ami the ailcss OF house where she could get
~ 'lt'r Tor the MI. ht
60 thank Aou. sir tic girl salt, 'hrt DO NOT want
money all ASK . Aul thru She lul. Into
rar- ard SAIL her name was AunIe MotroNfy. the
dan, tor mauufl. ff.r 300 p4Nhufy. conn tai uu
sunday her father Dil' 4 hsr, ani yesterday morning
she ran iNuN fiun hNI- She was -eNtutetu Ntar, u
a.e Mr- Wfhh. ur matgOu in the rnuDe Central OM,o
d. Nlied ior Aer s4e Mu. De Iti4lD,l ~ Aer parents
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Margaret Enwrlght of 100 Greene street heard
the door OF her open last evening, md
fruncd by man. who ted assault her she screamed
Tor a-,tince. The sprang upon her. knocked hog
down. struck her with s h-t. and orilcd her 10 stop.
She told linn 10 take ALL N lac wuud leave her. but he
drew hulie AMI -tlhhcd hor twice iu iie Lack rhe
wounds are Tom. and .up sol te Dee Hia Tie wHs about
60 stab ,, rusain wh,utpp olcilus footsteps itishened
"a lac lll.k
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IoNDo@ Fob. 20.-An onlrlal Geographic de-
spaieh nom the vccroy o nia, dated reh H. reports
that Tie number OF natives tie r,lci works showsa
nirihcr relreiou OF 32pnn Naira. ami itpp ~ Rom.
hAN the prices OF grain are n'ln, iu n,t u tr Madras
Districts ,'rlns io large imporpuons. In Bombay rccs
n .l.-I
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scnntor Hngy on Ju,lIce Rradiey.

WASHINGTON. Feb. l9-In the remarks Of Son
ntur boy In the Senate ON saturday last in regard To
the notion oi Justice Bradley. the reporter mi,unlcr
stood THE nntDr and quoted Inn as ,nNin. tho names
pll ilfvf. ami MNlhoruu4h have come down 70 ~ for
age past red with disgrace Ac what Mr. Hugy
dh say was that the names o Jrnreys and Nurbury
have come down 10 a. Tor ages pnst Ae.
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The Strike In the wnm.n,ta Mills.

New BEDFORD Mass. Fob. 19.-The antlci-
uai strike n the Wan-u'tH nul operatives took plre
ioiay The Mills are preparing Tor long shut town.
Operatives other mill, nave agreed " AID the strikers
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IoSpoV, Feb. l9-1hr number of Turkish
n i,a DuA it4td u tie AlliI- %. f Dtl1hr hh. IN
cit frrfu il 900 tt 10 Nf SlH.ir9 tu sJ.Vp Tue
garrison o. Rulschuh number, l!'''iacn
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"Morcau-I Iofovrc." tho oldest anl most
French ot rampagncs Victor Il, Mhuacr lO RcAdv 81,
New iVlh.-1is.
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Malthy'- oysters are chcst, aud cost less than any
lvVd ~ nArhcL heN lvlA depot Al Harrison sL-Ais
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The Brooklyn Adermens deadlock was not
1rQhen Yesterday.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-06-02

LEG1L I'D REFRESHMENTS.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

By virtue Of decree, rendered in the
Circuit Court OF Monongalia county, w.
Va, on the 23d day of March, 1877, in n
chaneery cause pending in said court,
wherein Obadiah Sprowls is plaintiff and
James p. Menear ia defendant will sell
at public sale to the highest and best bids
der, on the public grounds, in front Of the
eourt>housc in said county, on
MONDAY, THE 18TH OF JUNE, 1877,
Chat being the first day Of the June term O
the County Court Of said county, all that
certain tract or parcel of $50 acres of
land, which was sold and conveyed by said
Obadiah Sprowls to said James p. Mencar,
by the deed mentioned in the bill and pro-
ceedings in said court.
TERMS OF SALE: LIST. For so mnch
cash in hand as will be sufficient to pay the
costs said suit and the costs and comm1s>
sions OF said sale.
I'd. For the residue credit ofG, Is and
30 months, in conal ;nstallments, bearing
interest from Tie day Of sale, for the pays
ment whereof the purchaser shall execute
bonds with good security.
JOSEPH M0RELAND,
At 5>25 Special Com'r.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-06-02

THE CoNcERT-The concert given
at the Seminary last Thursday even
ing, was attended by a large audience
and was success throughout. The
music was judicionsly selected and
we'll rendered. The first piece given
was a chorus by number Of little
girls. This was followed by q cor
net solo, with piano accompaniment.
1t was rendered by Walter A. Mes
trezatt and Miss Susie Moore. The
title Of the piece was "Songs without
Words containing Gods VIII and
from The Ncckar to the Rhine"
This is composition by Fhrede and
is popular piece with several noted
Solo-cornetists. 1t is seldom a Nor
gantown audience is favored with
music Of this class. Next was an
instrumental Duet arranged by Al
BERT and was performed by Misses
Moore and Hagans. This was follow
ed by number Of Choruses and
Quartettes, the entertainment CON
cluded with a chorus ''The Gypsy
Girls The striking portion of the
last chorus was the solo sung by
Miss Mary Hagans, who certainly
has a wonderful voice for one of her
years. We do not desire to seem
cgotistic, but we do want to say Il
word for the musical talent of Nor
gantown. 1t is noticeable in her
churches, in her schools, in her fam
lilies, and even in her streets. We
hare CoGlet Band that is not sur
passed in the State. We have the
Youngest Solo-cornetist in the Wofld.
We have heard him play from G.. be
low, to f. above the staff. He throws
his soul into the music, giving it a
seemingly electric effect upon the
listener. And we expect some day
to see the name of Walter A. Mes
trezatt enrolled high up among the
musical celebrities of the world.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-06-02

HEaidsviIIc.

The Murphy movement was set on
foot at Jack Bowlby's, on Robisons
run, on last Saturday night. The
speaker and organizer of the lodge
was the Rev. Mr.. Burwell, a Baptist
minister from Pennsylvania. Quite
a number joined the order.
Mr.. George Arthur, who few
years ago was mischievous urchin
with the rest of us, Mt the Vaudeville
school, preached an interesting and
able sermon at this place on the even
ing of the 18th inst, A company Of
festive lads and lively lasses came
over from Stumptown and vicinity in
a spring wagon to attend divine SER
vices that evening. They started away
from the church in high spirits, unit
ing their voices cxuberently in sing
ing, Gle Will Garry Us Through
when, sad to relate, the first little hill
they came to, their horses, whether
charmed by the music or thinking
they might carry themselves through
or what other cause, is not known
stopped and refused to be urged any
farther until the wagon was relieved
Of its passengers, when they walked
OFF very nicely up the hill, leaving
the discounted boys and girls to fol
low along at their leisure, meditating
no doubt upon the uncertainty of
humane events.
Mr. lar Davis has sold his house
and lot Of five acres for $3.50, to Pc
ter L Conway. The money is to be
paid down and Davis is to have poss-
until the LIST, Of April next.
Our next Teachers Institute will
be held ut Vaudeville on next Satur-
day evening, commencing at 3 O'Clock.
Cornelius Lazzell is preparing to
build u new house on his farm laying
above Vaudeville.
Mrs. Polly Tapp has been quite
i'll for the last few days, but we learn
that she is getting better
Dt-t,p
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-06-02
The New school Board.

Henry S. Hayes, Sam'l Sears, VIM
Hoge, w. c. McGrew and A. w. Lor
entz, members elect of the Board o
Education of the District of Morgan
town, having been duly qualified, me-
at the office of A. w. Lorentz, Wednes
day, May 25, 1877, and organized by
electing the following officers, viz
Henry S. Hayes, President; A. w
Lorentz, Secretary; w. c. McGrew
Treasurer; Sam'l Sears, Sup't Of
Grounds and Buildings.
On motion it was ordered that Jno
w. MADEIRA be employed to take the
enumeration of the children, in the
District, between the ages of 6 and
81 years.
There being no further business
before the Board, it adjourned to meet
on the first Monday of June next.
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Personal MENTION.


HI. Stealey Dering is in New York.
viii. Horner is again in Chadwick 5
store, for time.
Capt. VIM. Stoy has been spendip g
few days in town lately.
Thos F. Watson Esq, of White
day was in town Tuesday.
David Chadwick jr. and Charlie
Mills have gone to Pittsburgh.
T. r. Wiley is slowly recovering
from an attack OF typhoid fever.
We are pleased to see Charley
Glenn is out again after his illness.
Mrs. A. w. Lorentz has returned
from her visit to Moundsville and
Wheeling.
Our esteemed fellow citizen, S. III.
Shriver of Battelle District, called en-
us Monday.
Our former school fellow Lonny
keck is at home again. He has been
in business, near Pittsburgh for sever
al months.
Mr.. A. J.. Wade went to Grafton
!
Wednesday morning to attend tho
ceremonies of decorating the soldiers
graves, which takes place on the 81 ST
of May.
w. L. Boughner, Esq, of Rowlsburg
spent short time in town recently
Coaley is as lively as usual and seems
to enjoy his new profession (shucking
saw logs very much. He will spend
commencement week here.
r, c. Huntington and X. ID. Walk
err, Esqs., OF Fairmont, called to see IL;
Tuesday morning. Between here and
the Mountain City Mr.. Walker lost hi,
pock ct hook, but an old Monongaliar
found it and promptly restored it to it,
owner.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-06-02

CHURCH DEDIcATIoN.-Rcv. Low
Their dedicated new church near
Rock Forge last Sunday. 1t was
named Mellen's Chapel. The church
is a commodiouS structure for the
locality in which it is situated and
reflects credit upon its members there
1t is almost paid for, only $40 remain
ing to be paid, We are informed
that the Sunday School at this place
numbers 75 members. A large mum
Der of persons from town and Other
places were present, a great many of
whom, took well filled baskets, AZ
ter dinner a number Of the young
folks entertained the audience with
some excellent singing, AS the
shades of evening approached the
people began to retire, all seeming to
be well pleased with the exercises.
Sheriff Hackney will please accept
our thanks for Kindness on the above
occasion.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-06-02

CONTINENTAL HoTEL.-The Cont,
mental Hotel at Fairmont is as popular
as ever. Under the management of
+. l.. Basnett it will no doubt continue
to hold its large share of patronage.
The house is nicely furnished through
out The dining-roon is under
the supervision of persons eXper-
fenced in the cuisine art and is
stocked with the best cdibles the mar
kets afford stop at the Continental.
Bills very low.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-06-02

Tom. Lumpkins is the most abus-
ed darkey we know Of He is reg
ular visitor at the house of Mr.. San.
Pickenpaugh where he delights in
giving Sans boots regular city
shine. The other day he found-as
he says-a fine pair of spectacles
at the same place the property of Mrs.
P. Tom fearing that some sneak
thief would come along and pick
them up, took them in charged and
sold them for % cts, and now Crook
T. is mean enough to charge Tom
with stealing them, thing of which
he (Tom) was never charged be-
fore.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-06-02

We, in this community, should like
to know, through your valuable pa
per, who owns the fruit. Is it the
farmers or those who own, or rent
or is it the roughs?-those nui-
sances which are q pest to all society?
A good many persons in this neigh
borhood spend great deal of time in
cultivating the grape, apple, peach,
plum, &c. Now you know it is pro-
voking to go out some morning, and
find your vines or young trees de
stroyed. They generally congregate
at or near some church or Sunday
school where they make arrange
ments for a general raid. If you
should say anything to them, their
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-06-02

The New Town Council of the
town Of Morgantown organized on
last Tuesday evening at the Mayors
office. Major McGrew the Mayor
elect presiding. The Common Coun-
ell now consists of Mayor McGrew
Recorder j. w. MADEIRA, Council men
Henry S. Hayes, E. II. Combs,F. w.
Thompson, Albert MADEIRA and Sam
uel Sears, and w. II. Bricker Ser
geant. All are good business men
and will no doubt manage the affairs
of the town in such manner as to
give satisfaction to their constit.
uents.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-06-02

Nothing can be fairer than Mr.. Dam
iel Beatty's mode of doing business, and
which cvinccs his confidence in the su~
periority of his instruments over all 9TH
ers. He warrants his pianos and organs,
for six years, gives five days test trial,
and refunds money if purchaser Is NOS
satisfied. BY this means his Instruments
are brought into competition with 9TH
ers, and invariably come out victorious.
Address all communicates to Daniel
Il. Beatty, Washington, Wares County,
n. j. See his advertisement