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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-16
A NEW KIND OF FIRE ESCAPE.

TO THE EDITOR HERALD:--
Your editorials having reference TO tho Brooklyn
theatre and the st. Louis southern Hotel fires are
leemlng with suggestions to theatre and hotel pro-
prictors, advising than TO remodel and improve the
interior OF their establishments by introducing
stone starways, having the elevators built in towers
attached to the main building, with doors opening on
every door; and placing large coils OF rope IN
vonicnt places Tor the use OF their patrons
aud guests In case sudden confiagration
breaks out II all this wore done the work
would be still incomplete, and experience teaches
the utter worthlcssness OF n downward means OF
exit In panic scizcg the inmates Of the doomed
building and rush takes place, because they will
crush and trampe each other In their anxiety reach
the street. The only reasonable place OF exit ~ from
the upper gallery or hallway OF building TO an iron
bridge suspended to house opposite or II more con-
venient ana suitable and to entail less expense,
the same side OF the street. l cannot con-
ceive OF any more convenient or accessible
method OF escape from burning building;
besides the expense is comparatively nothing
compared with that entailed In renodelling and
altering the interior and exterior OF building which
tney 1.-THE proprietary Will undoubtedly do. In
twelve fourteen days all tho hotel and theatre pro-
prieturs throughout the Union could have these
passage ways attached to their buildiEas and in III
turc II sudden connagration false alarm OF nre
should occur In a crowded place OF amusement, the
people could escape without barn. and the press
30 spared tho narrowing details of terrible loss OF
lite. have hopes that this plan other equally
good one Will be put In operation
THOMAS j. BROSNAN, 10 Roosevelt street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-03

In order to establish health on q sure
basis, the enfeebled system must acquire
additional vigor. And yet, patent as this
fact Is, and widely known Rs It is, too many
people neglect this vital point in the self
treatment Of disease, and physicians are
very often equally rtmiss, res0rting to the
use OF palliatives which affect symptoms
only, and fail to accomplish the chief end
in view, which Is, Or should be. iRrigOrd.
lion. The main reason why HostOtterG
Bitters are so successful in overcoming
disease is that they impart Vitality where
It is deficient, and thus, build up super.
structure for exhausted nature to recu.
perate upon. The Bittsrs also improve the
appetite, soIthe tho nervous system when
oyer-strained, and sre a genial and agree.
able medicinal stimulant, with basis Of
pure spirits holding in solution botanic Gle.
mentS Of the greatest efficacy. eod&w
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MISCELLANEOUS NEws.-Twelve hun.
bred manufactures in Connecticut are moi
paying expenses. Why don't they strike,
The Hartford Caraat beat all its co.
tempOraries by nea! stroke OF enterprise.
It republishCd from It's own files Of l777
complete account Of the battle Of Ben.
nington.
brigham Young has fifty grandchil.
dren, OF what Gentiles consider lawful
descent. He has iorty.seyen living chill.
dren Of all mothers. His second wife is
strong in the faith and much blessed in
her postcrity.
Bishop Simpsons long promised CYCLIC.
pedia Of Methodism has got on to the
extent Of 100 pages octave royal in print,
and the whole book, which will have l 900
pages, will be ready next spring. Zion,
Herald warrants it "withOut QualitiCa-
ton"
The area Of the United States, including
Alaska, its latest acquisition, is S,603,S44
square miles. The area OF Europe, inclu,
ding the adjacent islands, which contain
about 81, 900 miles, is S,25O,OOO, Of which
Russia owns nearly one third.
The Russian army is very Scantly sup.
piled with bands, the men marching to the
music Of their own songs. We should
think that when man has been compel.
ed to listen to Russian song he would
want to tight somebody, ithe had to walk
five hundred miles to find the man.
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iIonndsYiIIe Gems.

From PltTiskG paper. .....
The summer season IL about over, but
camp meeting and other drawbacks keep
up the dust and an occasional shower.
The camp meeting this year was more
largely attended than last year. Hun
dreds Of we'll dressed people from differ,
ent parts Of the country we're here and
the scores oil carriages and hacks that
kept running all day al q lively speed
made matters lively Everybody seemed
well pleased with their Sunday visit and
for that II nothing else everything passed
of satisfactory. .;
Several roWdies under the influence OIL
whisky violated the town ordinance on
Sunday and were escorted 10 the Lookup
by Sergeant Hanen, The camp meeting
people ought to DO more careful Of their
kind OF associates o. their associates may
be furnished.
A new pavement has been constructed
on the bakery street, extending around
the pump corner 10 az alley. II ia well
laid and makes surrounding appearances
more attractive and city like. The curb
Ing is also very well laid.
A steamboat got aground on very
dangerous shoAl at the mouth Of Grave
creek on Sunday evening. Whether she
got of or not is difficult TO say, as she ap,
peAred 10 be in distress, but no assistance
Of any account could be given her,
The various industries about town are
running with their accustomed regular.
ity Very little opposition is prevalent
against the busy class Of people. The
success Of the business portion Is moi
far distant and the growth Of the place
Is in earnest and deadly advancing.
The European war il wagipg with
greater ardor than many suppose, but
the Losses and reserves are apparently
even on both sides and aS casualties the
world is startled At their unceasing re-
suits. War 10 terrible, but that in En-
rope is endless SO far as fighting is con
cerned.
Hayes has got back to Washington and
his "circus" trip isGppArently satisfac
tOIg W lue peOplS BeHeEhLlyI WV III
laundering after travelling is somewhat
moderated from that Of any OF his pre-
deceSsorS. The country needs rest ant
not confusion and excitement under the
present circumstances.
The West Virginia political situation
Is on the mend and We hope to chronicle
the peaceable solution OF this problem
and satisfactory arrangement made tC
settle the wrapgling and dissatisfaction
among the people. Anyway matters are
looking up and anxieties are gradually
Subslding, l.H
The business portion Of the community
iS always on the lookout for better times
but they seldom come around when grea
deeds are engrossiDg the minds Of the
surging masses. The Wsnt Of any OF The
necessarics Of lie is scarcely felt among
any one at present which ought 10 be !
source Of eradication among all il moth
ing more can be got,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-03
DUPONT'S
Wheeling Powder Agency,

Ihsgs at all tlmesin Magazine a large
stock Of the abrVe celebrated Powder,
viz: Rifle, Sporting lin Oans), Blasting
and Mining, In metallic packages, which
Twin sell ct Wholesale al mauuiaotursr's
priO's. ! have Portable Magazines Of
different sizes for shipping and will deIly.
er free on cars or boat. This Powder
Is unequaled In strength and quality.
ieil N. REILLY, Sole Agent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-03

To REMOVE DANDRUFF.-This is a nat.
ural secretion, but becomes cutaneous
complaint by neglect, Take an ounce Of
powder borax, a piece otunslaked limo the
size OF chestnut, and a tablespoonful Of
spirits OF ammonia; put them into quart
bottle and Gll /, up with boiled or pump
water. After twelve hours apply this
wash to the scalp. Ladies can apply ii
best with fine spong. Rinse with tepid
water. After few applications the scales
will disappear, the hair become soft and
brilliant, and young hair will be seen to
start ont. Dandruff should DO cured grad.
ually, 80 as not to produce sick headache
or dizziness by itS sudden suppression.
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good looks. They have nothing like
the gallAntry Of our American gentle.
men. / don't think much Of the society
here. Il 10 so very ItiH and formal, and
70 aWiully proper.
/ fear l have tired your patience with
my long letter, go will postpone any fur
Their news until my next
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Tho senside Librnrr.

!. East Lynne, by Mira. Henry Wood Double
JoSS IT;i;IS% Gov, % ;i
Z. A Halter, ChlS, Reade'A new novel. zoe
3. The Black.lndleA Jules Vcrn6's IAtest...,, lOc
9, Last Days Of Pompeli, by BulWer...... loo
Z. Adam Bcde, by George Eliot. double No. zoe
s. 7 he Arundel Motto, BY Mary Cecil H,y....iCc
y, g. 9d %5ddle!ons Money By Mary Cecil lIaylOc
y. The NIL on the Floss, BY GeorGe Eliot,.., zoe
y Tbs American Senator, By Troll pe....... zoe
y. a Princes. Of Thule, BY Vim Black-,,,,,,,, ~
y The Dead Secret By Wikle Toe
10 K9moLA, ~ George Eliot. (DOub'G No. !. ZOE
10 The English at tho North Pole and Fled
Of Ice. In one book. By Jules VcrIe. l0c,
u. Hidden PerilS, By Mary Cecil Hay lOc
u. Blrhara's History, By Amelia d. Edwards. zoe
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w simpleton. By ChRs, ReIde. (sinRle Nc. i lOc
W Felix Holt, the Radical, by George Eliot, zoe
%. Tho Rooing OF, BY Nm. Alexander, sIc
~. The Mystery, BY Mn. Henry Wood. 10
~. Heritage Of Langdal0, By Mrs. AlcTRnjeT i0r'
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General Sherman, U. 8. A., and lady, wa,Ains.
ton, u. c.
Iijar General George G. Meade, U. A, PhH.
adelPhll.
Brigadicr General Lawrence p. Graham, U. S.
A, and lady. Austin, Texas.
lihgadler General INNS n. Palmer, e, s A Erd
lady, Omaha, Htb.
VIee Admiral Dd,id Porter, U. n, Washing.
ton, D. {.
Rear Admiral Joseph Smith, U. s. N, wnhinE.
ton, D. c.
Mrs: Admiral Dahlgren, Washington y. c
aur6
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IlIElh

sEADR1GHT.- On Friday night, August Slst,
1871, at u O'Clock, IsABKL, wife OF c. W Seabrght,
In the egIh year q her age.
Funeral serVioeIIt the German LuthGnn Church,
Centre Wheeling, this (HOndAyl afternoon at fifteen
minutes past three O'Clock. Friends Of tho family
arc respectfully invited. Intcrnent atMt. Zion
CemGLeIY.
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A NEUAL ANNOUNCEMENT:
A ESuAL ANNOUNCEMENT:
Wheeling Female College,
OPENS ITS NEXT YEAR
WEDNESDAY, September 5ih.

The College Is beautifully situated ard within
easy walking distance Of any part Of the city slrtSi
healihIulnesI Of situation It Is unsurpassed and ii,
whole internal aud external RTfaDgenenis aft Il
the highest order. The Trustees have made eIirb.
IlVe improvements during the vacation, aud hsTs
hlsS enlarged the CourSe Of study, thus sltTaiipS
the standard for graduation. Catalogues and MI
information may b. obtained BY addressing The
Principal, MISS A. TAYLOR
BoLID OF TRUsTEES-Hon. c. D. Hubbard.
Prudent; DT. I. II. Logan. EscTCidry; D c. In,
3D., IfsaJprer: Thomas liornhFook, Eiq., ]. n.
Hubbard. E'q., A. W. Campbell, Fog, H. K. Lit,
Esq, Augustus Pollock, Eq, Benjamin Davenport
Ei JAints y, Rhodes, Eq, Samuel P. HIldteb,
Ei., Hon, A. ]. Sweeney, q. X. Wheat, Eiq 10.
seph Bell, Esq. Au.7
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SHIELDS HOUSE,
No. 7 SIKH ST., near Suspension Bridge,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
W.. H. sTAHLRAN, Proprietor

This House has been Thoroughly Tcnovutcd and
reatted, with all the modern Improvements added.
Ladies and Families will dnd the House Iuited In
every way to their wants,
PTinte entrance, Phriors, &c.
II "a l0CAied In one Of the most prominent streets
In the business centre Of the CITY and Is we'll ven.
tilated throughout.
1hs table Is supplied with the hest the market
Affords. Street cars pass the door every fVe min
utes for all parts Of the city Allegheny Manchester
and South Side.
The proprietor hHs ssrved long time In The buIl.
mess and knOWI we'll the wants Of guests eppeclAl-
~ thosc Of cur farmers. Rates very moderate only
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MERCHANTS HOTEL
North Fourth ST. above Market,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa

This iavorltc Hotel, with accommodations for
800 guests, has been leased by the Iubsgrber for
term Of year.. II can be aid With confidence that
the old Muchints, under the new administration,
Is already an assured success and II Is my dOGTIn-
nation to meet the Just expectations d the public
In tlCtG times Of financial depression, by intTOduo-
Ing graduated scale Of prices from 81 90 10 50 %
per day, with board, according 10 location Of room.
The service, table and all other accommodations
tho ame 10 ill gutStl.
During the past year many Improvements were
made, among them passenger and baggRSe ElevA'
tor, thus rendering all TOOmB Of easy ACcesS Other
Improvements are In progress, which, when finish
ed, will place the Merchants Hotel Ieeond 10 none
In Philadelphia
The location Of the house Il one Of the mort cor
Tenlent and really central Of any In the city. Tho
rooms are light, airy, we'll ventilated and hat d.
Bomsly furnished. HorEO cars Of various lines pas
coriRnty by the door, offering every opportunity
TO the guests, every moment day and night 10 visit
all points Of public interest.
ie25 Is. LOBE, PRoPRIEToR.
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Virginia II. Wheat Ct al. In ChanesTy.
BY virtue Of decree entered In tho above entk
tied cSuio on the 2h d,y Of June, A. y. 1871, the
undersigned, who was aPpolnled sPeclIl Commits
lioneF fpr the Purp ., WI iell on
"WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 29lh, A. b. 1871,
commencing At 10 O'clock, A. ~, At the front door
Of The Court HOuse Of ohio county, West VirEinia,
the following described real estate that . 10 Gay
All that lot or parcel Of ground described ~ lot
Numbered one 10 fquAru twenty nlne In the Plat Of
the addition 10 the city Of Wheeling laid out by
Charles 4, Churchill, trustee Tor Emily A. Zane,
and called Buepa Vista addition 10 the slid city,
the IamB being sixty feet front on Twelfth street.
and extending back the same width one hundred
feet, together with all ard slngulr the heTedlla.
ments and BppuItenanoss thereto belonging or In
any vile Arp0rtalning thereto On the Wtst side
Of iail lot there Is an alley ten feet In width ex-
tendlps back the full depth Of the Laid lot, 1--WE
feet " which alley belongs 10 the tAld lot, and Il
Is understood aud ngttOd that the Iaid ALI shall
be kept open pcfpetullly for the accommodation Of
the different premises 70 which the Gime belongs.
TEHds or SALE-One-lhiTd or more II the put-
chaser 70 elect cash In hand the balance IN two
equal lnstallmeuis at one and two Yeas the puT-
chaser giving notes bearing interest," with good per
BOnAl security, for the deferred ply mentI.
W. J, W, COWDES,
Special Commissioner.
W. II. HGLLIR, Auctloueti. jy25
The above sale Is adjourned until wEDSES-
DAY, September 6ihr 1911 at 10 O'Clock An.
W. J. W. COWDEN,
auSO Special Commissioner,
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NEACHERs' EXAMINATION.

The Annual Elimination Of Teachers Tor III,
Public Schools In Ohio county will take place IN
TrlSdelphlA on
MONDAY and TUESDAY, Sept. 10 and II, ISL
at . o'clock A. n.
All penOns expecting to teach In any q the Pub.
lie schOoll Oltho county during the ensuing school
year will 30 required 10 attend this examination
boih dGyL There WiN 6s no pirate tEimi, aiierL
II 10 case Of emergency It becomes necessary 10 hold
an examination Of particular ladlVlduIls, twin ls
held publicly, at one Of the District Ins,Itules.
BY order Of Board Of Examiner.
au?S"dAW JOHN c. FAIRS.
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LUXURIOUS GROWTH OF FLOWERS.

Flowers grow in the most luxuriant
manner. 1t Is very tantalizing to,think
Of my friends nursing in the house, at
home, flowers that grow almost wild
here, such as geraniums, heliotrope, yer.
benas, calla-lilies, &C., &c. Some Of the
native birds are very amusing; there Is
the laughing .jackass, bird about the
size Of small pheasant, which has
laugh much resembling mans. Magpies
are numerous, as are also the cockatoop.
which are n large fine bird, and talk
much better than parrot. All native
trees are eVergreens, 20 that the country
never looks thoroughly barren. The eli.
mate is perfectly delightful so far "a |
have seen. A great many people com.
plain Of the summers, but ! have heard
numbers say, who have tried both, that
they are not near so trying as the sum
mers in the United States. The winter
weather is perfect, Just cold enough 10 be
bracing, with few days Of rain each
week; while the other days are clear and
beautiful Wood is very much used
for fires, and there is native root,
called "MAllce" root, that "a very
cheap and makes delightful FIRE.
The squatter tree takes tho same position
that the aoaters used to take in the South.
AvIsrT 10 PARLIAMENT.
I attended the opening OF Parliament
not many weeks since. Il was quite i'm.
posing, The Chief Justice, the acting
Governor, (ihis colony being without n
Governor at presently appeared in his
robes, consisting Of tight fitting black silk
stockings. low patent leather shoes with
silver buckles, knee breeches, black gown
and a long white lace cravat like lsdys
tied bow with long ends, white curly wig
and white gloves. He was accompanied
by his aid.de.camp, dressed in the full
British uniform, and his private Secreta.
ry. Everything Is thoroughly English in
this part Of the world. The people have
that stiffness and formality peculiar 10
the English nation. Everybody takes
everything very quietly. There is Meth.
er "gush nor rush." The Sladies are
neither stylish nor pretty, and The ZEN.
tlemen, none Of them, can boast Of very
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NOTICE.

PErCntI and Guardians having daughters 10
educate, and Who Wiah to secure for them tie
advantages Of 4 ant elAE Engll,h ard Frtpth
Academy, With musical Instruction UNSURPASSED Il
not uuequAlod 10 this country, and all At exceed
lngly Moderate mites are hdTStd TO lnTtStlgate the
claims Of the Academy Of the VlSitAtOni at Mt.
dc ChIntRl, near Wheeling, ", Va.
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The meat market is average only. II
seems to nc meat is rather expensive,
though l am no judge, az never bought
any, any other place. Good roast beef
costs about 20 cents n pound, but mutton
is pay cheap, and the sweetest, incest /
ever tasted; and one can have it fresh the
year round. The fish and poultry market
is good too, and not expensive. Things
generally are cheap, and no housekeeper
can have the slightest excuse for not hav.
ing a good table ut all times, with a
variety,
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FNECUTORs aALE.

The underIlgntd, EIctutorO Of the Last will and
testament Of n. C. Arthur, deceased, late Il the
city o. Wheeling, Wet HIIiLii, hereby gives me-
lce that by virtue Of the Provisions Of said will,
he will on |-.H
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aI.5O PER DAY.

DroVcrI and Farmers should bclT 10 mind that
the sAhling attached 10 the House Is very laRe
and Of ths best order, Accommodations for Gov
hOTfes.
FE'E. B.-The Wheeling INrRLLrsEscEs Is TO
ceiTed regularly at this HOuie Tor the benefit Of
guests FROM that sect sepS-M