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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-26
The Trial of II Presbyterian
clergy man for What lAO said
Sn - IiOUlC.

The Trial of II Presbyterian
clergy man tor What llo said
in - I!OUlC.
NV Yuhx, April 81 The Presbytery
Of New brunswick met in Princeton yea.
,erdsy, IL O,yin The Trial Of the Rev.
john Miller ius alleged hPreSy. The
oil clionHhlc continents are contained In
u buok written by bin entitled Zones
tions'aw akeued by the Bible" The Phil.
adelphia Presbyterian examined them
aud declared Them unorthodox, and a
number Of clerRymen and professors OF
Princeton reached tho same conclusion
Ut conference. The Prssbytery decided
to Try Mr.. Miller. Mr.. Millsps belief
may be summarized ~ follows;
ylrs,--That there 4, no VlnInt, either 10 the
Dbr or ItsI u,tF-hs dII rina u iumortallly,
bu ih-t meu dead vii lldmb,r 10 the ErIVo until
thu rTsur reivi iTUln, md Ihat I'll ALI then be
- Is.eI IL nrNeI !i's usecr diaaIt mt eundi-
tonA =.
RLt Of Adam Huu Vi D,Vid lot Without the sluf IL
mes. OF uC GeJ inherent iu His fuIsiuthers but,
uu h be miraculous CohceptlUn o the Y rsln
May, incATna d with 'hr ! lrlt Of God, and thus
sn,6,d " Wrhs and the tuA ptAtion' to which
mere men vHe sty, That IN His d.RIh lie open.
ID pHhV y iIr We 10 h uptlon Of tue race
1hifd-Thst tho = Is 10 Trim ", but one COD,
the spirit which parvadei pll iltUEs TnAt Il IA
The SpfItni COL buTn ia Jeiu which INSIDE the
saYlvn' Of Col and that tho tam dolly Ghost Il n
mere IheioI lzl expression Tor The Spirit u God
aud IyIo. STdous T.t1 Gd hiu&slt
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How the New York Tribune Ell
poets the War 10 Result.

1Fom lnat PlPCt y 4VEs1v'
Our expectation OF the results Of the
war, briefly slated, is this, that, after a
desperate resistance, Turkey will be
forced 10 succunbi that Russia will con.
tent herself with alice OF Armenia, new
hSrbor on tho southern shore Of the
Black Sea, and her former European
boundary, including one mouth OF the
Danube; that she will lay no hand on
Ccrstantinopls, stop short OF any pro.
oeediDg which might provoke the armed
intervention OF other Powers, and leave
Turkey . phantom existence in Europe
Tor few years longer, But tho inAu.
euces which the var will Get in motion
are inclIculablc, and i. is possible that
the end may be very different from that
which We have prognostieatcd,
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OUp BoSDs ADRoAD.--ThC daily cable
Dispatch, received by the Secretary Q!
the Trea5ury, announcing the market
rate OF the az per cent bonds in London
reported it yesterday az from 1881 10
1853 The price OF these bonds, accord.
ing 10 the English method OF quotation,
is Gbou; 1903, aud Is the lowest price at
which they could be sold with exchange
exactly at par. The sales Of the 4! per
cen, bond, though not as great as before
tie excitement caused by tho impending
European var, sill continue. There is
every reason to be encouraged at the
present gtao Of American credit abroad.
Tho sale Of The d per cent honda will be
continued until the price realized is such
4! 70 how tbas4 per cents could be sold
al par. TLen the II per cents will be
Withdrawn and 4 per cents oEsred in
their place.
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PROPOSALS.

Proposals will be Ie eiVed By The Committee on
Sire, Is and Alleys until May l, 1877, for cleaning
the streets and alleys Of tho city Of Wheeling for
the year, ending Miy l, 1873,
The lids ara asked for scrAping the mud and
hauling away tho same from the paved streets and
alleys one tlmO each month, from November i 10
May l. and for cleaning the same by either scrap.
Ing or sweeping and hauling away the dirt twice q
month during the period from May TO Eovem.
Der !.
Also, h!dsare asked for cleaning the maeadnml;sd
streets Of the city by Ecraping tho mud from same
and hauling itaWay, and opening up and cleaning
the cutters on each side Of said streets one time In
the spring and one time In the Fall Of the year.
AlIJ bids are asked for cleaning the street crosg-
lngI once week aud hauling way the mud or dirt.
The whole work to be done under the control Of
the Street Commissioner.
AlsO, bids will 10 received for opening up and
cleaning the cutters on all streets Of The city which
arc not paved or macadamlECd, the same 10 be donO
oncs In the Spring and once In the Fall Of the year
The whole work 10 be done under the CONTROL Of
the Street Commissioner.
Bids will be received for the entire work above
de'cr bcd, and also for tho work Of each Item sep
ITatey.
The city reserves the right 10 deduct from the
entire amount to lie Inid for the work any proper
tiOna,e amount for each and every month aud week
when the streets and alleys or crossings arc not
scraped or cleaned and the dirt removed. The city
also IeiCrVcs the right to reject any or all tho bids
made. apo
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TIE Gelmaniown Telegraph says Of the
fruit prospect. "The iruit buds never
were more abundaGtHrd promising more
blooms, wheth,r we refer to apples, pears
or cherries, and The outlook at present lie
tha! We shall have heavy crops Of these
fruits, The peach orchards Of Delaware
and Maryland give every promise o. an
abundant yield. The buds are jus! burst,
Ing into bloom, and should no severe frost
take place, the crop will be much larger
than last. year."
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.
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pUBLIC SALE OF
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
In Wheeling and Martins Ferry.

The undersigned Will otter for sale at public aut
ton at the Walnut Grove, In Martins Ferry OF
SATURDAY, APRIL 2s, 1877.
The following desirable property Seven Lots In
the Eighth Ward, South Wheeling. two Lots IN
the Seventh Ward, zaue's IAlAnd. Also, the Wal.
nut Grove property, east Of Filth street, Martin
Ferry, extending to tho G. &P. r. q, All tho Lott
on Fifth street, Martina Ferry, fronting the WR.
nut Grove. Ono aero Of land cast OF Charlie
SIehriShts house, through which stream Of wat
or flows, and which has number Of shade tree
upon H.. A clear title With uIuAl covenants will =
given. Sale TO commence At 10 O'Clock.
IERMS-One-thlTd In hand; the balance In ~
annual payments, evidenced by the bonds Of b.
purchaser, bearing Interest from datO and JeClr,i
By lien on the property sold.
VIM. D. CABELI
A. MOORE, JR,
For Estate Col. chas. Elss, Jr., St. James Hole
ap2l
The salO Is postponed TIL SATURDAY, MAY 81.
when The property win he offered "a a whole Or d
part by the acre or lot. MI. Van Pe!t, Ohio CT
bank, Martins Ferry, will show The properly
there, or give Information. sfG
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CEALED PROPOSALS.
CLERX's OPRIcR BOARD oP CoYNl,yloyy,.
WHEELING, W, Va, Apfll ii, iss5

CLERKS OPRIcR hoard oB CONNlsloSyR,
WHEELING, W. Va, April ID, ISL
scaled Proposals. will be TccOIVCi al hi, tm,,
until May lat, 1871, a 70 O'clock noon for ,he Al
lowing county road work: ''
P0GUE's RUN ROAD-ESeAvttOn 100 eu,lc
yards. >S'''
FOGUE's RUN ROAD Matchmaking a.,
ctlbl1 yards, stone 10 10 broken TO 3.lneh Rause.
WHEELING a Kim GROVE ROAD iC,n
wells kun)-ExeayAilon 900 cubic yards, '''''
SOUTH BRANCH OF SHORT CRFRK-Fte,.
vatiyn 2 800 cubic yards,
Bids must DO separate for each road aud mu,i Il.
by the cubic yard for each class Of material speci.
yiBg IL tho case Of Excavation theprlcea iot eaftb
Loose rock and S0lld rock respectively, With m
average haul not 10 exceed 400 leet.
Proposals must gIVo the full name and postons.
address u bldderE, also the name Of some rCsToS.
Able party or parties a. reference toT the charar
aud responsibility Of the bi IdCrs.
The Board reserves the right 10 reject any OF Ill.
bids. CHAS. u, nEllERS, I!eFk
W. c. smith, Engineer. apis
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FINANCIAL.
JOIN K. BOrToRDi Prs,s GRO ADA4s, opS'r.
BANK Of TIE OHIO VALLEY
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WHEELING.


first NATIONAL BANK OF WHEELING.
:.'''"SI5OO 600
e. This Bank IlotganlEcd and prepared to trIntuot
the bulnesl Of banking In all is details
II sueecodB the FiTst National Bank Of Wheeling,
IL owned BY the same AhIrcholderh and lluader tho
same manRgeuieht.
BY c1rciGllY regarding tho interests Of III Cor.
respondents and Depodlors, and by q prompt md
faithful execution u their wishes hUpta TO mart
thelr esteem and condolences,
Notes and Bills discounted.
Collections made on all points throughout the
United states.
deposit Accounts subject to check al iisht TO-
coiyed from banks, BanEen, Films, Corporations
and IndiyidualS
CoFl!dsales q Deposit linsi payable on dOmSui
or At GKtd date.
Intenst allowed on Special DepOllt'
DIRrcIoEs:
John K Bedford, Wm. ,. simpaon,
Jacob 3. Rhodes, VIM. A, IuTngT,i
VIM. A. lett, John |. Hobbs,
A. NJ. Adhmsi &C, Dewey,
Henry NJ. Harper, iny2i.dGW
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SILKS & DRESS GOODS.

SILKS & DRESS GOODS.
BLACK s1LKs-Best Makes, Cheap.
CoLoRED SILKS-Iu all Shades.
DANAssEE slLKs-Black and Coils.
SILK BRoCADEs-Black and Coils.
SILK GBENADENEs-Black and Coils.
FEsHNET GRENADINES, in Black.
BRoCADE GRENADINES, in Black,
PRINTED ORGANIZES,
PRINTED LINEN LAWNS.
PRINTED JACKoNET LAWNS.
PRINTED BATIsTE.
ZEPHYR CLOTH.
KNICKERBocKER GRENADINES.
PLAID LINEN GRENADINES
PERSIAN CUTTINGS,
coLoRED CREToNNEs,
GRAY MoHAIRs,
MATELAssEE MoHAIRs,
MATELAssEE BA1E.
GREY DEBAGE,
BLK AND col. MoHAIRs,
FRENCH CuGNTzEs,
AMERICAN CHENTzEs,
LINEN sU1TINGs, de-, dc.
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Mighty LIttle 4. ~. stock 10 be
ktntl

stsbuTh Com nsr:inl {! Yesterday.
Asiguiscaut point was that afforded
BIZ the experience Of gentleman Of this
city, who thinking Cleveland { Pittsburgh
stock good investneS;ment ut 50, or.
dsred his New York broker to purchase
a,mRlI lot for him. They replied aging
that they had bought hundred shares NJ
80, which was Gllihs actual stock Offering
At that figure. Tho neE! day they found
Atty shares more at 81, and advised him
that no bona fis sales were made, except
by Few frightened holSsrs. Il Is q sig
nifcant TACT that those who hAyo the bes.
opportunities for knowing the exact con.
dltlon Of these roads are the most ready
to take advantage Of tho present oppoF'
tunity for investment.
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FOR SALE
mon SALE
rWn.sT0RY BRICK planning MILl

For SALE
TWO.sTORY BRICK PLANNING MILL.
Main building two stories high, with Tin Roo
size IQx7L Engine Room one story hlRh, viii
Thu Roof size 20Ki!
ono EGglhC, iA.luch cylinder, 3O.Inch stroke.
Two Boilers, % feet long, ~ Inches dlamcter,tSu
dues each.
One Palmer and Watcher; one Scroll Saw;
One Moulder; ono lemon Machine;
One Turning Lathe; ono MortICing Machine
0ue Sash Mlchinei one Blind Stllc M0rticef
Two Rip Saws and Tab esi
One Cross Cut Saw and Table;
0ne Shaping Machine;
Four Town Lots, 6Oxl2O feet each,
Ono Town Lot, 25xl20 feet,
One Store Room, two stories high; one Ware.
housa two stories high. All In good repair. Will
be sold a. bargain, For further particulars I'd
dress A. r. BRLDGEMAH,
President sa'dls Manufacturing Co., 6ardlS, Mon.
Zoe county, Ohio, ap2S'
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MeNAeHTEN.- On wednesday. April 70. 1877,
At 1 o'e.Ock P. NJ, REsEccA N. McEA1HTEX, wife
Of n. i, McNaghIen.
Her funeral will take place from the residence Of
her brother, A.. J. Sweeney, corner Of Main ard
Sixth STREETS, on Friday morning at 10 O'clock
Eatetmcnt at Mt. Wool. Friends mC Invited to
attoud
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TRUSTEES SALE.

BY virtue Of i've several deeds oil trust MAJ, ("
Glbyon l. CrHnuier, Trustee for Mary l!!h'H
Walker Hunter, and Merry Hunter, wliel' Ni1t
Hunttr, to the undersigned Trustee, said ierl, p
trust being respectively dated S0th December, u
e9th Deeember: 1871 8 III DccrmbeF ~, u
March, 1873, and 9Th Of February, 1914, mi c. y
ford in tho Clerk's ofica Of the Couniy COST =
Ohio county, West Virginia. I vii! on
SATURDAY, 18Th Of May, 49,,
Beginning At 10 o'clock a. NJ, al the :r2li 10;
The Court Hou,o Of Ohio county, proceed 10 ~ n
tho highest and best bidder the fOllowinsde W.
real estate situate on 2Ine'S hland, ONO o9lsH.
West Nig!uiI, to.Nit: Commencing At rom @,
corner Of lot numbered eleven UD, i..l o-, ~
Daniel Zan'i thence south elghty-sIE ~ re,
Huron stIeet thence Welt one hundred aGI w
iy.hTG (l26) feet TO Hunters alley; thsu' ~
ninety 1907 feet; thence east onohundIed laiI'
ty.aVe (l25) feet 10 place Of beginning. ht't
that piece Of real eAtGie OIL Wheeling leland W..
Ing on North Huron street and founded IS 'S,Ii'
beginning Al a point on tho west side Of so'.H u
ron street, which point 10 the north east "a,
the property conveyed by Walker luaiti aAl
10 Elizabeth Dew by deed daiel lOth selN1l
lsbt, aud now OF record IN the Clerk > oi.'' . .
County Court Of Ohio county In deco b'9E ~
- md u (aRd now oWntd by q, J. ~
thence running with tho moth linO a ahi iF
~ conveyed 70 Elizabeth Dew ~ ti1fol'l B.
alley commonly called Hunters R.!tyi Ihrt,g
niug IN noFtherly direction With III" W. ",
itc alley thirty.tEo (32l feet thence rugn't
tlne pa'allol with said north line Of q ityiS,,,
convey Cd 10 Elizabeth Dew to the west Hae o.
Huron street, and thence runlpg With u. 10
west aide OF South Huron street to the P.'a'"
ginning. ....
selling as Trustee, will only convey ''.' '.
~ Is vested IN me as such trustee
Terms made known on day Of sale,
WIN. Il. caldwell I'... VI.
J. c. HERvEY, AuctloneCr. ~
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cENERAL:NoTIcEs,
CEAIED PROPOSALS. 49,

OFGicE OF IHK DEPARTMENT or FRrR sfro,,.
STATE HouaE, WHEELING, April iS' IL y
Sealed Proposals. , VII 10 received at the Ocs q
ling the building Of the Ranch STATE Nn,.g
School At West Liberty, Ohio county, TbS Eli!
must 10 for removing the old IhinglrS and M
on tho new-torty .eight squares, more or r..
the square. The ahingloe 10 b. Of tho beat AMI
Of white plpe and well nBiled, and iht ,SIs,.
COURSES 10 show but four inchCl. '''e'A
zach bidder must giTo bis iull nauib AMI ,,,,
Office address, with responsible reefepcpS n ~,
ty that The work shall 10 done according Ia ~,
tract. ", X. PENDLEfOS. wv
President Of tho Board Of Regents Of The sn
Normal School. SnSi
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1lRUSTEE's SALE.
BALDwIN'S ROM,

that Is to tAy: The undivided one.haliOi lot 81
10, situated on the corner Of Eof and sCyGnttf'.
streets, In the city Of Wheeling, W. Va, anl tH'H
north aide OF said SevcnleeIh street and eil
Eof stecot, and also Of the west onc-hsli OF lot y
i7h Immediately adjoining laId lot No, u, Y.
being situated Ia that part Of the city oiNLCt.H
commonly called East Wheeling, There ST D"
Brick TenemcntS on taid property, all nntct ~
for tho coming year, and the property will b. 81
as whole or IN parcels TO suit purchasers.
TERfS OF SALR-0ne,ihirl cash and ltt h'.'.
lntwo equal lusthllmentS at siE and tWCiv pnE.-,
with 'ntertst from the day Of sale, sid dad,li
payments TO be secured by Deed Of Trust % "
property.
Tho other one.hali Of said property Si ter
at zane time and place and on same tam, f 10
owner thereof. II. z. BuEllEs
mf3i Tfua,F
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Fact aud Sentiment.

The moment a man achieves Success
there is always somebody at hand to toll
how Door, obscure, no account he used IL
be, and to express wonder and astonish-
nlcnt that he should cvor llavc "dnount-
Cd to anything" The fact that he has
amounted TO something, that no has
proved himself a SUCCESS, seems to make
some OF his acquaintance feel that they
have been robbed in q manner, and that
by so much rs he has risen above them
in position or influence, by SC much they
are dwaIted.
A pen has been invented which re-
quiros no ink. Now il some genius could
only get up pen that required nc
thought to uso it would prove i boon.
| Upon reflection, many pens are used
without much thought.
Round-corncrod collars arc in vogue
for gentlemen, and a man will be able tc
look around ut Il girl on the street with.
out gouging q holo III his neck with
sharp collar point.
A spiders web with a fly in it is the
latest device for wedding rings. This is
only appropriate where tho gentleman
was disposed to fly to her side the first
time he spider.
If your boy is in the habit of carrying
fire arms, and you know it, hadn't you
better exercise q little authority and stol
tho practice before it is too late to remedy
possible evil?
Thoro Is a s%acrcdnoss in tears. They
arc not the mark Of weakness, but O.
power. They speak more clOqucntly
Than ten thousand tongues. They arr
the messengers Of grief, contritlon and
love.
Beautiful thoughts from q virtuous
mind placed upon paper, sparkle ilkt
diamonds fastened to sheets Of gold by
clasps Of pearl.
An Irishman engaged to mix mortar
and wishing to write homo encouraging.
ly, stated that no was in the lime ant
hair business.
Beauty, like frosting to q cake, is O
little value unless there is something
solid underneath the surface.
Pride p vents the commission Of I'M
worthy actions, though it forbids tho
avowal of tlem.
What q man calls his hard luck is frc'
uuently looked upon is laziilcss by MS
~meighbors.
Tho man who notices only tho faults o.
others, simply gets his head full OF de'
fornntios.
1t is said that a man walks Mt least foul
miles wlilo b%uttoning OIL new paper
collar.
Men swing a fan so vigorously thai
thcy arc heated instead Of cooled by tho
operation.
A sorrel horse is either an extra good
one OF else a mighty poor one.
Little boys are apt to regard thcil
fathers as reservoirs Of pennies.
The birds have q busy time keeping
tho insects from increasing.
Worth bcgots in base minds envy, III
great souls, emulation.
A fly no bigger than a gnnt can cmbit'
tor the sleep OF tho just. .
moonlight blue" and "sorrcl green
arc names of now shades.
a good lamp makes a better light than
gas.
Every honeymoon has q man in it.
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Sharp Practice.

The Enhance Committee" Of the Lou.
isvillc Lottery Association arc sending
their circular rs throughout thecountry in.
forming those who have been horctolor.
cheated by this concern, that after great
delay and tedious arguments, the Su-
prcme Court has decided q case in favor
of this Committee and the ticket-holders
of this Association, by which $94, 600 is to
DC distributed in prizes. The expenses,
however, ten per cent. must be paid in
cash. Our townsman, Nh. II. w. Law.
son received the following notice, dated
June 80, 1877:
you are hereby notified that your Joint in.
tcrcst in the Louisville Lottery Association
and chain valued at $4,000. The 10 per cent
assessed by the Committee on ali prizes
makes the amOunt due on your prize Sl5.OU
You will please send that amount by express,
post office none order, or registered letter, tc
Mcssrs. Russell Il Co.. Jewel No. 81 Bond St.
Now York. and they Will forward the prize tc
you. Ii you prefer, they will send it by eX-
press and collect on delivery the amount O.
percentage. Should you, after examining the
article, desire TO exchange the prize for any
other thing of similar value in Mcssis
Russell 4 Co.'S stock you can do So"
Tho watch and chain were scnt by ex
press sc. o.. d." When opened Mr..
Lawson soon discovered that the watch
sent him WAS not worth more than the
Ealf OF fifteen dollars. He held on IL
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Death Of Alexander J. Chalmers.

This whole community has been sad
dcneQ by the death OF this most cNccllant
young man, who breatlcd his last 1T his
fathers residence i'll this town at 8
o'clock Thursday night last, aged twenty
years. The funeral services were con
Quoted by tho Rev. Mr.. Wightman in
the Methodist church, on Saturday morn
Ing, and his remains were deposited in
Long Cane Cemctary, to await the sound
Of tho trumpet on that great day when
the sea shall give up its dead.
The deceased was perhaps better known
than any young man in the county and
he was certainly more popular with the
whole people than any man of his age in
the county. He was of q tall and manly
figure, of a genial and cheerful nature,
whilc his friemdliness and sincerity en-
cleared him 70 all with whom he came in
him, unconsciously and without IN effort,
u impart n degree Of pleasure to all
whose privilege it was to meet him.
while his high character and noble bear
ing never failed TO command respect.
Everybody loved Alex. Chalmers, and
some estimate may be formed of the high
esteem in which no was held by our peo-
pie from the fact that great numbers
called daily to sec him, or 10 enquire after
him, during his sickness, which lasted
for nearly q month. All were anxious to
contribute to his relief or add TO his
pleasure. When the funeral services
were held, tho audience WAS SO large that
it could not be seated in the commodious
Methodist church. a
The Rifle Club, of which he was
n member, took charge of the re-
mains and he was "borne to the garden OF
the slumbercrs' with military honors.
In the death of Alex. Chalmers i pearl
has r;srd drH1RPed an from ,ha the ',I jeweiHd THREAD la;n" OF OF
which We ave been wont to listen, has
been hushed forever; the beaming eye
has been closed !; friendships tear has
been shed !; and his memory has been
embalmcd ina mothers and 4 fathers
hottest prayer.