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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-22
ABDUCTION OF MOVES.
AN OUTRAGE DEMANDING A CON-
GRESSIOSdL ISvESTIGIrION.
The Constitution Trampied ULdor Foot and
the Law Defed-Is Any Man safe In the
District Of Coluu,bia3

the Law Defed-Is Any Man safe In the
District of Coiumbis3
To nc Editors Of he N1tiondi R-pubiicdn!
have before mo n statement In a communities
ton By H. W. Wright, esq attorney atlaw, OF New
Haven, Conn, printed In one of the commercial
journals Of that city, in which itsppcRrs that cit.
Of New Haven, Conn. IN Washington BY summons
from the chairman Of \ Senate committee, before
which hearing of vital consequence to him was
being had and was not concluded, has been kid
mapped in the night season and locked up for the
balance Of the night, without any warrant OF ar.
rest, and was denied the examination OF any pa
per, aud denied all communication with friends or
counsel, aud transported, by what authority he
knew not, to the jail In Newark, " J.
If these statements ere true then the privilege OF
the writ Of haLous corpus vouohsafed to all By the
Constitution. has been set aside and denied by 20.
lIcemcn Of the District Of Columbla-backed up by
q constable froin New Jersey-anG Is a hgh.handcd
outrage, which demands an immediate invcstigs-
of Columbia. .
The public have right to believe the statements
made by Mr.. Wright to be true, and his structure.
reliable, for he Is graduate of Yale College aud OF
the law school and was ths ITiEass secnrstary ,or
OF Connecticut
The Constitution, as have said, not only secures
corpus, but Il says that il Shall not be suspended
except In time Of war or INVASION" Mr.. Wrights
statements are correct, and the friends OF Mr. Noyes
here soy that they arc. then constable from New
| jcpcy aud police Officers here have tramplcd the
Constitution under foot and deHod the law
Besides, the Constitution says also that no por.
shall DO deprived Of life. liberty, or property
without due process Of law
Is the taking OF man from his bed at midnight.
| by an armed force Of throc or four men without
warrant. and locking him up In an Isolated, dismal
cell due process Of law
These arc questions which interest every citizen
| and sojonrner In Washington, and rise far above
| any personal issues connected with Mr.. Soycs, con.
corning Which Il Is said tho whole proceedings arc
both unjust and malicious, and Mr. Wright vouchcs
| for LIS character at home
Il II so that VIC all In tho control OF costabcs
| from other States aud policemen here when We
close our eyes ut midnight. under the very drop
pings OF the capital Of the nation and its Congress
| In session.
These are questions 10 he answered and fncts to
be examined into by the Legislature Of the nation.
from whence comes all power over the District Of
| Columbia. MORRIS GOCNERNECR.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-22

Inspector kntwiSle la, Issued tho following
permits .nhuld NJ VI. Rohrcr two two. story brick
Oh X. between Finh aud sixth Streets northwest
S.Nl. James UConnor. one LWJ.stOry brick:
Fourth and x streets northeast SI.5gJ Rcpuir.-
A. }. DOnsldsUn, frame back building; 300. J.
olcDermntt. reset show window sD.
Licenses have been iSSlol "a follows CGntcn.
NAL Club, entertainment: " r. Irwin, nO,Ary pub
lie.
Tho Treasurer reports receipt. for yesterday.
q l76.G3; Expenditure, sll0S6.
Sim N Catrlody has been awarded the contract
for work To lie done in temperance Hall alley. In
the contract il inserted clause that evidence must
be given llin! the wOrkmcn Gmplpyo on this par.
material paid for before final measurement is
given THIS rule will be observed in all future let
ting Of contracts
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-22

A meeting OF colored men Interested In the
movement, TO organize \ colony Of negroes In the
West, was held al Columbia Law Building last
night Colonel Perry Carson was elected temper.
AIRY chairman, and Mr. 4. s. A. Smith, secretary.
A committee on permanent organization was ap.
pointed, consisting of Hessrs. Stewart, Holland
and Marlborough, and the committee reported the
following gentlomen for officers: Colonel T.. Car.
SON president H. Johnson, vice. president; A. s. A
Smith, esq, secretary and william Beckett. trraS
urer. A committee to select 4 name for the rev
Organization reported The District OF Columbia
Western Emigration Society" which was adopted.
pointed. consisting OF MesSls Holland, Stewart
Wall, johnson, Marlborough, Beckett, Hall Smith
Carter, d. LUOn, and Chase. This committee wal
empowered 10 dram petition and resolutions Il
CongIcss.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-22
Tho Pninters' Union.

The regular weekly meeting of ths Painter.
Union Vas held last night. Edward Howell In the
Chaij, aud John II. Grady secretary. a resolution
was adopted That the Painters Union feel II their
duty in accomplishing great object of reform in
elevatrg labor to IL, tue dignity, 10 condemn .hu
Inland Steamboat Navigation Company in the
manner und mode Ot having thCir steamboat TuuO.
waited for the public use by depreCiAling the wages
Of mechanic which is alien to every principle Of
common justice, and should not De- Tolerated by II
generous public, brCru,e tho wages prwi",Sua " he
paid 81 y lrr day by them are not sufficient for a
nan aud his family and therefore We condemn
such conduct on the purt Of such coIpamy.'
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-22

postal card was received Yesterday at the
FiGh Precinct station house, addressed 10 "Shea.
gan, Police singa Cord Hose 10th street bet d. e.
SIS. Wellington d. C." The message OH the other
side was signed T., II. NJ. e., and wis rs follows:
"WASnINGTnS d. g., March 20, 1873
"Shacgan, seventh Police Station Hoe. | wish
you TOO pay tenShun, too them paple, at that gro
ser store, Il und T. NV, about silling whke On Son.
day aud II this Is not stop you VIII here irVm som
On else"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-22
Another Police Court Proposition.

A proposition was Yesterday submitted by
Thomas r, Young. through J. y. oliver, his Nttor
ncy. ~ the District Committee to exchange
parts Of lots IL and H. in square 10, known the
old Canterbury" Property, OH Louisiana avenue,
for other property belonging to the city, vacant
Is or to put up such building ~ the aunritios
may designate for the use Of the Police Court and
city Offices. II il claimed that the property pre-.
sents the beet advantages fUI Police Court " any
property available. while the ground. containing
664I square feet can he SO improved as to AFFORD
convenient and cominohlulS quarters for yearly II
not quite. all the other city offices.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-22
Columbia Medical Department Commence.

The annual commencement OF the hfty-sixt tn
session of the medical department OF Columbia
University TOOK place at Lincoln Hall last night in
the presence Of one Of the largest audiences over
assembled in that hall. The exercises. which were
nterspersed with music. were opened with prayer
followed by the comforting OF degrees
by the president OF the college, DR.
james e. yelling. This address to
the graduating class was delivered by
Or. William Lee and the yaledlctory by C. L
Lewis, NJ. d.. nj the conclusion Of which the beno
diCtIun was pronounced and the large audience
WAS dismissed.
| The graduates arc C. 7. Lewis, Texas; william
| H. Rice, Maiue; u. Y. Smith, West Virginia; H. W
Durnall, Pennsylvania; J. n. Eastman, District o.
| Columbia, and &, J. Graves, New York
| The graduates were the recipients OF elegan
floral tributes from their lady friends
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-22

About eleven o'clock last might Lieutenant Aus
TN and Officer. HURON, Shilling and Miller broke
uPR poker game In progress IN "Bul' SimmUls
stahle, on Twelfth street, between and north
west. NIng men Neru arrested, including Simmons.
the proprietor Of the stable, and john j. Kelly, the
ehIIn and oher articles u,sd IN has same were cap.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-22

The G.erk fthe court has iJlod marrls ~ "rrtin.
Gate fr tbs following Applicant: Hrnry rcis and
Jane Brent Th0muE IIgansOn AMI NdIo q " E4.
gene thV'rrniput aud Marie GisE'ljCA
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-22

This evening Professor and Mrs. Sidions, both
excellent elocutioulsls IA different styles Of the art,
will read selections from Shakespeare, Dickens,
Poe, and Others at Hurinl, Hall Mrs. S!ddOns'
rendition OF The Bells Is wonderfully effective,
and those who 20 may eKpert treat
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-22
GEORG E7OUS NEWS.



Yesterday morning, about ten O'Clock, Oricer
Brown carried to the station house q dead male
mulatto infant which lie found In the front yard
Of Mrs. Emily Dodge. No. ljS Congress street. The
coroner decided that It was a case OF stll-birth.
and cavo a certificate Of burial. and It was turned
over to the Board Of Health for burial.
NAVIGATION on THE CANAL.
From Information received in Georgetown II
can be stated that the water will be turned in tho
canal at Seneca OH the 10Th Of April. This will
provide continuous navigation between George
town and Seneca. The boats now there laden with
coal. that were caught there during last Decem-
bcrs ffc-hct will Immediately start for Georgetown
to the consignees and discharge their cargoeI
These boats have an average cargo OF about one
hundred tons.
THE DAsHAwAys HOLDING THE FORT.
The Dashnways held their fourth meeting last
night at Forrest Hall. and the audience was even
larger than upon any previous evening.
The meeting was called 10 order by Mr.; John
Club aud was opened by the choir singing In an
excellent manner what shall the Harvest be %
Mr.. Thomas Woodward then offered up feryrut
Berry addressed the meeting thanking the audi
enCe for the good order they had preserved during
the series Of meetings, and claimed that II was the
in Georgetown Eight hundred and seventy.
six had SIGNED the pledge since they commenced
their meetings at Forrest Hall.
Tho choir rendered IN mn excellent manner
The Arnor.BeHrrr" The meeting was Their
turned over to Mr. John u. Wheeler, president O
| the Washington DaShRwny club Misses Sall!O and
Alice Weaver sang Come to Me-" This was ~
vocifcrOusv cncDTcd that the young ladies' again
came 70 tho front and rendered in an artistic man
ner The Coming OF tho King" Mr, Daniels sis
ter Of Mrs. Charles Nyc. sang. with telling effect
Not Ashamed of Christ and "iIalIelujah wha
| a Savior"
Stirring spceche, were made by Charley Nye
Edward Humphreys. George Savage. Joseph win
Jams, and bud Esglcstom; One hundred am
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-22

Christopher Grammar to JGmes Martin and K. o.
Po!kinhoru for st. uoJ lot II and BART Of T. square
tJ7 w. L. Jones 81 al, n J. 4. AaEccn, for s., lot
A. square TT. II, A. Stutgss to A. j. HO.mar, for
ST. lots %. 80 and "a, square 2io. Thomas KING
10 Samuel NOrmsnls, for ZOO, lot 81 square ooi'
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-22

ehAHr competition l. tic order Of the day umur :
the aTst.eI lass hotel, In New YvsE. With our or
two exceptions, they are trying 10 keep their Old
Tho Grand Central has reaped much bvnenI num
this by quietly cutting the rates it'.n y to 81
Def day.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-22

ARE you bilious troubled with headache dizzy.
ness, sick stomach, constipation, Gc7 Are you dys
peptic, nervous, dull and languid2 Averse to oil
oxertion. Is your life miserable? You require u
blood. Take QuIRK's IRISH IRA, The great house
hold remedy. II will soon relieve you. Sold by all
druggists, Is cents por package, which makes 0
quart OF medicine.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-22
CITY ITEMS.

YouNo PEOPLE do pay attention to Your teeth
neglect will soon ruin them. Re wise In time
Clean thom daily with TuURsros's IVORY PEARL
ToorH POWDER. the most perfect dentrh ce known
1t will keep them through life in good condition
white and sound will harden the gums, swcctcr
the breath, and prevent toOthachs. Sold by al
druggists. B and 80 cents per bottle
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-22

AT BALTIMORE AND ONO DEPOT, new JERSEY AVE-.
SUE ASD sTEEEr.
Morning, Ffypind
sglS n. y. Phil 4 Hos OK 'i'O. paltin orc uccOn
49,. Baltimore express $50 lnlimrre accom-
?tO Western express ftul y \, mn 4 HU4 eN.
s:.u RltimOrp accom- jI, Western Mall.
e:26 fred. Lc Met birch sI.i7, baltimore HrCGm.
ES Baltimore. maj Oils ';E, Baltimore cNur"
and way IN Western eNrr'--.
e45, Marlin sburK and LA. -U lAItmLTr express
sersiUwn ac MET bT Oh -Eih, n Y, Phi n Hos rN
siu::O BHtHo ont, ,ltE Is, Baltimore accom-
DDn. Baltimore press
sArriyr Cnly. Others Sundays excepted.
- For the time OF departure OF trains zee HdVsr'
usSnl snts UlsswLsEa1
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-22

HARD times demand economy; practice II by
renovating your sUiled gloves with JoUvEE's ISO
Dgkors KID GLOVE CLEAEsER. Price % cents pc
bottle
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-22

JNDR RENT--A THREE-STORY BRICK HOUSE,
Il back building, prossed brick front containing 10
rooms, bathroom, lhuObe. wator, and ya-, No. sl2
Twenty first street, between II ind streets Apply
at No. siA PsnnsylvsniA avenue. mArl6-2w.
NOR REST-A GENTLEMASS COUNTRY RES.
II LdpnCe At Highlands, ten minutes ~ Balll.
mora md Ohio Railroad; thirty minutes drive by
TuTnplke. Seventeen rooms. hne grove, OuthOusts.
80, DC. GOOd water Address Lock BOX ~ thl'
OillOa. WlhU
ENOR RENT-THE NEW AND ELEGANT
l. Tesideuce containing Twelve rooms WIN eyery
convenience No. 1870 Vermont avenue, Inquire
Of WIN SrICRNEY. National Savnss Bank, cOrnoI
OF Fifteenth street and New York ave, ocl3
t.NOW ~ THE TINE TO SELL LADlE -
~ Gent, and thildIen's Cast 20 Ws ,Ll,aa
parA, Boots. shoes, &c, at extraordinary hlEh caAh
pTictss nj "JUSTH'S Old Stand" No. 40 street
Tended 10, spitH
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-22

WELLS MACMISE-sPRHAD STRENGTHENING PLAsr
ERs are still the best known. Their curative pow
ers lar hurpsss all others.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-22

Rev. J. II. Vincent IL. D., of New York. will
lecture thl. evening at Lincoln Hall. Subject:
That lioy's Sister
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-22

Circuit CUur-Chicf.Justicc Cartter.-No. ~
Barnes vs.. Baltimore aud Potomac Railroad
Company; No 81 DAWSON vs.. CArmOdy; No
g6i Bgclow vs. District Of Columbia; No, &i2
Coates II A. w. Spran No. 3js DunCansUn Va. Jane,
IT al; No 3d. Crcswe ct al vs.. Beverly 1t al No
.n}. HUH VS. KinsIngcr ct Al; No. G66. Gardiner
vs. Clark, No. 500, Gross & Bro. v. Limerick 81 al
No. s7l Carter vs. lomaX at al: No S72 King. Jr.,
Campbell, No jTj, Cole VI. Kirk et al; No. 81
Collins aud MCI.ecster We, CUrkhll ct al; No, So
Collins aud McLec'ter vs.. Chronicle Publishing
Company, Il,
E1ulty Cuurt-JustiCs MscArthur-SG u
Nyrs. vs. Myers; No d, Hilton vs.. Sherman
g. n Capitol North o street, &c, v. liiur, -
,. Aver vs.. Russell; No % Ager vs.. Hal: 81. ~
shepherd vs. Brown No. Il, Bryan Bro. y. '"nI"r
.rm; 49, - sullivan vs. Black No. 80, Howard ~
Ecli, No a. BVldrH " RJlicn
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-22

Rev. j. LEONARD Corning will lecture this evening
OIL Ancient Art in Greece" al the Congregational
Church.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-22
NEW ADDERTISEMENTs.

Howard University. Medical Department.
Complimentary concert to Mrs. Melvnu Marcy.
Pictures of Ancient Greece by Rev. J. Leonard
Corning
Report of tie condition of tie Metropolis say.
inss Bank.
National Iheatrc-I.otta as Musette. or Bright
Fees
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-22
THE COURT RECORD.
TRcurr counr-oHIEP JUSTICE CARTIER.

BIgelow vs. District Of Columbia; oil hearing
Equity COURT-Ju5TICE MACARTHUR.
Shilc.vs. WOOD argued aud submitted. Rover
". McCouycy set for Monday next. Provost ",
Cvlclozer 'reslraining order; hearing fixed fol
March 30. FiEhugh VI. Gaskins time limited fol
taking testimony
CRIMINAL COURT-JUsriCE wYLIE.
Samuel J. Hpugh plead guilty to the charge o
grand larceny and was sentenced TO tho peuiten
tary for two years. Ia two other cases EORs I,rOs
Wus entered
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-22
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

REPoRT OF THE CONDITION
~ OF
THE METROPOLIS SAVINGS BANK,
AT WASHINGTON, IN THE DISTRICT OF co.
LUMBlA.
ATTHE CLOSE or BUSINESS, MARCH i5 1878.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-22

Amusemcnts Tonight.
NATIONAL TlIstTrF.-Inttn.
THEATRE CoNiQUE-iaEc gudd aud new Va.
r!ety Company
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-22
National 8rpublitau,


At BALTIMORE AsD POTOMAC DEror, SIXTH AND =
srREETs
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-22
GEORGETOWN PARAGRAPHS.

A successful and pleasant pOund'pRrty for the
benefit Of the poor Of GeOrgetOwn was given last
evening ut the Seminary building. ,fAmong those
who participated in tho musical exercises were
Of Baltimore. and Mr. Young The selections were
| of u pleasant character. The guests were numer-
Gus, and the entertainment offered enjoyed very
| much.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-09
How Things Look Along the Line
Of the Panhandle Railroad.

CANTOR, Pa, May CA dull season,
here, rs to businesS, has given way to u
brighter period, as the dreary hours Of
winter have been followed by the genial
months Of spring. Nature has put on her
beautiful garments. Field and forest are
nrayed In richest garb. The sweet birds
cheer Us with their warbling, medley
notes, and the hum Of busy, contented 10.
dustry, makes the scene animated and
Joyous. The coal mining population-a
class Of the hardy pons Of toll who have
added much TO the prosperity and glory
Of MidWGy-After long, unwilling idle.
ness are agAin at work, busy, useful and
eontented, and the mine owners them.
selves are again shipping their coal with
profit. The growing grain. too, Is quite
promising, and the focks which feed upon
The fat pastures Of these Washington
county hills are as fat as were the bulls
Of BaShan. Bud and blossom give
indications Of fruit 10 abundance; ira
ders and mechanics seem prosperous the
wool crop Of this section will be large;
farmers are planting their corn In hope,
aud the ministers Of the ever blessed
Gospel proclaim, on each recurring Sun
day, the glad tidings 10 large and pious
eopgregationS-
IoipraiIe the Lord, for BE Is rood;
s. HI marcy lattslh SyeIl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-09
The Russian Losses in tho War.


Official returns state that the Russian
losses iu killed and wounded during the
late war amounted to $780, officers and
men. Among these were ten generals
killed and eleven wounded. One prince
Of the imperial family and thirty.tour
members Of the higher nobility OF Russia
fell on the field Of battle. OF the wound
ed S6,s24 are perfectly recovered and TO-
900 more will, 1t is expected, be able to
leave the hospitals during the next few
weeks; 12l men were prisoners in the
hands Of the Turks when the armistice
was concluded. The proportion OF killed
and wounded to the total number engaged
was very large ;one out Of every six men
who went into action being either injured
or left dead on the field Of battle. In the
great actions OF the late Franco German
war the proportion Of killed and wounded
to men engaged was very nearly the same,
being one.six in the battles Of Worth and
spinchereu, and one.eight in the battle
OF yionyille or Mars.la.Tour. AtGrave.
lotte the proportion was only one'eleVenth
and a, Weissenberg One.twelfth. In come
Of the earlier battles Of the present cen
tury, however, the Losses were lar
heavier in proportion to the numbers
engaged, amounting TO one'third oil the
entire forces engaged at Salamanca, Bor-
odi1o and Ey lau, to one.four,h at Marengo
and to one.fith at Friedland.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-09
Shall We 60 to MonndsvilIe for
Our Health?

Somebody has been hunting up stats.
tics in regard to the length of life IN
prison, and has come to the awful con.
clusion that, confined within stone walls,
a greater degree Of health and longevity
can be obtained than 10 any other condi.
lion. A persons chances Of living "a a
prisoner are nearly double what they
would be in state Of freedom. When
this comes 10 be generally known, as it
must be now, this meddlesome individual
has pu,i il into print, what a condition OF
things will be produced. No more fears
Of few years within prison walls, be-
cause Of the prospect Of the long season
Of health which Is sure to follow. No
more sympathy to be expended upon the
condemned, for they are merely going
into retirement 10 renew their physical
strength. In SHORTCUT We will let facts
speak for themselves.
Notwithstanding that two.thirds Of
the inmates enter such institutions with
ulHebSt upOu tuclht OAhSa ~ sN'auSSs
stages, yet as q result Of pure air, clean
linesp, and well.regulated diet, prisons
are made seats Of health. In those Of
Scotland, which are models Of good man.
asemen,, the death rate Is only three in
1000. Contrast this with the death rate
Of II per 1000 in the British army, or
with the average rate Of twenty per 1000
In other occupations, and it will be seen
what marvellous results may be obtained
by proper sanitary regulation. A high
medical authority declares that the Perth
prison In Scotland Is apparently the
heal,hiest place in the world. The Gov
eminent inspector, who visited II six
times annually for Is years. rarely found
more than two amongst 100 inmates in
the inhrmary, while once or twice there
was no one. Epidemics rage around such
institutions, but do not enter them, and
we can we'll understand the expression
Of surgeons regarding patients in their
private practice, III could only have
that case In prison, could save the lifs."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-09
Rnurpo. ,ho Mexican secrelary Of the

ROMERO, the Mexican Secretary OF the
Treasury, in his estimates Tor the present
fiscal year, presented to Congress, shows
that with the utmost economy the ex'
pen.es Of the Government will be SILL
1OsO52 IA, and the receipts, owing to the
falling of Of the revenue, through BUSH
ness stagnation, can not be more than
sl6,OOO,0OO. When Lerdo was unseased
there had been annual deficits OF from
100000 to 100000 for some time.
AZ the Mexican Government does not
recognize any Of the public debt OF about
siOO,OOO,OOO, save the six per cent inter
nal Mexican deb. Of sS5, 100000, the con-
di.ion Of the finances probably does not
bother them much, but it is very prOba-
bic that Mr.. Romero will have to resort
10 some forced loans TO pay s2l 100000
with sl6,00o,0oO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A CARD

Toall who ar suffering from the errurs and In.
dlScretiOps Of youth, nervous weakness, early de-
cay, los Of manhood, &c, win send you receipt
that Will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This
great remedy was discovered by 4 missionary in
South America. send a Selr-addfesSed envelope TO
the REv. JosEPu T. IsMAN Station D. Boz HOtIs,
Hns Iork Guy. rpls-eodAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-09

TIE following table is published in the
repor, Of the New York Board Of Health,
and II will be found Of interest. The frat
column Of figures gives the populations,
and the second the annual average death
rate per thousand for the decade ending