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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-11

WHERE is that dreary pessimist who
was croaking around here three months
ago that q green Christmas would make
a TAT graveyard We had agreen Christ
mas, we have had a mild, open winter,
the season mas been all out Of joint viii
the almanac, but the health Of the city Il
excellent. There is no idiocy more dense
and hopeless than that which entrenchei
itself behind wise saws and proverbs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-11

TRAHsFHRs OF REAL EsrATE.-The fol,
lowing transfers OF real estate were yes,er'
day admitted to record 10 the Office o.
the Clerk OF the County Court:
Deed made March %, 1878, by Alex
ander Pannell to Fanny Banks, wife Of
Madison Banks, for lot fronting IS feet
on the east side Of old Fifth street, now
called Eoffstreet between 18th and llth
Deed made April 0, 1873, by Henry
Boiling and wife to JoshuaS Foster, for
lots No. 81 and SO in the Eighth Ward,
together with all the improvements there
on; 81, 1000.
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sUFFRRgRs FROM HKApAcHE-Consti.
pated bowels, inward piles, ~costiyeness,
levers, torpid liver, yellowness Of the skin
and eyes, Indigestion, dyspepsia and all de-
rangementS OF the Int rnal viscera, are
cured by "Swayne's Tar and SarsaparilIa
Pills" Unlike many other purgatiyes, they
do not irritate the stomach and bowels by
frequent use. They keep the system In
healthy condition by arousing the torpid
liver 10 healthy action and expellinz by
the bowels and kidneys the matter that
poisons the foundation OF life. Be partie.
ular 10 obtain ~"Swayne's Pills." Price %
cents q box, at oil leading druggists. in
Wheeling by LOGAN, LIST 4 Co. d&w
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Do NOT fail to call at John Roemer's Il
you want TO buy goods cheap.
Twenty thousand bolts Of new patterns
Wall Paper, with borders to match, at 0
Z, s. 8 and 10 cents a bolt. !.
Two hundred pieces Of new styles dark
and light Calicos, best quality, at etc.
Twenty pieces Fancy Chintzes at 10c.
Two thousand pounds OF superior 5lt
Southern Carpet Chain, the best in The
city, at 25c.
twenty-five pieces new styles Of Car
pets at much below their value. Also
Hosiery, Gloves, Notions, &c, &c, a
eastern prices,
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MOTHERS, MOTHERS, MorHERs-Don'
fail 10 procure Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup for all diseases OF teething in chill,
dren. II relieves the child from pain
cures wind collie, regulctes the bowels
and, by giving relief and health to the
child, gives rest to the mother. d&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-11

THE SOLDIERS Aforementioned
as the Soldiers Monument Association
have decided 10 erect the monument in
front Of the Capitol building, on the south
side Of the square, q suggestion Ia In or
der. We suggest that the trophies en-
bodied in the corner stone "a list Of which
has heretofore been published in the In.
TELLlaESoER)laid in the past on the top Of
Wheeling hill: be resurrected and en-
bodied In the corner stone OF the new
monument when laid.
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WAIVED AN ExAM1sArIos.-Justict
Caldwell yesterday afternoon went TO thu
county jail, where John Conners anc
Geo. Lang, charged with robbing the res
idence Of Mr.. Alex. Rogers, are confined
for the purpose Of giving them q prelimi
nary hearing. The defendants, through
their attorney, Mr.. E. G. Cracrait
waived an examination and were re,
manded TO Jail 10 default Of bail.
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RELIABLE help for weak and nervous
sufferers. Chronic, painful, and prostra.
ting diseases cured without medicine.
PuIvermacher's Electric Belts the grand
d%esideratum. Avoid limitations. Book
and Journal, with particulars, mailed
free. Address PULvERMAoHER GALvAS.
10 Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. d&w
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suaPRIsE PARTY.-A party OF some
ten or fifteen couples Of young folks made
descent upon the residence Of Mr.. Her
man Coen, Of the firm Of Coen, Sam.
.pliner & Co, on Chapline street, last
evening, and spent several hours IN
dancing to the music Of Kramers unri.
vailed orchestra. Although . surprise to
Mr. Coen and his estimable lady, the visit
was none the less acceptable, and they
made II as pleasant as possible for the
young folks.
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BEI1ArRE LocA1s.-The mite society
OF the Episcopal Church will meet at the
residence Of Mr., ]. H. Barnhill on Gravel
Hill tonight.
Mr.. J. B. Waliace's singing class will
meet in the NJ. E. Church tonight.
The Assessors for the various wards
have received their blanks and are ready
for business.
"Allatoona," which the Light Gnards
had in rehearsal, will not be played at
present.
The regular communication Of Ionic
Lodge F. and A. NJ, will be held tonight
at the lodge room.
The Second Regiment Band ~discoursed
some sweet music on the streets Tuesday
night.
Messrs. A. johnson and John Rowles
have been awarded the contract by Coun.
Gil for building the hose reel for the Good
Intent Hose Company on Gravel Hill.
Rev. Dixon, who was announced to
| preach in the Presbyterian Church last
night, did not come on account OF indis-
position. He will be here to-day or to-
morrow.
The report Of the City Treasurer shows
that there Is a balance in the treasury oil
S12,5l0 90.
The new officers were duly sworn and
installed into Office last night at Council
meeting. The first work Of the new
Council was to pass an ordinance increas.
ing the number Of night watchmen to
FIVE, or one for each ward. It prescribes
that they shall 60 on duty at sunset and
remain until daylight.
At the inaugural ball last night Mayor
Cassell was presented with a gold pen,
Marshal Archer with a uniform and Mr.,
Presley s. Cowen with a gold headed
cana by their friends.
The temperance meeting Tuesday night
drew out a big crowd. An address wa
delivered by Mr.. WILDER Trueman in his
usual eloquent way.
Mr. W.. g. Barnard returned from a
visit to Southern Illinois Tuesday even.
ing.
The Star Literary Society meets at Mr.,
K~irkpatrick's residence, on Gravel Hill
tonight.
Little Annie Richardson, Of whose Ill.
ness mention was made In yesterdays pa
per, died on Tuesday evening about s
o'clock, and was buried yesterday after
noon, The Fifth Ward public school at
tending in a body.
Mayor Cassell had his first case yester'
day. Joseph Hitler, arrested by Officer
Mccormick for drunkenness, paid a fine
Of 50 and costs.
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HELD FOB PosrAoE.-The following
~lettera are held for postage In the city
Postofice: Mts. Julia Jacob, Ida, Ida
county, Iowa, three cents; D. W. Thomas,
No. liz Main street, city,one cent; Messrs,
6. & J. S. Bunting, Nos. 232 aud 234 Mar.
ket street, Philadelphia, one cent; Corne-
Illus Blatt, Waynesburg, Greene county,
Pennsylyania, three cents.
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CHEAP CLOTHING AN excellent stock
Of ready made mems, youths and boys
clothing and furnishing. goods, 10 close
out q bankrupt lot. Prices so low that
competition is.impossible. Don't Forget
the place, Gold Bros old stand, 1l07
Main street. Berthold Zofier, salesman
for L. Herschberg.
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Thrown PROM A BueGY.-Messrs. Will,
Bailey and Thomas List were driving
down Main street yesterday morning IN q
buggy, when one Of the fore wheels oil
the vehicle gave way at 9th street, upset
ting the buggy and throwing out the oc-
cupantS. Mr. Bailey received two or three
slight scratches, but Mr.. L;stescaped un-
injured.
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FloHrA AT wE1LsDuRo.-There was a
free eight up at wellsburg Monday night
A we'll known rough named Joseph Nc.
Henry made an assault on afellow named
Bill Miller, during which Yellow named
Montgomery came 10 the rescue Of the
latter, and thereupon the two proceeded
TO deal out heavy and blood punishment
TO McHenry, who was so badly used up
"a TO be left hors du embat on the field.
The excitement created BY the iight was
intense, and Miller and Montgomery were
taken on TO jail to answer 4 charge Of u.s.
sault with intent to kill.
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afternoon WA q a routine nature, Of in.

afternoon was Of . routine nature, Of in
terest only to those directly concerned in
the missionary cause.
A number Of ministers and prominent
laymen Of the city were brought forward
and presented 70 the delegates by Miss
Lizzie Boyd, with the object Of getting
everybody we'll acquainted before the
Convention commenced the consideration
OF some Of the more important business
demanding lis attention.
After these Introductory services were
over, there were discussions upon yari,
Gus subjects, Of no particular inter.
eat 10 the general reader, which
occupied the time pretty well until the
time for adjournment.
In the evening a large audience was in
attendance, the commodious veatibule oil
the church being filled to its entire ca
pacity. DR.. George, Of the Fourth Street
NJ. E. Church OF this city, delivered an
address which occupied about an hour in
its delivery, after which Mrs. Gen. Cow.
an, Of Bellaire, read a poem. Mrs: J,
Il. Creighton, OF Chillicolhe, Ohio, then
delivered IN interesting address, which
was listened to with marked attention BY
the audience.
During the evening there were some
very interesting vocal exercises, contri'
buted by ameteurs. Solos were sang by
Mrs. J. D. Stanton aud Miss Tracy, Of the
Wheeling Female College, and the cho.
ruses were we'll rendered by the choir Of
the church asssited by Misses Addie and
Aggie Murine and others.
DR.. George, at the close Of the exerci-
see, announced the programme for to-day,
and pronounced the benediction.
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REAL ESTATE SALES. = Auctioneer
Haller reports the following sales Of real
a brick dwelling house on Mccolloch
street, belonging 70 ]. W. Gonter, was
sold to John Laishley for $500.
A one-story brick dwelling house on
McColloch street, the property Of Charles
Cunningham, was sold to George Ctum.
hacker for $500.
4 lot on the north side Of Paper Mill
Alley, belonging to the Cushing estate,
was sold to the franklin Building Asso'
citation for $500.
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THE citizens Of New Orleans are fond
Of parades, and have a goodly.si1ed pro
cession every fine day. After a fine con
cert given publicly they have once a
month the Grand Drawing Of the Louisi-
ana State Lottery Company, which Ia
conducted with strict integrity and great
ability on the part Of It's Managers FOL
charitable and educational purposes
For any information, those curious are
invited 10 correspond with NJ. A. Dau.
phin, P. o. Box e92, New Orleans, La.
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IMrRovENEsTs.-The St. Alphonsul
Church Is being extensively improved
The ceiling is being replastered and fres.
coed, aud will present 4 greatly improv'
ed appearance when completed. In fact
Il will be one OF the handsomest churches
in the city. Father Kreusch is the pas
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1srnopuCr1oN OF DELR0ATEs.

Delegates we're introduced and vel
coined by the President, and presented
10 the Conference as follows
East Ohio Conference.-The. B. R.. Cow
an, Bellaire; Mrs. WA. Ingham, Cores
ponding Secretary, Mrs. Rev. j. R. Mills
Mrs. Rev. G. ". Gushing, Mrs. B. Excell
Mrs. Rev. A. Chapman, Mrs. Moses Hill
Mrs. Horace Wilkins, Miss Jennie Duty,
Mrs. o. P. Burrell, Mrs. Doctor Miles
Cleveland; Mrs. G. W. Manly, Mrs. j,
B. Cory, Akron; Mrs. N. U. Walker
Wellsvilie; Mrs. Pond, Bristolyille
Mrs. s. Fl. Gibson, Newport; Mrs. Tier
nan, Bridgeport.
a Ohio Conference.-The. Mary E. BiDg
Erie; Mrs. a. T. Wiles, Zanesville, Ohio
Mrs. NJ. s. Rogers, Matamoras, Ohio; Miss
NJ. Kate Brawley. Amuesville, Ohio
Mrs. s. A. Glenn, Mrs. Charles PARROT,
Columbus, Ohio; Miss Mary Warner,
London, Ohio; Mrs. ]. Il. Rudisill. Co
lumbus, Ohio; Mrs. N. Marshall, Eureka,
Ohio; Miss Anna 7. Jones, Kingston, Ohio
Mrs. j. q. Creighton, Chillicothe, Ohio
Miss Carrie o. Scott, Chillicothe, Ohio
Miss Jennie Boyd, Athens Ohio; Mrs
Rev. ]. H. Williams, Ironton, Ohio.
Northern Ohio-Mrs. DR.. Mast, Berea,
Mrs. @. D. Allison, Mansfield; Mrs. B. 3,
McVey, Mansfield; Mrs. Rev. G. H. Har.
tupre, Norwalk; Mrs. Rev. T. ]. Gard,
Canal Dover; Mrs. DR.. Campbell, Gallon;
Miss Louise Bowers, Mt. Vernon; Mrs.
Fl. Benton, Cleveland.
Central Ohio-Mrs. P. s. Donaldson, Sec
rotary, Toledo; Mrs. Il. @. Tribley, Ma
rion; Mrs. VIM. Jones, Toledo; Miss
Lizzie Kelly, West Liberty; Mrs. A. D.
Matthews, Marion: Mrs. j. F. Kennedy
Marion.
Cincinnati conEerenx-Mrs. DR.. Rust
Mrs. Rev. s. Weeks, Miss Mary Gamble
Cincinnati; Mrs. Chas. Ferguson, Frank
lin; Miss &. V. Whitmore, Dayton; Mrs
O. H. Lswton, Spring Valley; Mrs. J.F
Lloyd, Hillsboro; Mrs. N. W. Darling
ton, Miss Mary Collins, Manchester, Mrs
n. L. Pickering, Hillsboro.
Kentucky Cdajereaee Mrs. Clara B. Say,
age and MIRA. H. K. Lindsay, Coyington.
Rea Vryiaia Coatsreaee-Miss A. Ia:
lor, Wheeling; Miss K. Bunker, King
wood; Miss F. Pride, Fairmont; Mrs,
DR.. A. @. George, Wheeling; Mrs.. F
Herman, Kingwood; Miss E. Russell.
Amour was then spent in religious
exercises under the direction Of Mrs.
Creighton, OF Chillicothe, Ohio, and at Il
NJ. the Convention adjourned until P. N.
An elaborate lunch had been prepared In
the ante room of the church by the
ladies Of the Fourth Street congregation,
which was discussed with zest BY many Of
the delegates, who were thus enabled TO
remain and attend to their committee
business previous TO the afternoon ses'
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BARGAINS IN PIANOS, at sheib's Music
Store, Washington Hall:
Seven Octave Chickering Piano, S165.
Seven Octave Knabe Piano, $500.
Seven Octave Weber Piano, $50.
The two last are good as new, only
having been used short time, and all are
good bargains.
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CHAsrE AS IcE, AND PURE AS Snow
The fragrant Sozodont is . scientific COM
position Of the purest and choicest ingre.
diens Of the Oriental vegetable Kingdom.
Every ingredient Ia we'll known 10 have q
beneficial effect on the teeth and gums.
It removes all disagreeable odors, even
that OF tobacco. II speedily removes
those raysges which children sustain in
their teeth, owing 70 improper use Of
sweet and acid articles, which impercept.
IDLY destroy them.
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The following were adopted .


/. The morning sessions shall open at
8 aud close at 10 o'clock. The afternoon
session shall open at 2 and close at o
2. Each session shall open with Scrip:
ture Lesson, singing and prayers, and
close with the ~doxology.
8. Every member desiring to speak
shall rise and address the chair, and no
one shall speak more than onc on a
question until every member desiring to
speak shall have spoken, and no member
shall speak more than ten minutes with.
out permission Of the meeting.
4. All resolutions shall be presented in
writing.
5. Each Corresponding Secretary shall
present a list OF the full names OF her
delegation to the Recording Secretary At
the close OF this session,
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HEADQUARTERS for Millinery goods Of
every description, at speyer Bros.

DOUGH made with Charm Baking Pow.
der will be nice and light, baked for nexl
meal. Oa6 Tablespoonful toG quart 0if -four
A. Richardson, Bellaire. o. sells it
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PERSONAL MEMoRAsDA.-Dr. ]. II.
storer, OF Triadelphia, who has been so.
journing at the Arkansas Hot Springs for
several weeks, expects to start for home
to-day.
Miss Tennie Weber, Of the South Side,
Is visiting friends at Portland, Ohio.
Bishop Kahn delivered \ lecture in the
Court House at New Martinsyille on
Monday evening last, OF the subject OF
Charity We understand that there
was u large audience in attendance, and
that the lecture was n OF the mos. elo-
quent efforts OF the Bishop.
Mr.. Nevin, one OF the proprietorB OF
the Pittsburgh Leader, who has been
spending a few days in our city, left for
home yesterday afternoon.
Miss Duty, OF Cleveland, Is announced
10 deliver q Gospel temperance lecture at
the Fourth Street NJ. E. Church to-mor.
row evening.
DR.. J. l. S. Hall has returned 10 the
city from attending a course Of lectures
at Chicago.
Superintendent John Thomas, Assist
ant Manager R. F. Thomas, and Master
OF Transportation Phil. Brauner, Of the
Cleveland & Pittsburgh Road, passed
through Bridgeport, yesterday, on a tour
OF inspection over the road.
There seemsto be some misuuderstand.
ing concerning the references made by
Attorney Erskine, in his memorial to
Council, to the City Clerk, some persons
supposiDg hat Mr.. Thos. Darrah is the
Clerk alluded to. Mr.. Darrah desires
that all should know that he Is Clerk Of
the Municipal Court only and has moth.
ing whatever 10 do with the city records.
A New Orleans paper Of q recent date
contains the following notice Of the death
Of a sister.in.law Of Squire Phillips, Of
The First Ward: ave regret TO learn Of
the loss OF Mrs. Julia A. Phillips. the be-.
loved wife OF Captain George NJ. Phillips,
Of this city. She died yesterday, after 5
long and painful illness, which she bore
with Christian fortitude. She had the
very best attendance OF Philadelphia,
Cincinnati and our own city physicians,
but without avail. A strict member Of
DR.. Trawick's Presbyterian Church, she
died as she lived, a noble and generous
L. E. Hanson, Esq, left on the p, ".
& KY. for New York City, on business
come cted with the Hinge Factory, last
night.
John Mason left for Washington, D. c.,
last evening, where he intends residing
In the future.
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APRIL IL, 1878.
New advertisements.

Grand Spring Opening of Millinery
Goods-Mrs. s. s. Kisner.
Clothing for Boys-M. Gutman & Co.
Carpets, Oil Cloths & Furniture-Men
del. Booth & Co.
For Sale-Farms and Lots.
Public Sale Of Valuable Stocks.
Parlor Tables-Zink & Morehead.
Trustees Sale Of North Wheeling Pro
oil cloihs-Friend & Son.
Centennial Exhibition.
Sealed Proposals.
Louisiana State Lottery.
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Unwilling HOUSE ON TWELFTH
~ STREET FOR RENT.
Two story Brick House, containing SIX roouiA
pleasantly situated, No 81 Twelfth street.
Also, several rooms In No. 81 Twelfth street
suitable for offices or sleeping roomL
Apply to DE. 3 A. HtLDRETH,
mri1 1907 Chspline 81.
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A New BoNr.-Captain Wash. Ker
has about closed the contract for q new
steamer TO take place Of the Granite State
in the Pittsburgh and Cincinnati trade.
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AFTERNOON SESSION..

The delegates assembled again at 2 P.
NJ, when d large audience Of ministers
and lsymen OF the city were also In attend.
ance. Mrs, Bishop Clark, the President
occupied the chair, and conducted the
proceedings Of the meeting.
The business transacted during the
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Two.Burros Black Kids from six L
eight every size, only 80 cents a pair, a
Speyer Bros.
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EVERY man and woman should go and
see Fraser'6 Pantomime at Washington
Hall this evening.
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Dos'r catch cold, but II you do, moth
Ing will meet the requirements Of the
case a. we'll as DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Price % cent?. dAw
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PARENTS, take your children and en-
Joy an evening Of fun at Washington
Hall. Admiration %, so and 70 cents;
children Is cents.
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TIE GALLAGHER BoY.-Ths;following
letter was yesterday received by Mr.,
John Gallagher, who was labOring under
the apprehension that the boy killed at
simpson'ss Station recently was his son:
GuYsyrILE, U. April 8, 1878.
Mr.. Gallagher, Rheetiag, W. Va.
srR:-The boy Of whom you make In
quiry IL here, with DR.. ]. W. Pickett.
He l. well; be has been here two or three
weeks. Respectfully,
DIN. B~uBcHHE1D, P. NJ.
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MOTHERS should take warning and
stop dosing their Babies with laudanum
while teething. DR.. BulFs Baby Syrup
anpWers the same purpose, and 10 per.
iectly harmless. Is cents. daw
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If you want to get a nice fitting pair
Of shoes 60 to L. V. Bonds, as he has
the incest shoe In the city.
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--latest styles of Spring Shoes just re-
ceived at L. v. BONDS,
1875 Main street:
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Two.BurroS Colored Kid Gloves, all
nzes, only so cents a pair, at speyer
| Bros
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EprIhs htftf
The glAddest st&son Of The year,
60 stopa-elting buskWheat cakes
And fahA mn nm Fnhi haaP-

AAA - W. ttkVSEA
T~HEspring styles ofladies' hats appear
10 be Gd ti5itum. The millinery Windows
glisten with them, and many Of the spec.
imens-which are extremely diverse in
form and material-are elegant and ar.
tistic.
TIE new Masonic Hall was thrown
open to the inspection Of the public last
evening, and 4 large number OF ladies
and gentlemen took the opportunity to
view the upper apartments Of the Wash.
ington Hall building.
TEE c. & P. authorities, in order TO
accommodate persons residing along the
line Of the road who desire to visit Pitts.
burgh during Booth's engagement, will
sell round trip tickets for Pittsburgh at
81 so each to-day aud tomorrow.
MAIN street from 18th to 10th was al
most impossible yesterday in many
places from the piles Of boxes Of mer.
chandise that lined the sidewalks In front
Of the wholesale houses, which are rapid.
" taking possession Of the street.
TIE following Is the trial list in the
County Court to-day: John Roth, il, Va.
P. W. Bosley, administrator; L. W. Ste
phens Va. Richard johnson; WINS. Cos
horn vs.. Thos. E, Stewart and others
Same Va. Same; w, ]. Cots, assiguee, Va,
Ed. Smith.
MANY amusing sights are noticed on
the streets where \ hose 10 used to
sprinkle 10 front Of the house. The per.
sons handling the nonles are frequently
Indifferent a 10 The pedestrians passing
by, and the consequent Wordy wars are
often ridiculous,