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Counirp Real gsiair for Sale.

Counirp Real gsiair for Sale.
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~ ORANGE, \. :. lvici1itv speciality for
1ix,i u',.Tn r. aroTer ore si ic.c .issie ri
WhEb =. HA,irLTOS - P,ns..t. y \.
At CEOTON LANDING-FOR SAIL -
Ie.ile-ee 80. rros"riy y - Al On - Hesi So &C. AZ
sTir-,o Tlss. q, the jlaf-5n Irsr NE iaad .ay
esriys'ia6.. .as. casr..e COOS b. h.ts
CORNWALL, y. I.-Farm. from .ve 10 10
- aeTos' villas l'si1ses .ai.' 81 si' = f,n' y,r
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE for SALE or 80
-. beaten ui.a,ss ir.m asPs. Erse sisoo' rea.
saoG. q. 81 BANkiR IA Bro-.iv ~. y. d.
DAIRY and stock farm; over 300 acres; thil-
49, II o. r'Si fara "a Ms HfvIIV ri Wet ~, =,
EOR SALE Very cheap-srlendid hotel,
isco1ooa ,SG. ar -. in goo oer .c,a 6-aa,ts
. ao t Two RAJ rairi HSaEE a5iiGSN rHe
FOR SALE-At Yaphank. l.. l.. cottage with
10 l. wiLNAETH. y Piae-st.
TOR SALE-CHOICE COUNTRY SEAT, near
Tarrrtoan ons O: the mott de- Fable piaees te lila
con Ky,r; high ground sad beatty. Apply 10 ~ i
bhpWLE. llo Ni!aA-st.
COR SALEM Waterfront for retineres,
chfmcal factories &c. Large blocks, with tuk
head also Dloc4 Dor denSs iOr sale very low
'''' " VII RowEH, 10 wa,an-sr.
LrOR SALE or 10 LEr-At Flushing, a two-
story and .sraf roo hogs'. tgeye to,m SsieF 81,
cue grad. tagged minutes depot.
Address j. ~. HoH 1867 poet ofice. y. \.
EOR SALE or RENT. at Norwalk. Conn, Il
4 very ce-i5abie place. GOTHIC HOUSE, con-
81 good conditions water, sas, Sci sls'ut
~ ground good sisbe: Tor three Aoiss
snd cr@ VIII be sold very cheap OF exchange ioE ely
Ap.ly t, 30 IVES; 4s,h-si. or $50 BsO.dwag. y. Y.
HUDSON Riycr farm for sale % acres, HYDE
Park good pain buiainCs. springs tiu bef choice fruits
rc so rTlinr mountain sceDers Ca-k,ls.
&c easy gain Particulars If e HOvef. 49, Nay.
fgontclair Real Estate Agency rent, fur
JVESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY. -
W Fcr Sse-A charming pa"s IN Mestchester County,
81 healthy "eTi-Ci.~ rec nom uaaris. % miles from
the GraG eBtrl DEPOT sri Ia miles N Rye station
tn NJ Iufk 81 NCw Haven Eairoad. combining the
- slntlcan. cpuTtTy sidece and beautiful
Gu -, 20 az wei: ~. which two large apple
CrrcloGs ard, aid abundance OF beautiful
NE ari a'aeni1l ecs Iunn ~ anos mile PARALLEL
VIE. sc --uC =: e c1nilantng one OF the finest land
I.if srux h"ist u oi i3tTleTs cottage splendid
STATE cai l"'-C aud han, store cehou>e, corn erlbS
c.Cist hur Tbs place cost TIE protector a. II
fte WI sel u Tor $500, 5000 81
". e.'--4 - pgreut Any wanting o. te
.oveIrf vsoot E4'D IS ECa - Ncg NoTk oUght il;
~ ,ttar z the elevated being
s;:s 90 ' -l I'd 10 42ds II viii b. within Our hour
an f cd zoe lf cry For fIIistr particulars inquire OF
". = tGNf No 80 Erutdwav LeGnarhsI
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N Is-4J minutes from Nex.yefk near station ~
and pleasant loeai,iy; modern improvements; s5o.
Ia Newark. SIS. oWSERASo II Park row. hoos ~
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FREEHOLD and NEW YORK RAILWAY
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els. ilsij =. L., (, 5sl5
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6teombcats an6 Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT. and all points on Holsatonic
ID RAll-oxos Fzre- 81 stes..s.
dave tsfbzTtaesp csy sancaTs eIee1fe1 al liS' ~
sd a D. l.
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fN0 LET--5AS Borgen-st., near Carlton-avss,,,
2st0ry. basement brovssone lcrooin louise ~ "a
improvement; minutes TO all ferries and ninasss
Prospect Park. rutland & WHITING, BsskSish's~
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NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW

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Young MEN privately Fitted Tor College
r. HOFFMANN. siOckbTffge Mas
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DABXFY UNIVERSITY SCHOOL, % East
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~ ITalls Perth SltJT Red Bank Long braoeh
G-cvf : Is lfs.5, a 1, bib y m ,,r-x
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POI.I. and 2: sguaa 70 and !r0m FONT PLha>ANL
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Qeacners.
Couuirp Board

GLEN RIDGE, CORNWALL: y. 1:-Bt
VI for TIE samnrr HOuse Row oyer- JAMES u n
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VALE Law SCHO0L.-ReSIIlar course, two
years; Post graduate or degree 81 D.cLl tvt
gears Fa tern opens September 20 Tor circular addIes
IllfessnI IIiA NOE MANLAND. New. avon. -.
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GrN WHOLE EXPENSE
ID ~ sNfTHIN g. sHORTL1DGES MEDIA tPennb
ACADEMY: extra charges; 10 teachers, all graduate
one Harvard Yale: open all Summer Recommended nv
Bayard 1sy~E Media has churches and IeLirsf4nce
Charter Recommended BY Bsyard 1ayinr Colonel H. j. Hin
ION J. J. COmbs esq The Rev. Dr. A. y. peaboiy the Few
TEornas H IL d. President 0i Harvard Dr. LrpncOil,
The Rev John Long l.. SOue Ii D. Professor Went
worth T.. Roth, Governor EOutt, Hon Thomas v
Cooper and Others.
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C,,Ij.r dear d: r. r~tofps The unIaa N-trli lie
In-ulsn,s D9Ilr2nv, - - q = ls1E 4ti--4'e,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-02-26

"GERMAs sYRur."-No other medicine
in the world has ever given such a test
German Syrup. In three years two mil nj /
Of this medicine were distributed free Of
charge by Druggists In this country to
those afflicted with Consumption, Asthma,
Group, severe Coughs, Pneumonia and
other diseases Of the Throat and Lungs,
giving the American people undeniable
proof that German Syrup will cure
Them. The result has been that Drug
gists in every town and village in the
United States are recommending II TO
their customers. Go to your Druggist,
and ask what they know aboutit. Sample
Bottles 10 cents. Regular size rs cents.
Three doses will relieve any case. eod&w
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which discharged 100 barrels Of pork for
d. @. List, jr, departed for Pittsburgh.
The Fannie Tatum put of 800 tons Of
ore at.the Top Mill on Sunday. /,
The Stockdale, from Pittsburgh, passed
down At midnight for Cincinnati.
The Salt Valley, from Pittsburgh, is
due at Z o'clock this morning,
The o'Neal leaves for Pittsburgh at q
o'clock this morning.
The Courier IL this morning's packet
for Parkersburg at 103 o'clock.
The Andes will leave this afternoon for
Cincinnati at 3o'clock.
lBy Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, February 25.-Riyer -
feet 9 inches and falling. Weather cloudy
and cool.
MEMPHIS, February 25.-Riyer rose
two inches and now stands % feet inch.
Weather unsettled. Acknowledgment
Dean, New Orleans. DspRrted-Belle
Memphis, St. Louis; Maude, Vlcksburg;
Mitchell, Means and tow, Susie Silver,
New Orleans; Samuel Roberts, Evans
vile; Fred. Wilson, Evansville, Garrett
NAsnv111E, February 25.-Riyer s
feet and rising, Arriyed-Anderson,
Cairo.
NEW ORLEANS, February 25.-Arriyed
Church, Cincinnati; Susie Silver, st.
Louis; @. K. Peck, Arkansas river; r. E.
Lee, Vicksburg; Katie, Annapolis. De.
purted Katie, Annapolis. Weather
clear, cloudy and pleasant.
CAIRO, February 25.-Arriyed-Lton-
ess, St. Louis; Ed. Hobbs and lronsides,
Ohio. Departed-Golden Crown, New
Orleans; Ed. Hobbs, St. Louis. River 81
feet and rising. Weather clear.
ST. LOUIS. February 25.-Riyer rising;
10 feet 8 inches above low water mark.
Weather clear.
LoU1svII1E, February 25.--Weatber
clear and cold. River falling; 8 feet II
inches in canal. Departed-Golden City,
Cincinnati.
EVANSVILLE, February 25.-Chilly and
clear. River stationary at 90 feet. Up
Id!ewild, NJ. Smith, Grey Eagle, J. B.
Williams and tow, Bowling Green, Mary
Miller. Down-Charles Morgan, James
Mcdonald, Silver Thorn.
CINCINNATI, February 25.-River %
feet Q inches and rising. Cloudy and
cool. Arrived-Hudson, Wheeling.
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AMound.7,uilders,l mnge.

As soon as the force began working on
the Penitentiary site your correspondent
predicted that something interesting
would be exhumed in the way Of relics Of
race long gone from the ear,h-the
mound.builders. The prediction was
verified last week by the laborers bring
ing to the surface an image, supposed to
be an idol, 10 inches in height and SO
inches around the chest, and weighing Al
pounds. The curiosity is in tile shape Of
man made from slate or soapstone, and
is in sitting position, with the right leg
drawn up, the right hand resting on the
knee, while tile left leg is resting tailor
fashion," and the left arm hanging care
lessly down by the side. On its breast
and abdomen are numerous figures and
characters: man in sitting position,
an elephant, a human foot; and on the
back are a horse's head, frog, an ass, a
fish, q turtle aud numerousother figures.
On the head Is a band, and on the band
are inscribed some characters supposed
10 be Egyptian letters.-Chester { ny letter
to s., Louis Republican.
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Sap Hearley is colored boy, about
twenty years Of age, employed by Mr.. E.
Fl. Welsh in the Little building on Balti.
more street. sis also engaged to attend
to the furnace connected with the build
ing. Yesterday morning about o'clock,
while fixing the fire, he concluded to step
inside the furnace and warm his hands
before the Ere that was at the end opposite
the door. He had hardly entered the
furnace before violent gust Of wind
blowing through the room dashed the iron
door shut with a hideous bang, and fasten-
ed the poor boy in what seemed a sure
aud horrible death, for the flames were
springing up rapidly. The closing Of the
furace door opened the draught automati.
cally. The doomed boy raised wall OF
heattrending despair, but no one heard
him. Hopelessly he began kicking against
the iron door. Desperation put tenfold
power in his leg. He kicked long and
well; he kicked hard and true; he kicked
as mortal never kicked before. The door
began to Iemble on It's hinges; one more
lunge and it flew open, and the boy sprang
ont head foremost.-C Cumberland (lid)
Aiiesdaidn, February Is.
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PuBt1oAMusEMENrs.-MisE He ElIsler.
This talented young actress made her
dsbu. in Wheeling last evening, before a
large and brilliant audience, the seating
capacity Of the Opera House being tested
to It's utmost to accommodate all who
witnessed the performance. BARLEY
Campbelis new drama, entitled "A He.
roine in Rags" written expressly for
Miss Ellsler, was presented by the Euclid
Avenue Opera House Company, Miss
Ellie assuming the role Of Jeannette Bra
shear, flower girl. The play is in our
opinion the best Mr.. Campbell has yet
produced, although the author Is certain:
~ indebted to the 1.-TWO Orphans" and
other French plays OF like school for
many Of his ideas. However, the piece
is not entirely devoid Of originality, and
unquestionably possesses merit. ltwas
we'll mounted, and the scenery was great
ly admired.
Miss Ellsler ia an accomplished and
versatile artist, and won the hearts OF the
audience at her first appearance. That
they were well pleased with her acting
was shown by the ihearty applause with
which she was greeted. Three times abe
was called before the curtain. Miss Ettie
Is charming comedienne, and an excel
lent vocalist. She has the vivacity Of
Maggie Mitchell, and the spright-
illness Of Lolita, but she does not depend
upon her heels for applause. We do
mot mean 10 saw that ehe is the equal oil
either as an actress; but she is yet quite
young, and with u pretty face, sweet
voice, fine physique and unquestiona-
BILE talent, she certainly has u brilliant
future before her.
The support rendered Miss Ellsler was
in the main excellent. Tonight the en-.
gagement will close with "Fanchon," in
which perhaps Miss Ellsler may be able
to prove more clearly how she stands as
compared with Maggie Mitchell, a sue.
cessful actress, in the same role.
Gilmote's Band.-The numerous amuse.
ments provided for the Wheeling public
this week should not prevent a large at.
tendance at the Opera House tomorrow
evening, when Gilmore's famous band
will give concert. This organization
consists OF fifty eminent artists, under the
direction Of Mr.. P. y. Gilmore, who have
given over 500 grand concerts in the city
Of New York, aud are now on farewell
tour Of the continent previous TO their
departure for Europe. They will be as.
sisted by Miss Juliet Henderson, u charm.
ing soprano; Mr.. B. @. Bent, solo cornet;
MI. E. A. Leiebre, solo saxophone; MIR.
F. Bracht, solo flute, and other disting.
uished soloists. Secure your seats at
Adams u Lucas music store.
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Brief Mention.

TIE Belmont nailers went to work
yesterday.
RoueH weather Is predicted for the
next week or two.
IT is expected that the Crescent Mill
will start up within few days.
GREESBAcK and Labor caucus at the
Atlantic Eugine House tonight.
HAIEYis pioneer corps scraped the
mud from Market street yesterday.
THE P. W. KY. depot is open for the
reception Of freight daily until 8 p. N.
THE Supreme Court Of Appeals will
meet in this city on Wednesday Of next
week.
THEsnow came down pretty lively for
time last night, but didn't stay long on
the ground.
THE dwellers In the rural districts are
at present enduring the discomforts Of
muddy roads.
TaE County Court Of this county will
commence It's regular March term on
Monday next.
The Mathews Light Guards now meet
at the old City Hall, over. the Second
Ward Market.
LETTUCE is lin the market. The Ma.
tionalist'S cry Of "Giye us greens back !"
has not been in vain.
SrALLMAN & Co. are making the uni
forms for the American District Tele-
graph messenger boys.
KRAMERs splendid brass band escorted
Miss Ellie Ellsler from the train to her
hotel yesterday morning.
THREE deeds Of trust and one deed in
fee were admitted 10 record yesterday by
the Clerk OF the County Court.
THEA. P. o.. supped last night at the
expense Of one Of their number who at.
tanned his majority yesterday.
THOSE unsightly mud mounds on Chap.
line street should be removed before they
are scattered over the street again.
The G. P. Brown Boat Club has pur.
chased couple Of handsome scull boats
for use the coming aquatic season.
THE balance Of the stock Of dry goods
Of the late firm Of Kennedy & Hallisy
was closed out yesterday at auction.
THE steamer Andes brought up yes
terday Eve large casks for Reymann's
brewery. They were madein Cincinnati.
DAVID Benny has taken charge OF the
Atlantic engine, pics John Moore, re.
signed, Richard johnson succeeds Hen.
~ at the United.
TIE social Of the Second Presbyterian
Church will meet on Thursday evening OF
this week at the residence Of s. NJ. Prather,
on Market street.
TIE different Greenback club commit
tees meet tonight ut the Atlantic engine
house to perfect an organization for the
coming campaign.
Two car loads Of emigrants, bound for
Arkansas, from Washington and Greene
counties, Penn, passed through the city
yesterday morning.
Two places Of amusement open to.
night. Miss Etie Ellsler In "Fanehon,"
at the Opera House, and Zera, the magi-
clan, at Washington Hall.
The organization Of the new Eighth
Ward military company has been post.
poned until Thursday evening next, when
a meeting 10 to be held at Kochs Hall
for the purpose.
JIM. BRop1E, the builder, yesterday
contracted with Mr.. John Mason TO erect
three story brick building on the west
side OF Main, south Of 22d street. The
building will cost 5000.
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DISTURBANCE IN FULTON. = August
Miller, Of Fulton, was lodged in Jail last
night by Constable Exley, on complaint
Of his divorced wife, who charged HIM
with kicking In the doors and breaking
the windows Of her house. August 10 an
old offender, and has been in jail before
for the same ofiense. Mrs. Miller IS
said 10 be quiet, respectable woman.
Miller kept Fulton in ferment all day
yesterday. He will have hearing be-
fore Justice VIM. Phillips this morning.
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ST. CLAIRSyILLE.
Sentenced for Rapc-Attempted
Burglary-Burial of Mrs. Troll.

ST. CLAIRsVLLLE, FEBRUARY 20.
Editors Intelllgencer.
Decker Huffman and John Mcmillan
were tried on Friday and Saturday for
rape committed on Miss Workman, at
Bellaire, some weeks ago. The jury re-
turned verdict Of guilty Of both parties.
This is the second rape case tried during
the present week. The parties concerned
in the frat case were all colored folks
from near Barnesville.
An attempt was made on Friday night
to force an entrance into the grocery
store Of James Osborne. The parties were
described by Wilson Mitchell, who rooms
in the same building. He notified
the Marshall, who had the assistance OF
the officers from Bellaire, who were here
attending court. Unfortunately, owing
to the darkness and the want OF tact on
the part Of the officers, the would.be bur.
glars made their escape.
Mrs. Fred. Troll was buried yesterday
She had been confined TO the house for
two years past from paralysis resulting
from fall. I'll,
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PERSONAL PoIRrs--Robert Peel, The
former Steubenyille oarsman, Ia in Man.
chester, England, and has charge OF the
rowing clubs in that city.
Miss Elite Ellsler, the actress, and her
brother, Mr.. Henry Ellsler, arrived from
Pittsburgh Yesterday morning, and have
rooms at the Mcclure.
Gov. Mathews was expected home from
Washington City last evening.
Mayor Sweeney has not yet decided
upon the date Of his departure for Paris.
He has written To Commissioner General
McC ormick for instructions, and expects
TO hear from him to-day.
Miss Addie Detchon, oil the Euclid
Avenue Opera House Company" Is the
guest Of G. A. House, Esq, corner Of North
York and Maryland streets, Island.
Among the late arrivals at the Mcclure
we note: F. D. Van Peck, Parkersburg;
Miss Ellie Ellsler, Mr.. Harry EllSler, Mr..
Frank Weston, and The dramatic com.
pany supporting Miss EllSler; B. +. Elan.
agan, ClarkBburg; W. E. Madison, Graf
ton.
Rev. J. G. Armstrong, rector Of St.
Mathews Church, leaves for Charlestown
to-day, 20 attend the Episcopal COnyen.
ton.
Mr.. Jacob Berger has returned from
his Eastern trip. :.
Al The stamm last night: james A.
Haggerty, Fairmont; A. L. Prichard,
Warrington; W. E. Waldron, Washing.
ton, Pa; J. K. Carney, Moundsville; VIM.
H. Harvey, Wellsburg; G. Graham, SIS
Sistersyille.
Late arrivals at the St. James: james
F. Agnew, Msrtinsburg; Henry Matthews
and wife, Fairmont; Prot. Zera, the ma.
giciau, and wife, accompanied by Miss
Nellie Walch and Mr.. Ed. Trimble.
Mr.. Jerry Flynn, formerly connected
with the B. & D. Telegraph office in this
city, ia stopping in town day or two
looking up old friends. Jerry looks as
though the West agreed with him.
Rev. Father Boyle, Of Washington
City, is to deliver lecture in the Opera
House, March l4th, under the auspices
Of the Conference Of 81. Vincent de
Paul.
Miss Eva Rice, teacher in theseyenth
Ward public school, is at her home in St.
Clairsville, quite III. Miss Clara Young,
also Of st. Clarisville, is temporarily in
charge Of Miss Rice's pupils.
Mr.. R. w. johnson, SEN, desires US 10
say that he Is willing to shoot match
with Prof. Dwight, Of the Maynard Rifle
Club, over the same ground and under
the same regulations sas the previous
match. Some weeks since they shot q
match at Woodland Range, when Mr..
johnson was victorious, The challenge
recently sent Mr.. Johnson by Prof.
Dwight was for match on the Chapline
Mr.. Geo. Miller, Of the South Side,
leaves town within a few days to visit old
Mr.. s. Kline, Of the firm Of Kline Bros,
started for the East yesterday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-02-26

Attention, Workingmen 1--WE
have just received 100 pairs Heavy
Jeans Pants $50; oopairs The Best
Jeans Pants made 81 90. Look
out for the cheapest stock ever
brought TO Wheeling by the reliable
clothiefs, KLINE Bros,
ga 18th street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-02-26

ADAMS & LUCAS invite attention To
their FISCHER Pianos, which have q fine
powerful tone, and are furnished at re.
markably low prices. Also 10 their gen.
eral large stock Of Pianos, new and sec.
ond hand, Of other makers, and Of Reed
Organs, TO LET and For Sale.
Illustrated Catalogues, with Price / Lat,
mailed free on application. For sale Of
ADAMS & Lucas Music Store,
1927 Market street,
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THERE are many valuable preparations
offered for the cure OF Coughs, Colds and
diseases OF Bronchial organs, bat we
doubt much II any so truly reliable as
McLdins' PICTORIAL Cough Syrup can be
found, as 1t has proven itselfin thousands
Of cases to be an absolute specific that
does not depend on opium or other mar.
cotics for It's palliative or curative prop.
critics, but on combination OF such
drugs as are dictated by Medical Science
10 be safe, reliable and sure.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-02-26

POLICE PicKups.-Frank o'Brien was
arrested by Officer Robertson yesterday
afternoon, 'on q warrant charging him
with having participated in recent dis
turbance at the notorious "Laya Beds"
Yesterday: mornings session Of the
police court added six inmates to the city
prison and two to the county Jail.
Two prisoners were run into the cooler
last night, one for dlsorderly conduct and
one for exposing his person.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-02-26

MIss Et1sIER SRREsApEp.--Miss Etfie
Ellsler, the accomplished actress, was
last night serenaded at the Mcclure House
by Kramer's orchestra band. Harry
Ellsler, Esq after the serenade, appear
ed, and in behalf OF Miss Effie rendered
thanks for the compliment, and enter
tanned the band at Joachim Beuter's res.
taurant. A large number Of people were
attracted by the music.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-02-26

THE dramatic entertainment Of the
Whelan Literary Society, which Is to be
given at St. Joseph's Academy Hall, on
Thursday evening next, is exciting con.
siderable interest. There will undoubt.
eddy be crowded house, and for the pur.
pose OF accommodating their friends the
boys have arranged matters so that seats
can bs reserved at sulliyan's drug store.