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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-23
nRrsS. MEDICINES. &c.

DIRECT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
/ case toriginal packacc1 Of that celebrated and
,ic,;chtful EAU DE COLOGNE, The Nun, or
KE,ns,errrar' Y Z nas just been opened. II comes di-
rrc, from the city OF Cologne, and Is, OF course,
m tms % l.. WAGNER. Druggist.
/YARNEL WHITE CASTLE SOAP.
Z J made At Mount Carmel, n mission station IN
os..,a. perfectly pure and elegant soap for the
,,," h,, mar, !cllarly for nurser! nsc. Sold by h..
wsGXEP druggist. SIKH aud Broad no 23
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AUCTION SALES TENS DAY.

80 On all sales III Ee1L Estate mode bstNess
the 1st T Jannnry md Test Of Jun. the talsSToi
the present yeor hnre 90 b. l3atd bYihe purchaser
On oil SNi&v ldt httacesn the lSt of J,:iSaMdt tdc,
OF tie yerr the tG.res imrc to be putd jy tis ssiier
This custom! was adopted about bftren ye1rs aga
by all the real estate agents IN RIchEoGd, and az.
piles 10 Richmond and v!ciuty,l
WSI. IRA SMITH, 8 =. NJ, clothing.
L. y. EACHO, 81 Z. W.. commissioners sale Of
one acre of land Cnc mile east OF Richmond,
near Siony-ruu creek.
DAVlS's BAZAAR, II 4. NJ, o'oo@ed mare, IL
horses, mules. &c.
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CITY RAILWAY.

SrfrcE RICHMOND RAILWAY COMPANY
rryG THE PUBLIC.-Any citizen signai-
n ling a s,reet-car aud not gaining attention OF
tue driver will ohltge the undersigned oy taxing NO.
OF car aaa 'sp0'''s r. L. WALKER.
~ ,oam Superintendent City Railway.
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OvERCoATSi OvEICoATS!
THE LARGEST STocK ~ TIE STATE.
Prices ranging frUm $5 10 s35.
ALL STYLES OF MAKE ON OUR COUNTERS.

OYEPCOATS OyEECOATSl
PRICES r,ng;p,, fr,.r, ss,oses
nm '-' VI -iNh L oN "Nh |o' hh'.
tEock' SACH, Or GLENGARY
And cor
NO ONE cAS,
Noo"E WILL
sHo" sIIh eloGh'
Any SIC man or Goy cti 1e 'tteu rom OUT i'rse
FLORIDA MISUNDERSTANDING. euf bFoao s'FeeI
laS JHsl recciFed Il !ot CT PRIME SWEET. 'eie
FLOR pA ORANGES. "hich ware shipEca d'recliS
from '"cAe""'llc 10 '"is CIV. As 'hS Is unu u'hs
hhe run IL Il 10" i'Tlcc nj! Ill #aht Should come
carly.
u".,na, I,n"n , ,', ,'', I,''',,i
Chocol1,r Car,meIs. Crvs:aI;yrI Erujts
Cream WalDuS. F:,:s and Pruucles,
al CGAuMBuS's. 32l Broad street.
,r,.y r,,or,.rrs
viii
o,,,.,. ,..,
At c.,,ocx
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

INSURANCE COMPANIES.
VIRGINIA AGENCY
AGRICULTURAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
WATERTOwN, n. Y.
CASH ASSETS OVER s1,l00,0o0.
ENSURES ONLY
PRIVATE RESIDENCES uN CITY OR COUN-
TRYj AND THEIR CONTENTS, AND
FARh-PROPERTY. ~.
1TcLUDING
STOCK AND CROPS,
AGAINST
LOSS Or DAMAGE BY FIRE OR LIGHTNING.
Security perfect, and rates reasonable.
GEORGE d. PLEASANTS,
State Agent, Twelfth and Cary streets,
oc l4-3n Richmond. Va.
-----~------~--~--------- -------------~
VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
CHARTERED 1899.
ASSETS, 100000.
sEcrRITY AMPLE. RATES REASONABLE.
W. J.. CoWARDiN. PREsIpgST;
W. q. MCCARTHY, SECRETARY.
Use 2S-3mJ
.---------- ----------------- - IT IT
II
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The committee TO whom was referred the
papers OF DR.. Cochrane, member OF the Yell
low-Feyer Commission, reported approving
and commencing the same.
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AMERICAN MELONS,
ESPECIALLY ADAPTED TO BOYS WEAR.

We can recommend them as
FlRST-CLASS WEARING GOODS.
4. SAKS 4 Co. 1913 Main street.
JUST ADDED TO OUR STOCK
OXFORD MELTON OyERCOATS...."......... 81
CIIEviOT and CHINCIllLLA OvERCoATS.."....
THEY ARE BARGAINS!
THEY ARE BAEuAISs!
\. SAKS, L CO.. 1913 Main street.
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IcE-cREAM, fresh and pure, at co.rMpus,s.
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MRS. THOMPSON.

DR.. Snow offered the following:
Resolved, That the heartfelt thanks OF
this Association and OF the whole people OF
the country are due TO Mrs. Elizabeth
Thompson, of New York, and to other phi
lanthropic individuals and associations who
by their liberal contributions have enabled
the YeIlow-Fever Commission to prosecute
its investigations, and also to those who
have been concernedin in organizing the work
OF the Commission and in presenting the
result of its. work to this Association.
DR.. Steiner, OF Maryland, made glowing
speech in support OF the resolution, praisins
Mrs. Thompson and giving utterance to
many eloquent and patriotic sentiments.
The resolution was adopted unanimously
by q rising vote.
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LIST oe LETTERS.

,.-r,>,-F 1ST oF LETTEsS REMAINING IN
TIVE posT-oFFICE AT RICHMOND, No.
S.EnfER oS, lS7S
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DR.. Billings's proposition to have the cen
sus. takers gather certain sanitary statistics
and adopted by the Association. Il was also
committee Of three be appointed to urge
upon the special committee OF Congress on
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CoLCMEUS'S CONFECTIONERY,
32l BROAD STREET.
Bal 0! la;e fer inva;lds:
Pure Cream, Wine Jelly. Fine Cakes,
Malaga Grapes, Ripe Banana Choice Pears, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-23

The American Public-Health Association
resumed business at Mozart Hall yesterday
morning at 10 o'clock-the president, DR..
Harris Of New York, in the chair. Prayer
by Rev. Dr.. Edwards.
The President announced that the EX-
ecutive Committee, as authorized to do, had
determined upon Nashville, Tenn, as the
place for holding the next annual meeting.
The committee will hereafter decide upon
the date OF meeting.
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FRESH COCoAEuT CREAM, Choco!ate-Drops,
Waluut-, Coc0ani-. and Almond Candy,
Chocolate CaramcIS- CryS;aiizcd Fruits,
Cream Wa!DluS. F:1.:s, and Pruuclcs,
at CG..UMBCS'S. 32l Broad stl ect.
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ASSETS, 100000.

W. J.. COWARDiN. pREsIpgNT;
W. q. MCCARTHY, SECRETARY.
Use 2S-3mJ
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CHOCOLATE, ALMOND, and CoCoASCT CARA
MEIs at A. PlzzINIS, S07 Broad street.
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FLORIDA CEANGES.-PfZzINI. COZ Broad street
has just received il !ot CT PRIME. SWEET. JUICY
FLORIDA ORAEG ES. which ware shipped direclS
from Jacksonville 10 this CITY. As tns IS unu uay
fine fruit az 4 iow Price, nj! in want should come
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-29
LitteIl's Living age.

The LIring Age has recently begun thu
publication Of new serial story ga
Doubling Heart" by Miss Keary, authol
Of the very popular story "Castle DAILY
etc. It is also Publishing two other serials
one by Mrs. oliphant "Within the Pre-
cine,s,n which promises to be one Of hel
best), and one by William Black. All
three are published from advance sheets
The last weekly number dated July q,
contains, also from advance sheets, short
story By Katharine S. Mscquoid, authol
OF dPatty," entitled 1.-THE Ferry Of Car
noet, Breton Beggar's Story" which II
very quaint and interesting. Besides th,
fiction, this standard eclectic weekly
continues 10 give to It's readers the mos
valuable articles, BY the ablest writer's o.
Europe, on all subjects as contained il
the important foreign reviews, magazines
and papers; rendering II almost indis.
pensable 10 American readers.
For ffty.two, numbers, Of sixty.foui
large pages each Tor more than S00(
pages . year, the subscription price (ss.
e Tow; or for $40 so any one Of the Amer
lean 81 monthlies or weeklies Is sent
with The Lifting Ags for 4 year, both
postpaid. Littell 4 Gay, Boston, are th'
publishers.
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One ,hr.s-s:ory BrkE BuiIdiHt tis,a : =, !.
So,th ,ids d old Unian, ny EA'ea - n
isosp q lbs OLD EXCHANGE go -,
saloon and Restaurant tH TisI ~ y M
Air sr.s rooms and good csIir' o n -
Modern Improvements, 1Sh - q
Tar lsru, lnd pIriJsulin IFPiI w.
aus, n, RsynInn'I RIUuy, q rvr,Id.
Real E.trts As'nu, oPn H'a' ''''
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GALE OF VALUABLE D.
Business Real Estate

The undersigned, John 2, Esss4ss ~.
i,ifatof With tie vii InnsIld 4 hktld l1'a-
deceased, hereby glfss nStos nh b wv
"WEDNESDAY, til. slh tiy d JGl' 4 M
Commencing at 10 o'elosf A. T., I'll q psss " ~
ton Al the iIout DOR d The Csgft No. Z
county, In the oily Of wheslbf Uhs ~. y! Z,
Va, lie Iellosipg dtterhsd nd ts3H " 49, n. :.
to-Iit: An that TieSS q lisd no Y ~ y -
side q Main street, bsisso Eih lna ~ r.
and bsing ntIt souIh d ~ lisiei'I '. ~.
eerter, tGTmeriy be!ondtg % Isse EAs9 =, =,
,T,uty.iIo let iTuni % Nc f1ti ~ ~, n,
iaef q even tsenty.ts 20 ~ 70 WI 49, " !,
In ne rear Ihereof ts,Esn MAJ ant AIt I.t ~ \,
beIng same property tbe hth w \ - \.
copeeytd 10 the uDdtrbgEtd " SG ,':..I II
merly executor and IBs . u ma - -, h ~
property 10 lme occupied o. lnEH ,itr,K
bloch HrOs. ~ q tigIr lieiaJ, ihd 1--WE
for buslne1S puTp0e ,.1tt
THE bsIIevsd GOD. bet bsihs SsIl y. I,' d
rspre,snutITs The md, raSbtd w Wis
sane specially. ,,,.I Il II. tssiis
money ash 10 hand, ard he ltsesi = ~ y
ipSiILinfpt, taJlks 10 oBS an lTe ~ ,,,-sI
dIy 81 ~. siih IntsnSL II. dtiti'es 49, ~
10 & secured TO The ntLilsilSns snI WI
LdnihBrIis' y AA u
rubwFllA CALpWEtI, Ai'hIeth-E
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-29
REPUBLICANS CONGRESSIONAL
asai CONVENTION. .i1at

n CoaSsntOn u the Union Republican party
VI Tie .Fiut CenGreaIohl DAItlist Of Wet VII
sInia y III 10 hsiA In the town Of AoundEIiD''
NlraAan county. AuEuSt2ld, ls7s, ioT The rurpo's
II nominnting q esndIdIis for Congress, and also
Tor Il q tranlsetlps Of sOeh ether buhneis - may
CONS bsiurs Tbs conTsnuon. TIE Union Rtpu6
lean party Of the District Il rqussttd TO appoint
dolsrats % the Convention from the Ceuntiss
,Ornpridng The District at such time and place u
rnSy suit Tbs cOaESaisnea Of The people Of The
several countiss 1856 as. Haa (. 'ala.
By erSsr q the Republican Executive Commit
leo q tAs Iitt Conlressisnh District. ss
,prs.a ~ GEO. EDWARDS. Chairman.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-29
STEAMER DAY.
Features OF the Export Trade TO
Europe-narked Falling on In
Fresh Meat Shipments-Street
Cars for England and Tobacco
tor tiernany. y~sI45 sAaaE4u

Fresh Meat Shipments-Street
Cars for England and Tobacco
tor Germany. gf-its -AaaHH"
Six transatlantic steamers left New
York for European ports on Saturday,
and all Of them had full cargo lists. The
BIlstia says: The shipments Of grain,
tobocco and cheese are very heavy, but
4 remarkable feature Of the business is
the almost entire absence Of fresh meat.
Bat on. Of the steamers has any Of the
commodity on board, and she has barely
one refrigerator full. It is said that The
falling of is owing to there being no mar
ket abroad at this time for fresh meat,
andi.hst good prices can be realized at
home without having the additional ex-
pense OF freight. The Bremen steamers
take out an unusually large quantity Of
tobacco and also eighteen cases OF cigars
for the German market The National
steamer has on board four street cars Of
the latest improved design, built by John
Stephenson & Son, for use in England.
The same vessel also carries over forty
bales Of domestic dry goods, and the In.
man vessel has a consignment Of one
hundred bales. The names and destina>
tons OF the steamers are: City Of Rich
mond and England, for Liverpool; circss-
sia, for Glasgow; Calaud, for Rotterdam;
and Donsu and Krouprinz for Bremen.
The principal items comprising the va
rious cargoes are as follows:
City OF Richmond, Inmsn Line 81.
500 boxes cheese, 4, 100 bu wheat, 5000 do
corn, $50 boxes bacon, 1000 bales cotton,
l78 bags clover seed, 5000 pkgs butter, 40
tcs beef, 1l9 hhds and 8 tcs tobacco, 100
bales domesties. .s.-. ,g 90.
England, National Line: 10000 bu
grain, ] ,25O bales cotton, Jos bIs bacon,
s. tea provisions, 60 bbls provisions, rs
bhls lard, 5000 bxs cheese, $500 pkgs
butter, 1870 tcs grease, los hhds tobacco,
% tc5 tobacco, 40 bls domestics, 500
shocks, "a tons leather, 100 pkgs sun.
dries, Ss horses, 4 street cars.
Circassia, Anchor Line: $4,000 bu
grain, 10000 boxes cheese, 5000 pigs
butter, 1000 cases canned goods, 1856 tics
beef, 700 boxes bacon, 1000 bbls aour, 500
qrs fresh meat, 81 horses. :.
Ca!and, Rotterdam Line: $4,000 bush
wheat, 700 boxes bacon, 400 tics grease,
$50 hhds tobacco, 100 bbls dried apples.
Donau, North German Lloyd Line /:
5000 bush wheat, $50 tes lard, IS .bbls
beef, l2s bbls bark extract, $50 hhds, $50
cases and 450 bales tobacco, 600 pkgs but.
ter, 80 tons sundries. s.s j .i.Cqs.
Kronprinz Frederick William, North
German Lloyd Line: $500 bnSh rye, 800
tcs lard, 1000 cases tobacco, 4S0 hhds do,
2O33 bGlss do, Is cases cigars. f..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-29

The Bslleionts jail contains a Dedueer
only fourteen years old, his victim being
but month his junior.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-29
TERRlBLE ACCIDENr.
slan Falls Down . Coal shalt.

man EailA Down y Goal Snhit.
stsubsnville Herald, nh. f.s. rs..ps,-
A few minutes before noon to-day
Thos. Dargh, u miner working At the
Market street shaft Of the Stsubenville
Coal and Mining Company, met with a
terrible fall, which, II 4, does not result
fatally, will 10 all probability disable him
for life. The shall Is undergoing re-
pairs, and q cradle had been. let down The
opening on which the men stood while
they we're putting In new cnrbi6g. This
cradle was suspended by rope around
the large windlass used for hosting, and
when let TO the proper depth It was
stopped by 4 block placed In between the
cogs Of the wheel. At the time referred 10,
four men, Andrew Culbertson, George
Cooley, BEN. iHodgson and Thos. DarRh
we're on the cradle so or 100 feet above the
bottom Of the shalt, when by some mis-.
chance the block slipped out from the
eogs, causing the cradel 10 tilt and throw
him Of. DGrgh caught hold Of the rope,
but losing his presence Of mind, or from
some other cause let go, and fell TO the
bottom Of the pit, the other three saving
themselves. The young man was fright
fully mangled and cut up. A deep cash
was made In the region Of the groin, his
left thigh was broken and he received In.
juries on the right arm, face and other
parts Of ths body. Twas impossible 70
bring him up through the Malket street
shaft, 80 he was carried through the
workings to the STONY Hollow entrance,
aud from thence taken 10 the residence Of
Mr.. VIM. smurthWAite, the pit boss, on
South Filth street. Drs. Shane, Tappan
and Rodgers were called, who gave him
every. attention, bnt his recovery lsex-
eeedlngly doubtful and depends on the
extent o. the injury in The. groin, Is well
Is possible internal Injuries 1s1litP
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-29
TRUSTEES SALE.

By Ilftue Of two deedI q, TINT q, -.
Chftestln Wagner md chriItai VIZ, ~
70 The uhdenigned tIulitS. d,lsd IkS 49,
o. Decembu, 10 the yaf liiS Ind lssrs.ls-''r,;
The public land reoufdI Of Ohso ooastT ~. =.
ginia, 10 DEED Of Trust BoOk IA ii ", Y" n 4.
other deed Of tfuit mSds By Ckne,its 49,, -
the undGrxEned trn,tas, diiid ~ J,,,f.5
N.Y. 10 ne year 1874, and neated IsSIs
public land reeordI d MD county 4 ~ IL
Book numbered seven. fOlls S Nd & i TiaS
FRIDAY, ,A. 2ia d,y d JsHln
Beginning at 10 o'eIoek A.hdsltr sS
front door Of the court HooIl Il 0hssss, n.
VliglpiA, In The dtJ Of Wbe,llLI, M a ~
auedon the following deserbtI ifVpFtJ 1 n
city, or % much thereof u nay e pta1.tT I n
the debt secured BY aid dttdi 4 N IN
expenses tttepding The dOelIoa d n trIyss
atOd By MD deedt, bat EubjeSt % llana1r
mentioned below Of The toItA klid MI
Of two thounnd dolhn Vdh InIHs, IAgrirs
March I'd, 1877, dill PAID, hJ Iirt1l z 4 ~
tuft from ChTiatIGn kGgb&f "A N ~.
DuBeh, uuIIss, dated Nith ~, ia GlrrI{
Cd among the public land rtoorai 4 n ,S.I
In Deed Book Numbered 81, pp N; AIihhIf
Twill sell a Aforesaid thu i0llS siDg IsaisiR,
perty, or 70 much thereof u nay s bSssri 4
Aforesaid: The eastern ptIt u tha hortt hii
lot Numbered teytnty.nibt, htaTtsd &C do
Ode Of Main street, "lentn Nhe1AtIa ~ g
fruntng Unity .thIee let 90 Ii stSl u, W
"E" and runniag SGtSIraly d era EilAtr
four Let tiI lAehes. o. 10 teirt hfiJ4sr1S
DIX inches from NAH Stltst ina Via httuE
efn line Of that part d Tie nofth hthd AHS
bsfed seyenty-nine, hHdBLilG Ethtosd In
part lot icing the dme peCs d sfpaal IniaIrl
conveyed " the said ChnsttIn WEHd In
A. Berry and wife and AIul4l utahI II NJ
dated FebruIry 18th, is69, nd nulSa nm
the public llnd records oi Uba eontT Ea y
gtni1, In Deed Book No 81, ilo!lL
Also, % much Of The nolih bal 4 Il sslgE
eventy.nine - Lea bSlSeSa RLh 10, ~ b
piece Of gruand ltoVe dtsIAsa, NJ sasI d
ame property grIniet md nutWId " n
chfiestiIn WSgn1 By JnhH UDE1sl y! Ttss
deed dlted MATth ~, ls6s, Nd abfid md
MD land neord, 10 Led BofSs I. 'enG,
The Ant mentioned pIrt d he tHtl MID Z
No 70 will Be trIt EOld Il all tus I'D FIh
The title 10 The property bmby hrftssl "
sod 10 believed 10 Be gOoi, sabl'tt y Ilii y
part ihsitof - above, bgt Rl!Rs y ushu u
only convey such TUE u . Id!ed % nj y
two deeds Of trust aIothA.
TKRNs OF s4LI-0De third, nd n sd -
a the purehESsr may tltct u ~, oh Z il,t
the balance 10 Two equal tnInluSsu d q q
Twelve months respectively, SGA iss!fui tHsS
day Of sale, The PurehLsE % pa b eT1s9
promIssory note tor each instlAnsst M h1
70 the property Rold 70 be'pI1lbAd y sta1i
the payment thereof until Pai4 ts tI!l
SIMON bAEk, IFaaA
CALDWELL 4 Caldwell, AttuDgt
J. c HKEyEY, AuetIootef.
The above ssle b poEtPnna Gfti NlaYlIi
July 8, 1873, Al 10 o'elotE AZ ...,,
The shove ale Il postp5ned Bntl !hVE'pI,
Angus; Slh, ct 10 oelOGf AZ q nAg',1sss
CALDWELL 4 CALDWELL, Atidr1GL
J. HERvKT, AuetioOtSf. "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-29
DIED.

FIrroS-oa Sunday evening. July %, 1873, a
O'Clock, LAURA BLLR, Infant daughter Of Jane
and Anna N. Fitton, aged II months and % days
Funeral from the relIdOnee Of It's parents, IL
BOlliire, this afternoon at 9 O'clock. Friends o
the family are invited.
LIST-On Saturday m1Ening. rJAly q, 1879, q
O'Clock, THoELs Il. LIsr, 10 the 18th year Of hi
aee.s" 'ayi THt
Faasrsl from bis late residence, No. 2lci Chap
line street, this morning At O'Clock. Friends o
the family are Invited. - 80 IT, EHt..ya
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-29
TRUSTEES SALE OF
Acme Mower Co.'S WaA,

KNOWN AS THE oIpN,c,."s 'h
" virtue Of DEED Of Tur -.I.t saVh
Hobbs. senior, and AnbsIs H. s,aa " Ltsvl
beeh and sallie A., b, ME ~ ~ ~, Asl I
dated January 2ith, ism ~ ,SS1 % tFsia
q w.. ne v S,st5 q %. o'nbiy Gun 4 ~
A. W. ~ at the irent dor q ~ &c g N
" On'o county, West VlrginlL "a aiHss
SATURDAY ,A,o
cOmmendcslt ioSeOet 4. "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-29
cIEUBENvILLE 10Y FEMALE SEMINARY

- $500 W. -
Board, room, and light, per year sl7s e.iourth
OF for the daGghten Of Minister. Tuition In En-
gli,h course, Languages, Nude Painting, etc, very
REv. @. G. BEATTY. DID. IL. D., sup't.
IyN REV. A N. REID, Pm. D., Principal
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-29
ANNoUNcEMEIls
FOR SALE
DOB SALE.

DOB SALE
A desirable RtIldsne,, ,Oa,ipI,,
n ,s ,oSd repair and pleasantly ISu,s n" S ~
sold cheap and on sa'y tsruI Eso,s ., Wiz
,yn l. C sEOEck
1---4 Ittn',Fsr ~,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-29
ELM GROVE RAILROAD.

ON AND AFTER "WEDNESDAY, the 10th
" Inst, clrs 90 the Wheeling 4 Elm Grove Il.
B. EillIun a. fellows. Cars Will leave the city
corner d Market and HeTsnth $751; ADdStamm'l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-29
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
pxPIHIuAE o. TEAms.

ID sTfiadslphll Accommodations train only
runs between Wheeling and ThldelphlA.
tpaIly except acknowledgements Accommodation.
tSteubsnyiIle AecommodAtnn.- train dur.
Ing the day passss bAeksud' and forward between
Martins Ferry and BelhirN, stopping whom requi-
red ct Sherman HouIe, RtnAytlle, Wet Wheeling
and Gravel Hill.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-24
COERCTNG WORKING MEN.
a Circular that Gen. uuticr Charges upon the
Republican Committee.

BosroN, Oct. y. - Despite the terrible
storm II rain and wind to-nigh the Butlor rati-
ncNtion meeting at Fancuii Hall drew crowd.
viii n not only filed the building. hut LETT thou-
sands outside. who could not gain admission
The enthusiasm was intense throughout the
meeting cheers being given at every mention
Of the Generals name 10y others. and at his
own appearance Tho Hon. John H. TarhpN
presided. and delivered telling speech. He
was followed by the Hon. W. ID. Nor,hrnd Of
Salem. MAJOR J. NJ McCailcrty Gen. Butler.
and Thomas Riley. Con. Butler in the course
OF his address read the following circular:
DIAN SIR Your cooperation with the Massachusetts,
Republican state central Committee j. most carnc -tIv
exercise those employed by Nou To maintain the
honor Of Massachusetts AMI Keep II of the hands uf
spoilers and political knaycs. uho have selected ten
Buter their candidate His election wuui disgrace
State aud ruin standing NJ home and abroad A
thorough canvass OF those employ AMI carV
port TO the secretary 81 the Republican state Central
Committee will be thankfully received
The General said ii was useless for the Re-
publican State Committee TO deny the RESPONSE
billy for this circular. a. itcould be proved that
man in it, employ went to New York. had
them printed. brought them 10 Boston. and car
riei them 10 the Committees headquarters.
The General spoke an hour and n half. and told
several stories Of ATTEMPTED intimidation. and
related one instance Of prosecution Tor II
under the statute.