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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-02
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OTyIcr OF WHEELING d BELMONT BnDoE Co,
WHEELING, W. Va, June Is, 1873, J
The Board Of Managers OF this Company have
haslAied dividend Of three (8l per cent on the
Capital Stock Of tho Company, payable on demand
ontpr after the Ist day Of July, 1875 to the stock
holders or their legal representatives holding stock
jsii JOS. LAWSON, sec'y.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

i Aver DtaIlHle Front Room, neatly fur.
niihed, with or without hoard. Apply 70 %
South Penn Street. hland. Jy2
The New York herald., 1878-11-30
A PECULIAR DONATION.

From the Journal of the (st. Patricks CathedraD
Fair.
donation of $25 WAS made last evening to the fair
under such peculiar circumstances to render the
matter deserving of special mention. 1t appears that
Mr. David Taylor inspired by spirit Of enterprise
that has met with unusual in direction he
doubtless did not anticipate. sent check drawn by
himself in favor Of himself to of the gentlemen
connected with the NEW YORK HERALD MIR. Taylor
is the agent of Ole Bull the celebrated vionist, and
us such it must DO admitted adopts rather cir
cnitous and devious in securing first class
notices.: but in this case in numerous Others the
Oft quoted words Of the poet are singuary Apo
Site
The best laid schemes o mice and men
Gang aft agley.
Mr.. Taylor's plan has gone altogether "aglcy" but
his check has not already intimated. 1t will help
in small way to swell the receipts of the fair. But
TOR the fact that the fair must close the 30th
the check might have been put up to be voted for.
and awarded the HERALD suggests. to the theari-
cal manager receiving the highest number OF votes.
For the reason stated however, further publicity in
that direction is wholly precuded and our esteemed
must be satisfied with the servke
rendered TO the interests of Mr. Ole Bull and his
tcrprising agent by this publication.
The New York herald., 1878-11-30
CLOSE OF THE GREAT FAIR.

The great fair ut the Cathedral will close eleven
o'clock to- night. On Thanksgiving Day the crowd
numbered nearly 10000, and yesterday there were
fully 5000 present. The daily average attendance
since the fair opened Tuesday. October %, has
been about 6000 the largest number Of visitors hav-
ing been present tie opening night, when it was
estimated that fully % 900 persons passed in and out
the Cathedral DOORS Vicar General Quinn said last
night that before the fair began calculated that
100000 would be raised; but sl260O0 has already
been taken in and il is believed that the total
ccipts will reach fully $1500OO This will be almost
clear profit. the expenses being very slight
Last evening those who had articles to be rafed for
were unusually eager for the unwary coin or paper
currency that found its way into the charmed pre-
cncts of their tables, and such lively efforts did not
fail to awaken unwontcd libcrality on the part Of
visitors. Chances Tor the buggy presented BY Brew
ster OF Broome strickland which IL u fac-simile of
one for which gold medal was awarded at the Paris
Exposition limited in number to 800. Mrs Jud-
Jarvis, of the St. Agnes Church table is in charge
of the vehicle and expects to receive s999 Tor II le
fore the close tonight The gorgeous vestmcnts.
worth hundreds OF dollars exhibition at the Church
the Assumption table bids fair to become the prop
ery Of Father Brophy OF the M o. the sacrea
already cast. The question of future ownership will
be finally determined at eleven r. NJ to-lay For the
splendid sword at st. Francis Xavier Church table.
General Newton has received nearly 400 v0tes and
General Wylic about $50 Fully $1,000 has been paid
in already. Over 800 persons expec, 70 OBTAIN OBTAIN
the Fifth entrance each expectant owner
having paid 81 for his chance. An unusual crowd is
expected to be present this evening The Cathedral
will remain open for inspection throughout tho
coming week of its present contents being left
save the floral arbor and rereshment room. which. it
is supposed, will be i'll particular demand at the con-
cert by Cmore's band on Thursday night. The in
spectors badge will not be awarded till Wednesday
evening next Inspector Thorne last night had ID5
votes. Inspector Dks 6t6 and Inspector waddy, OF
Brooklyn, So
MIR. David Taylor's check, which was sent to .
member of the HERALD editorial staff to insure favor
able concert announcements ana transfcrrcd 10 the
managers of the tair Thanksgiving Day was yes
terduy ndorscd by Treasurer Lynch and deposited i'll
the Second National Bank. Under the circumstances
the following letter late for consideration
81. ASpREw's CHURcH Nov .S. 1873
To Tug EDITOR HERALp:--
wish inform yon that the bearers Mrs. Dunphy and
Dempsey. authorized 70 make application in behalf ~
ST the Cathedral fair for the check be
given o the popular theatrical manager.
j. i. WOODS, Assistant Pastor.
The New York herald., 1878-11-30
FATAL SHOOTING AFFRAY.

party Of young men who had been attending the
funeral of popular saloon keeper Of Grccnpoint.
Thursday. dropped into Luder's billiard rooms, No
$50 Manhattan avenue, Grcenpoint, at about ten
2. NJ for parting drink. Before they separated.
however, two of the party James Guthrie
and Charles Huss. became engaged in q
political discussion. which terminated in tho fatal
wounding of Guthrie. The latter In his ante
mortcm statement, taken vt st. GATHERINGS Hospital
night by Nolan, thus succincy stated how
the shooting occ,irred:--"Wc got into political
,tunIent about the last election Charles Huss said
that he could whip me, and pulled of his coat and
struck me in the right eye. then clinchcd him and
struck him about tho head with my iist. Charles
Hnss then stepped back and drew his pistol and shot
me in the abdomen. two inches 10 the lett of tho
navel A man named Oliver prevented Huss from
shooting Mt me again"
Huss, who In carrier for the Siddfs Z,,tnRy hur-
ricd and made his way to- this city. where he
arrested this morning at No. - Chatham street.
Guthrie escorted by two friends walked to the
station house. where his injuries were found To- be
serious, and was removed thence to ST. GATHERINGS
Hospital. He IL single man, twenty-five years of
aye. and both he and his assalant have borne The
character of pcaceablo young men.
Last night pertontis having set in the Coroner
was notified. and Huss. being brought to Guthries
beiside was identified by him the man who shot
him. Hass claimed to have done the shooting in
sei-dcicncc and baines liquor tho main cause OF
the difficuty neither of the having exchanged
word with each other until tho day that ended dis
astrously Ior both. Guthries death is momen,arily
all
The New York herald., 1878-11-30
WAS PAULINE HOMER ABDUCTED? !?

william smith, resident OF Beach place. Brook
Ign, aud Mrs. Jane Taiford widow. residing ut No.
GIG Hicks street. before Justice Scmler Of that
city, yesterday. the charge Of abducting Pauline
Homer aged sixteen years. daughter OF Andrew Homer
residing at No. ~ President street. One week ago
last Saturday night Pauline left home with
the intention she said. of attending - party
TO lie given at the residence os smith. who
friend Of the family. AS she did not return during
the night Nr. Homer became anxious concerning her
and In the morning visited smiths house. He learned
from Mrs Smith that party had been held there.
aud that Mr.. Smith had also been absent from his
home all night. When about to leave the house
Smith in. aud when asked by Mr.. Homer III
lie knew where Pauline said he did not. and had
her for several days. Mr.. Homer then sought
the aid of the police TO help him find his daughter
Upon investigating the the police learned that
Mrs 1aford had had the missing girl in her pos
session for few days ut the request OF smith Subsc
quently Smith and Mrs. Taford arrested
picion of having abducted Pauline. Miss Honor
traced to house Smith sire 4 and afterward to
Dean street but from theru all trace OF her lost
and her present whereabouts still mystery, A
great deal of interest s taken in the ease by the
Brooklyn police, who confident of finding her
either In this city or Brooklyn. Both smith and Mrs
Taford were quite indignant over their arrest and
enphatically deny the charge against them. Judge
6cmlcr yesterday adjourned the case until to-day.
The New York herald., 1878-11-30

guests There were several bands. about Atty
hremen three times many more eitl-
zeiis, and each bore torch. They were 70
start from the City Hall and at the hour appointed
left that place. There no such thing walking.
for the and the crowd broke them up until they
were in detached bodies any of which, but for their
bright helmets and natty uniform might have easily
have been mistaken were the propitiousl for
corps of supers bearing away the victims Of Lucreta
Borsia in the poison scene in that opera. The crowd
snrged about the men in that way until
they commenced bluclights. rockets and Roman
candles, and then there was stampede
among the horses which created good deal of ter
ror. Fortunately there was hurt, and the
police, after hercuean efforts managed to get the
mass in motion On went the motley procession
through Notre Dame street, and from
Place dArmes, in st. James street, where
halt was compelled in front OF the
Montreal Bank until the crowd could be moved and
then they passed on. At the corner Of st. James
and st. Peter streets a crowd of several hundred
Metiill College students came along with their
standard elevated. students gown a bloomstek
and a helmet surmounted it. They pushed right
and left, until at time it seemed il there would
be revival Of the old and gown of the old
country; but Montreal crowd is patient crowd,
and the students had it all their way.
The procession then moved up along
Dorchester street to Windsor Hotel where they
dismissed, aad the fremen looked as il they we're
glad or it. As to the whole affair there is this to be
said for it-that it lacked the spontanicty Of the
Halifax demonstration Whether this was because
His Excellency and the Princess merely paying
the city flying visit whether they have, one and
all, dislike to join with Mayor Beaudry ut the heat
of affairs in such celebration is not clear, but Mon
treal has not done her level best this occasion.
The New York herald., 1878-11-30
CAN SHE BIZ HER MOTHER?

MRS. Haughton. you make terrible charges against
your daughter here. She must either be very bad
girl or you unnatural mother said Judge
DufYy TO lady in black seated in the private examine
ton room at Essex Market Police Court, yesterday.
..oh Judge, Judge! for mcrcy's sake do not be-
lieye her.' implorcd the girl, Who wop bitterly. 'Ie
you only knew how hard tried to get along in tiia
world But my mother here has followed me from
place to place and denounced me and those who be-
fricnlcd Inc. And, oh sir! shc had in every
police court in this city aud although l am
only nineteen years old she has had me sent to
the Msudalen Asylum. the House of Mercy t.
House OF the Good shepherd. the House of Refuge
and elsewhere. Judgc judge said the girl. in .
bcsceching voice. while the tears rolled down hsR
checks and her slight form was con,ulscd with
anguish, don't send me to those places. went
into them ignorant of guilt but left them fully awara
OF what wickc iness girls can conceive. Judge. ann
hcartbrokcn! My employer is outside. He will tell
YOU that work faithfully early aud late. and that
am good girl. although my mother here says am =
born In Mobile; she always told me born
in New York. l do not remember my father
at all! But why should she hate me and
threaten TO drag me down. down. She foiowe
me- 90 my working places and has had mo turDei QUE
or torn away by .he police when live with her she
out of the window. oh. Judge' lclaspng her handa
togcthcr am asocd girl ! want TO be good giri-
Where can gog What can dog Can she be my
motherg
"Mrs. Haughton. have you any other children.
asked His Honor.
zone. boy"
where is hcf'
ssSouth."
"wnerc's your h,,shand?'
He died when she child. She wants to make
out 4 M her stepmothcr. She is going to the---s
sStop right there madame. You have said thinga
about tnis girl that no mother, II I'm any Judge II
human nature, would have said You are more than
harsh. You cruel. send in the girls employer
Mr.. Footc.
The gentleman came In and testified to the excel.
lencc OF the girls character She works In his stora
with his own daughters ard earns barely enough ~
get along. She was pnnctua in the morning aud
never neglected her business. But he knew that the
mother bounded her and made her wrctched
Then followed q scene OF supplcaton and misery
that brought tears 10 many eyes. Tho girl prayed Il
be freed: the mother wanted her committed. "On
Juogel" said the girl. II am keeping company with
frcsco painter who visits mo at my boarding place
and is honorable. but my mother Is trying to turn
him away from me too.
'Judgc" said Mr.. Teotc. rising hastily 70 his fss1
i'm deep emotion, "let her 20 10 my store and TN
guarantee 20 pay her at least 80 . week stes1ily.
She is good girl, am sure. and will trust her
with my grlsi"
"Eval yoa are free" said the Judge decidedly.
The New York herald., 1878-11-30

unawfnly in doing And this deponent further swear
from information and belief that the following were. I'd
SAID October ~ 1878 directors of said hank wit oi
Hailinrd, Hugh Mckns. owen r. " Mcdonald, Pafrire
sherman Henry Carroll Thomas ocalla shan. John Miller.
- Reed James ". lonclan, James cnn, Patrick Com
don, Patrick Reilly, Robert smsh Matthew Monks Jere-
lniah Sweeny. Adam y. Dittmar Patrick Mechan,
John Murphy and George Brock And the de-
ponent charges that, from said information derived
aforesaid the said directors
said did unite combine, confederate conpirc and bind
themselves by cheat defrand this de-
of his said property and in obtaining said
by false prctences wit In disclosing this de-
causing bc disclosed the then condition fnan
ciay OF said bank by of which, in believing th
said bank he solvent this dcponcnt induced
with his said money. JAMES j. FIREY
sworn subscribed before me Jersey City this
,s'l OF November A. ID lS7S-IouS MRIHAS Justice Of
the
The New York herald., 1878-11-30

Time progressed. and by nine o'clock the crowd
upon the streets had swelled to such numbers that
seemed ~ IL the whole population of the
province had been turned loose upon the streets
There was perfect babel of sounds froa
ST. James, Notrc Dame. ST. Catharinc and Dorchester
streets while Victoria square Beaver Hall Hill and
the space opposite the Windsor Hotel at times
literally impossible for either man or beast All
were gathered In eager anticipation the torchligf
procession.
A pooR roRcHLrGHr PROCESSION
II was q scene which was hardly worth the trouble
TO SEQ when II did come. and was more hike bur-
lesque at Niblos than parade to do honor royal
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-03-28
3tfOrUfU General

The Sixth judicial Circuit. composed OF
the counties OF Grundy. Warren. Coffee.
Franklin, Lincoln. Moore aud ' anBurcn
We are authorized To announce W. X.
Francis. DR., OF Winchester. Il candidate
f,r Attorney General OF tlIi, the sixth
Judicial district. Election. lst Thursday
in August. ISIS.
We ar, authorized to announce Andrew
Is Woodland. OF ray cttcvillr, II candidate
for Acknowledgement oi the 9th jndicla!
Circuit, 1T the ensuing August "lrction.i
We are authorized to announce scott
Davis. OF " lncucstcr. Il candidate for AZ
torncy-Grneral of the 6sI judicial Cir
cult. 1T the ensuing August election.
We are authorized To announce :. W..
Carmack, OF Fayetteville. u candidate tor
Attorney General of the 9th Judicial Cir
cult. ut the ensuing August election.
We are authorized TO %nounc X. NJ.
of McMnnrille. y candidate for
Attorney General OF the 9th Judicial CIr-
cut, AT the ensuing August election.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-03-28
announcements
JOuutU court Uerh'.

We are authorized to announce w. T..
thrttrr known rs "Dirk."!T ayl or II can
dictate tor County Court Clerk of Franz
lin county. Elr' ton in August. lNlS.
We are authorized to announce |. \.
Martin a candidate for County Court
Gle / of Franklin county. Election first
Thursday in August. ISIS.
We are authorized u announce Glenn
ArlrIgr Il candidate tor ~ election 10 the
office oi County Court Clerk. Election in
August urXL.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-03-28
Nom Resident Notice.

W. j. Hines and wife VS.. a. Il. fcrScr
and W. VI. Shelters.
In these causes it appearing to the sat
isinctiOn of the Clerk IL Master FROM com-
plainanis' bill. which is sworn to. that
drfrnLun MT. \. Il. Merger. is Il nonresident
of the State Of Tennessee, 50 that the or
dirary process of law cannot he served
upon nm.
It's therefore considered that publira-
ton be made for four consecutive weeks
in the Home journal. u newspaper pub
li-hed in the town of Winchester Frank
lin Co. Tenn, requiring said non-rrsidcnt
defendant to appear before the next term
OF the CIlamr ely Court. to be- holden Tor
the county ut Grundy. at the Court-rooms
in Tracy City. Tenn. on the lst Wrdnrs-
day after the 81 Monday in April. 1878.
aud make defense to said bill. or the
same will be taken for confessed and sci
for hearing rX-pirtc IL to him.
| This February 18th. 1873.
Il. Is. ROBERTS. c. NJ.
mnr7-4w AZ
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-03-28

NorIcE. The undersigned, aged
abou. IS years, believes he is indebted
to no nan ia q %pecuniary sense. but
knowing he cannot live long, lie gives
this public not ice for any person who
has q. note or account against him to
present the same. He wants no fuss
over what he NAV leave his children.
JAMES NJ. MORRIS.
March 26ili. 1851
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-03-28

turr--hut they would be u substitute; and
when the money power deliberately sets
about the peoples destruction, or rather
enhancing It's own riches by contraction
to such unrXtrnt as to destroy the people
by increasing the purchasing power OF
money. II people. situated ~ the people ~
Tennessee are. might well br termed
weak. II not c0wnrlly. who wouli 40
nothing to protect themselves from such u
great pullir wrong.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-03-28
Fashionable Barber Shop,
LEWIS BOND

Has opened n lirSt-claSS SHOP in the
brick row opposite t, Z Home journl! Of
flee. where he viii practice barhrring in
all it, branches. He keeps everything in
purlor style. lie has convrnirnrr> tor all
those wliO wish to wash their faces and
hands. free OF charge. Give Fan artll.
He j. also prepared to mend brohcn I'M
brrIlaS in workmanlike manllcr. at low
rates. Srp2O
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-03-28

We are glad 10 STE on oar streets
our 81 friend, Michael VILLAINS. who
il are on Il visit to his many Relatives
and friends. Mr.. W. was b IN AN
reared IN this connlv, and was Tor
some time it, SAerif. and one Of our
most respected citizens.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-03-28
Trustee,

We are authorized to nou Il J.
Turner u candidate tor re-elrctiun II
Trustee OF Franklin county, ut the ensu-
ing August election.
We are authorized to announce II. G.
SMITH "A candidate tor rru .tec oi Franklin
, ounty. ut the election in august next.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-03-28

Messrs S. w Carmack, OF Flyctte,
vile, aod Il NJ. Smith, Of MrMnn.
vile, are canlil ales Tor Attorney Gen
.ral, aud 10th are 80 clever in appear,
,nCe, and slant so fair in ability. that
have not u Sori 70 say.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-03-28

Col. W, f, X renewal, OF Fayettc-
VILE, announces himself n candidate
for Circuit ia lge, There is no heater
uor more genial, honorable
gentleman.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-03-28
TERRInLY nuKNEn. -MAlNlnn,

ERRIBLY BURNED, -Mtl\lna, u
daughter at Caroline Johnson, col
living nea Winchester, was 81 serious
" burned nv her clothes catching Grr
last Tuesday, that no hopes ar" enter
ialEcd ~ her recovery. The girl was
about IL years Of age, and was wnshs
ing by the fire. She ran Into the wini
winch only spre,leh the Il umes.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-03-28
Non-R Resident Notice.
%.iltercr Il Cablrr vs. q \ Mayhem anal
,Il,rs


Amended Bill.
Upon motion. and it appearing to the
satisfaction of The CLERK a Master. from
compartments hill in ABOVE cause. which
/, sworn 10. THAI the defendants. j. W.
Hays and Charles HAYS. are non residents
of the state of tennessee. 40 TIL t ltr or
binary process of law rannot be served
upon them.
1t /, therefore ordered that publication
be made for four successive weeks in the
HON" journal. published in Winchester,
Tenn. requiring said nonresident Defend
ant 20 appear on or before the ltlI Mon
day ia June next before the Chancrry
Court at Winchester. rankin county.
Tenn. and plead, an>wc or drmur to
compartments till, or the same will be Ia
ken for confessed and set for nearing eX
partr rs to tiIcm
Witness my hand, ut office in WincIcs-
ter. Tenn. this Feb. 18th. 1873
L. Ii. FINCH, c.. 4 NJ
tcb2S-iw A.
Fitzpatrick. Gregory Il Davis, and Ar
solicitors.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-03-28
Li.ON SEED.

About 80 packages of splendid Canta-
IeuIm seed. OF the .rccu-tir>h virirty-thr
hest ard most delicate in ilMor-'n' -
packages of Watcrmr Ion seed. of splendid
quality. are II Pc ed at the dom" Jour
nal Office Tor sale. at five cents per package.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-03-28

Qnitr n number of prominent men from
Il distance have been in Winchester this
week. We do not hnnN OF II it gave Us
more pleasure to meet than Col. T.. >. \.
Bobo. OF Lrnctiurg. His handsome lUim
and pleasant face are always attractive.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-03-28

We have two communications from
the li.h district Of our county, which
viii appear next week. We are sorry
that the pressure Of other matter CON-
peis us to postpone their publication,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-03-28
Circuit JudDc.

The 9th Judicial Circuit. composed OF the
counties OF Gruliy, Warren. Coffee, Linz
coin. Franklin, Moore AMI VanBnren.,
We are authorized To aniiIunre w. H.
B. Jones. of Ne Minnrillr, ~ Il candidate
for Judge of the skin Juli' ial Circuit, 1T
the ensuing August election.
We are authorized o|announcr VIM B.
Martin. OF Fayetteville. a candidate loi
Judge OF the Gtn judicial Circuit 1T tile
ensuing August election.
EDITOR JOURNAL Believing that
have given ci.tiie satisfaction ~ the Bal
and people OF the Circuit during the few
months 1 have held the position. | an
muunre myself Il candidate for Judge u
this Circuit. and respectfully solicit tin
sutfragcs Of the people Tor the Salne il
August next. Respectfully.
id WILLIAMS.
We are authorized to Col. W
+ krrcllc>al, of ia, etteyille. Il raniidat,
tor Judge Ut tue 9TH Ju'iirial Circuit, Il
the ensuing August election.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-03-28

DR.. Dance. OF Lynchhurg, has
moved his family to our town, amt
expects to locate here permanently,
The Doctor is an agreeable gentle
man. and we extend him a hearty
welcome.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-03-28
Shei'iF.

We are authorized to announce Joe
Turnry IL candidate tor Sheriff OF Franklin
county. Election, 1T Thursday in Au-
gust, ISIS.
We are authorize to announce J.P.
Lon. %(prttcr known as bud" Long II
IAN .iiarr Tor Sheriff at the election in
AuGn.t GrXt.
We are authorized to announce X. +.
Oakley "aniI,late Tor sheriff of frInNIin
county at the ensuing August clcctIoil.
We are authorized To announce Slihuei
II. Keith II con ,idatc for Snrrilt Of Frank
lin county. at the ensuing August election.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-03-28

QUERY "Why viii m"n smoke rommon
torarr". ui,rn they "an luy Mlrburg
iilo~. '.Seal q Norh CaroiinG at tn" Siair
p"rire?' ja3!-ly