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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-16

| HUsTfNGs CoURT. Civil business oeeti-
pied the attention of the Hastings Court
| yesterday. The civil docket viii be called
tagain dag. s
Chester Page, whose ease. was mentioned
yesterday, appeared before Judge g uigon
under q writ OF habeas corpas, on motion
for new trial, and the evidence was partly
heard. 4. is
PoLIcs. CouRT-. Justice Cru!chfeld pre-
siding. The following business was trans
acted yesterday
Alexander Davis was acquitted OF charge
OF having pig-iron in his possession belong
ing. to some person unknown, but was re-
'quired TO give security in the sum OF Sl0C
for three months as q suspicious character.
Committed in default of bail.
sS The following were discharged: Lewis
Anderson and nineteen others {all colored,,,
for keeping disorderly houseson Poplar
street; Charlotte and Georgeanna Brown,
charged with petit larceny; Edward Aliens
forassaulting Susan. Allen; Caroline Staude,
charged with threatening to assault Frank
Staude; Susan Allen, charged with ASSAULT
ing Edward Allen, and using obscene Ian
guage.
The following were continued until to-
morrow:
j. G. Rees, charged with seduction. The
accused Mas rssased bail end ss9anaitted ss4
Lawson Brswn (coloretD, charged with
assaulting and beating Thomas Randolph.
Thomas Randall and Nat. Glenn, charged
with fighting in the street.
William Campbell and Charles Moore
were fined s. each for assaulting and bent.
ing Alexander Holmes.
The following cases OF ordinance viola
tion were disposed OF:
D. Bauer, charged with drunkenness, was
Charles Leahman and Philip Yeatman
were fined one dollar each for allowing their
hydrants to waste water,
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81 Fsstire Note.--The Key est Baseball
Club will celebrate their first anniversary
by select cotillon soiT6e at Lyceum Hall.
The Key Westers embrace in their member
ship some OF the most festive youths OF the
West End and Terrapin Fill. &.
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ENTERTAINMENTS.

UELP THE POOR.
At The request Of the Mayor ana many Leading
citizens,
RALPH BINGHAM.
THE BOY ORATOR OF BETHEL,
will give one OF his lNIMITABLE ESIERI AIN
MESTS for the benefit Of the poor Of Manchester,
i'm ihe lecture-room of the Baptist church,
THURSDAY, JANUARY ! 7TH, AT TX O'CLOCK
The programme will embrace rcci' ations from
Tlackeray. Mrs. Norton, and other wc!i-Enown au-
thors and poets ., .,o
press and the public have been enthusiastic in his
praise. -.,,,,
ADMISSION: Adults csc: children, 15c.
Come. one and all, and help worthy obJect.
ja 1927
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THE SCHOOL m sHoRT-HASD REPORTING ac-5
ginning on THURSDAY EVENING Wilt bare the ad-
vantage Of instruction by practical
the official reporter In the LEGISLATURE. The art Is
pleasing accomplishment AMI commando -higss sat-
aries when professionally used. =. -
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DEATH OF An OLD CITIzEN.--Mr. David
N. Jones, weIl-known and highly-respeeted
citizen, died at his residence, In this city,
last evening, mt the advanced age OF seventy
two years. 4 8 sssg vas
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

ss5- On all sales of Rcnl Estate made b>t,se<a
the lst o| January and last NJ June the tozcs ff7
tie present year hare to De gaia the phrchnser;
On all safes made BET tDsea ths la or orJaYdnannt
Of the year the toreS hdrs 20 be pdtG by the s.tS
('rhs custom was a!optc2 about rftecn year ago
by ill the real estate AGENTS In RichEon6, and ~
plies to Richmond and vicinity.l
L U COOK 10 4 NJ. crockerY and glassware.
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Miss MACY ANDERsoN.-Miss Mary An
derson, the noted southern actress, will
play an engagement OF three nights at the
Theatre, commencing January oath.
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A ApRuPosITioN.sIaDtI TIE couNeH no
REDUCE THE ExPENsE no THE CITY OF
THE roLIcE FORGE ABoUg FIFTEEN
THOUSAND DOLLARS 1THE q oRGANIzA-*
TIoN NOW AND AS 1E iii. BE IfNDER
THE NEW PLAN, & &cr&c:. -
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u. ELLYScN L CO.. advertising agents, nsert adj
vertisements in al of the newspapers OF the United
Sla.es at publishers rates. Orders left at the Dis
patch countns-room Will receive prompt stten-
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To accommodate persons living In the West End
andon Church Hill. viii at the ciose OF each per-
formaHce given by Barrett omnibus from the
Theatre ont Broad street to Thirtiefa also. one
from the Theatre down Seventh 70 Grace, up Grace
to Foushee, down Foushee to Franklin. mp Franklin
to laurel. Fare, csc. A. w. CAREER.
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The POULTRY ExHIBITIoN.-The Virginia
Poultry Association haye~fixedS upon Febs
ruary Goth, 21st, and 22d for their exhibi-
ton, which is to take place in this city. a
number Of entries have already been made,
much interest. Exhibitors will be present
from Virginia, Maryland, and several OF
the northern and eastern States.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERs.-At regular
meeting Of the Italians Beneficial Society
the following officers wer2 elected for the
present year: A. So)ari, president; G. Do
natl, vce-president; G.. 3. Canepa, trea-
surcr; !. Campodonicn, secretary; G. Ca
nepa, \. Sangeineti, S. Agostini, trustees;
and C. Maia, q. Giovanetti, and A. Banca-
lari, commissions permapente.
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REFORM IS TIE ORDER OF TIE DAY, bn, lets
soap that Old Brown Windsor wl never be re-
moved from the toilet Of the fashionable world.
The purest aud most fragrant is .ha! OF the old
London flrm-J. & e. ATKINSON.
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schenck's medicines are sold by all druggists.
Tile .GIEswoop Mu1sKrY took tho first pre-.

TIE "GLENwooD " WHIsKEY took tho first pre-
MUM at the State Fair
The I" B Select" ,Whskey Is recommended by DR..
j. Il. McCaw. .>
Duff Gordon Sherry-our own importation.
Cigars, of every grade, Of our own manufacture.
Liberal discount 10 the trade.
W. u. BLAIR & Co.,
903 Main street.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done atthe
DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUsE. Good ~ork, low
prices and satisfaction guaranteed.
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1irllnlolld lispatfll.

~ the CIRCULATION oF THE DIsPATCH
is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED cIRcU-
LATroN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

CHANGE.-We offer iine
IL oppoI tunity for an en;erprisins nal with
lished business, centrally located. Apply to
CHAEFIN, STAPLES & CO.
ia l6-eod1w csrDer Tenth and Main stree 4.
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a Deuaorssts Magazine Tor February re-
ceiYed from Ellys0a IL Yancey, 11i2 Main
street,
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LIVERY AND SALE STABLES.

XCHAN E LIVERY ANDEn
Ia SALE STABLES, 81
HARDIE'S OLD STAND tlately occupied 10y Tus-
per q Col, FRANKLIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
For sale on most reasonable terms,
A LARGE LOT OF HORSES AND MULEs,
iust arrived from Kentucky and Ohio. seitsble for
ia le-Im JOHN D. DAVIS, Proprietor.
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SHORTHAND REP|RTIyG.
SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND.

A scHo0I or 91oNr.nAoD'
Ry request Mr.. LAFfERTY toGi"lal s'cE e
pher, House OF Deleca'es,l will giye full an. 4 =
plete course of instruction In SHORTHAND T.
PORTING. The class viii he formed on TIL
DAY ut p. NJ. In the room over hr. WALfo''.
bookstore. ola Main street.
Terms for entire courst, $40. y It-.
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MoR1uARY REP0RT.-Number OF deaths
in the city last week, %.
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j ManIcbester SUNDAY has Fawaksued reeyyi.

in MANCHESTER Sunday has awakened O reYi-
val In the Sund se,ool cause.
The. first civil court OF the year Will be
held to-day. The docket is n good one.
Commonwealth Attorney Attkisson has
removed bis oficeto that lately occupied by
the county clerk. ~
Work. on the Dcw houses on Hili! street
near Bridge avenue progresses slcRly.
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LosT. STRAYED. AND FOUND.

r OST. on Yesterday evening, on Broad
IL street between Ninth and the City Hall, q LA
DIES BLACK FUR BOA. suitable reward will
be paid IT left at this office. u 16-lt
T OST, FROM MY RESIDENCE, So
IL corner Monroe and Franklin streets, sSN
BLACK-AND-TAN SETTER PUPPY, about SIX
months old. A liberal reward Will be paid II re-
turHed ia 1921 w. b. PALMER.
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WANTS.

WTANTED, AN EXPERT MANAGER
w 10 take contract to deliver coal ut the bottom
of shaft Must be able TO bring twenty 10 lnlrty
miners with him. Address
BRIGHTHOPE RAILWAY COMPANY,
l., 1877 Richmond, va.
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WANTED, A WHITE GIRL TO DO
w GENERAL HOUSEWORK. Apply at No. 23
south Pine street, corner Cary. ID 1887
HAND-PRESS WANTED-new or sec
Ii ond-hand, i'll good condition: size, 22x32; or
2ix36. State lowest cash price. Address " "S0UTH-
SIDE SENTINEL Burkeville, Va. 10 l4-3tk
WANTED, THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
w that we have just received another lot OF No.
! MCCLELLAN SADDLES-the best In the city.
Also ON hand HARNESS. BRIDES. and every
other article In the line at the lowest prices at
DICKERSON'S,
h1O-lw No. 1912 Franklin street.
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THE cry lsa!gI I SE.

"A Plan for {, Rcossanax.fiosao OF the
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WANTED, SEVERAL SECONDHAND
w MARBLE, SLATE, or FINE-WOOD MAN
Tells Apply ut once 1T No. Eleventh street.
Ia J6-cod3t RO. GhTHRlGHT.
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WANTED, a COMPETENT PERSON
" to do FAMILY WASHING by the month: APP
plyto j. w. ANDEkSON,,
2O6 jefferson street, between Byrd and Canal.
a l6-lt&
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WANTED. A GIRL TO NURSE AND
w ASSIST IN TIE HOUSE. Apply at 3l7
Wcst Cary street. III lO-It"
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WANTED, A GENTLE, SAFE. FARM
w HORSE Tor mare) and = SECONDHAND
FARM WAGON in good order; not too heavy. A
cash purchaser be had If articles and price suit
Apply TO-DAY to DIR. EVANS,
at DR.. G. B. stecl'S, 723 Main street.
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cpsSD SATURDAY MATINEE, 2 O'CLOCK.
Farewell appearance OF MIR. BARRETT Wien
will b. presented
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David GARRICK.

Evening Prices: Reserved seats, $3.50; general
admission. 81; family circle, SOC.
The sale Of seats viii begin MONDAY at a. NJ.
at JouSSToS'S and boN-oflice Of Theatre.
in 11-5tx
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AT the meeting Of the Board OF Alder
men held on Monday afternoon, Mr.. q. W.
.Pickrell, OF Clay Ward, presented The fol-
lowing paper in reference to the re1rgani-
zation OF The police force !; which was read
and referred to the Board OF Police Com.
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FRIDAY EVENING. JANUARY 18TH.
RICHARD III.
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WANTED, BOARDERS.-A few more
w FIRST-CLASS BOARDERS can be accom-
modated with nicely Furnished rooms; | can also
accommodate a few TABLE-B0ARDEES ut low
rates for frst-class table.
ANN E. EhSLEI,
S11 east Grace street.
Ia lf-lY second door from st. Paui's church.ha
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DICHMOND THEATRE.

THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY
JULIUS CESAR.
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wv ANTE D.-Agents make $500 per
w month selling our MAGNETIC lNSFANTA-
SEOIIS SCOPYING-BOOkS and INK. No press,
brush or water uscd.
STATIONERS' MANUFACTURIEG CO..
In l6-2iaw4w 10and q Dey street. n. Y.
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The report was unanimously adopted.
Adjourned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-23
ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH
American Bar Assoeiatiou.


sLRETOaA, August 22-Ths American
Bar Association, ex-SecretAry BristoN
In the chair, resumed it, session to-day.
Il was resolved that the association shAll
be known as the American Bar ASSocia-
ton. The object shall be 70 advance the
science Of Jurisprudence, promote the I'D.
miuistrAtion Of justice and uniformity Of
legislation throughout the Union, uphold
The honor Of the profession Of Law and
encourage cordial intercourse among
members Of the American Bar.
The following officers were elected;
President, James o. BroAdhead, Of 81
Louis. Among the Vice Presidents are
George Gallagher, Arkansas; David D..
Wis, Illinois; Thomas F. Davidson, Ind.
ana; W. G. Hammond, Iowa; z, q. Bris.
tor, Kentucky; ThomAs II, Cooley, Mich
isau; james T. Harrison, Mississippi;
Henry Hitchcock, Missouri; George Z,
Amory, Nebraska; ClArkson \. Potter
New York; Rnfns King, Ohio; 6. N,
Riddle, Pennsylvania. Secretary. Ed
ward G. Henkley, Baltimore; Treas.
urer Francis RaWle, Philadelphia.
Prot. Hiscock, OF 81. Louis, offered .
resolution instructing the State commit
tee to take measures, fret to procure
greater uniformity In laws, relating 70
days Of grace on notes and TO protest
thereof. Second, for uniformity in laws
relating to execution and proof Of execu'
ton oil wills. Third. Uniform laws foi
acknowledging laws. Resolutions adopted
unanimously.
Adjourned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-23

PERsoxAE PoISs-Capt. John CAtlin,
Of this city, attended the soldiers re.
uuion at Cambridge, Ohio.
Rev. Deliver, Of the Morgantown dis.
trict, at the MoundsyilIe camp meeting,
yesterday, was presented with new suit
Of clothes and 8 hat BY admiring friends.
Messrs. Adam Hes and c. SleinmetE,
who have been travelling In Europe since
June last, will sail from Hamburg on
the 18Th inst, and expect TO reach home
about the 18th OF September. They re-
port, in letter from Frankfort, having
royal old time.
Miss Taylor, President Of the Wheel
ing Female College, returned yesterday
from an extended northern tour.
Rev. James L. Kelley, Of Boston, reg.
istered at the Mcclure yesterday.
Hon. D. F. Pugh. Of Middlebourne, il
stopping at the MeLure.
Col. Gale, a prominent citizen Of Kent
county, Nd, il q guest at the ST. James
First Lieutenant Sammy Jackson, oil
the Davis Light Guards Of FAirmont, was
in the city yesterday morning making
arrangements for the sham battle, TO Be
held at Fairmont on the 4th Of October
The Lieutensnt hopes to have his COM
pany well represented at the reunion
next month.
A rumor was in circulation last night
that Mr.. Philip Hagen, mailer at the
Belmont mill, whose serious illness hai
been heretofore reported, was dead. Il
is gratifying to be able to say that tht
report was uniounded. 49,
Col. jesse Plaitenburg, Of the Haneoel
County Courier, came down 10 attend The
Monndsville Convention, aud has been ia
the city for the past two nights. Plat. il
IS jovial and CHEEKY a. Of yore, and time
deals gently With the old boy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-23

Crscrxak11, August 22.-Cotton quiet
but firm ., lie. Flour market dull and
prices . shade lower; family 81 40a5 go
Wheat dull, weak and lower; red S5ae0c,
amber and white 90a94c. Corn demand
fair and market firm at 4la42c. Oats stea.
DIV, with fair demand at 22a26c. Bye in
good demand at 5la55c. Barley in good
demand; No. 9 fall 81 DIAL 03. Pork
quiet but steady at SO so. Lard, mar.
Eet dull, current makes 81 l2i; kettle
81 75as Is. Bulk Meats in good demand
and prices shade higher; shoulders Ste
cssh or buyer August S. so buyer Sep
TENDER; bulk short rib Sc IS buyer Au'
gust; IS 5oa6 62i buyer September; dc
short clear held At So so cash. Bacon
stronger and in improved demand al
6a6iS7s7ia7jc. Butter quiet and I'M
changed. Linseed OIL higher at 5oa62c'
Whisky 81 o5.
Hoes-stesdy and firm for good, and
dull and lower for common; common
g 5OsS IS, light $ 75a4 Is, packing
s. 90a4 20 butchers 81 25a4 40.
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Chicago Cattle Market.

CHICAGO, August 22.-The DrNas'
Hoes = Receipts 1900. shipments
$500. Shade stronger; Philadelphias
81 5oa4 20; Bostons "a Soa4 40; light S4s
4 10; mixed and rough s. sOa4 10.
CATTLE Receipts $500, shipments
$500. Firm and shade higher; export
steers sold readily at IS 00a5 IS; good
shipping 81 6os4 so; medium s400a4 40
butchers steers firm, at s. 00aS 50; cows
81 6O.S 40, bulls 8 00aS 90; Western
cattle fair supply, and steady at s. goa
8 so; Texans firm and sctive at 81 Goa
8 10; wintered s. 2osS 40. From infor-
nation we have regarding the prospect
i've movement Of exports, we judge that
weights will be good next week, unless
the supply greatly exceeds any reasona-
BILE expectations.
sHEfr-Receips $50. Shipments. $50.
Unchanged, .a
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sE1BER7-CLKroR. The Pittsburgh,
Wheeling & Kentucky Railroad Com.
pany have made arrangements 10 give
frstclsas accommodations 10 all who de-
sire to witness the boat race at Beech
Bottom eourse on Saturday, the oath
inst. between seibert, OF the Clippet.
Boat Club Of Pittsburgh, and Clator, oil
the G. P. Brown Boat Club, OF this city.
Trains will leave Wheeling At !, 8 and
4:40 O'Clock P. n, and comfortable coaches
will be provided. The amphitheatre
cars, which were 90 highly appreciated
by those who used them at the race LAST
Saturday, will follow the oarsmen along
the course, giving an Opportunity to wit.
ness the entire race. The advantages
offered by the railrosd company should
insure large turn out.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-23

DEATH OF. MAJOR MAsr1s WRlsHr.-
The Cincinnati 1imes Of Tuesday evening
has the following notice Of the burial Of
Major Mastiu z. Wright q brother Of
Major u. B. c. Wright, Of this city:
"rhere vas buried. yesterday, IN Cow
ington, hero, who died as be bad lived,
with that unosientatious courage which
marks true manhood. It was BreYet.
Msjor Mastin Wright who had the dis.
tinciion to be the first one 10 enlist in the
volunteer service in Ohio during ths'war
Of the rebellion. He enlisted as private
in the Thirty-iourth OHIO Volunteer In.
fantry, and By genuine soldiership be-
came Brevet Msjor. BE had AWARDED
experience in the West a. an Tndisn fight
er, and in that received many wounds, the
scars Of which, in addition to those re-
ceived in the civil war, gave him the ap.
pearance OF 4 battle-tesied veteran. Kind
friends followed his remains 10 the grave
and left thereon, ~ the surety Of their
love and esteem, flowers in bouquets and
smblsms. Major Wright was 10 ysars OF
aRe.p III! s.aL ~ t'.--.
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CHICAGO. August 22.-Flour steady
and firm. Whest active, firm and higher;
No. 9 red winter CSC cash, 94c septem-
Der, No. 2 Chicsgo spring este cash, sS3c
August, 90Ic September, ss;c october,
No. 8, zoe, rejected Gle. Corn easier and
in fair demand at $50 cash, 3Stc Sep.
TENDER, 3s;c October, rejected 35c. Oats
dull and prices q shade lower at 2ltc
cash, 2lic September, 22ac October, re-
jected l7tc. Barley heavy at 81 o. casb,
81 OF September. Bye steady and IN.
changed. Pork in good demand and
prices q shade higher at 50 so cash,
So 57!ss 90 September, 50 72as IS octo-
Der. Lard active, firm and higher at
81 20 cash and September, 81 Is October.
Bulk Meats fairly active and shade
higher at 5.s6ic. Whisky steady apd
unchanged at 81 on.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-23

GRAND LODGE OF THE UslrED State,
l. o. F.-The Grand Sire Of the Grand
Lodge Of the United States, IO.O.F., has
issued proclamation in relation to the
fifty fourth annual session Of that body,
which Is OF interest 10 all Odd Fellows
throughout the country. On account Of
the prevalence Of yellow fever as an
epidemic in many sections OF the Southern
States, and which is threatening to as
cend to the cities Of The Great
West, the Grand Sire, in obedience to
the request Of great number Of Grand
Representatives, and especially by an
earnest desire TO avoid the danger Incl
dent to unacclimated persons passing
through or sojourning 10. or near in.
fec,ed districts, hSs been moved to change
the place Of meeting from Austin. Texas,
10 the city Of Baltimore, Nd. The OFF,
GERS and members OF the Grand Lodge
will therefore convene in annual session
on the third Monday OF September next,
in Baltimore. ... "a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-23

IL BALpSEss Oh A DEFICIENCY OF
Hair exits, or II the hair Is gray, dry or
harsh, the natural youthful color can be re.
stored by using "1ondon Hair Color He-
storer," the most delightful article ever in.
trodueed to the American people for In.
crossing It's growth, restoring IL natural
color, and at the same time lovely hair
dressing and beautifer. II Is totally differ.
ent from all others; not sticky or gummy,
and free from all impure Ingredients that
render many other articles obnoxious; in
fact It Is e1quisitely perfumed, and so
clearly and elegantly prepared n 70 make
it 4 lasting hair dressing and toilet luxury.
ia. TYSEs, Prominent CITIZEN OF
Wilson, n. c., writes: Some ten years ago
my Eife's hair commenced falling out and
got very thin and turned gray; but after
using aLondou Hair Color Restorer" the
scalp became healthy, the hair stopped
falling, the color was restored, and Is now
growing beautifully.
Ask your druggist for London hair Color
Rest,rsr Price, IS cents . bottle. Six
bottles, 81. Main Depot for the U. g., $50
North Sixth street. Philadelphia Sold BY
Logan, Lis. d Co, Wheeling. eod4w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-23

A MIGHTY HusrER.-Several young
men Of our city were up Wheeling Greek
fishing for few days, among the mum.
Der one who is employed at a tan
merry. The tAnnery man took his shot
gun alopg, and one day while in camp
vent out with his gun and shortly re.
turned with 4 couple Of squirrels, which
he displayed with much pride, remark.
ing that II any Of the boys wanted
to learn how TO hunt he would IN.
dertake to teach them. One Of the
party, while examining the squirrels,
noted that each OF them had been shot
through the head with rifle ball. Soon
Afterwards s boy carrying rife came
along, and upon being asked what kind
Of luck be had, the young shaver said that
he bad shot two squirrels, which be cold
to tall man carrying shot gun, whom
he had met down the road. The joke was
too good TO keep, and when the Simrod
OF the party found ont that his little
game had been discovered, be told the
boys that II they would say nothing shout
It be would buy all the beer they wanted
while 10 camp. They told bin they would
keep il = secrel-and they have. g.