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New-York tribune., 1878-12-30
THE VANDERBILT PURCHASES.

SEVERAL VALUABLE lots ON Iiim AVENIE
BOUGHT BY WILLIAM II. VANDERBILT AND MS
Sons.
William II. Vanderbilt and his two sons,
William n and Cornelius Vanderbilt. have recently Pu!
chased a number Of valuable buding lots on or near
FIuh-avc The KcysCr land, utterly known 20
the Keep property, was purchased by NlIiiam
H. Vanderbilt for 100000 cash The plot
consists of twelve lots with frontage OF
200 feet on the west side OF F,ft}-ave. between FIFTY
first ana Fifv-SecondSt St-. II j. the only remaining
uuimulovcd fui front Fifthaye br0W Central Park
rXccpt That owned by H. bert Bonner tIit Nths
William h Vanderbilt has purchased from the stevens
Wlllct for 1000 cash four ili lois Hi thc
northwest corner of Fiith-dNo. and liu-scCoEG-,t
Cornelius VanIcrb II paid 500 GOO FOR the rcNldcrc" or
william A Bicelow al IIithHvc aud fiftY-srVenth-st
aud 900 for The adjoining residence OF Louis Loi
lllard Oh FIfth-avc NJ. torurlu@ Vanderbilt, II - m
destoof intends to tear down the present house and 10
erect a fine residence for himself
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30
ICE IN THE RIVERS AND THE BAY.

The first floating lee of the season appeared
i'll the rivers aud lower bay Saturday but not 10 such
an extent to seriously interfere with navigation l'
average thickness was about four inches aud, in most
mart il collected in the ferry slips 80 the fcrIy-
boats had 10 force their TO the bridges. large
auartity Of ice lodged the jersey hats and III the
Walahout Bay. Some htilG delay vas caused
Ia tuc Staten Island ferry boats, hat They
started from Their slIp- on REGULAR tuir the
passengers suffered special inconvenience. In thr
evening the ,od-tidc brought The ice up INTO ih' Last
RIVER m Held and from lc Brooklyn shore II coveted
nearly tWd-lhIrds The width oi tLC river
tn. Hudson River frozen down - tar ~ EuclcWood.
and the regular boat witch down from lcuEcf~
n saturday had 10 cu through nile oi sold cr briofe
a. reached clear wafer f4Om NyWuurE 20 l''i~HEccp
SIC the zee very thch, bat above ta IuEt no boat
can ltt through. / he pouShkc p-lc boat had a EcI
conner torn oil before she reached NcNburg On Ihurs
day.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30
INSTANCES oH rHh EuLhs9N FIcroRY.

Bosrox, Dec. 29.-Thc following are the
comuluics Who he'd insurance on ths rtock amt
building Of the Emerson Piano Company, which
VAS burned Saturday night On the bui d.
Dg-Ncptune Of Boston, thawmut OF Boston.
Commercial Union OF London, and Springfield.
- 600 each; Franklin. Of philadelphia, $3.50; Com
,rotycaltb and Frcmrn'r ~ Boston 5000 ON stock
and fixtures: Ncw-IIamprhirc. OF Manchc Lamar.
OF New York CITY. Union 0i I"hnSylyania Prov.
iIcute and Washington, OF Providence Prescott. OF
Uosfou IrauCr-', OF CMCapO. Northern NrW-loik, Of
Gcn's Falls, Revere ~ Boston, 81 Paul Of Minnesota,
EIrst N4tioua Of Worcester Nrw York City and Home
~ NeVark " j. Imrpriil and northern, 0f England,
Manhattan, OF New YORK, Enterprise, Of Cincinnati,
Wrrcb.uis of Providence. Ct2cns OF Ncw-Norl Ilon-
man o NcwYOrK and Orient, of Hartford, $500 each
Cnn,r,Icr OF Albany. ~ 800; Fairfield. Of Connect cu
Saiceuard 0. New wYork standard, OF New-Yok ~ 900
900
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30
SHIP NEUS.


FORT or NiW-NOE6 .......... Dec.
SIR CITY Of Bcln Br kennedy, Liverpool Dec ~ AMI
.uo.nktoWn 20 TO John q Ddc.
(rJ Picfro. London Dee H. 10 4 W Hurst.
Sir U,Non an Pcter, Bristol Dee H. To " Morgan.
Sir Z rancoula Bragg. POItlsud. Me. to J r \ mes.
SIR CITY OF New Bedford. Fish. Now bedford Ia BafluG
Davis.
with md ae tu snow & Burgess
usrs heanyr on IiOmer London 30 day, ia baast to
order. =, A.,
R,rk acob Aa (SOr Bordson Antwcrpii days, Ia bal
last 10 Punch, Edyc & Co. . ma
RarI edar roll ,of John, h. Young ayrc 80 days
in ballast Ia J w Parker Co. 80 49,.
iaTk Mary Leslie Oi Liverpool ~ Baftlng, k"uth u
lnys, Ia ballast 10 II Bale! & Co.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30
CHARGES OF CRUELTY DENIED.

The schooner Anita, from Ciudad Boil
ivar by way Newport arrived at Watsons stores
late on Saturday night Captain McRcaAy, against
whom. according TO dispatch flon Newport charges
OF cruelty have been preferred, denied them tuhau-
cay and was sustained by his steward and the crew on
board He said that his first and second mates, Avery
and Howell had requested their discharge at Newport
on account -bealth he declined their request nn
he should receive order from the Collector oi the Po
or Shipping Commissioner, whicn would relieve lim
from subs Qucnt claim which might br Uadc l"r
tlScharging men except the port Lcrc ihoN were
shipped The second mate had suffered iTOm iuhlmmd-
tory rheumatism ana unable - do duy alter Otio'
her G Avery struck 10y piece OF stone b's; ac-
Cidcutaly appears rom ms own record III t' oS on
November II, and was unable 10 do duty ait'r""id.
The charge that he struck Joseph Francis, causing M
death, the captain also dCnes. He saws Francs d'I
from heart disease on Point judith Collector Fratt ot
Newport gave the captain permission 10 discharge the
two mates and in his cert thCate states that lhcy were
discharged and a full settlement by mutual consent
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30

FIN ArpnHr HO,i-C Congressman O. X. singleton,
Of Mississippi and Judge J. ". wilson OF washing m
gr,ro.rf Tan-t cncia y lsou \. Miles, L. = A. Wind
Hott'-Ix-GOvtinor iuus b. lullock of "e"IEll
Ercrr;f Hl.s tutcd states District Attorney Gavin T.
child Of CONNECTICUT aud Francis T. = barley, oi Piado
Ilia VirioGs Rosi-COlone Gor"n. OF tle lrlilsh
Arm yCrL IfUstI-JilIge David C"pton. OF Ala
banla and Attorney General II. y. Ely. Of georgia - ~
Eusnati. 'tls>G U"s. 'lal9r
W D0Isey, OF Arkansas. and Judgc j. NJ Mool""rth "i
Omaha RosSmoT> Hp'-PIoessor L. h tianpt "i 'v
nv er-ity of pcnnsylyania Dr. :. \. laitmoir o
Rochester University HSSmfnS',r Ho','- hatcs -
Ngulcsou NtuTtsrGnt H"hA6- Lieut., uant l.
T. Gilmore L. - fJd No'c' -llcut'ndn Governor
C. tuchi Of Massachusctts....f fOrk ArsnH" Hor u
Charles Hoyt of Albany Hottt BfHHs~ieE-StAhtoh
az az
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30
HoyoRs TO JUDGE SUTHERLAND.

A meeting of the bar to express respect to
Judge Sutherland served in the Supreme Court
the Court OF Appeals and In the General sossonsn ali
for twenty years udge-aud who Is retired because
he has passed the Constitutional limit Of seventy years
Is called for to-day III the supreme Court General
Term room Among tho sgners OF the call Evarts,
6outhpayd Caoste. David Dudley Field, benjamin
X. Pbelps. James Emott, William Fullerton John NC
Beach James Smith, Aaron J. vandeTpOel. Henry L.
lIiutOn, 6aE;fft g. Courtney Clarence n se"ofc'
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30
p,voyT,rrrRy IMPROVEMENTS.

The improvements which are being made by
the Ncw-Y ork, Lake Eiic and Western Railroad Com
pany in its ferry accommodations aud lis hciiic' FOR
handling freight The foot Of Chambers and warren
-ts as punsed IHL GRIBUNE several da!s aG", are
being pushed rapidly forward and II Is expected
will be CONNECTED IN about month, wien The ldN onla
Ferry Will 6e removed from Chambers To 'Wdrrcnst.
Large waiting ana toilet rooms are to bc constructed,
besides restaurant FOR The comfort Of passcngcl The
bnlldlnat WI hr hrAlcO hy At,AIn.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30
RREATHIIT COUNTY PdCIFIED.

LOUISVILLE, Dec. 29.-RcfcrIing to the
Breathtt County troubles. tho correspondent of me
Courier Journal at Camp Taylor says "1hc action Of
Judge Randall all tie iSeadcTr on the Gam
rcI and Little side has created CONSERVATION and dis
may among those who have been concerned Ia the late
difficulties, and to-day BIeathtt County Is the most
prGceiul iu the btatC.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30
IEIEGR.fPHIC NOTES.

SUICIDE AT HALIFAX.
IINIr,g ~ - bee. 2g.-Mathrw IIHrloch.
ser iAouty two Ia trc 91 ErEn"nt, blew
niph los placing HIu4Eo "f hs iiic III
MS mouth and pulling a. trigger.
BUSINESS TNOI BLfS II CANADA
NoNTEi A. Dee. 2o-Moisr lIurdln. trader 0t
Inu.ucr G,uigt r. Eol trader of II Tlomis and nr
No and i.iuc. o. D1oust and H. - Latham. Glu.E,t-
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30
OPPOSING AN ELEVATED RAILROAD.

A meeting in opposition to the construction
OF an elevated railroad On either Myrtc-avc or Fulton
IT. Brooklyn was held last Friday evening st the store
2t T. X Horton & Go. Among those who attended were
,xMayors schroeder and IIGntcr, Alderman French, L.
d. Bcrri, T. Locser james y. Bach, william BcII Ben
amin Horton, Herman Lehman, W. A. Hustled ana
other propertyovncr along the streets mentioned MI
schroeder PIE sided aud SAID that lac did not fear any
bas;y action on the part Of the Common Council Pio!-
erty-JwnCrs, ne thought, would nave ample tHhc 10
.sy their views before tho Ct9 authorize. Hc
0as ia favor OF rapid transit, but uid not thlhk
flat an elevated road needed or wanted IN BROOK
lyn. lie believed III tunneilmg Alautic-aNc. from hic
fry to Tlatbu.h-ayc several other addresses were
made and resolution Was adopted auihorZn& INC az
pOintient Of committee Of three persons 10 carry on"
The wishes OF thC meeting. Tue committee was com
posed Of j. NJ LcSvItt, DJnci McCahc aud MOTIFS
Reynolds Tnc meeting aGlouined TO meet III the Com
mon Council chamber tins afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30
UYDROGR.iPHIC REPORT.

if1pruaEArUit pFlu,E CHNVI DTPtEptTSr(
MA-rNGiuN. Dec. -, 1878
r ,nrinc 1. the report Of tho United Stn"- Hydro
Tor the week ending Dee rmbcr -, 1875
CuAKIs rUmIs"lD DURING mt WEEK
NJ of Chart so. 1.tl". llma:awa nalb"r. karoSiml
Gnf Slr Ita2i St.d,, NJ. 20 pfice, II cents kihd,
Iloto lth1gIdpl.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30
rnL coNMoNrLAcE SOURCE OF AZ OIL wLIL

TIE CONNONIIACI HOlF'E Ol AN OIL WILL
1t was believed by many persons that the
snpposrd oil well at Paterson was scheme OF thc
owner OF tho Nquor saloon in whose ccar Il found
10 bring cusoes to his place. ILi. docs not seem to
bc the fact Saturday the little stream o. oil was traced
from the cellar to the eToCcry store &" i.'h"ldrt
Holland In the cellar Of ms place was found an old
Woodon drain which cMpcs INTO th' brook la.t at the
corner of tho building in winch tie wen va, d'coN orcG
Tnr nl Iirh le.k, from the kerosene Oh barrels Cows
into the drain. II was carried Ch 10y The recent hieh
rains INTO the brook and then II Oozcd through the lock
lntn tie cellar OF the saloon.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30

This telegram probably refers to Sin George
uav. Marquis of Twc,ddalc who born in
l1eT. ana succeeded Ms 'a;hcr q. eighth m'r-
gut, IN l-oi lie Was aido-.lc-cump 10 the Duke ~
Mtilnltun. duInE TIE Pculnsu!r Wal. and Was
Wounded at ttiir - EusJ,o. lie was Coz truor Ui
Madras f!uI ! 81 to I~iG.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30
p Q S 5 G RIP T
3:f5 a. m.
LITEST FOREIGN NEWS.
TIE ANGLO.AFGIlAN CONFLICT
IInu1ING ~ mn kHYErE rh>S.


A dispatch to The Doiiy Acrs, from Lahore"
dated Slturay ia" report of tc arrival &" H'koo"
Khan 20 Jral1b,d i confirmed
large force Of Afrrcl,s attacked tho British troops
IN the Khyhcr Pass yesterday. bat were rrul-od with
rrscic .o-s. .
dispatch from Calcutta says: 4" II l. Tumotcd thHi
the hurcr will go Petersburg. whence ht VIII AZ
pt al to the European powers against Ln-lLui.'
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30
pE,N STANLEY TO REVISIT AMERICA.

Lo\poN, Dee. 3O.-Ihc EdnbWyh Scots
MUS LoLdon rorrcs sponIcnt Dean stanley con-
trmplatcs rcyistlnc America shortly.
lEr,Mer ,cili Ne,rs see P1rt rue
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30
sOUrHERy SENATOR'S VISITING HOME.

Nrw-ORLEANs, Dec. 29.-SenatOrs Lamar,
Of Mississippi, and Eusts. Of Louisiana have arrived
here Senator Kellogg, Of louisiana, Is expected TO ar
rive tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30

Charles A. Peabody, Nelson J: Waterbury Ira shafer,
TIibn Root Francis Coudert, william G. whitney, JOhn
r. Fellows Charles W. Brooke and Algernon . sulIiYaD
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30
MlGINE INTELLIGENCE.


MINIAIUEE ALNANNC.
IuNtI.
sun rl,c. - 72i gun sets - 81 iClorE fast. IN ~,
Moon sus....ll - Moon south. 5:2i Moons age tays
MN Na1tt TODAY :.
Sandy Gov. Island 90 il II Gl;r..... % 81
uI.u NtfIR Io.pN-r n
sandy Hook. 20 GOy. Island To- liel date. "j1
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30

IUNIIVN, NUUuHN, TI''. 'I'I, IN'N.
4 diSnatch to The Tmcs from Vienna, says
t. stated that eighty persons were killed or wounded
the recent encounter between the militia "ud students
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30
No AMNESTY FOR NpoNoyAN ROsSA

The Ri.ht Hon. Richard A>~hcton Cross, the
Home Secretary. Las refused the application ~ Mr.
D'D.uo,au Eo-.1 to allow her husband 10 return to
Ireland ou account 81 h- health, which IS murh SHAT
fef rI.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30

DEATH or THE MARQUIS or TWrEppALE
IoNpoN Dee. 3O.-1hc Marquis Of Tweed
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30
ol.rnnrAK AMnNG Kr..INv rARrAEs.

LUNUON, MUudIl, Drt. 10 IN'N,
4 Vienna dispatch To The Times SAYS the
agitation REPORTED amorc the Iariar- at kIzau. Rus a.
Amounted Z, open outbreak. aud that abe frat force
as3.n.t the Iu.li goats IcpUsrd with heavy loss
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30


B.nGNN..-Go to Il. :. SQUIRL>.
6Ci EroadNay lur WAIrii> and Ji"f-Rl -' ASH 'NA' -
iicLt the iron safe
TIE OLp ErrEDrAL torGH REMEDr,
. JAMES EN!L'ItIANi
II Won wish 20 get rid of your cough use
Purii.'- colsu BA',N. -, - ard 80 cents.
For breaking up Colds Use
JANIS ENrE, l"HtNL
Hats for gentlemen. Holiday styles at low
c- pri,c. T. LrN.NvrN, Il Na|SA,Ist ncti ~pIu'.' ~
The only Firc-proof Safe with steel door,
franc lambs Lngr>. troti ugham& Emory II Nc- S.
OF all awful night sounds that of n fright
( cough itia'inC through tho darkness - tho most
-addruiug Would NOI br spared this nlc"n and SNr ihc
hf hy the compaut, administer N.If- htNtN
of HolHuOt SD AND lar CEtIhNIuNs GthHyc Sold ~
aldfuHgstr.
riLr's roolhachc Drops cure In one minute.
TINS SoN OF NULCIN.
Hy Bcsaut and Hi,c
TmLf ~ No,rL ENIEN No Il.
Pace. Ten Ccu,-
S,Ht by mail OF receipt Of price.
Adlres,
TI IcmINr,
New Yo:,
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30

The ONLY Firc-Proof Safe with steel door
frame AM, lambs hIngr>. ugh'm& Emory, - Ncsy
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30

B,rG,INs.-Go to Il. :. SQCIRLS.
bCJ Broadway, lur WAICiiN aud Jt"r.Ri lash ONLY
night from the iron safe
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

unle ls by the wind nrn the week 1853 me
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30
HOME NEWS.
YESTERDAY At HUDNUTs. NO.


TRALrARK METEpRoLOGICAL OBSERVATORY.
s.cr OF RErosT FOR rug ENDING AT r. H. DEc ~,
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30

Hats for gentlemen. Holiday styles al low
,-f prlr,. T. LrN.,vrN II Na-SAust, nc!. >pIure -.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-18
A Medicine chest for IS Cents.

Perhaps no one medicine Is. so universally
required by everybody as q good cathartic.
SwAYSE's TAR n SARsAPARILLA Pill are pre-
pared expressly to meet this necessity, being
composed OF purely vegetable ingredients, Of
which Pod0phyllin or Mandrake, Pine Tree
Tar, Sarsaparilla, Yellow Dock and other con.
centrated Juices enter largely into their com.
position the whole strength OF which Is ex.
tracted on an entirely new principle. They
are mild In their operation, produce no grip
ing, and are truly valuable purgatiye, aperi-
ent, anti.bilious and cathartic medicine. They
stimulate the liver to healthy action, cleanse
the stomach and bowels Of all impurities,
Curing sick and nervous headache, dyspepsia
or indigestion bilious, or intermittent remit
.te1tSd and eongestiye lfeYers 1angqor, Sdrowsi.
ness, aching pains IN The back, head, slight
chills, with fushcs OF heat, female ~irregulari-
ties, and for n bilious and costiye habit, no
medicine Is so prompt. and eitectnal as DE-.
SwNYSE's TAR AND SARsAPAR1LLA Pills. II
yotr druggist or torekeeperhasnot got them,
orSwilf not procure them for you, we will
forward them by mail on receipt lof price, Tin
currency or postage stampsl, Is cents q boz, or
fva boxesfor 81. Address letters, Dr. Swayne
&Spn, no. $50 North Sixth Street, Philadel-
niiihs kSsf@ MwFkw
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Alarming symptoms and their Cure.

Cough, short breath, pains In tile side or
breast fever, night sweatS, tickling, soreness,
or rising lnthe throat, nervous debility, albion.
Ia, or loss Of voice, kidney affections, &c. To
ayold'all dangers resulting from the above, we
know OF no remedy 80 pleasant and c~Hrectnnl
as DR.. Swayne's Compound SyrTnof Wild
Cherry. 1t Is equally valuable | in all bronchial
and AsthmatiC affections. PFudently resort 10
this valuable remedy before a serious pulmo.
nary affection y developed. II may hewellJ to
state,t that Dr.. swayne, the discoverer az this
and other valuable remedies, graduated al the
University Of Pennsylvania, and was Tor year.
connected with the PHILADELPHIA DlSpcnsary,
which brought TO his especial care and over.
sight . vast variety Of diseases, 10th acute and
ohfonic. We therefore can, with confidence,
recommend Dr. swayne's Compound syrup Of
Wild Cherry, and would caution our readers
to be very particular TO obtain tho original
and only genuine. Wild Cherry Compound.
as prepared only by Dr, Gwayhe 4 Son, $50
North Sixth 81, Philadelphia. Trial Bo}ticS
% cent?; laEge size, 81, orhalf dozen, IS. Sold
ny uAuihB druggists. i ~ NwFkW
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6CTrf coUScIL.
business TRANSACTED at the special alest
ing Last Might.
SECOND BRANCH.

FkttFNNf ~
A. Special meeting Of Council was held
last evening. Present Mt r~oll.call in Sec
ond Branch: Messrs. Campbell, Cowden,
Crowther, Deiters, Fisher, Hanson. Myles,
Reeves, Stoker, Yockler, Wait, Hahn, Mr..
Presidcnt-l3.
The minutes Of the previous meeting
were read, approved and signed.
The bond Of VIM. Eccles, who was elect
ed Chief Marshal OF the Fire Department
at the last meeting Of Council, was APPROX
cd. The bond is in the snm.of $1,000,
with Z. G.. Cracraft and. w. II. Robinson
MS sureties.
The bond Of /. T. Carpenter, Assistant
Marshal in the First District, in the sum oil
$500, with A. 7. Garden and Louis Greln-
or US suretics, was approved.
Thos. Barley and Peter Erh were the
bondsmen OF VIM. Manion, Assistant Mar.
shal in the Second District, in the surn'ot
$500. The bond was approved.
Chief MARSHALL Eccles and Assistant
Marshals Carpenter and Manion appeared
before Council and were sworn. /.
Several unimportantb bills were read and
ordered paid.
The claim OF John Robrccht, for dam:
ages doneto his property, corner l4th and
| Water streets, by q water pipe, was referr-
ed to the Board OF Claims With power to
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-18

river; Golden Rule ,,l
Cincinnati; +. o. St0n a,,l CAeoa
Departed: Church. Cimal, y ID,
and bages, Evansville I Wal,i IN
morning. "Sar! lHs
CArRo, December li.-Rivo. q,
inches and falling. WcoiSnset u
curry %. A~rriyed-BirlsS SnI TbeIt
Louis, st. Louis; ThoSs: H. S"u beIe
Phts. Departed-Bigiey, OH, ,Gck "
Rhea, Nashville; Belle Of St nsst
Orleans. ''' Louis
NIcHsBURG, December II
2 inches. Weather clear A. 0ivet ID
curry AZ; heavy frost and ic S' !, cool;
' G;,S n HaSaa and J.. NJ, White. "
.o'ty OIL Helena aud Guiding Slar'
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GUILD BADLY BuRSEp Is BELLsiRE YES.
TEbbAY.4Yesterday morning I'd little
daughter Or d Mr.. Fox WHO lives on
Gravel Hill, in tho upper part OF Bellaire,
was seriously and II IL thought fatally
burned by,her clothes taking1i Gre from an
open fireplace, before witch sho was
standing. Mr.. Fox was at work at the Bell.
aire Mill, md his wife had stepped out Of
alone The cries ofthe poor ciildEbrought
prompt assistance, but not before she was
badly burned about the lower limbs. A
man named Baker, living near BY, was the
first TO sgogto the ehild,s relief The UNI
fortunate child is1ahopt seven Or eight
years 81 age. Her injuries are Of d very
serious nature, and her recovery is con-
sidcred dopbtfnl; = slsts .,o0
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WHEELING FAMILY MARKEr.-The near
approach OF the holiday season brings q
great many country people to town with
supplies OF poultry, produce aud PROV:
sions, and the market Is consequently well
filled with %seasonable %provender. Prices
are as q rule rather low for the season,
and h~ousekeepers can Lay In agood supply
OF the regulation holiday eatables without
considering themselves as unduly cxtraya-
CANT. The following quotations will give
the standard value at which the articles
enumerated are held: apples lQal5c per
tatotes 25aSoc per peck, tdrnips 15a2Oc per
peck, onions 90a25c per peck, carrots zoe
per peck parsnipsl5c per peck, spinach 20c
per peck, tomatoes l5c per quarter peck,
pumpkins and squashes 5a25c each, celery
SC per bunch, radishes 5c per bunch, sage
SC per bunch, cranberries l0c per quart,
beans l0c per quart, hominy 6aSci per
quart, beeis 10c per quarter peck, butter
15a20c per lib, eggs 2Sc25c per dozen, pep
pers Sc per bunch, cider sc per quart,
walnuts l5c per half peck, pop corn lOc
per dozen ears. Meats: Beet-Stcak
i0al2lc, boiling pieces Gaze; Pork-Steak
&c, roast Case, sausage meat &c, sausagc.S Sc,
pigs feet zoe per dozen, ham 9al0c,
shoulders 5a7c, sides Sal0c; Mutton
Chops 12lc, roast l0al2lc; Lamb-Chops
l5c; roast l2lc; ycal-Cutlets l5c; roast
10c, stew pieces SO. Triple 75c9 each.
Game-Vension 15c, rabbits 15a2Oc,
squirrels l5c, pheasants S0a35c, part
ridges 15c. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 90a3Oc
live, and l0al2lc per lib dressed; tur-
keys 55ea$lC 90 each live, and 12lc3per
lb dressed; geese Sc per ID dressed and 40c
each live; ducks SOa35c each live, and l2!c
per 10 dressed. Fish-Lake fish Sal0c per
95a4Oc per quart bulk, and l5a40c per can.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-18

THOSE complaining Of sore throat, lIoarse.
ncs, coughs, ortaking their "death o. cold"
use browns Bronchial Trochcs.'
Their efficacy is wonderful. The genuine has
John |. Browne Sons, Boston" on each box,
and is sold by Logan, List & Co. and every
druggist only In boxes, at % cents. Beware
Of worthless limitations.
Browns C~omphorated Dentrifrice possesses
the best ingredients for preserving and beau.
the teeth. Priec26c, large bottles.
MWR4cow 49,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-18

TsNpgpAHRE MATrERs.-There will boa
meeting tonight at Otis Hall, under the
auspices OF the Workingmens' Christian
iTemperancetUnio 1T WILDE addressed
byRey.kA. I. Lyda. Hare invited and
VIII be Welcomed.
At 4:3OP. NJ. yesterday Col. Bowen held
a second meeting OF the children at Mozart
Hall, and received no less than llG new
signers, from, about twenty little frnis-
sionaries' whom he had sent ont with
pledges. One child had received her
whole family. or the total number SO
were adults, and q, majority Of them tip
piers. The Col. relies greatly on Childrens
influence in his work. On Saturday at 2
p. NJ, he assemblies them again at Mozart
Hallsto nfrungelioria "Cbillrens Musical
Exhibitions. ,fO5lSB " uBBO tsS J
Last night one OF the finest meetings
ever held in Wheeling took place at
Washington Hall. The audience was q
large one and most intelligent one. Col.
Bowen had announced nj address on
Temperance and Taxation" He treated
the subject In forcible style, and seemed
10 have thoroughly impressed his hearers.
Mr.. Cracraft followed him with an elo-
quent effort and ~thirty-one signers were
secured. s'S5f e.'
Tonight tho meeting will be held at
Parker Hall, In South Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-18

Report of Special Committee to consider
the bills Of Slater & Gillespie was received
from the Second Branch snaitsaction con-
CURED in. ia
Report Of the Gommitteeton Real state
was Observation-Disclosures the
s esSS6f g' of 5oi GSaf sptsfal "a e;S6SR.ee on
Legislation was received and action Of
Second Branch conCurred in. y %.
gA.O. Smith, QityAssessOrof Water Rents
for the lst District, asked for instructions
in regard to his duties; vas referred to
Committee on ordinances to report an or
dinanee covering the case. SaS !A'As
The report OF the Committee on Rail-
roads was received, requiring the B. & 0.
r. r. Co. To keep watChlnen at 2lth and
35th streets crossings, and the action OF
the Second Branch thereon was concur
red in. su
Adjourned.