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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-14

No less than u half.dozen "grand pic.
mics" are announced to take place in this
immediate vicinity to morrow.
The ermania Singing Society realized
SIS from their excursion to Steubenville
last Monday. Very good for a rainy day.
A DRuNKEy individual was thrown
from his horse yesterday afternoon near
Fulton. His face was bruised consid.
erably.
The little folks o. the Catholic schools
visited the festival OF the Sisters Of 81.
Joseph, at Washington Hall, yesterday
afternoon.
LAST evening some forty.fye couples
held a moonlight picnic at Mas Garden,
in North Wheeling, Cockayne's orches-
ira furnished the music.
OK Wednesday last Fl. L. Turvey, a
miner in the Ohio City Mill coal mines, at
Martins Ferry, was quite severely in.
jured by fall Of soapsioue.
A WARRANT was yesterday issued by
the Clerk Of the Municipal Court for
Frank FredS, who Is charged with 'sault.
ing and battering Milser Weaver.
MEssRs. orro KUs1z, William Fell
singer, William Perpeit and Charles
Menu will participate in the regatta Of
the Leisure Bost Club tomorrow alter
noon.
A MUSICAL soiree 10 TO be given at
Weatwood's Hall tonight under the au:
spices Of Miss Annie 0'Brien. Some Of
the best amateur talent OF the city will
appear.
A LITTLE memorial Of BERTHE E. Alex
auder, Of ST. Clairsville. Ohio, daughter
Of Rev. r. Alexander, has just been issued
from our press. A few copies have been
left for sale at Heiskelrs bookstore.
THERE were three cases booked at pc.
lice headquarters, last night Ito o'clock,
viz: Frank Freds, d~isorderly; Milger
Weaver, exposure Of person, and Geo.
Wilson, malicious destruction Of prop.
erty.
The following officers were recently
elected by Wheeling Union Chapter No.
l.: q. Sterling, II. p; W. J. BaieP, Jun,
King; ]. A. Miller, Scribe, ]. H. Rine-
hart, Secretary, and s. P. H1dredth,
Treasurer.
The announcement that the Lindsey
Literary Society would give their enter.
tainment last evening was the result Of a
Misunderstanding. The entertainment
comes of tonight, in the hall Of the In
stitute building.
YESTERDAY morning one corner Of the
foundation OF a dwelling house in process
Of erection by Mr.. Thomas List on Chap.
line street, Centre Wheeling, gave way
slightly. The trouble was caused by
woIkmen %excayAting a trench near the
foundation.
The Jurors in the Circuit Court were
yesterday discharged from further at
tendance, the criminal docket having
been disposed Of for the term. Court I'D.
journsd until Monday morning at Q
o'clock, when the chancery docket WILDE
taken up.
We acknowledge the receipt Of an in
vitalion TO attend the commencement hop
Of the Wash. JEFF. College students, In the
Town Hall, at Washington, Pa, on the
18th inst. The music for the occasion
will be furnished by the Great Western
Band, oil Pittsburgh.
THE funeral Of Thos. BranuOp, the
young man who was shot 10 Benwood on
Monday night by Hiram Brandon, took
place Yesterday afternoon, from the resi-.
dence Of his mother in Benwood. The
remains were brought TO this city, and
Inferred At Nj. Calvary Cemetery.
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River II feet and falling. Weather
clear and warm.
The Abner 0'Neal departed for Pitts
burgh at 7 A. N.
The Granite State, from Cincinnati for
Pittsburgh, passed up at 8 o'clock.
The Express departed for ParkerHburg
at l0l o'clock.
The Emma Graham, from Pittsburgh
TO Cincinnati, passed down at II o'clock.
The Cherokee, from Pittsburgh to
Memphis, passed down at noon. She had
on board 1000 tons Of cotton ties.
All the boats en route TO and from
Pittsburgh were detained by fog on Wed.
nesday.
The local packets made their usual
The coal feet wa, passing at intervals
The new steamer Telephone, the pioneer
Of the recently inaugurated Charleston,
W. Va, and Pittsburgh line, passed up Al
8 P. NJ. She attracted Considerable atien.
The Science will be the Petersburg
packet 10 day at 10i o'clock.
The Hudson, from Cincinnati, will DO
due at noon.
The Granite State, from Pittsburgh 10
Cincinnati, will pass down tonight.
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An USDESIABLET RUTH.-You deserve
TO suffer, and II you lead q miserable, un.
satisfactory life Ia this beautiful world, II
is entirely your own fault and there is only
one excuse for you,--your unreasonable
prejudice and skepticism, which has killed
Thousands. Personal knowledge and com.
mon sense reasoning will 500 show you
that Green's August Flower will cure you
OF Liver Complaint, or Dyspepsia, with all
Its miserable effects, such as sick headache,
palpitation OF the heart, sour stomach, ha.
bitual c%ostiveness, dizziness Of the head,
nervous prostration, low spirits, DC. Its
sales now reach every town on the Western
Continent and not a Druggist but will tell
you OF It's wonderful cures. You can buy
q Sample Bottle for 10 cents. Three doses
will relieve you. eod&w
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BROWSING OF WILLIE CARorHERs.-
many Of our readers, we have nc doubt,
will be sorry TO hear OF the drowning Of
Willie C~arothers, a bright intelligent lit.
lie fellow, son Of Mr.. VIM. a.. Carothers,
Of the hardware firm OF OFT, Hall d Co.
Willie was playing on G. H. Booth &
Sons wharf boat, with several young
companions, last evening, and in passing
a post on the outer edge Of the boat be
lost his balance and fell overheard. The
boys who we're with him say that after
striking the water be swan toward the
shore, but the current carried him swiftly
down until he struck the bow Of the
steamer Mallie Ragon, 8 short distance
below, and disappeared under the boat.
At once the alarm vas given, and a large
crowd soon collected at the landing. The
boys hat was found in the water a short
distance below the Ragon, but although
every effort was made TO recover The
body, it could not be found. The work
Of dragging and SEEMING the river
was continued until after 10 o'clock,
when the searchers reluctantly discon.
tinued their labors until morning. The
bereaved parents have the sympathy Of
the entire community in their loss.
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ANEwTof FisToL-WhSsllns hAS re.
Gently added another to her list Of indus.
tries-the manufacture Of toy pistols.
The latest thing in this line isa penny
pistol, manufactured and put on the mar
ket by Messrs. MUM 4 Botsiord, No.
1874 Market street. There are plenty
Of toy pistols In the market selling at
from three TO ten cents each, but this
article possesses several qualifications
which the others do not have, and "all
for q cent"
The Toy is an invention Of Mr.. Bots.
iord's. a patent has been applied
for, and = eapeat, taken out for q
year, with the expectation Of max
Ing some improvements In lthe
pistol before lie expiration. The ma.
chinery used in the manufacture OF the
pistol Is specially adapted for the pur.
pose, and was manufactured expressly TO
The order Of the firm. The pistols are
Of wood, and are cut into the proper size
and shape by a punch, which Is run by
steam, at the rate Of forty eight per min.
ute. Holes for the spring are made BY q
borer, which also works by steam, alter
which q self.supporting heavy wire spring
is put in by hand. The pistols are then
thrown into aniline and colored red, q
tubful at q time IL necessary.
Messrs. MUM & Botsford lonly com.
menced the manufacture Of these toys
yesterday, and are not yet fairly started.
They expect to soon increase their capac.
ity to about 100 gross per day. The toy
is strongly put together, and will outlast
many pistols sold for more money. The
spring is superior to any other spring
used on a toy pistol, and will discharge
any kiEd Of = pistol cap made, from the
poorest 10 the best. Caps suitable for the
pistol, however, can be purchased at the
rate Of one cent per box Of fifty.
The firm expect to he able to turn
out these pistols for ,bbers at the rate
Of about sixty.five cents per gross.
The jobber will thus be enabled TO supply
retailers at from 90 cents to 81 per gross,
and realize a fair profit while the retailer
will make u good thing Of It In selling
the pistols at a penny each. Dealers will
readily see the advantages derived from
the manufacture Of this pistol, and We
have no doubt the manufacturers will
have plenty Of orders Tor their goods.
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EAST LIBERTY, June 12.-CATTLE-Re
ceipts to-day IS head Of through and 22l o
local stock; total for three days 1,l26 loca
and IS through; all the local cattle shipped
out; no buyers being on hand no quota
tions.
HoGs-Receipts to-day 8 $40 head; tota
for three days 6,Ss5. Workers IS S5aS As
Philadelphia s. G0aS IS.
SHEEP-Receipts to-day 800 head; tota
for three days $500. Selling at yesterday
prices; feeling a little better.
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TIE CouRB.-C1RCurr CouRT-JGdgs
Meivin.-Court met at 8 o'clock yesterday
morning, pursuant to adjournment
In the case Of the State vs.. John Con.
drey, for burglary, the opening argument
for the prosecution wa made by L. s.
Jordan, Prosecuting Attorney, and cause
submitted by the counsel Tor the defends
ant without argument. After receiving
the instructions Of the Court, at 8 A. N,
the Jury retired 10 consider Of their YER
In the case Of the State VS.. Geo. Long,
indicted Jointly with John Condrey for
burglariEipg the Rogers residence, the
prisoner plead guilty TO the firstcount Of
The Indictment, and a jury was called 10
fr the term oil UNEMPLOYMENT In the Peni.
tertiary. The following names compose
the Jury: James Armstrong, F. ]. Flood,
Bendel Rose, Joseph Eisman, Charles
Ellsworth, D.. W. Hallisy, Christian De
ku, J. NJ. Brown, G. Leonhart, Elijah
Poeue, Platoff Zane and J. A. Marshall.
The Jury, after deliberation, returned
the following verdict: eve, the jury,
End the prisoner guilty under the first
count Of the indictment, upon his plea oil
guilty, and We fx the term Of his impris-
onment in the %penitentisry at eight
years" The prisoner was remanded.
Allowances were made 10 witnesses at
tending these cases, from another State
at the instance OF the Prosecuting Attor-
ney.
The case Of the State va. Waugh, and
the other gambling cases were, byconsentr
certified 10 the County Court to be there
proceeded in further.
At 1890 o'clock last night, the jury 10
the Condrey case, being unable to agree
were discharged. 1t is understood that
they stood eight for acquittal and four
for conviction. =
Adjourned until Monday morning at 8
O'Clock, -
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THE members Of the Sabbath School OF
ST. Jacobus Church held a picnic at
Memminger's Orchard, out the National
Road, yesterday. As the weather was
all that could be desired, the young folks
enjoyed themselves to their hearts con-
tent, and returned home very tired, but
delighted with the pleasures Of a dsy's
romp in the woods.
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PERSONAL MENTIos.-Charlie Behler
ia back from the meeting OF the National
German Catholic Union, at Indianap.
oils. The Union went square back on
their promises TO the Wheeling delegation
last year, and decided to hold their next
meeting at Newark, n. ].
Squire Schultzis latest joke: The JUS
tices are apprehepsive Of being arrested
for vagrsncy-they have no visible means
ofUupport.
Mrs. c. .Heyman and daughter, Miss
Blanche, Of Philadelphia, are visiting
relatives in this city.
W. P. Hubbard, Esq, left for New
York last evening, and will sail for Eu-
rope on Saturday.
Hon. C. NJ. Bishop, Of Kingwood, ia
registered st the Mcclure.
Gen. Z. @. Tyler, Postmaster at Balti'
more, is at the Mcclure.
Nj. VIM. Muldoon, who has been trav-
cling out West, has returned 10 his home
in this city.
Capt. WIN. Brown, the popular con.
ductor on the Hempield railroad, is a
CAnuluhte 1Ot u nhnuhOWt kOIu-uehueu
cane, which il TO be awarded at the picnic
at Gaston's Orchard on the Fourth Of
July. James Creighton, Deputy Sheriff,
is The Captains opponent,
Miss Alice L. Reed, daughter Of G. NJ,
Reed, Esq Of Washington, Pa, is Wait
ing Mrs. Harry W. List on South Front
street, Island.
Mr.. Wm. Nesbitt and Miss Hannah
Bedson, both Of this city, were married a
few days since at West Alexander by
Squire Mayes. The couple have q host
Of friends in the city and vicinity, who
join in wishing them a happy future.
The Pittsburgh Leader insinuates that
there are other reasons than a desire to
finish with Weisgerber, for Felsing to go
allow in making 4 match with this new
canadian oarsman," and one Of these
reasons is said to be that McKen Is con,
sidered a very formidable oarsmAn.
Rev. s. W. Davis, a former pastor Of
the Thomson NJ. E Church Of this city,
has been called to preside over the new
NJ. E. Church at Uniontown, Pa.
Mr.. John Morgan, manager OF the
W. U. telegraph office, has recently re.
ceived, through the Howard Bros, a
patent for steering STEAMBOATS, by steam.
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spaldiug's Glue will mend your ways

1rcHIwe PILEsn-Is a very prevalent
and distressing complaint the symptoms
Of which are moisture, like Precipitation,
intense itching, particularly at night, when
undressing, or after getting warm In bed,
might think %pin.worms were crawling In
and about the rectum; the private parts
are sometimes affected. Do not suffer an.
other hour, aud allow them 10 become
%aggrayating while you have a pleasant and
sure sure in ~"swayne's Ointment" Also
cures teter and all skin diseases. Mailed
to any address on receipt OF price, 80 cents
a box, or three boxes 81 %. Address let
tiers TO DR.. swayne & Son, Philadelphia, OF
to the Wheeling agents, Logan, List & Co.
Sold by all leading druggists at Wholesale
by Logan, List d Co. d4w
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Is Your HAIR THIN OR FALLING our
Are you becoming prclnaturely bald or
gray? II so, take the advice Of the great
German scientist. Leibig, and use "London
Hair Color Restorer." II is the best hair
tonic aud reStorer Of color ever introduced
to the American people. It allays heat and
irritation, removes all tendency 10 dandruti
and invigorates the action Of the capilla-
ries in the highest degree. "The London
Hair Color Restorerr has earned a deserv.
ed and lasting reputation for promoting
the growth and preserving the beauty Of
the human hair, such as no other prepara-
ton eau boast OF. As a dresser 1t Is the
cheapest, because the most oleanly and
lasting. Sold by all first.ciuss druggists in
fine toilet articles everywhere, at seventy!
five cents a bottle. Logan, List & Co.,
Wholesale Agents. dAw
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TEE CoNpREY-LoHs BURGLARY CAsEs.
As will be seen by our Court proceed
ings, Geo. Long, alas "Pnnch" Long,
plead guilty to the charge Of entering and
robbing the residence OF Alex. Rogers,
Esq, on the 9th Of April last, and wa
sentenced to eight years imprisonment
10 the ~Penitentiary. The Ease Of John
Coudrey, alias "Curley jack" was given
to the Jury at Q A. N. yesterday, and at
half.past ten o'clock last night they had
not come TO an agreement, and were
discharged. The Jury stood, il 10 said,
eight for AcquittAl and four for convic'
ton. Condrey will therefore likely have
a second trial.
"Punch" Long was q witness In Con.
drey's case, and in his testimony, rs given
on Wednesday evening, confessed that
be was one Of the parties who committed
the robbery, and gave some interesting
particulars OF the crime. he stated 10
the Court that the robbery was committed
by himself and two others, whose names
were respectively Hague and Wilson.
Their given names he did not know.
Long became acquainted with thess par.
ties To Pittsburgh, where all three resi-.
ded. Had known HsSue about a
month previous to the robbery, but was
acquainted with Wilson only a couple Of
weeks. Hague is described as a young man
Of q or %, and Wilson as % or %. The
three met at the White House Saloon, in
Pittsburgh, and agreed 10 take a trip
down through Virginia, and first stopped
here. They came down to S~teubenyille
on Saturday night, March S0th, and on
Wednesday, April Sd, arrived in this
city. Between FIVE and ten minutes
past nine o'clock, on Thursday night,
they went 10 Mr.. Alex. Rodgers house.
Wilson and Hague entered the house,
while Long stood back in the yard BY the
porch. The night was very dark; witness
could see a gaslight about asquare away,
but could not distinguish u mar more
than Is feet distant. The two obtained
access TO the house by climbing the
lattice work over the porch and entering
through a window. Wilson went up the
lattice work first, and Hague followed
right after. There was a dim light
10 the room they entered. They
turned up the light upon entering, and
we're In the room about five or eight
minutes. Hague came down frat. The
stolen properly was distributed among
them, Long receiving for his share q
cameo set and a pair OF bracelets, spec.
.tacles, engagement ring, and a lot Of other
small trinkc,s. After the distribution
they separated, Long and one'of the others
going to the Huseman House to spend
the night. They staid in the city the next
day, walking about the streets, until S:l5
P. ~, when Long left for Pittsburgh, and
the others remained here. Long also
stated that Condrey had nothing to do
with the robbery, and he did not see him
while in Wheeling. He met Condrey in
Pittsburgh, at the White House Saloon,
the night he returned from Wheeling.
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MUSICAL SoREE.-Atthe concert to be
given by Miss 0'Brien,in WestwoOd's Hall
this evening, the following ladies and gen
tlemen will participate: Misses. Eva
Rice, Annie Duyal, Annie Woodruff
Rose McNaughtou, Theresa Phillips,
Annie Carson, Mrs. Brown and Messrs.
G. T. Lucas, Upton Kelley, 7. V. Ankle,
John Mendel and Schwertierger.
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TIE GAMING CAsEs.-The famous gam.
ing cases, which have been pending in
the Circuit Court for some time past,
we're yesterday certified to the County
Court for trial. But few, if any, Of these
cases, could conveniently be tried at the
present term Of the Circuit Court, and the
council on both sides agreed to have
them certified, as may be done in misde-
meanors, so that there may be no delay
In irving them,
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acknowledgement:
FRIDAY, JUEE II, 1878.


For observation-disclosures Hudson.
Geo. R. Taylor & Co.-Dress Good
Ten Dollar Watches-Lou Dechert.
Chairs-Zink & Morehead.
Free Concert this Evening.
ChilJren's Carriages-o. Q. Genther.
sit,ings by Engagement at Parsons:
Grand Excursion to Washington City
Sergeants Sale.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
Valuable Ohio Co. Real Estate,
W. C. Stewart ct al. l., c,,no.,,

W. c. Stewart 0'H. Tin cs,ps.,v,
william A. Mccoy ct L.J
In the County Court Of Ohio county.
Pur.ulnt 10 q decree rendered by said Court In
the above emitted cause on the 9th day Of June
1878, the uEdsnlShCdSPec CVmmiIAiOner Of AAid
Court will, on
SATURDAY, July 0, 1878,
AT 10 O'Clock a. ~, proael 10 sell at public aue'
ton At the front door a the Court House oil Ohio
county, the following IGL estate belonging to The
deien1ani, William a. Mccoy.
iSt. lot No. I In TTiAdelPhlA, fronting so feet on
Turnpike 3 rect and running back 100 leeI 70 West
LAug. Sald lot has on it, good Fame HOUSE, STA
Bile and other outbuildingS
III. Lot No. 4 Of Welbels DlyiIiOn Of the Thom1s
lot Il 1ltuSied on The National Road one-fourth Of
n mile east q , hAdelphiR, and Is very detiIAbie
building lot.
Sd, Lot No. 8 Of The subdivisions OF tho Poor
House Farm al Elm Grove situate on the west
IidS Of First ST., containing one and i-lUO Il 4'lOO)
acres,
ith, Tie south bali Of Lot No. 10 Of said Poor
House Farm, situate on the west side Of second
street, containing two and e9.I0O z 69-lO0l acres
TKRfS OF SALR- Onethim Of the pu'ehAie
money, and - much more ~ the purchaser may
elect 10 pay, In cash, and the remainder 10 two
equal iustiIlmenls payable 10 ak and twelve
months respec lively, with iniereat from the day o.
sale, tho purchaser giving bond with approved
security for thu deferred payments, and the title
to 10 retained until the purchase money y paid In
full. l.. y. JONES,
isii.TuAF4Iy6 SDecial Commissioner.
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GRAND REopESrSG AND CoScERT.-
Mr.. Henry ~Blumenberg, having remod-
eled and refitted his saloon, No. ll5l
Market street, will reopen it tonight
with II grand instrumental concert, by
Krameris superb orchestra. Kramer
has about a dozen new selections which
he will render to night for the first time,
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PHILADELPHIA. June 1s.-Flour-Mort
active and unchanged. Wheat-Quieti
red a. 81 09Al Il, amber 81 1Sal II, white
81 l6al 10. Corn-Dull; mixed 44Na45c,
yellow Acc. 0ats-Quiet; western mixed
27a29c, white western 29aSic. Rye-Un.
changed. Provisions-Qniet and I'M
changed. Butter-Steady and unchanged.
Eggs-strong; western l4Lal5c. Cheese
Firm; choice western 7ka7Kc. Petro-
leum- Quiet; refined lie, crude SHasHe
Whisky-SteAdy; western at 81 QS.
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SOME pious people up at Rush Run
have gotten up a festival for the benefit
Of their church, for tonight, which pre-
sents several rather unique features
Among other attractions, the surrounding
towns have been invited to trot out their
pretty girls and compete for a prize. We
should prefer private life to the glory Of
being a member Of the committee selected
70. award the prizes.
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NEW ARRIVAL FOR THE LADrEs.-Jus.
received by express another lot Of Ladies'
French Heel Walking Slippers, Ladies'
Kid Princess Button, Ladies' Long
Branch Ties, Ladies' Grecian Button and
Duchess Button. All the above goods
and the latest styles. Ladies, call and see
them, at L. v. BLoSD's,
1875 Main ST.,
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DIRECTORS ELEorED.-At the annual
meeting Of the Riverside Building Asso'
citation, last night, the old Board oil Di'
rectors were reelected. Their names
are: Thomas 0'Brien, John L. Maxwell
p. L. Kimberly, James McAdams, Ut
Holman, Jacob Hull, ]. NJ. Brodie, John
f. Clator, W. S. Foose. The Secretary
and Treasurer will be elected by the
Board al their meeting next week.
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Additional Markets.
tu1ieapo CattIe liarket,

CHICAGO, June 1s.-The DrOperS Journal
reports:
Market steady and firm; shipping 81 0oa
s so; feeders In small demand at s. 00A6 90
butchers slow, cows 81 40a4 90, bulls 81 50
AZ so, Texans 81 80aS 40.
HoGs-Receipts $4,000; shipments 5000.
Market strong, higher and active; ad.
vanced 10a15c; shipping at s. S5aS 60,
light s. 25a3 80, mixed s. 25a3 40.
sHREP-Receipts 90; sales at s. 00a4 80.
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DnuoLAss CAPruRED.-A dispatch was
received at the Capitol yesterday, giving
information Of the arrest Of W. =. Doug
lass, the escaped Hardy county muir.
derer. Douglass escaped from the jail
at Moorefeld some weeks since. He was
convicted Of the murdero Of \ mail carrier
in Hardy county.
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FREE ENTERTAINMENT BY FoREsTERs
The Independent Order Of Foresters
Of this city will give a free entertain
ment at Weisel Hall on Monday evening
June 18th, at u o'clock. The exercises
will consist Of vocal and instrumental
music, rendered by the best amateur per-
formers in the city. Addresses by mem
bers, readings, &c. The public are cor
daily invited to attend.