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FOREIGN PORTS.

AsriswArr Nov 2-Arrived. scir Nellie starr PsIarA
Pensacola 10Th, May Morn. ConkIin, Savannah: Dec
10Th HARRISON Hlckmsa, Robinson. Georyrtown. DC.
sailed Dec 9 bark Sleeper, Wiley, New York.
AcArutco Nov a3ssiled ship polyncsis c;cr schwend
In port Nov y. ship ropgsllsns Gray for Port Towns.
Aayciro Dec 3-Arrived, schr Cubs gr. Hn,chin son,
BAns.pos Dec c-Arrvcd. sc,r Frank Quesn. Calhoun.
Philadelphia.
Crpu. nov ARRIVED. ship seolvc, Allen. Msniia.
CALICO Nov EgArrivcd ship Hindnstan tBr), Btlyea,
Hong Kong land sailed 9th for linsnosi.
Sailed 2Jh ship City Camp tBr1. Gibson, Husniiio.
cfuDAp BOLIVAR, Doc ARRIVED. schr John, simmons
New York, Is days passage.
from Now York. Caroline Eddy Warren, from Port spain
also American schooner known Just going In
GtBaALraR Nov 22Pasfed, bark Austin Brp, Davis An.
for Southwest Pass.
GuAxApy Nov 2S-In port ship Alexandrovna Obi,
Churchill. for Europe.
Gnyrrows Nov i2-Arrvcd, scbY Laura Webb, Nilsson.
Baltimore nd sailed 23d for Port Linon and AspnwnlD
sparrow Europe; Alexander Gibson speed do Prince Re-
gent fBrl. Rovo. do.
In port Nov ~, ships Columbia FurncI. g Sargent,
Atherton; WIN Douglass dr. Douglass: G q Chapman.
Harry Morse, Meady Leonora Paterson CoIumbus Hum
phrcy; Munster Lane: Lawrence l.r Ellis; Ben
jamn sewai Ryan and Erins Isle usr,, McFec ali ldr
bnrSs Ada Wswcl Wisweli; scots Bay (Br Murray and
Hsvsss Dec 2t-Arrived steamer Santiago do Cuba.
Reed New York. The de Cuba arrived Oh the Moro at
Halras Dee 2o-Arrivcd schr Edward Fat cBr), Fnlt
sailed 18th steamers Ciressssn Orr, wyc drom Liver.
pooh baltimore; Nova scotan tBr, Archer from Balt
more. Liverpool
YORK sehrs Lcciis SNOW, Gregory. Do; Ells rrssey
MATS, Berbadoa
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Half gale. I Gale. Strong.
WESTERN UNION TINE BALL.
PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. "a, 1878.
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHIrEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamers Clyde Morton, Aspnwall Dec 49, with mdse
and passengers 10 the Pacific Mail steamship Co., :
Steamer Bermuda Csr), Wilson, Porto Cahello Dec O.
Curacao 1th Lagayra 18th, Ponce 18th st Thomas 18th
and 81 Johns PR l7th with mdse and passengers TO
Ouerbridgs Co Had strong trade winds to Hatteras
thence a continuous NV gale To sandy Hook -
Hudson eager, New Orleans Dec II. with mdso
and passengers to Clark 4 Seaman.
Steamer City Of Macon, Kempton Savannah Dec p with
passengers George fonge Her reported arri
val in yesterdays edition an error.
Steamer lsaac Bell Lawrence Richmond City Point and
Norfolk with mdse and passengers TO the Old Dominion
Steamship Co.
Bark Emma Paysant Br, Dexter, Calais Nov 20 in bal
last. o j Whitney 4 Co. Anchored ut Sandy HOOK
Schr Lizzie Hall, Lollies, Alexandria.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH
Steamer Galatea alden Providence M York with
mdse and passengers 70 Isaac Odell.
Steamer City of New Bedford. Fish, New Bedford for
Steamer Bolivar Cieer, New London and Norwich for
New York.
Sch- Henrietta z willard, Providence FOR New York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Cortes Bennett New York for Halifax. Ms and
St Johns. NFsnct I'D inst.
Brig Ruth tBr LIE Blanc, New York for Archat, CB.
Schr Jeddo, Good, New York TOR st John Nh
Schr Countess. Hyllard. New York for PASSPORT
Schr General Hall. simmons New York for Boston
schr Lizzie Carr, Fields New York for Boston.
+ Schr Excelsior Young New York for Cold Spring, LII
Haven.
Schr arlington Parker, Baltimore for New Haven.
Sailed from Hart Island roads AN, ship Ssrvis, from
New York for London.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Capt Hamilton Perry of the White star steamer Britain
mic from Liverpool has thanks for special meteoroogi
cal observations made in connection with tho HERALD
weather service
for Liverpool while il Of the tug Eutaw. y
on se prs s. sssy. . fss s r
thosrtt she woaid on much difficulty provided
the gale not too
BAss Areusr Ger Barrels from Bayonns At Baltimore
Dee - reports Dee 70 when sbcn' =, miles NJ q Cape
passed large quantity Of wreck suT.
BAaK GAxAIIsr Shaw. from Rio JsDeiro. at baltimore
IL - .s and .s n pes 70 a
and started tsrpsuins.
come tim. since BY Capt VIM ii Iie,nad d Now bedford
has been sold TO Antoine Garcia for 5000 She will be
air da'''' ''''a ~ A"s = '"' '0''' .
BARK PAsoL., Stephenson. from New York for Cape
Rig gsns,o = . h sss - and her cargo
Aste,ia tBr TO Port Natal
Bssx vrsIcr Br,re Venice before reported ashore
isnrts have been tugs pull on failed
Bme xrIrIr Josks tBr from e John. so, tor Water.
in I4 aud reristerds Sal tons Her crew consisted II
Abram Grant. nasierj Ambtcise Comesu. mate Boyd
Deaee,i samuel Doaestt James Dcacet, and Noise
Vessel insured 81 900 At Weymouth. NJ from which
port she hailed.
Bne HxIrs ashore At wood End Cape Cod ia being
charged.
ports Dee IA ~ miles Of GeorFes Banks
gale from WESTWARD In which lost ooccm and top
sail.
Bars CrcaSA rus. from Denis. At Delaware Brcakwster
Dec ~ reportsfisd very heavy weather in the ulf
Stream, strained vessel and split sails
scnR + PooLr from wiscnssct for Saco with lumber,
the pcu of Stage Island ncnr Bddcford
on Saturday night last during thick snowstortn The
vessel broke and her cnrgo OF o feet OF luer wont
"a and The vessel N not insured but Is
believed the cargo Is. The were saved.
scnn MARY Rrrxy,. from Esabcshpcrt for Baltimore;
which Norfolk leaking I'D inst was to DO lowed
! ~ baltimore last night with asteampump aboard.
scnr tSnA, Mcrrcady from Cuidad Bolivar, 81 And for
Now York put into Newport III, I'D inst with crew dis
sbcs nnd through stress OF weather bad ~ DAY, bad
weather passage Dec 81 Joseph Francis coloret
seminar 81 Dominic. WI died board ~ heart
disease and buried at The vessel has cstgo Of
dry hides ana deer skins
scsR Atcr srsrsov hefyrc reported wrecked upon
reef ontsds If Turks Island. She 10 insured Tor
ekDtDD, her full value. lIcr cargo IL also insured.
sops ArcosA CBr sshprs ~ Nsrbehesd, c1ns TO leE
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mshap through tho captain pposing that he vas going
hsrsor and Of ls
BY as the space she nin pc
total loss. The cargo is insured
Sem EMMA Train. Of and from South Amboy
rs ions register aud is years old and bull, At
M and ssas by fsS nssr. A1s She nn
sured The cargo % coal IS insured Il believed she is
& and sens By s Sns ss ~
and with fine weather il i believed part of her cargo can
Scum ROBINSON, Olin. from Now York vim San Bla.
rsnG al Il ss e, Dee
Sem LoRxs from Philadelphia with coal which arrived
At Aspinwsl Noy 10 neforo reported wrseksd, was dis.
ing the vessel tho deck causing her 70 leak and sink on
s hs 81 the soE a T on the % the wharf
badly damaged
scHs JoMs, Captain simmons has just made the passage
Of the best record.
Scum Esrmxss TIros. Bowen from Philaasphia before
and on The beach aga1s. the Pacific Mail Steamship Cos
sank She subsequently went pieces Her CcoaD
pad been discharged.
Port Antonio, before reported in collision with I'M
nS @ struck abreast S q tho %
lost and & brig did no, ,Sp to ''s a"
scnn MiSsiE RErrLIkR-capt Paul c'art Of schr Min
ME Reppsr before reported abandoned MAKES The foley
ps hsa po% srn on Rs sS and @
a Sn x. . ~ss sss
xasr eass, lost lanyards and RIGGING damaged cabin
day and night for DAYS. the 10Th he arh Ind
s.yy rs is s nssnsIy wI q, lost
and all saved by bark scaower which Them
tend his thanks 70 Capt Alan master and Mr. Rs mssc
Of bark sesowsr for their kndness .owsra hrssf and
ing and had weather before in tbs last IS
wears.
scHH ono W COLLINS. Hodskns at Philadeiphia from
Snnmerside, PEI reports Dec lat a ~ lou g. enconn
other damage
der - Aspinwa In the norther OF Dec IL.
scaE WATERLOO tof Deer Islc Haskell, from philads
phia for nalhavcn before reported ashore at Goncester
was built at Wadoboro Me She Is uninsured Tier cargo
q coz: is c9n.snsd sS The Eoa.s G5.a.s Of
badly and doubt Ia. number Of holes her bot
scmn CHARIm BAxxasr Knox from New York for st John
B before ,spor,sd wrecked on Thumb Car I;.na had for
hHrs. Long Reach ss benjamin. who
named Po. .ho.s i've and
being saved and possible that ono q these men
the before starting he, .'. !, voyage The vessel
Dutch leaking SO ssseEss an hour '' The captain
s s
KEsrvmLE, Ms Dec 2a-The schr Day Star Of Hairs Hsr
struck Quaeo Beach carly sunday MORNING. and be
nos the
vessel struck
kEwr0RT Dec 24Seamer Old Colony left last night for
New York but returned this morning being unable to
coed. Wild strong. westerly
PORTSMOUTH. Nh, Dec 23--Schr Emma Hotchkiss.
Perkins from Boston for Belfast dragged her anchor and
vent sshsre near For. cary Saturday night a5out 10
near Frsbies wharf, leaking badly.
ON NB DEE 2ssehs poo sn Finley from Msg
wreck on Brer Island. Crew saved.
Much anxiety is felt here concerning the New
Dominion supposed have left Three Sisters NJ Saur
day last for st John with ~ ship who
paid of by Mcssrs Eaton If the vessel started caught
Saturday nights gale the chances against being
able TO reach port in safety She has been heard
from at ALL
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP Dec 24-Arrivcd. steamer vaderland CBelg)
Nichols. Philadelphia; ship Muskota CBr) Cutter New
York.
Sailed path, steamer iceland Bels. Flaherty New York
bark Tvol Br) Smart, do: Paddle. Gregory, do.
AMSTERDAM. Dec 2o-sailed, bark Arab steed tsw)
Skantse, United States
BKLvAsr. Dec 23-Arrived, ship Otsgo tNor) Crangie
Philadelphia.
BRysxs. Dec st-Arfivcd. steamer Camelia Br, Dick.
son. Savannah; banks Lndols yor,, Rostrup, Baltimore
Credo (Nor). Chrstophersen. Philadelphia
BARCELONA Dec 30-Arrvcd steamers Nerissa CBr) Stu
art New York Vidal Sals tSp). Ognaga. do.
CrrTE, Dec 1sssiled bark Atlas (Aus, Morcich, New
York.
Sailed prior to Dec "a bark Bartlett Bartlett Mes
sina.
CossrASYrSorIr Dec l4-Arrived bark, rfeenia tAus
Bacich New York: Principe de Napoli tan Ca6ero do
CorEyHscES, Dec 20Arrved, bark Adrstic (Nor) Blk
New York.
CApx. Dec 2o-ssled bark solde Csw) Andersen, Haup
ton Roads.
ELsrsoRs Dec ea-Arrived bark Ebenszer yor, Gunder
sen. New York.
GLASGOW. Dec - II PM-AriveA. steamer State Of Ne
vada (Br1, Brses, New York.
HAMBURG Dee 24-Arrired. bark Jens Nielsen CNor,
Hoist New York; Liberals Ger. AIbrocht Philadelphia
Sailed 24th. bark James T. Ward Payne st Thomas
HAvRz. Dec 24-saiied. ships Jacob stamler. Crystal
New York: Tongton DR.. Robbins do; SNOW Borgess.
Anderson. Delaware: bark AIbins Dargett. New York
LIVERPOOL. Dec 23-Arrved. steamers Californian OBJ,
Daniels Baltimore: Euphrates tBrl, MITCHELL Boston
Naples Dr. Eaton New Orleans; ship Senator Iken Ger,
Lens, Savannah.
Sailed 24th hanks Summer Cloud (Br) Hiryett Tybes
Levantcr. vcsper. Matsnxaa
Loxpox Dec e4-Arrivcd shin Ellen Austin Grimm New
York.
LfnxR,cx Dec 23-sailed. TordeBskjold dsop savssen
New York.
MIpnAs Dec 2s-Arrivsd. ship Eclipse Humphrey. Wis
casset
RIGA 70 Dee 24-Arrvsd. brig Patriot Sor) Invsdscn
Wilmington, NC.
RorrzzpAx 24-Arrved. bark AmssA. cosr, sehuIts
Wilmington. NC.
srwrTrx Dec i7--Arrved. bark Thor dam. Kofsid Bull
River ieh brig Atlantic Ger, Harder. Wilmington NC
81 NAzArRx, Dee 23Arrived. bark Beacon saeld tEr,
Munro Baltimore.
LONDON. Dee 24-BsSk Gastsvo Utah. Cansro fvum
Philadelphia has arrived Ancona damaged and 10 leak
ing at anchor
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WHALEMEN.

Arrived at Mauritius Oct 81 banks Callao Crav Of NB
last from Seychelles Nov Letta Church. Of NIB from
cruise.
At Kabenda Oct ~ barks Mary Frazier Dexter Edgar
town with 500 barrels oil this Catalpa Chase NIB
20 do do this Desdemons. Vincent NIB 200 do
and 90 do hpbk this Gay Head Jenny. NIB 30 do
oil told; brig II Moore. Smith, Nh. $40 do all told
letter from Capt White OF schr Arizona. of Province
dated Santiago Cv Nov 49, reports that three days
from Tenerie took whale which slowed down
80 bbls-makng 25J bills all told
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Steamers Montana lBr) for Liverpool: Wyanoke. Rich
Dond Albemarie. fewes Del bark Gehon tNorD London
sailed Esd banks sargent for Genoa Europa
don; Tordcnskjcd dam. gristol Josephine. Nstsax
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SPOKEN.

Bark Aukethor No from st Nazsire For New York Dec
II. lat 81 lon "A Is.
schr Eaton, from New York for Demerara, Dec 4 lat
Inn x
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WEATHER EEroRr.

FAruorYu, Dec 24--wnd r. fresh.
HoIvmsAp. Dec 34-wnd ssE, light: barometer ~ s2s
PLysouvn. Dec 24-wind r, moderate; cidhdy.
ST.. CATnrrrv's Pof-r. " Dec 2>-.wind r. ligM
fo1cy. barometer 3o.<2; thermometer e.
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LEGAL DECISION.

STEWART and ANN
JANE BAILEY New York
against Chambers,
C0ENELIA NJ STEWART, HENRY September 1873
HILTON and others.
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Motion by plaintiff Alexander Stewart to compel Mr. s.
Knccland the Attorney brings the above entitled
action substitute Mr. Ira Shafer Attorney FOR the
said Stewart.
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HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER
VATIONS.
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LEGAL DECISION.

Ing however that evident that the pr
mary relief If it is successful must be that tho heirs at
law recover the possession of the property and that the par
ties holding adversely alleged viii surrender such
possession In substance, and fact thcn, this action Is
one Tor the of she possession Of real estate
adversely held, and all ntents and purposes Is ono
identical with which formerly by the
OF An Action of Eccmcn although the ultimate relief
soughtAs partition among owners which, however. can
only DO accomplished after their right to its and
enjoyment shall have been established by trial There is
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IRA SHAFER for the motion.

Me.sr.. cHrrrENDEN 4 ANDREWS opposed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-02-09

GERMAN sYauP.n-No other medicine
In the world has ever given such test
of It's curative qualities as Boschee's
German syrup. In three years two mil
lion -FOUR hundred thousand small bottles
Of this medicine were distributed fee Of
charge By Druggists in this country to
those afflicted with Consumption, Asthma,
Group, severe Coughs, Pneumonia and
other diseases OF the Throat and Lungs,
giving the American people undeniabIe
proof that German Syrup will cure
them. The result has been that Drue.
gists In every town and village in lie
United States are recommending Il 10
their customers. Go 10 your Dfugrist
and ask what they know about II. SAMPLE
Bottles 10 cents. Regular sise rs cent?
Three doses will relieve any case. eodSw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-02-09

A TERRIBLE SIDEwALK.-The Arkan.
sas chap couldn't fix the roof Of his house
because it was raining, and when It wasn't
raining it didn't need It. Likely the same
can be said Of the footwaik bordering the
fair grounds near the bridge, over the
west river; but nevertheless It's bad case
Of neglect and one that causes serious
complaint. II Is about as uncertain a
piece Of thoroughfare as can be found in
any city; one can never tell how deep the
mud is until they attempt 10 make the
passage. About middle.Ways Is a depres.
sion in the street where the slushed mud
gathers and the street car company drains
all Of il that II can over the aide walk
and throws the rest upon II. The whole
length OF the excuse Tor sidewalk Is .
miserable affair, q heart.break to ladies
and a source Of profanity from men.
To effectually remedy II the street
ought 10 be filled up several feet and a
good pavement laid, but 1t could be i'm.
proved greatly by putting down heavy
wooden curbing on each side and filling
in with gravel or ashes. The city author
tiles will perhaps excuse themselves like
the Arkansas man, by saying that II can't
be done in bad weather. We can only
reply In the language OF Aunt ophelia /:
"Lord how shiftless"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-02-09

CARELESS HANDLING OF FIRE ARMS
Yesterday morning boy named Mooney
had narrow escape from serious If not
fatal injury, by the accidental discharge
Of weapon in the hands Of comrade.
Mooney and a companion named Hide.
brand were playing together in an alley
between 18th and 10th streets, east OF ia
cob. The former had a pistol in his pos
session, which he told Hildebrand was
not loaded. Hildebrand took it, and cock.
ing 1t, playfully pointed it at Mooney and
pulled the trigger. A discharge followed,
and the ball passed through Mooney's
clothing In the region Of the heart,
abrading the skin slightly. Mooney took
the matter very philosophically, and
when his mother, who is widow, ran to
the scene, he cried out: "You needn't
cry, mother; he didn't do iton purpose"
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A CoMM1rrEr oF MINERs.

WoRKMAs's CHArRs-Jabez Gosney
who undertook to sell six chairs for Benz
Workman on Thursday, and was lockeC
up for drunkenness the same evening
was sufficiently sober yesterday to give
some account OF himself. He says HI
sold four OF the chairs for So %, and can
exactly remember what he did with thu
other two. Jabe had no money to show
for the sale, having spent 1t for whisky
and was sent to the city prison for thirty
days. Workman has gone back to Rose
by's Rock to manufacture new lot o
furniture for the Wheeling market, ant
it Is likely that when he again comes t
the city he will do his own selling.
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| AANGA 4ASsss+-
River 9 feet 4 inches, and rising.
Weather warm and cloudy; raining part
Of the day and q heavy fog in the evening.
The Mallie Ragon departed for Par
The Hudson arrived from Cincinnati.
The Telegram arrived from sunhsh
with fair trip.
The Courier is this mornings packet
for Petersburg at 10l o'clock.
The Hudson leaves for Cincinnati this
afternoon at 8 o'clock.
The Stockdale 10 due at 10 o'clock to-
night.
The steamer Fleetwing is advertised
| for sale on the 14th at Catlettsburg, KY
CINCINNATI, February 8.-Riyer rising
fast, q feet 8 inches. Arriyed-Gra'
ham, Pittsburgh. Departed-Fashion,
ST. Louis, Davis, Tennesee River. Rain
EyANsvn1E, February s. Rained
slightly since noon yesterday; mercury ~
to 4so and falling; wind west. River
1920 feet scant, and falling. up-Sii-
yer Thorn, Idlewild, Maggie Smith. =. M
Norton, E. Il. Durfee. Down-Golden
City, Jas. Guthrie, Andy Baum. Bush
ness light.
a stand, at IL feet 4 inches. Weather
cloudy.
airy, with q feet s inches. Weather
cloudy.
Departed-Vint shinkle and Tom sher.
lock, Cincinnati; Mary Houston, New
Orleans. River falling; 0 feet 0 inches
ssT. LOUIS, February s.-Arrived--
Tatum, Pittsburgh; Maude, yieksburg;
Departed-Miller, Cincinnati; Belle Of
Memphis, Memphis. River 10 feet. :.
NASHVILLE, February s.-Riyer iail.
ing, with 7 feet. Notwithstanding,
CAIRO, February s.-Arrived, Com
monweaith, St. Louis. Departed-An-
derson, Nashville. River 20 feet 9 inches
and falling. Weather cloudy. Mercury
500 !,
NEW ORLEANS, February s.-Arrived,
Golden Rule, Cincinnati; Alexandria,
Rcd River; Natchez, Vicksburg. Depar-
ted-Whale and tow, ST. Louis. Wea-
Their cloudy. Mercury &c.
I
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-02-09

Dr.. BASNrNGs LECTURE LAST NIGHT
Weed Hall Crotoaed.-Dr. Banning de-
livered his lecture 10 gentlemen last
night to large and interested audience
Of gentlemen. The DR.. explained why
some people never get well, In humor-
Gus way which frequently brought down
the house. His system Of cure by me-
chanical support met with great favor,
After the lecture the stage was crowded
with those who were anxious to get a
word with him. he was asked to repea
the lecture at an early date. Those who
did not succeed in getting the book, 1.-THE
House You Live In" can do SO by in
quiring OF the Doctor at the ST. James
where he will remain until the Goth.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-02-09

BRooKoyER's HEIRs.-City Sergeant
Ripley yesterday received letter from
Mr.. A. L. Prichard, prominent citizen
Of Warrington, in relation TO the heirs OF
VIM. II. Brookoyer, the miner who died
at Denver, Colorado, few days since,
and left considerable money and valua.
bles. Brookoyer died from smallpox,
and friend wrote to Capt. Ripley, ask.
ing for information as 10 his heirs, who
were supposed 10 live in this vicinity.
Mr.. Prfchard writes that an old man
named James Brookhoyer lives in Man.
nington, whose son, VIM. Il. Brookover,
went 10 Denver few years since and en-.
gagged 10 mining. II is Mr.. Prichards
opinion that Mr.. James Brookover is
the father Of the deceased, and that opin-
ion is also entertained by Capt. Ripley.
The Captain, however, is also in receipt
OF letter from Mr.. Richardson, who first
wrote him concerning the matter, in
which he states that since writing his first
communication he has obtained informa.
ton to the effect that Brookover's rela-
tives live in the vicinity OF Fort Scott,
Iowa. The claimants will no doubt com.
municate directly with the Mayor and
Chief Of Police OF Denver, who have
charge Of the dead mans effects.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-02-09

DISCHARGED FROM CUSTODY. II. J
swick and J. L. Travis, who have been il
Jail since the 18th Of December last, had
a hearing yesterday before J. E. McKen'
non, Esq, a Commissioner OF the Circuit
Court. Swick and Travis were first ar
rested for selling organs without license
and have been held in jail since on a ca
pias issued in civil action, in which .
firm Of organ manufacturers at Cleveland
was the plaintiff. After stating, upon
oath, that they did not possess any pro
perry except that already seized and at.
tached, they were discharged from GUS
tnhx
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-02-09

PROBATE Business. = The following
probate business was transacted yester-
day at the County Clerks office:
The will OF VIM. Hubbard, deceased,
was proved, and Henry Hubbard was ap'
pointed Executor. Bond $4,000; no Sc
The will Of VIM. Reed, deceased, was
proved, and Elizabeth ]. Reed was ap.
pointed Executrix. Bond $500; no se-
curity required.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-02-09

ADAMS & LUCAS invite attention Ia
their FISCHER Pianos, which have line
powerful tone, and are furnished at re.
markably low prices. Also TO their gen.
eral large stock Of Pianos, new and sec.
ond hand, OF other makers, and OF Reed
Organs, TO LET and For Sale.
illustrated Catalogues, with Price List,
mailed free on application. For sale al
ADAMS & LUCAS Music Store,
1927 Market street,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-02-09

DELIdAuoS OF IRON WoRKERs.-At q
meeting OF iron workers Of the city, held
at Walthers Hall on Thursday evening,
a delegation OF we'll known mill men was
appointed to attend the tariff demonstra.
ton at Pittsburgh this evening, They will
leave on special train this morning at 5
o'clock. We understand that they also
intend holding a demonstration in Wheel.
ing the latter part Of next week.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-02-09

SEVERAL days ago the statement was
made In the city papers that B. H.Mallory,
Of Clarington, Ohio, while in this city, had
been arrested for debt, The statement
was incorrect in this particular, that it
was B. R. Mallory, and mot B. II. NAL
Tory, who was referred to In the article.
The latter Ia a substantial business man Of
Clarington. and the item did him gross
injustice. The error was typographical