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THE SANTA CRUZ MASSACRE.

Roche Brothers, importers, u seuth ssrssa ~
csivsd despatch yesterday stating shas svsy sseate
~ santa Orus, bsswssa the sswn of Trsa9iaksss4
ana the estate called Consssuton Hill, dssoanes a
eight or ten miles, had bson ravAged by the psgre
rotsrs Frederic ksted In ashes and great destttus
uon prevails. The number OF estates dsstroysa n
100. The town OF Christsnstsd sseapst ths general
destruction.
In the advicss recsvsd by him tbs name Of oay one
white person among the killed was mshtionsd that
OF Mayor Gillette, Ch,ef or Poice Two huas
arsd negroes were killed q Anars Rope,
The number Of white soldiers on the island
amsuass 70 nfty. Thsrs are 2s.ooe tnhaS.
ilanys and Of these q, 900 are nsgrosa Ths
cause OF the massacre according 70 advices 10 40
foliows.--Abous thirty years age slavery vas abok
isusa ON The island and from that time up 20 rear
ago labor act had been in operation, which com.
pslIsd the negroes Dc certain amoant 81 WORE
Is NOT 20 be an absolute charge the wniiss ysas
since The oflcials formed new labor act, BY Which
the negro soud 90 what work ne psassa md - pest
sccordingly. Tnsy were obliged however, " sappou
themselves without assistanee rom The whueA fhM
aas asd the estabsh meat ot = sssam sugaf reAnosy
ON tne island caused great dissasfacten amopG th9
blacks. The labor act went INTO force on 0ot6bef1
aud On the succeeding day me MASSACRE ssek possA
THESE merchants think thai fall psrtieslara vl nqe
be received here tor . week, the American CennulaN
AssnA. M Moore. havina gene 70 - ThsonA o. alH
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PIGEON SHOOTING.

The delightful weather yesterday was the cause Of
bringing out great many OF the admirers OF pigeon
shooting TO the Brooklyn Driving ParK. Parkviiis L
l., 70 witnsss the msmbsrs the Fountain Gan Club
compete for gold badge Of . spiesdid ds.
sign. Twenty-nine members came TO the score
and each shot At soven birda Four Of
the sontestants-vIz, Fisk, Miller. De FRAN and
sheridantied, by each killing six Of seven Then
shey consented to decide the question, miss and 70
ont when Mr. Flax killed his arst bird In grand Style
and badge, as the oIher three marksmsn failed
- kill The islownE ~ the Ia r5 @ 1H
SUMMARY. E
BRooKLyx DRIVING PARK, PARkvrILs, L. L-PrGRoN
SHoorfNG-WRpsEsDAY. Oct. .. l87a --For gold
badge. by the members OF tho Fountain Gun Club;
birds' each. 80 yards boundary, 1x o. shot,
aud traps; ties decided, miss ana 50 ous; club
rules t0 govern
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THE RIFLE.

The ninth competition Ior the skirmishsrs' Badge
took place At Crcsdmoor yesterday afternoon In the
usual manner az unascsrsainsa distances between zoo
and 500 yards. Ar.J L. Padding won tho eompssl
tion by a score OF Al pointa f M f
The AmatsuS Rifle Club mid-rangs match was shst
at 600 yards and resulted In victory tor Mr. r. II.
Hoiton IN score 10 out Of possible 10 potnte.
The lrsh American Rife Club match for The club
rife took place at 400 and 600 yards Mr.. N.
Maiby made tho best score--S0 out Of possible loo
points.
Association was continasd tho Brnton range yes.
terday. no long range mach tor the Hayes gold
dge, and tue military team match were the evsnts
Of the day. In tho former Mr.. Jackson won by .
OF 1893 points Messrs. y. Hyde and @. l.
Morse tho second and tnird prizes
The Military Team Match open to teams Of
Twelve from the different military ORGANISATIONS OF
New Jersey. The conditions were those usually gov.
etning military competitions. The'prixo was trophy
worth $780, The winning Team was that OF the Ninth
rar
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AosSas v " - - ASsS'Sss ..~u ~ - ~
i Club. oaf lss "a. 81 AN 5sA eta. 7a4 stA ya.
!.y..y !E,y.y.yos;;.:.Ss oi;;:s g Z swS 3 S-ss O.
Runs sarpsd-TIyaway, 0;Jsssey CITY, 8 First base
by errors-Fyaway, A. Jersey City. II. To.ai left on
bases-fy away, 4; Jersey Oily, Total base hns--
Flyaway, ii Jersey City, q. Struck out-Flyaway,
y; Jersey City, s Umpire, Mr. Sullivan, Of Alaska
Ciubs Time ol xams--rwo nours and i've minusss.
i4~rts keas 4 Aston, vs.. xxw FORK. fsh.srl
The Metropolitan cham mpionship game on the Union
Ground, Williamsburg. between the Assor and New
York clubs was poorly piayedF on tho part Of the
Astsrs, who ousbAstsd shs Nav YSrks, bat Lost the
game BY their own loose nsding The New Yorks
were short the services Of Walker and Murphy and
were obliged 70 play the game with seven men. Fsi-
loving is score by innings:-
Club fr 1sk %. I'd. 4kh- Sta 6th. Ia sA 9iA
A." A:;s.xi:;i......d5 xs.i 9 ! Z g Z Soe Elc
Runs sarnsd--Astor o. New York, O. First base
by crrors-Astor 81 New YORK, Total LETT on
bases-Astor 81 Now YORK, Tstai base hss--Astor,
Ia; New York, IL Struck out--Aslor, 3; Nsw YORK,
q Umpre-Mr. Valentine. So6rer-Mf r. HeckeE
the game a. Manchester between the Bostons,
champions OF the League, and the Manchestsrs, or
the Association resulted in iavor OF tho
Bostons by a scoro oil 10 o.,
The Providence Club. OF the National League, was
beaten in game oil baseball A. Springfield by tho
Springfield Club, Of the International Association, by
. scors OF $40 2. Ene bEEN #IE Ks
The games to be played to-day as foliows:-Fly-
away and Jersey City, on she Union Ground; Jaspers
ana Columbus, al Manhattan Collage, and Bostons
ana stars, Of Syracuse, at Boston.
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PLAINviLLE PARK.
SECOND DAT OF TIE SPECIAL REV xNoLAND
cIRcUIT-vULcAx AND DELIGHT THE WIN
MFRS.
[pr TELKoRAPH TO THE HERALD.

PLAIsvfLLE, Conn, Oct ., 1878.
The races IL PIanvilis Park this aternosn included
the ",wonty.nve" and "tnrty-four" olasses both Of
winch were pretty sharply con,sstsd. Tho weather
was clustering and dsagreeabls alike 10 horssmsn
and visitors From the "twenty class oe Ripley
and Mary Russell were drawn, leaving the neid TO
four starters aud from the other class Harry, Rosy
D and Juno. Pool selling was active, Result selling
a. urs, choice In the wsnty-dvs and Little Wonder
In the .'thirty -feurn class, bo,n at heavy odds.
rnE ''rwEsrr-YvHn PURSE.
In the .twsn.y nvs" class. nrst heat, Charley Mao
and vuIcsn mad q ssabborn CONTEST 70 tho qasrsss
wners the former oponsd gap Of two lengths. Tho
pace was killing, however, A. the halt changed
places with Vulcan. who lhencs had everything sasy
10 me wirs Lady paggsst eeming second bv sharp
apurL In ths sccond heat The hoFsea sxcopsinE Kas
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THE AUSTRALIAN cBrcxxrERs.

4M TORONTO, Ont, Oct. o, 1873
The Australian cricketors were entertained At .
dinner given by the homo club and cillzens last
night
heavy rain fellthm morning, making tho field bad
for to-day's playing The match was resumed and
tho Australians finished The nrst innng noon Tho
highest individual scsre made by Boyle, who had
scored 81 when caught out. 10t NfN
In the second inning the Canadians scorsd 81 aud
the Australians ~ and ten wickets 10 spare The
highest ndividUal score was mat OF y. Bannsrman,
not out, IL. The played then ceased.
The Australians lett for Montreal to- night, where
thoy play match withtvsnty-two from the Province
Of Quebec
barring ysstsrday's game the man In cnargs Of. .ths
Australians' wardrobe aDscondsd with Ave valuable
rotd WaLChea t htt
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HASLAN's RECEPTION AT TORONTO.
PRESENTATION OF GOLD MEDAL FROM LORD
DUFrERIN

PRESENTATION OF GOLD MEDAL FROM LORD
DUFFERIN
TORONTO, 90. Q, 1878.
Hanan returned homo last night BY . special train,
having visited several Eastern oities his race
with Courtney. lie escorted 10 the covered rink
by an immense toronlight PROCESSION, where
ho was rendered enthusiastic reception
by the citizens Several Il thousand persons
were present, and speeches eulogistic OF the
champion sculier were made by several promi-
citizens Several OF the speakers referred TO
late macn, and said that, while paying homer TO the
victorious testant In the late race to Courtney 10
due iul recognition Of the valiant manner In which
he fought the race 70 an emu, aud that "
Hanlsn had lost the race he would not
have beon treated In the ungenerous manner
with which Courtney has been used by mis- country
Hanlan CluD presented HaDlan with gold medal, re-
we'd as gilt from Lsrd Dunerin. The medal is OF
massive gold ana has haiace portrait OF LORD ana
Lady Duferin on one side, HIS Excelsncy's coat OF
ARMS The other. and 10 suitably Inscribed.
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CHICAGO RACES.

CHICAGO, Oct. Q, 1878.
Tho race for shs 74o oIass was nnished this sitter.
noon. Jeaus c. was the winner, Win }. j. Cock Sec
ond, asd Duroe snird. Time, 2:3oK--2;S4k
Tho 2:20 purse was won By Bonssetter in 2:27 n,
best time; Masonmanie second, Wolford T., third.
In the 2,20 class race the first heat was won By
Ocean Chisi, Frank Hill sseona. The second heat
was won by CaIahan's Maid, Edwin B. second. The
snird eat By Calahan'5 Maid. Edwin h Sec
ond. Tho fourth heat and race was won by Callahan q
Maid, Edwin B. second. TINS, 2:2sh-2:27-2:27-
2:27. ts-x.ogla arvr a.~ stfssIr .ft
In tho 2:23 class race Derby won three straigh.
heats Lew Scott second and Ida Bassets third. Time
225L-2:231-2:27.
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FINE ARTS.
sAI.l OF BRIc-A-BRAc.

There was COED attendance, among when wsrs
numbsr Of Iades u the hrss days sale Of Japaasss
Chinese bric-&-brsc which took place ysstsrdAy
afternoon at Leavitt Arr Rosma The prices we're
In general very low averaging half or less OF wha
ths owner naval ofcer, had pad Tor the articles n
Japan China One OF pair OF K,oto vasss. which
opssed tbe sale. sold Tor 50 70. Among lie othea
prices oblaued were 81 IS Tor an old kIoIo bronxi
cyndrcal vase % 70 Tor an lmsri covered jar. 50
tor Kaza bowl, $40 SO ior . WaJima ssa boz, $u
for = Sh,ppo cyiinarisal vase. $40 so Tor dnely
decorated Ksza plaque, s. Tor an old Boxen botile-
shaped vase and $40 Tor square Imar Saki bottle
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RACKETS.

There was q large crowd assembled at McQuade's
Court Madison street. this city, yesterday afternoon.
20 witness the racket oontssts. The nrst encounter
was . single game between Professor Naming. OF
Philadelphia, Professor Koaing, OF Hoboksn. tho
former winning by q score oil Il 10 10. The next
match tour handed, best tLree In ave games the
contestants being Professor Keatng ana Mr. John
sheridsn against Professor Manning and Mr.. b.
McQuadS. Tue match resulted AZ foows:-4SIss,ts
1a. I'd Sd 4h
Kcatins and shsridsn.. 10 Fl 10 II
Manning aud McQuado.... u 10 81 IA
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CRICKET.

Tho cricket match between the second slsvens Of
the ST. George and Manhattan cluos Will be PLAYED at
Hobokon to-day. No belonging to the nrst elevcns
will be permitted TO play on either side.
On Thursday uext the roturn matcn between tho
second slsvens OF the Manhattan aud Staten Island
clubs will take place az Staten Island.
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BASEBALL.,

THE ELYAwAXs REQ GIvE \ CRUSHING DET1Ar
At THE HANDS OF THE yERsEx cI7Ya. .arg
The Flyaways we're badly beaten on the Centsn-
nial Ground yesterday afternoon BY the Jersey City
Club. There was an unusually large crowd OF spec
tasors present. this game has been the tak among
the baseball admirers for time. The result
samsthing that one had anseipatsd AL having
pssted 10 see close and exciting game Following
is the score:-
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YACHTING NOTE.

Schooner Ambassadors, N.Y.Y.c.. Mr. william
As.sr. irom New York, passsd the HsaALp Telegraph
station, At wnisssono, L. l., yesterday forenoon,
cruising sastwEd
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= Fell dead out Of boa d d.

Msssra Haney (19l 8: Carroll (lol 8; sIane C23l
8; White t23), Baldwin (19l, 3; "A. Hunter u9h s:
Howell tlDh Z; Black tleh 2; Weaver (2l 1; Hunter
tl9), /, anu steele (2I),
Rsieres-Mr. W. Walton. Long Island Gun club.
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suit, had pretty race beng punched around 10 the
nall, where Vulcan showed his nose IN mont OF
later. and had It neck and mock 70 the
finish, both drivers plying their whips vigorously
Vulcan shot under the wire the winner by short bali
close Of this neat Iaay bassss sppsd as vulcan clear
around to Ihe hall in the third and decisive neat 6ut
she then breke. giving second place TO Result. Ihe
latter made good push Tor the lead coming 20 the
wire, but Vulcan tne heat and race by length 10
2:s2 Lady Daggstt took second money and Result
thlrd. A8s 4a@Aea
+. THE THIRTY rorR" CLASS
The "thirty-iour" race resulted IN an easy Victory
Tor Delight, The pool tavori.s iailing 70 reSsiye
der nad rating race along the bac kstrstoh bat the
asters break sent him 10 the rear and Jennie ran IN
to save her distance. The next hest was
ins third isA Delight again 'As secured @ a. lead
a. the quarter and held il to n the
anish, bu. coming down 20 the x,rs he was almost
der pushing him sharply. Jennie ran from the halt
20 the wire and was distanced Tor running. Little
Wonder took second money. The third aud fourth
moneys went TO the association sat aNf f.v,
PLAIxvILLE PARE OCTOBER MEErIsa-SEoosD DAT.
sars: Ssa 's'S
a. 5. Brooks' New York; 5. s. R.suis....... Ris 5 J
Jamss Godsn's (8os.onl on. e. Charley Aac.. lar
Quarter Nile Half
First heat..,......v.., 36k 9 l:l3N 2:3oA
Second hsAt.. ~ l:l41 2:2yK
Third neat. ............ - l:l6 taH 2:33
SAAk DAr AND TRAcK.-rhe 2:34 class purse $500,
divided.
j. Doyis's providence, b. m. Dehgnt.. I'm
H. ". Browns twatriown, N. Y.l b. 8. Lutte
Wonder... .......
T. J. simpsons tAerldeu) b. N. Jennie. .......a 3 3
p Quarter Hat oler MIL.
First heat. 3SX l:l5 2:S6H
Second heat. ......... SS 1:l6k 2:o6a
Third hsat............. 38k ll6 2:35
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AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB.

The following the cntries, the Weights and The
betting on the races to be run to-day at Jerome
Park -
rftD A4l ONE MILS AND A FURLoNG. ft Y
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TROTTING AT LEXINGTON.

LEXINGTON, KY. Oct Q. 1878.
This was the second day oil tho LexinEton trotting
mcssing Summary foliows:- MH
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BELMONT PARK.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct Q, 1873
This was the third day Of the trotting meeting at
Roimont Park. Summary as follows: atf 4t3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-05

A COUPLE Of strangers, much the worse
for liquor, were staggering down l4th
street yesterday, when one q them sank
down on the pavement In front Of Pol.
Locks -four mill, perfectly helpless. His
companion went Oh and got an express
wagon and trundled him 10 his hotel.
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The Rsgon departed for Parkersburg at
10Y A. NJ
The Andes arrived from Cincinnati at
II Am.
The regular local packets made their
usual trips.
The John L. Rhoads, from St. Louis,
arrived at s P. NJ. and departed for Pitts
hurgh.
The Salt Valley and stockdale passed
down last night from Pittsburgh.
The Emma Graham is due this morn
The o'Neal will leave this morning for
Pittsburgh at o'clock.
The Courier is to.day's packet for Par.
kersburg at 10f A. NJ.
The Andes will depart for Cincinnati
at3P.M.
River 10 feet, and rising, last evening,
Weather cloudy and cold. Mercury 34'
at Z o'clock.
by Telegraph
PITtsBURoH, March 4.-Riyer 8 feet !
inch, and rising slowly. Weather cloudy
and cool.
NASHVILLE, March 4.-Riyer rising,
with seven feet on shoals. Arrived-An.
derson, Cairo.
ST.. LOUIS, March 4.-Arriyed-City Of
Chester, Memphis; City OF Helena, Vicks,
burg; Alice, Pittsburgh. Departed
Chester, Memphis. River 10 feet 10
inches and rising. Weather clear and
cool.
New ORLEANS, March 4.-Weatler
clear. Arrived-R. E Lee, Vicksbufg;
Katie Annapolis, Belle OF Shreveport and
Alice, ST. Louis; Dean, Memphis; Yazoo
Valley, Yazoo river; Col. A. P. Kounz
and Kate Kinney, Red river. No depart
ures.
CINCINNATI, March 4.-River "a feet
and falling. Weather clear and cool,
Arrived-Schenck, New Orleans; Hud.
son, Wheeling. The Robin aunk barge
Of salt at Madison yesterday.
CAIRO, March 4.-Arrived-John Por.
Ter, 81. Louis; Eddyville, Nashville. De.
parted-St. Genevieye, st. Louis. River
80 feet 10 inches and rising. Weather
clear. Mercury 40'.
VIcKsBuRo, March 4.-Riyer rose 4
inches. Weather clear. Down-Para-
gone. No boats up. The steamboat Ash
land was libelled and seized by the United
States Marshal on n claim for salvage
brought by the Susie Silver Transports
ton Company.
LoursvlLLE, March .4.-Clear aud cool
River falling, 10 feet inches in canal.
Z. SHREVEPORT, March 4.-Cleat and
pleasant. River rose 8 inches.
EvANsvLLr, March 4.-The weather
cleared mp this evening and is now cool.
Mercury 500 to 45o. River % $40 feet
and stationary. Up-Billy Parsons,
John w. Golf, Hotspur and tow, NJ,
Smith, ldlewild, Grey Eagle, John Dip.
pold, Bowling Green, Davis. Down
Mary Miller, Shinkle, Golden City; with
good'trips. Business lively.
MEMPHIS, March 4.-Riyer 90 feet z
inches and stationary. Weather clear.
Arrived-Katie Hooper, Little Rock
Baum, Cincinnati; Chateau, New Orleans;
Illinois, vicksburg; Belle Of Memphis
and City Of Vieksburg, 81. Louis. De
parted-John Wood, New Orleans; Oak
land, Ohio river; Church. Cincinnati.
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Sick AND APFMcrED.-In order tha
all may test the great virtues OF DR.
Swaynes Compound Syrup OF Wild Cher
ry we have issued trial bottles at 25 ots
No family should be without this valun.
BILE medicine, as often times a single q
cent bottle will cure a recent cough OF
cold, and thus prevent much suffering
and rick Of life. 1t also cures asthma
bronchitis, liver complaint, and enriche,
and puriIles the blood, giving tone and
strength to the entire syatem.
~ deem 1t my duty 10 tell the world
what DIR. Swayne's Compound Syrup OF
Wild Cherry has done for me. had a
violent cough, night sweats, sore throat
great weakness, with severe attacks oil
hemorrhage; gave up all hopes Of recoy.
cry. am now cured, sound and hearty
man. Edward H. Hanson, engineer al
sweeneys Pottery, 1884 Ridge Avenue,
Philadelphia. Over twenty-five years
have elapsed, and still remain healthy
man." Sold by Druggists. Trial bottles
% cents. Large size 81 90. dAw
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GRASp ExcuRsioN TO THE WEsr-ln
order TO accommodate the great number
Of parties who are going to the West and
Southwest, the Baltimore & Ohio Rail-
road has decided TO run a grand Western
Excursion Train on Wednesday, March
Is, and will have on sale at their coupon
stations tickets TO all points in Missouri,
Kansas, Arkansas, Texas, and the West
ern States and Territories, at very low
rates. Return tickets TO the principal
points will also be sold. Ample arrange
ments have been made for the accommo-
dation Of large number, and a special
agent Of the railroad company will go
through with the party, 10 render them
information and assistance. This il a
good opportunity for parties who con-
template emigrating to secure tickets at
the low rates.
Full particulars can be obtained by
calling on or addressing
THos. II. B. HAAsR,
Emiganl Agent b. &c o. Railroad, Rhesliag;
w, Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-05

TEMPERANCE NorEs.-The frat ami
yersary Of the Ladies' Temperance Band
aud OTIS Hall Union will be celebrated
with appropriate exercises this evening
in Washington Hall.
An experience and prayer meeting Tor
reformed men will be held in the Fourth
Street NJ. E. Church on Thursday even.
ing OF this week.
An effort was made by our temperance
workers to get Cough TO lecture here,
bnt as that distinguished orator has al
ready ms many engagements as he can
fill between now and January, 70. 1t IL
hardly possible that he will visit Wheel.
ing for some time to come.
Capt. Sturdevant, an old salt who Is de.
voting the declining years OF bis lie to
the temperance cause, will probably de-
liver series OF lectures here soon. II
was this gentleman who was instrumental
in bringing Francis Murphy from his
prison cell to the temperance rostrum.
The Captain Is widely known for his phil
anthropic acts "a prison evangelist.
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Brief Mention.
TIE March lion is growing.

TIE March lion is growing.
The Clerk Of the Circuit Court il
busy certifying pension vouchers.
A YOUNG peopleS' meeting was held
at the Fourth Street NJ. E. Church last
evening.
THE Episcopal Mite Society will meet
this evening at the residence Of Hon
Daniel Lamb.
Two deeds in fee, two release deeds
and one deed OF trust were admitted to
record yesterday in the County Clerk'i
office.
TWENTY shares OF Bellaire Mill stock
were sold yesterday by Hervey & Britt
at the rate Of S47 so per share. Pal
value, $50.
SUIT. CuMMINs yesterday had a force
OF men digging for the supposed leak II
the main at tho head OF 18th street, which
he found to be spring from the rocks.
TnEsaloon Of Gregory Warner, corner
Main and 26th streets, was entered by
thieves on Sunday morning and q small
amount Of money and liquors carried Of.
THAT deer that escaped from Chris
seibke the other day will be wheeled FOL
on next Thursday afternoon, at Frank
Walters. The wheelers will be blind
folded. ~
@rHE Fidelio Society will give grand
carnival ball Mt Turner Hall tonight
Elaborate preparations have BEEN made
for the event, and its success il assured
beyond peradyenture.
AucTIoNEER HERvEY yesterday com.
menced the sale OF Christman & Amick'a
livery stock. A number OF carriages
and hacks were sold during the day, at
prices ranging from $3.50 to $500.
The messenger boys Of the American
District Telegraph appeared yesterday In
their new uniforms, which are made oil
blue cloth, with brass buttons, red stripe
down the pants and red cord epaulets, g
TINS Top Mill resumed operations yes.
terlay morning, but only three heats
were made when they were obliged To
shut down on account Of leaky boilers.
The boilers will be repaired and work
resumed today.
The will Of Samuel Mcclure, deceased,
has been admitted 10 probate In the
County Clerks office. Sarah Marshall
was qualified as administratrix Dc bonii
NON, with the will annexed; bond 81 900
with D. W. Halllsy and ]. L. Tsrrill as
sureties.
The new military company In South
Wheeling, known as the South Wheeling
Guards, will meet on Thursday evening
for the election Of officers. Twenty.six
names are now on the list, and Il Ia
thought the number will be swelled to
thirty.two or more by Thursday.
AcoupLE Of strangers, much the worse
for liquor, were staggering down l4th
street yesterday, when one Of them sank
down on the pavement In front Of Pol.
Locks -four mill, perfectly helpless. His
companion went OF and got an express
wagon and trundled him 10 his hotel.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-05

GERMAN sYRuP."-No other medicine
in the world has ever given such a test
OF its curative qualities az Boschee's
German Syrup. In three years two mil
lion four hundred thousand small bottles
Of this medicine we're distributed free 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 undeniable
proof that German Syrup will cure
them. The result has been that Drug
gists IN every town and village in the
United States are recommending it to
their customers. Go to your Druggist,
and ask what they know about it Sample
Bottles 10 cents. Regular size 70 cents.
Three doses will relieve any case. eodAw