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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-20

THE REVENUE REcEIPTs.-The receipts
OF United States internal revenue yesterday
amounted to about s4,T00.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-20

scuooL-sIoEs, all the styles, cheapat
BosCuEs's, sos and gil Broad street.
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By Jno. 4. Laughton, Jr., Auc,ioneer,
No. GIG Main street.

$4,000 G GdeAhS, sH EJNE Sst riFHs
CIGAR HOLDERS &C, AT AUCTION.-Intcnd-
ing to discontinue business for The present. will
sell at auction. on MONDAY the 25th instant, at
l OK O'Clock. at my store, No. A21 Sixth street. be-
tween Marshall and Clay streets, $4,000 CIGARS,
many popular brands Of my own make !;
two elegant SlLVER-MOUNTED MANSARD
SHOWCASES: large stock of
PIPES. ST EMS CIGAR HOLDERS, and
SMOKERS ARTICLES generally.
JOHN BOUCHER.
42l north SIKH street.
JSO E LACGuToN. JR .Auctomeer. 10 1877
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
! LAND AND PROPERTY IN SURRY COUN-
TY, VA.-By virtue of deed Of trust executed bv
X D. Philips. dated the 1st day of November, 1878,
and duly recorded IN the clerks office of Surry
County Cesrt, shall offer for sale by public auc-
ton. 1T tue residence Of said II. d. Philips. on
WEDNESDAY, November 90. 1878 the following
VALUABLE LAND AND PR0PERTf-to vii
l. All Of the interest OF said Philips IN i'ul7
ACRES OF LAND known as g Huntington"
2. 100 ACRES known as "Clalhorne Emory"
tract and rs ACRES known as "NIchol" tract.
Also, in 40 ACRES OF LAND adjoining Nell
waine. and 80 ACRES OF LAND known as Shelf
s. All the right, title. interest. claim. demand
of said r. D. Philips in, to. and under 4 certain
trustee for said K. ID. Philips, dated August l, 1873,
"4 (. 10000 FEET SAWED LUMBER and 800
CORDS WOOD.
5. TWO SAW-MIlLS.
6. One Tram road. Il Toad-Boeies, Railroad
Engine, Oxen, . Cows and 3 Calves, WAGONS,
lot If Old Wagons Carriage. Carts, lot of Farm
irg implements, 700 bushels Peanuts, 2O0 barrels
Of Com, "a Mules, Horses. Coils, lot of valuable
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
z. All Growing Timber, suitable for saving pur-
poses and cord-wood. oil the " Cheafham," Ala
bama.n" Madeira" and Meadow " tracts.
cash the real estate for one fourth cash. balance on
credit OF four eight, and twelve months for bonss
bearing interest from day Of sale, and secured by
deed Of trust. as
Persons desiring to examine this property VIII
apply TO the undersigned, near PhiiDs's store.
Sale 10 commence promptly al 10 O'Clock A. N.
no Slot j. N. RAMEY. Trustee.
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LOVERS OF GOOD BOOKS will do well to call and
ers1n,t.e the large stock or standard aud miscea-
peous works at 823 Broad street. Private sales due
ring the day. AnctioI sale this evening 1T O'clock
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-20

BooEs At AUCTION Don't fall to attend the
.aie of VALUABLE books &C auction every evening
at 6as Broad street, at o'ciock. Ladies md gen.
tteme are invited to cali and examine them during
a., i, !, ~ r. COOK. Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-20

REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
TOR SALE PRIVATELY, ca
RESIDENCE ll2 EAST FRANKLIN STREET
Linden Row.
nol1-lm 10. STEGER.
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By E. b. Cook, Auctioneer,
1911 Main street.
GREAT SALE OF BOOKS AT AUG
TON.

THE fines. collection of STANDARD and MIS-
CELLANEOUS BOOKS ever offered in this city
viii be sold at auction THIS EVEN NC at O'Clock,
and every evening until further notice, ut 623 Broad
street Ladies and gentlemen are invited to call and
no I3-ts E. b. COOK. Auc.iopeer.
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DUB CITIZENS GENERALLY, OF

" tho.c OF them who have copies OF Rossinis
music taken from The opera of Cinderella, are earn
estIy requested by the management who getting
I'M the eitertnnent for the benefit OF the Retreat
for the Sick 10 give them the loan Of the same.
The score Of the opera cannot be pr0cured so that
those who can contribute selections from II will do
good act and help good cause by leaving them
With Mr.. CHARLES L. SIEGEL, Broad street be.
tween Fourth and Fifth. no 20-1t*
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LOST. sTRAYED. AND FOUND.

~ RICHMOND, VA, November 19, 1878.
HAVE IN MY STOCK-YARDSEE E
4 A SMALL Roam HEIFER, which gotScslsSs.
An q lot of cattle driven from the Danvilie depot
Saturday might Oxner viii call and identify and
take her away. A.. y. RObEhtSON,
no 2O.9tx sos west Baker street..
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y LADIES, AND GRSTLEMEN,sR BOOTS and SHOES
hand-made-io ordcr-bess quality guaranteed TO
it-at BoscHES'g. SOC aud GIL Broad street.
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NOTICE.
All ,artcs whose pledges are forfeited will call at
nv office on or before TUESDAY, 10th Instant, and
renew or redeem the same, rs further indulgence
cannot he given. ELLIS ABRAM,
no Js.9t Pawnbroker.
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AHASDsoMn HoIIDAypRssRsr.

Low PnIcEs-sUpER1oR QUALITY.
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EXTRA PEARS FOR THE SICK at ANTosrs.

GENTLEsfES'R4 DREssyNG-RoBEs--
4 OUR OWN NEGOTIATION.
~ AVERY SELECT LINE.
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For sale privately, TWO SUPERIOR SEVEN
OCTAVE PIANOS. one OF which is now III use at
Professor Laubc's Dancing Academy; the other can
&c @'SA - 49, ELLIS ABRAAI, PawnbI okcr.
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AUCTION sALEs-..This Day.
BY K. B. Cook, Aucttoneer,
1911 Main street.

DAWNBROKER'S SALE OF GOLD
/ AND SILVER WATCHES. DIAM0ND :
GITSS. PISTOLS. &c, &C, AT AUCTI0N.-On
WWE fs 2oth instant, at 10 O'Clock, will
sell at my Office. No. GIG Broad street large as
sortmcni Of FORFEITED PLEDGES. consisting of
Col Dand SILVER WATCHES. CHAINS, RINGS,
STUDS, &C. .READY-MADE GL0THING;; DRY Pr,
Gan. i'm good order; GUNS, PISTOLS, &C.. togcth--
er With many other articles of value usually found
In frst-class pawnbroker's sale.
- - " ELLIS ABRA3I, Pawnbroker.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-29
TIE CLIFTON PIRK MEETING.
Three Trots that were Enjoyed ny a Grand
AInnd nm Of Sprctmtnr..

Tho truttiug meeting. given 10y the Clifton
Driving Park Association. in tho beautiful
little half-mile track az clifton. New Jersey was
brought to successful close yesterday in the
presence OF very large asscmblage. Ladies'
occupied seats in the right wing Of the grand
stand. from which they had fine view Of the
track. The first event was the unfinished trot
There were four heats. for horsers that have
never trotted better than 23j. The first and
Nth heats fell to the bay gc,ding T. II. Ferry
Nigilant Won the third heat. Mountain Maid
the sixth heat AMI Roso Medium took the sec
onl fourth. and seventh heats and the trot. r.
II. Ferry got second money and Mountain Maid
third. Time, 2.3j, 237. 2:40, 2;37. 2:3j. 2:35
239. In the last heat II this trot Mountain
Maid came in ahead 10y one length but the
Judges set her back 81 second position and gave
the heat To- Rose Medium.
The next event was n trot for n purse ~ 5000
Tor horses that have never beaten -, mile
heats best three in nye., There came to the
post five starters out Of the nine entries, viz:
Bourbon Chief. Cinderella Emira. Mhirlwind
and q. [. 4. In the pool selling Emira. was
made a hot favoritc nj $50 to 500 over the field.
In the first heat Cinderella went Off with the
lead. and was not hcaded throughout. winning
6ey two lengths in 40, For ihe second heat
with. ease by fully four lengths In $40 The
third and fourth heats and the trot were won 10y
Bourbon Chief.
horses that have never beaten 2:29: mile heats.
best three in Ave. The starters We're; Lady
Blessington. Grace W. +. Allen. Chauncey VI.
W T. Allen were selling for even money at s25
10 s25. and the field for SIS. After the word was
given for the first heat W. T. Allen led but
broke op the turn, and Grace went to the front
and maintained her position steadily trotting
to the wire, and winning By two lengths; W. T.
was sharply contested. and after hard strug-
gle with Grace. s; 5. Ellmorth crossed the wire
the third heat was called II was very near dark
Tho heat resulted In $. 5. Ellmorth's winning
by one Length from Lady Bessington. Time.
OF tho trQt until to-day.
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coyerlee., year or more ago he visited this
tx, gnh received some t3O 900 IN q lump.
raj horse railroad. which has paid no interest
on the investment, and the other half went for
the most costly electrical Instruments. chem
ieals, and other material Tor experiments. Be-
lore the sun went down the great inventor was
noligrd TO- borrow nifty cents to pay his faro
But all the letters are not monetary appeals.
Months ago the Professor received thousand
foolscap pages of manuscript from farmers
wife in the West, who wanted him to read ii
and write her whit he thought Of it.
IL WIS u book on the theory " attract ion.
The, Professor turned II. over to his. friend
Griffin, who sent i back e.. the lady. and
asked her TO abridge it. The abridgment
was received within few weeks. The
1000 pages had been reduced to loo. And
would YOU believe it, said Mr.. Grinn. rs he
iondly fingered the pages during II CONVERSE
ton with the writer. read u clean through.
anu found IL an interesting and remark able
work. No man would believe that n farmers
vile wrote II. II shows an astonishing depth
OF research and great concentration Of
With tho exception Of the groove used for
fastening the tintOil on tho cylinder. and screws
To- throw the steel point directly over the centre
Of the spiral cuttings surrounding the cylinder
there is no change in the speaking monograph
A new clock work instrument Is nearly com
pleted. No machines are sold, but any number
can he hired on application to the Edison Speak
ing monograph Company on Broadway, The
phonOgrnph is yet In it, infancy but the day
Whsn y VIII DC Drought into general use cannot
be- far distant
Some Of tue letters received are from spirit
ualists They seriously claim that the great in
yent9r is the especial fayorite OF spirits and
mat MS work is inspired hy ghosts from the
spirit land who lavish all their gifts upon
him and unbeknown to him.. direct his
thoughts when on the eve OF important
discoveries. II is singular fact that Mr. Edi
sons most wonderful discoveries have been
made between midnight and daylight He has
not forgotten hs long vigils in telegraph Offices.
and says his mind is clearer in the small hours
of morning He laughs Mt persons who speak
Of his gen US. Genius" he says. " is all bush.
Slean hard work is what does the bus mess" II is
laboratory was recently visited 10y several
French Swans. who urged him to- visit Paris
and said that no would be received with royal
honors He declined on the ground that he had
too much work to do Those who know him
well say that il is doubtful whether he would
WAX across tho street to receive the Cross VI
the Legion Of Honor.
While he WIS in the West Mr.. Ellison received
n certinon Of honorary membership from the
Grand Circle Of WorkinEmen Of Mexico, who
proudly claim him us u brother when
The writer left Menlo at 9 +. NJ. he was rolling
the spanish novels under his tongue and en-
drayorng to CLEAN the purport Of TIN parch-
ment
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FINANCI.iL AND COMMERCIAL

WEDNESDAY, Aug. ESP. M.-Thc dulness
which settled upon tho Stock Exchange yester-
day was continued to-day up to noon. Mt which
time the aggregate sales amounted to %. 600
shares only. Lake Shore and the Western roads
mOnopolizod tho attention of the Board 10 n
great extent, and the transactions were Of
selling nature, FREQ offerings and the absence Of
a supporting demand causing n gradual rclaxa-
ton In prices. In exception to this condition as
the rule. Michigan Central and Western Union
Improved a = cont on opening salcs. which
was subsequently lost while Lackawanna had
advanced from 52's to 52A at ~ o'clock. this
flrmness being impaired by the anticipated lp-
provomcnt in prices to be- realized at to-days
coal sale. In the afternoon the report Of sales
was n disappointment 10 the expcctant ones.
and tho stock was in rs free supply as II had
been in demand before noon. The report was
circulated that the St. Paul directors were to meet
for the purpose Of considering the declaration
OF the som-annua dividend on the preferred
stock for the first half of the present year. and
at n later hour when the announcement came
that, an adjournment was had without result.
inc western shares were literally offered on u
dull market and prices became heavy. The
general market sympathlzed in this movement
and more animated trade came OF IL. the pre-
vnlllnR disposition being to realize on the entire
llbt. At the close OF the day prices were down to
ABOUT the lowest points, and the market closed
rather weak and inactive.
y
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Mr.. Thomas Jacob to the delegation and 40

Mr. Thomas Jacob TO the delegation, and, so
amended. was adopted.
delegate in the rear Of the hall began road
inR n long resolution, the sense OF which no.
body could catch in tho prevailing confusion
and Cen IIoxscy implored the Chairman to ad.
lOurn the Convention quickly. or there would
be flood OF crazy resolutions poured in. Inn
carried.
In tho evening mass meeting Of the Green
Wn,, i,pV' Wry, WIS noln w w" nun Whete llo
viii make nominations for Congress this fall in
every district OF the State So far as names are
now used in that connection. the following gen
tlemCn seem to be- present favoritcs: First Dis
riot, Francis Dauzenbncker; Second District
Drew and Washington l.. Hope; Filth District.
Hon. A. w. Cutler present member elected on
Democratic ticket Sixth District. Henry ILL Of
Newark Seventh Distrct Thomas Jacob.
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An Aneaed swlndler Arre.ted.

TRENTON. y. j., Aug. 2s.-Charcs b. Barrett.
special agent of the Post once Department with De.
ncuye smons Of Ea,ion Pa arrived IN this city late On
Tuesday evening having IN custody young man, well
name as Clarence Taylor. alias j. T. Case and who Is &C
cn~d Of sending winding notices through the mails
He advertised that all VINO out Of employme mt
might iud the remedy through him hy sending stanp
Those who d So received the answer that If they would
send INN g. they would receive some S5Oin queer" but
That they must keep quiet about IL Special Agent Bar
ie at once set trap, and he had not long 10 wait Tor
soon the young man appeared in the Post Office in Ph
hpshurg J. aud took the decoy letter which MIR. Bar
let had written containing the money lie was imme
dlateN arrested lie " SAID " hail from Holy0ks. Mass
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-29
BROOKLYN GREENBICKERs.
Demanding 10 Have Their Own Inspector. OF
Election In Kings County.

The Brooklyn Board Of Elections were
Johnson, Patrick Doonan. r. L. Wolcott, Der
nard MahAn. and Z X. Mccain. who as repre-
sentatiyes Of the National Greenback Labor
party Of Kings County claimed that their party
should be recognized by tho appointment Of an
Inspector Of election in each election district OF
the city. They presented n written demand 10
that effect. Mr. Plat received the paper, care
fully scanned it. and then submitted II TO his
Democratic associate, Mr.. Gilhcrtson. The
document AYERS that the strength % tho party
in Kings County Is equivalent Ia 10000 votes.
In the State 2uuuOO, ana IN the country ~ large
2uOO.uOO. II adds:
We have Organizations in every wand and countr,
town. and the, are ul have htcn 90 wulN agttaun-
principles AM constantly INCREASING onr strength In
our having carried NJ least three cities and large mum
AMI Sie'iN tauluih. we demand the appointment ui
enhuNrs of uur party inspectors oi election
j. is NE nuon Of uut party To place ill ticket n
the nVt nj the coming election ami IN order that tu
Justice may ht done " our candidates and others We
make this demand
Mr.. Fullerton told tho Board that the throo
inspectors from each district should Ice divided
up equally among the Democratic Republican
and Nntiunal-Grernhack-I Labor parties
hf. llhu replied That the law relating 10 this
matter only recogniled the democratic and
Republican parties. lie honestly believed that
mo Democrats IN the city this fall were entitled
10 two inspectors in each district and the he-
publicAns 10 the third.
, Mr.. Taylor, the Republican member Of the
Board was disposed to hrieye that the new
parry was entitled To representation.
INC delegation was requested TO drop In ut
the Board meeting next week.
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SHENANDOAH. Pa. Aug. 2s.-George Fogloy. n
harroon keeper OF tis place. contracted disease IN the
army, for winch he las been taking AuIanum ever
since. lis wife Is an Invalid ana requires the constant
attention of physician Fcglcy has long been com.
pltmng OF hls bad fortune, ant of at Ia, business has
been poor thutl dl not afford support tor those lie
pending ON linn lie went tu three different DRUG stores
last evening and bought four uuucrs laudanun and
after going hone drank No. put the empty vias unicr the
pavement i'm roni Of MS hargoum aud went To bed Tins
morning he was Iust ahNt. Hui the phNsinus attempted
TO rcsu>ctate hlM but hc dipd under their hands A
post norton WAS hell, ami his brain and lungs were
found Go Dee cosr,t'd from the etvcts ui the drug The
blow almost killed N, VIE. AMI Wi probably emf her
life The toronrrs verdict Is that fcslc5 di,d 90 ago.
plcN3 supoliuductd by luudinum.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-29

Sc Albcmarlc Gibbs Lewcs Del
18th
- city Of Limerick. fochead, Liverpool Aug l3
= Prior. Brown. HUI
- Eleanor. johnson. Portland.
s. Regulator. Doanc Wilmington. y. e.
: New lork. quick, New Orleans
shin - Cloud. Durkcc Liverpool
ship - George Evans. Rotterdam.
Bark ~okotu tiuudy. Antwerp.
BARK lniit. Merrill. Burnt f.lani.
bark Resfif. Jansen. Bristol.
Cark Thor. Jansen. GlNuce~tlr
Balk Mes-el. EiYr. London.
BARK UNNAMED. NnlhtDi. London.
hark Nuiml Miuhes-on. Arsfdu
Hlrh IkUti..r, INuri kstu. NHrfpOlf
hArA o.. " .M--IN- I-MIii CIV INV
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Gen. Joseph l.. Johnston Nominated.

RICHMOND. Va. Aug. 2s.-The Third Con-
grcssiona District Conservative Convention alter being
in nearly continuous sssou since 10 O'Clock this morn
ins haoting and Administering adopied resolution A.
O'Clock this evening placing all candidates again IN the
ncd, win the provi,n that AZ the emit Of each ballot iAc
lowest should hc finally dropped I'm the adoption ol
his rule an candidates were Withdrawn except Go o.,
Joseph luhustIu and col John \nuus. hui ballot
was then taken which resulted Johnston. ~ Young "a
Grn l0hmslon MnA lhen deDI md lle mumlnoe
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-29
Racing tor the Grea. Ebor Handicap stake.

LONDON. Aug. 2s.-The race for the Great
Ebor Handicap Stakes OF 500 sovereigns. with
sweepstakes added took place to-day Mt the
York August meeting. and was won by Mr. W.
S. Cartwrlght's threc-yenr-old bay colt Cacrau
Jagelon came In second. and Knight Templar
third. The last betting was eight 10 ono against
Ave 10 one against Knight Templar There
were eleven starters Mr.. II. Jardine's four
year-old chestnut colt Strathmoro was the
fuVOritn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-29

PHILADELPHIA, Aug, PA special despatch
from Harrisburg says The two tramps who bound and
gagged the Beluhoover family. and stole large sum Vt
money IRON the house, AT Butler springs Cumberland
county about two weeks ago pleaded guilty in court at
carlisle Yesterday, aud were sentenced " nine years M
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-29
BANKING AND TINfNCIiL.

LARGE RETURNS FROM SMALL INVESTMENTS
We reliably informed that many people dealing in
stock speculation through responsible brokers frequently
realize Large returns The drm OF Peck gilbert Co.
III Broad street NeN York make profitable investments
In sums s2i 60 Sn They send their financial paper
and tul explanations free.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-29
MARINE INTELLIGENCE

NiSftrrRE ALuASAc-rmS nAr.
sun rises. - SIM SETS. ~ Noon sets II
HfGH VATkR-rHs
sandy Hook. a. Gov isAni ~ Hell date 10 81
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Gusinrss Clothes.


o. The host NIUl tDrrfu.c m the world II thor.
ou-h' ol'an.s partially .i.rayod tecth from t par.
asies Nr living 'WWmn'ruir.' leaving them relgly
TIE FRAGRANT "fLOklLlNEn
removes instantly .I u arising from foul stomach
Nf tobacco sn, y Jung partly composed t honey soda,
Hui extracts OFF sweet h,r- amt .auts, % u PERFECTLY
flclir.f DIS HLNhN d. tAlLrP 1877 oNrr' - Lon.
dtn E land, I.. itti'd every where. fuce. 90 cents
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spninI NOtltss.
LOUISIANA LOTTERY coMrA

LOUISIANA STATE LOTTENT COMPANY
No r',tponenen' for sny reason Smith Grand pisnt
to siIot'' tan,A rn,'s sl'u.. Slo"", $500 Ac
loo" tch,, to. ?. ia.a. A}ays one "a dollar
Apply to N ApAyrWN T. ID - ~ca2. saw oreAn.
La. cog 70 J. PIT " $40 alNl'. N,wNolk
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pr A ~ilIHNNN 400 Iiancc AMI curative teta4ni
amt cures ri tli tE without the injury ~ q truss
farrh't Will lHio.gfj ile hkcu, sses 10 eases icfols
AMI aii,l tafc aAl.ri log TO-. Ohcc. 9Ji Broadway
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FOUR HOURS WITH EDISON.
,ur GREIT INVENTOR AGAIN RETEL-
ma IN ms MEMO LABORATORY.

r,sy BRIDES Visit-Old Teiearnphic thum.
eo fn see IIim-A schutsenfe-t Tales Of the
Harder More Wonderful DiscoNcries An
81 for Blind Persons Iiison az Home.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-31
THE HYaEIA HOTEL,
SALOON d REsTAURANT
. No. WARRINGTON HALL.

his SstIblhhmnt has ben attd up ragardlsa
Of sxpsns, md q without doubt The handsomoIt
and mot attractive place Of Tie lind In the ety.
Ths kett1urHnt eEnnot b luTptled anIyhere,
md CieAEa. Cam soup sVeEy morning and syea-
tng. lmyI9
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-31

Rev. ia. Blown, Of Sunny Side Presby,
teriAn congregation. Singing. Prayer BY
Rev. A. Hall. Singing.
The discussion Of the subject, "The
Sabbath School TIE icher's Office, its Field.
its s~acredness, and lie Power was opened
by Rev. J. A. Aukhey, In q 90 minutes
speech, and be was followed BY Reys
Pomeroy, Brown and Mr.. Laughlin,
Singing, "What Shall the Harvest be-,
with organ and cornet accompaniment
The subject Consistency 81 Element
OF Success" was opened by Prof.. J.H,
Comics in a very able speech. BE was
followed by Reys. Hall and 2. II. Dan
Prof. Burke sang "only an AruOr
Bearer
allow to Get More Scholars into Our
Sabbath Schools" was opened by ]. 81,
Crago, and it was further discussed BY
Rev. Brown.
Rev. Hall read q paper on SHOW to
Develop q Spirit OF Beneyolence."
The same was discussed BY several
others, after which some miscellaneous
business, such as adopting q Constitution,
&c, was attended to.
The evening session is to consist Of =
children's meeting, discussion Of queries
&C., but as l have TO make the train
l cannot stay to enjoy It. The meeting
Ia \ success every way. The church was
crowded this afternoon, and tomorrow 1t
will no doubt be filled to overlooking.
One grand feature Of tomorrow is 10 be
q basket dinner at the church.
The number Of delegates is large, but
all are entertained in true Virginia style.
There are some eight or ten ministers
present representing four denominations,
viz: Presbyterian. Cumberland Presby-
terrain. Methodist Episcopal and Baptist.