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National Republican., 1878-07-05

wELIs MAcHlsI-srREAD srREsorBESrSo PIAsr.
ERs arc still the best known. Their curative pow.
ers far surpass all others.
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LOCAL MISCELLANY.

Interest paid oil deposits. Special rates on tim,
deposits. J. II. SQuIEB & Co.,
Bankers Iai6 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1878-07-05

Anuse,nents Tonight.
CorIQrE-Naricty performance.
National Republican., 1878-07-05

HARD times demand economy practice II BY
renovating your soiled gloves with JouvEss Iso
pERous KID GLOVE CLRAssEE. Price Is cents pei
bottle,
National Republican., 1878-07-05

New Advertisements.
wantcd-An agent.
Douglas Curative Corset.
Base.ball-Defancc VI. National.
Nantcd-Situation by young white girl.
National Republican., 1878-07-05

Is your nair harsh. dry and stif7 Does II refuse
TO cur7 Dress Il with IHosPsos's oNApE OPriNE
win improve II Sold by dTussists' &c. Price Is
aud 20 cents per bottle
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-11

TRlSsrERs or REAL EsrGrR-The fol-
lowing transfers Of real estate were admit
ted to record in the office of the Clerk OF
the County Court yesterday: IN,
Deed made July %, 1875, BY VIM. T.
Krumme and wife, Thos. 6. Thornburg
and wife, and Henry Helfenbein and wife,
of Ohio county, W. Va, and John A.
Krumme and wife, OF Hamilton county,
Ohio, to Geo. P. Fulmer, Of Ohio county,
for Ill acres OF land situated northeast
from and adjoining the village OF Triadel-
phia; 5000. .l.sf
Deed made August IL, 1875, by Simon
Baer, trustee, to Simon Horkheimer, Hen
~ Baer, Henry Horkheimer, Morris
Horkheimer and Bernard Horkheimer,
partners rs Simon Horkheimer & Co., for
the north half of lot No. 20 on the east side
of Main street, Centre Wheeling, said part
fronting IS feet on the west side Of Alley
F, and running westwardly 81 feet 0 inch
es; 500. p.
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ITcHxo PrIE&-The symptoms are moisture,
Ike respiration intense Itching, increased BY
seratehing. very distressing, particularly a
night = II pin worms were crawling In and
about The rectum, the private parts are some
times affected II allowed 70 continue, very Sc
rious results may follow. DR.. SEayne's AL
Healing Ointment & : pleasant aud sure cure.
H0Nk CuRES-we were great sufferers from
Itching Piies, the symptoms were Is shove de
seEibed, the use Of SEAyue's Ointment In ;
short time made perfect cure.
J. W. cHRlsT, Boot and Shoe HouSe, 81 y.
md street -E
7: c. WErMAS, Halter, s s. Eighth street,
Philadelphia.
Reader. II you are suffering this distressing
COMPLAINT Or TetteE, Itch sah Head, Ring
Worm, Barriers Itch, any Crust, Scaly, skin
Eruption, NE SEayne's Ointment and be cur.
ed. Sent by mail to any addrss on reasiPt Of
Pnce, In enErency or postage stamFsk Soesnts
8 box, three boxes 81 s. Address letter.. Dr..
sEayne 4 Son, SO n. Sixth STREET Philadei-
PhiA- No charge for advice. Sold by leading
drpggistS Logan L4st& Co eodAE
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Yn1ow FEvER RElIER NorES-Mrs.
Crawford II. Booth was appointed yester.
DAY to solicit contributions on the Island
for yellow teversuiferers, In addition TO the
committee already announced.
A concert Is to be given at Zilch' Hall,
Bellalre, on Thursday night, for the hene.
tit OF the yellow fever sufferers, The band
OF the Second Ohio \. G.will be In attend
A-ball Is to be given at the Nail City
Boat House tonight, by the club, for the
benefit Of the sufferers in the stricken
cities.
subcommittee OF SIX in each ward
have been appointed to solicit donations
in Bellaire.
ture in BeIlaire for the benefit Of the
Southern sufferers The Mayer rendered
the hall, and the 81 Ohio Regiment Band
furnishes the music free.
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EyERYBoDY knows that 50 long a, ~,
is proud flesh in . sore or Vousi, / :
not heal. The obstacle i speedily .
moved and the flesh reunited by HIM
CARDoLlc SALvE, the finest enls5dine,t I
existence OF that supreme puffer ea5+r
acid. It's emOllient ingredients tDoiiF, !
pungent acid basis, 50 thatit never ~
lies, stings or scarihes the iis.as,i n.
Sores and eruptions Of all kind, an m, NJ
by it, Sold BY John [. Smith 1 ca, M,
sale Agents, Wheeling. ~
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TIE Nineteenth Century Ia, -.
life in discoveries and inyen,i mi Utfl y
amelioration Of suffering inabE;O% HS
as the useful arts and srienn. NJ ~!
q faster age, therefore reIai,. we we sEi
better facilities than they did "' !. q
times, which has stimulated SD r 10 "a "a
genius to the fullest extent, w. NJ Ia'a
medicine our grandparents MI y
not be considered Of value IN ,S NJ S,o,. ~
Of disease at the present time " - 9
covery OF Lawson's Curative Wa az ~ 9
Of the need of more active anS 4, ~. ~
cure for Rheumatism, Neqr,ly;,' , ~ Sa4'
Gus diseases; in fact physician. ~ I. q,
did not treat the nerves dir,r+lr" ' hsI
been demonstrated that nca,lr II NA
have their origin in diapnlen u I as1,
consequently any rrnelv vhirb ~ ~
as a nerve tonic, and by RESTORING ~. y. i
a healthy condition alleviate .ns' ~ ,
Of priceless value. ''A''1s
Large new size Bottles 80 cent. ,,Is
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II B&LpSEss OR DErtr,E,cr
ists, or II the hair is nav 'I IN o. Hia !
natural youthful color Can ~ o. h,A
using London Hair CoI", 4 nsl0h9
most delightful article ever i in,! S,,,lo'g
American people for ineEs,i,S'UO i,q9otis
restoring its natural color. anS %! y. RlS
time q lovely hair dressing a MI a Z, 3
Is totally different flOm ali S Iu
or giminy, and free from ali iI' in,,'noi "a
ents that render many other ' S,! lle hrs
t9us; In fact It isexqGisi,ely ,t S5,asiz "a
sleanly and elegantly prerarIi Inuiaet y,
lassiHg hair dressing and tGiIel mo- i, 70 naL,
J. a. TYSEs, a ppovrSry, r,,,.
Wilson, n. C., writes: Some Tan .1
wite's hair commenced islli91 van Sas,
very thin and turned gray. Is, 10y "
London Hair Restorcr" tbs ~. IAN. va
healthy, the hair stopped faiiis, N leaS
restored and is now growing 5ss L. nj I'N
Ask your druggist for IHndsn ".
Restorer. Price, 10 cents a bo,,,a slaii u,
81. Main Depot for the L \ m W ~ 20
street; Philadelphia. Sold BIZ Ic SC7sSrl
elA,.
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trom Christian Unionp August 2, ISIS.
EYER SINCE DR., VIM. n, Giles, OF Isl
Sixth avenue, eStendeda frank invitation
to owners OF lame horses to bring their
equine property round to his place Of bus
iness for free treatment, the corner Of
Twenty-seventh street and Sixth avenue
has come to resemble horse fair. The
Doctors bold d1idnoI, which if thus thrust
upon the curious attention of his neigh
bors, Is based ON his earnest belief in his
Iodids dnahroRid LinideAt, which Is now
preferred TO all others by the chief stock
raisers and sporting men OF the country.
a valuable horse of the writer's was
kicked On the hock. Swelling and lame
ness ensued, rendering the animal nearly
worthless. We were advised to try Gile2
LinimeHt, and are gratifed to say It acted
like charm. Abont Two inches OF bone
came away, the sore healed up, and the
lameness and swelling are fast disappear
ing. ''' HESRY WGRp BEEcHER.
LYMAN ARBorT, Editors.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-11

SERIOUS AccIDENT. = Yesterday alter
noon Ellis Stiiel, son OF G. E. Stifel, while
at work putting tin roof on the building
occupied BY Simon Baer Us wholesale
grocery. fell from the roof to the alley in
the rear of the building and sustained
serious injuries His left leg was broken
Just above the ankle and his right foot
broken across the instep. Mr.. Stifel also
suffered some internal injuries of the side.
At the time OF the accident he was stand
ing on the edge of the roof experimenting
the hosting of tin by a pulley, when the
derrick gave way and he was prccipitated
to the ground. His injuries are not con-
sidered Of serious nature, but will proba-
bly, confne him TO his home for two or
three months. 1.
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AssrGxNExr-F. C. Was, proprietor OF
the Office Saloon, on Market street, oppo-
site the R4gissr Office, Yesterday made an
assignment for the benefit of his creditors,
to S. o. Taylor, Esq. Was liabilities are
placed At about 81 900, and his assetss6on-
sist Of lot OF household and kitchen fur
niture and the bar.room fixtures, etc, in
his saloon, together with the outstanding
accounts upon the books Of the saloon,
subject to a reservation Of $40 worth OF
household goods, claimed as exempt ac-
eoniing TO law. The deed OF assignment
was admitted to record at the County
Clerks office YESTERDAY,
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PERSONAL PoISrs.-Mr. Ferd. Swami, oil
the Register, left yesterday on trip to
the lakes, in search Of recreation and rest.
Prosecuting Attorney Wiley, Of Wetzel
county, came up from New AIartinsville
yesterday on the steamer Science.
We are pleased to note that Mr., Henry
X. List, whose serious illness was noted q
few days ago, is now Commissioning.
Mr.. Sam. Harrison has come hack from
Canada and resumed his old position as
day clerk at the Mcclure House.
Hon. S. Brady, Secretary of State, is the
only State officer in the city at present,
Gov. Matthews, Attorney General White,
Superintendent Pendleton, Auditor Mil
Ter and Treasurer West have all gone TO
Charleston, whore the Board Of Public
Works meets on Thursday. Mr.. Brady
docs the honors at the Capitol with the
true courtesy and politeness of q gentle
man OF the old school.
Mr., Geo. B. Barr, a Register typo, was
last night elected a representative to the
Grand Lodge OF West Va, l. o. 0. F., by
Excelsior Lodge.
Hon. John II. Atkinson, of Hancock
county, is in the city.
Plattenberg, OF the Hancock Courier, is
in town again.
Captain Charles Smith, Of Washington,
Pa, is in the city. He came down for the
purpose Of attending the Stifel-Bcck we'd
ding, which came off last night.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-11

Man never Is, but always TO be blest. So
thought , leading citizen Of Evansville. Ind,
and the reader may be equally fortunate by
addressing N. A. Dauphin, p. o. Box 6S2
Ney Orleans But hear this pathetic history
The undersigned ceftifes tiAt be held for
collection for Account Of ". W. Runges, Of
vierling 4 RuneeS Wholesale Druggists,
Evansville, Indiana, 0ne-tenth Ticket No.
s., SIS, Glass ''F, = in the Louisiana State Lot
Fifty Thousand Dollars on Tuesday. June 18th.
ISIS. having cost the sum Of One Dollar, and
that the amount was promptly paid in . check
on the Louisiana Sltiobal Hank, on present.
alton Of the ticket At the Office Of the Com.
pany. ". BANIsIER, Runner,
State National Bank, New Orleans
June 18th, 1875. W4w
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WHEELING FAMILY Market. The retail
market has been abundantly supplied
with fruits and vegetables, and prices take
awide range on market days, so that our
figures only cover about the average.
Owing to continued drouth there has been
a toning up in the price Of tomatoes and
corn, and they are firm at the quotations,
Eggs also have advanced Ease per dozen.
In the balance of the market there is little
or no change. We quote: Tomatoes, l5c
per peck, Corn, l0c per doz. Beans, Goa
2s5c per peck, Cabbage, 5asc per head.
Sweet potatoes, l0al5c per quarter peck.
Irish potatoes, l5aeOc per peck. Cucum-
bers, l2c per doz. Caulilower, 5al0c per
head. Egg plants, saeOc each. Onions,
20ae5c per peck. Pears and peaches, l0a
l5c per quarter peck. Apples, 5al0c per
peck. Plums, &C per quart. Watermel-
ons, l0a25c each. Muskmelons, 5a95c
each. Grapes, 10c per quarter peck. But
ter, 2Oa25c per lb. Eggs lSal5c per doz.
Spring chickens, l5as0c each; old do, 25a
sue. III
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A RARE CHANCE sixty-four acres OF
Bottom Land adjoining Martins Ferry,
Ohio, and lands OF the Etna Iron and
Nail Company, will be offered at public
sale on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER l6, at 10
O'Clock a. III These lands were formerly
the property ofSflie late Casper Giles.
There is a good bearing Vineyard Of Con:
cord and Catawba Grapes, and also good
Apple Orchard. The whole is under a
high state OF cultivation for Market Gar
dening. The sale is for the benefit of the
heirs. Terms made known on day OF sale.
The property can be examined at any
time before the day Of sale.
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HIS names Smith.

HIS names Smith. +.
Tx wellsburg Fair begins to-day.
ToxY PASTOR will have a crowded house
tonight.
Tux Bellaire Mil resumed operations
yesterday.
TuE senaiOrialnOminatiOns only remain
to b made, ss5a .s-,q -.- s,eE-
Bic lobby a. themeetins Of city Council
last night.
Looks as though Porter Smith had the
inside track for the Democratic nomination
for the Sergeantcy next January.
THr unprecedented score made by Prof.
C. E. Dwight recently with a Maynard
Ritieis extensi Fely dveFsiSed by the man.
utacturers Of the Maynard rs a sample OF
the shooting that can be done with their
rifles. ~" ~ '-.'
-Haxp Gtr.-Yestenlay afternoon little
son OF Mr., John 6roSscurth, the Main
street furniture man, had his left hand
badly cut by coming in contact with 3 cir
cuIar saw which the boy was working.
The saw nearly severed the little finger
from the hand.
A GRAND charity hall for the benefit q
the yellow fever sufferers OF the South will
be given by the Nail City Boat Club, to.
night, At their boat house. The Nail City
bows should be encouraged in their efforts
10 raise money for the Southern sufferers,
and We trust hey will be literally patron!
ifed. q = ,'fi.''' '' tA''''t b fi'i 4" 4
RnwrS +. ctAEEE's New York Combina.
t;nn In sgftncle TINS Cabin & booked
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AS1ERESIAsLE TSgfH-Yon deserve 70
SuFer, AhA " you lssd amieFabIe. uhatisfse.
tory NE Ia this beautiful world, Il i entirely
your own fault. -your Unreasonable prejudice
and skeptieiSm, which has killed thousands
Personal knowledge and common sense reason'
ing will Son show you that Green's August
Flower will cure you Of LiTeF complaint, o.
Dyspepsia, with ali ia miserable effects, such
as SICK stomach, hAbitnAl enstiTenes. dizziness
Of The hsad, nervous pFustration, lOg spirits.
&c, It's Als now reach every town on the
Western continent, and not Druggist bot
viii tell 700 Of its wonderful cures YOu
can buy . Sample BOttle for 10 cent? Ihres
doses vii relieve, eodAE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-11

ToxY PtsroR-This well known and
p0pulur manager will give IN entertain
ment in the Opera House tonight with
his combination, which is said to be the
best he ever had. Tony always gives
first.claSs show, and the people know ii
andpatronize him accordingly. The troupe
Is not only the best but also the largest on
the road, and all who 90 the Opera House
tonight will be well repaid. Tony Pastors
is the ''bossr variety show. Look out for
A rnsh tonight
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ON wilkes, Spirit Of the Tine, Dec. 8. 1s77.

From wilke, Spirit Of the Tine, Dec. ., 1871.
a. y q MICK What should be done
to. redacc an enlargement of tendon Of
forward leg, the back tendon. caused by
grabbing Il while trotting. II is sound
now, think. twas fixed last spring, and
the horse turned out allsummer. lAnaner.-
Clip off the hair, and apply Giles' LiRime,a
lodide Anmonia twice day, until it irri-
tates, when temp rarily !discontinde, and
again. 1t is the only remedy
that will permanently remove q chronic
OF this kind. Send to Doctor
Giles, 45l Sixth avenue, New York, who
will furnish full information.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-11

TEERnLY ExHArsTIxa ARE mn SIsHr
SwKATs which accompany Consumption.
But they, IS well as the parOxysms Of
coughing, are invariably broken up by
Dr.. Wm. Halls Ralsam for the Llngs,
which conquers the deadly malady, as
well IS bronchitis, pneumonia, PleIrisy,
asthma, diphtheria and all other affections
oi the throat, lungs and chest. Il saves
thousands from untimely graves and Is
invaluable in rescuing children from the
Group, whooping cough and quinsy. 1t Is
sold by John L Smith ( Co., Wholesale
Agents, Wheeling. ws&v
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-11

Acc1DESr.-While Mr.. Simon Horkhei-
mer was driving up Eoff street, at the in
tersection Of the B, & o. Railroad track
yesterday morning, his horse became
frightened at an approaching locomotive,
and shying to one side, brought the buggy
in contact with q lamp posi-, upsetting L
and throwing Mr.. II. out, who escaped
without injury. The buggy WIS slightly
damaged, lal - 10 ..e. ~ -
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RELIEF TO i GESrLHxAx LIVING NEAR
MEMPuIs.-NEw ORLEANS, August II, 1878.
The undersigned certifes that he held
for collection for account Of r. L. Jones,
Grayson, Crittenden County, Arkansas,
near Memphis, through Messrs. Hill, Fon-
tame & Co., wholesale grocers, Memphis,
Tenn, Whole Ticket, No. 5s,l79, Single
Number, Glass; II, +" in the Louisiana State
Lottery, which drew the First Capital
Prize Of Thirty Thousand Dollars, on Tues
day, August 18th, 1875; said Ticket having
cost the sum OF Two Dollars at the office OF
the Company ata New Orleans, sent by
correspondence; addressed TONI A. Dar-
phin, P. 0. Box 692, New Orleans, La,
and that the amount was promptly paid
on presentation Of the ticket at the office
OF the Company, in q check on the Louis
lana National Bank Of New Orleans.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-11

La BELLE STOCKHOLDERS MEETING. =
The stockholders of the La Belle Mill held
their annual meeting yesterday, and re-
elected their old Board OF Directors, viz:
S. H. Woodward, C. B. Doty, David Spauld-
ing, W. II. Wallace, S. Q: Taylor, Thomas
Harris, John Wright. Mr.. :. H. Wood
ward was reelected President Of the
Board, and Mr.. Joseph H. Woodward,
Secretary. The old managensin the mill
were retained. T't.~ srr
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-, FoE UrwARDs OF Tmrrr Yrs v,
Winslow J, Soothing Syrup has ItrD ~ y,
for children. 1t oorrects sr;lity W. \ n \
stomach, relieves riad oil, n,T,i,,s, Il
bowels, cures isnisry and 49,.
whether arising from teethinr q, n
causes, An old and weIl.triei iens,Iy ~
cests a Gottle. 4.
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POLITICAL NoTEs.-John R. Hubbard,
Esq, Republican candidate for Congress
in this district, left for the interior last
evening, on campaigning tour among
the hardy Changers OF the New State. He
will be absent about ten days.
Ohio County Republican ticket: For
Clerk OF the Circuit Court, S. B. McCol.
locl; for Clerk Of the County Court, Capt.
John arlin; for House Of Delegates, DR..
7. H. Logan, James w. Paxton, Frederick
Goodtellow, W. W. Foreman. How, do
you like it?
Prosecuting Attorney Wiley, of wetzel
county, droppedinont the Republican Con.
vention in this city yesterday, and after the
noiseand confusion OF the New Martinsville
menagerie, was startled at the stiffness
which reigned in the Court House. Wiley
is good Democrat, but he felt constrain-
ed to remark that he had never seen a
Democratic Convention which could COM
pare with the Republican Convention OF
yesterday in order and decorum.
Hon. Lorenzo Danford will make ring.
ing speech in Bridgeport tonight. Go and
hear him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-11

THR LIBgt Surr.-T The libel suit between
Fathers Casanova and Kreusch was con;
tinued Ii, the Municipal Court Yesterday
Counsel for the plaintiff having no more
questions TO ask him, he was turned over
to W. p, Hubbard, Es1.;Sof eopnselifor
defendant, for cross-examination.
Casanova testified that he was q native
OF Switzerland, and had been priest OF
the Roman Catholic Church for about ten
and one.half years; that he had been in
stalled as q priest In several dioceses
in Europe, and had COME 10 thls
country about a year or so ago;
that he had been employed rs assistant
pastor for st. Alphonsus' Church, in this
city, from June 5 to August u, 1877; that
from this city he went 10 San Francisco,
Cal, where he was employed Us assistant
to the St. Boniiace Church; that he lost
his situation there by reason OF q letter
written by Father krensch stating that
his (Casanova's) conduct while here was
scandalOus. Witness further testified that
the defendant threatened TO prosecute him
throughout the entire world, II he, Casa
nova, made any charge against him
(Kreusch) before the Bishop, concerning
certain things which Casanova claims TO
have witnessed in Kreusch's church OF an
improper character. Witness, on cross
examination, admitted that the Bishop OF
California gave him notice that he would
be dismissed from the assistant pastOrate
OF st. Boniface Church before he had seen
the letter written by Father Kreusch.
Witness further admitted, on croSs-exam-
nation, that while in Europe he did not
get along very pleasantly with some OF the
congregations in which he served, but
claimed that the reason for this was be-
cause he was "too philosophical"
Capt. G. ]. Rawling was the next wit
ness called and testified as to the time 1t
took TO carry the mail from Wheeling TO
San Francisco. ls ,t. !,
The next witness called was Christian
Lott, who testified that on one occasion he
heard Kreusch, in conversation with sew
eral others, state that the plaintiff was
bad man, man who had escaped from
the Pcnitentiary. On cross examination
witness testified that he was not on good
terms with the defendant. s.5i.t
OF course the above is a very brief out
line OF the testimony, many minor things
being introduced which time and space
prevent us from publishing. The defend-
ant, in his plea, denies the slanderous con.
versation above noted, which he claims he
will prove when his side of the case Is
heard. The case is causing great deal Of
excitement in the community, the Court
room at all times being filled with large
numbers OF spectators. There was no
afternoon session Of Court, owing to the
absence of Mr.. Stifcl, one Of plaintiffs
counsel, who was compelled to absent
himself by reason Of a serious accident to
his brother, which is noted elsewhere in
our local columns. The case will be con-
tinued this morning, when the cross
examination OF the witness Lott will be
resumed.
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Hu.D RoR PoSTA6E-LetterS addressed
as follows are detained At the PostottiCe
for non.payment OF postage: A. =. Antho-
nv, Dodge City, Kansas, s cents; T. l.
Woodward ( Co, No. "a Kilby street, Bns-
ton. Mas; John Monaghen, No 50 Bea-
yer Avenue, Allegheny, Pa, 8 cents; +. b.
wSShburn & Co, MiddleborO, Mass, ;
cents; Mrs s II. Carver, No. 1919 lEey-
enth street, better directions, y
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ALL SHEET Music AT HALF PRIcR.-The
new popular music "a well as the stand
ard music, at Sheib's Music Store, Wash.
ington Hall. Music pupils, musical peo-
pie and all who love music will find this
the best opportunity ever offered to obtain
musical supplies.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-11

THH BLACK ISvESriIATISo COMMITTEE
The special Committee appointed by City
Council 10 investigate the accounts OF Col
lector Black met AZ the City building yes
terIlay afternoon. Mf. Black was present,
and At his request the Committee aljonrn-
ed over to Saturday afternoon at o'clock,
when several witnesses win be recalled.
The postponement was askd Tor BY Mr..
Black on account Of the absence Of his
chief attorney.