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In Brief.
National Associated Press to the Star.

National AssOclated Press 70 lhe SUIT.
CHILLICoTHE, o., June 22.-Bowsher' 8
grave, in the Station graveyard, was robbed
last night, it is believed by Cincinnati doc
tors.
SCRANTON, Pa, June pa dispatch re-
ceived states that the President will posi-
lively attend the Wyoming Continental
celebration on July Sd and 4th.
New YORK. June 22.-At o'clock this
morning the iron girder supporting the fifth
floor of the Singer building on Mott street,
snapped, the flooring gave way and the
debris fell on workmen on the floor beneath.
A. Metzger was instantly killed and his son
Nicholas seriously injured.
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Law Suit Against the SOutherD
Railroad Debt.

To the Editor OF the Star:
The citizens and taxpayers opposed to
the present and future city debt for the
Ferguson Road, are moving both privately
and by an organization, with the purpose To
get rid of that intolerable burlhen. As one
of these my Judgment would be to take nO
halfway measures. The whole indebted
ness should be inquired into for if the six
teen millions which have been wasted are
to stand, then our goose is cooked. We are
in the PROSTATE condition of Bret Harteis
member of the Geological Society, who was
hoored by piece ofquartz from hisopponent
in the argument and lost consciousness
to such an extent that subsequent proceed
ings interested him no more He was fer
the time being as dead as Billy Patterson
when struck with the brick in street row,
for which dozen men claimed the honor.
but the question who threw it, although Of
no sort of importance, has never beea
settled
What we want first of all, is prompt re-
lief from the daily interest of several thoa-
sand on the sixteen millions. Whether Mr..
Ferguson asks us for two millions more il
further along, and he will not do it, II wa
dispute the constitutionaiity Of the existing
debt. The moment suit is brought cover
ing the whole ground the citizens will be
united in their opposition Half measures
are bad policy. Lux,
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Death Record.

The following deaths have been placed Of
record since our last report:
John Mayfeld Sc yrs, United States.
Nancy Phillips, 10 yrs, United States.
Thos. M. O'Hare, 2 yrs, city.
Infant FAM, minutes, city.
Perry +. McCabe, mos, city.
George G. Schmidt, y yrs, Germany.
Mamie CARRIER, 63 yrs Germany.
Innocent Kafer, AZ yrs, city.
Infant Conradi, stillborn, city.
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National Associated Press to the Star,

CHARLESTON S. g., June 22.-Two of the
men, ORourke and Judge, who went TO
Brazil to work on the projected railroads
for which Collins & Co., of Philadelphia,
are the contracto arrived in Charleston
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yesterday. They tell very horrible story
of their treatment, which, if true, reflects
severely on the railroad contractors. In ad-
dition to being half starved they, were, 1t
seems, abused in other ways, and their lives
personally endangered.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

4IINCINNATI BUILDING AND DEPOSIT AS
SOGlATION--Moza Hail. Room No. ll.-Fifth
PAYMENT of Dues and Third Sale of Money (Si00
to a, ,OOO) MONDAY EVENING next at 8 O'Clock.
NUu-members may purchase and become mem
bcls. Back dues received in weekly payments.
Interest allowed on deposits Any amount re-
c1iyed from 81 upward.
CHAS. STEWART President
GEO r. MYERS, Secretary. 1t
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Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses have bee
issued since our last report:
7. H. Costello and Maggie Reynolds.
R. Stern and Emma Wayman.
J. g. Orr and Sue Mallory.
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A Festive Congress man.

A weak-minded man named Joseph Mel
ady was murdered in cowardly manner
near Independence, Mo-, by Lewis Helty, a
Helty sLot him from behind with rifle
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THE Railroads of the United States" viii
again be the subject of discussion ON to-mor-
row afternoon at Arbeiter Hall Hon. W.
M. Cory, solomon Ruthenberg and Others
will engage in the debate.
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YIOR SALE-HORSE-IIandsom black horse,
+ large, good style heavy name and tail and an
unusually good mover for his size. Well broken
and safe. Very desirable as a barouche horse.
Enquire OF i, B. s., this ollie. jeEu
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The fourth grand annual picnic given by
the Treat Western Band will take place
next Wednesday ut the Bellevue House.
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FOR RENT--ROOMS.

JIOR RENT ROOMS - Nicely furnished room
Il at 24G Plum street, between George and Seventh
streets
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HNISEK EEPLitkS.

Look to your interest, and call at MORRlSON'S,
q w. Sixth street, between Main and Walnut,
where you can get S5lb feather bed for So: large
5-lb pillows 81 EACH full size holsters, 81 feathers,
15C per ib yC2O.lm
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GUCOLOID
RELIGIOUS DIRECTORY.

~ ~ A11bA1O OAS
JXTALNUT HILLS NJ E. CHURCH-Rev. H.
w Baker will preach tomorrow at IL O'Clock a.
m. and 7:30 p IN. apl3-Sd
CT. PAUL NJ. E. CHURCH-CORNER OF SEW
y ENTH and Smith streets.-Preaching To-MOr-
row at Il a m. and IA p. III. by the pastor, Rev.
Fl. B. Ridgaway, DID. 1t
TIRST REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
L Plum street. between Eighth and Ninth:
Preaching Tomorrow (Sabbath), at Il a. M and
p. m. by Rev ]. c. Chapman, Pastor
myll-St
WINE ST. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
' Vine street, between Eighth and Ninth sts.-
Rev. G. ii. Daniels Pastor. Services Sunday at
II O'Clock. Service of Song in the evening at
T:45. my25-Stf
TTNHIRD BAPTIST CHURCH, PINE STREET,
} / between Gcst and Clark streetS.-Preaching to-
morrow, morning and evening" by the Pastor Rev.
A. NJ. Worcester. Sunday yschool and Young Peo-
pies Missionary Union at 2:3O p. m. mhlb-Su
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
WANTED - STU UATION - By a female cook,
w city or country Call at 36 Elizabeth ST. 21-3t
WTANTED- ED-sITUATION-To do general house.
w work in the city or country Call at 1886 W.
Seventh. 213t
VSIANTED - SITUATION = To do housework,
w by "a young girl Call or address NELLIE,
No 224 Carr street 2l-3t
VIZ TANTED-sITU an experienced
w laundress, in the city or country. Apply at
139 Mound street, 2l-2t
w STU ATION-Asa seamstress; best
w of reference; no objection 10 city or country.
Call at 325 Central avenue 2l-3t
wv D-SITU ATION-As seamstress to do
w plain sewing, and assist in housework. Ad-
dress 1888 West Ninth street 21-3t
w ANTED- STU ATION-As clerk in store or
w office, by youth OF II; first-caSs city refer
ence. Please address NJ Box 49, Post-office. 2l-3t
N1ANTED - SITUATIONS - BY two German
w girls one to do housework, the other cham
berwork; city or country Apply at ass Seventh
street. 2l3t
wv ED-SITUATION-B first-class man, as
w coaChman; can furnish the best OF references;
no objections TO city or country. Address or call
at 100 Smith street 213t
FOR RENT.
TNOR RENT-HOCSE-H Block Mount
IL Auburn, 10 rooms. N-3t
TOR RENT--HOUSE--31 West Eighth street, of
l' rooms, bath 'front.' SIDE and rear yard. In
0uire at 100 w Fifth street 21-3t
BOARDING.
DOARDING--At SO George street, near Elm.
II 21-2r
BOARDING - Elegant front room, with first
DClasS board, at 1877 Seventh st. 2l-2t
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PREFERRED SPECIALS
nay WIFll'S BABY

rides In beautiful carriage bought on the Weekly
Payment Plan, AT 2l4 Elm street. Branch, No. 1913
YORK street. Newport, Ky Large stock TO choose
from. +. S. PARSONS.
ap30-2m-Tu, Th&S.
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WANTED--MISC
WY GIRL German girl 10 learn sew
w ing at $50 Race street. je22-9t"
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VNTALNUT HILLS NJ E. CHURCH.-Rev. H.
w Baker will preach tomorrow at IL O'Clock. a.
m. and 1880 p. IN. apl3St
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CT. PAUL NJ. f. CHURCH-CORNER OF SEV-
y ENTH and Smith streeE.-Preaching To-Mor-
row at II a nj. and IA p. III. by the pastor, Rev.
Fl. B. Ridgaway, DID. 1t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-07

CHICAGO, March G.-Flour-s Steady and
in fair demand. Wheat-Fair demand but
at lower rates; No. 2 Chicago spring 81 Coy
al 06A regular, cash and March, 81 o5jI
April, 81 OK May, No. 8, 81 GOAL 00H
rejected Soc. Corn-Fair demand but al
lower rates and unsettled, gilt edge at 421<
regular, 42Ifc cash, 421Sai21Ic March and
April, 1910 May, rejected Sic. Oats
Dull and nominal at 23jSa24c cash, 24Nt
April, 26Na26Hc May. Rye Demand
fair and market frm ut 56c. Barley-Un,
settled bnt generally higher at 4Ga46Nc
Dressed Hogs--Dull and nominal. Pork
Actiyt but lower and panicky: $40 40 cash
50 S0a9 SAX April, 50 95s9 97h May
$40 l0al0 l2k June. Lard = Heavy a
81 90 cash, 81 05a7 OF April, 81 l5a7 l7H
May, 81 26a7 27K June. hulk Meats
Dull, weak and lower at IS 25a5 OOa6 so
Whisky--At 81 Oh.
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Cincinna,,
CINClNNArI. Mnrrh 49,

OlhClNNATt, March 6.-Cnu.
l0ne, Flour-Dull and a V 'S,1 ~Dl,
family $ O5a6 50. WhestLhIssaiait s h.
! ID. 6Corn-5steAdy aud in III, NJ ~ q III
Sic, Rye-ptmand fair and NJ n a.Sa,is
at 0la6Sc. Barlsy-DemSSr1SS :! 91l'ta &
ket firm; prime 10 cbOies AZ ,s!i I'D :
steam, light offerings, geneni, ~ !! tSs go
er; kettle 74a7Xc. BuiS hsl!E
tied generally; shoulders S,t ssssSlls
rib &c bid, short clear no NM ftt
Dull and unchanged. Bu,ts,AatsSs i,,
unchanged. LinSeed OIL nSIS
WhiSky-Dull at 81 OS. OA'i a sSS
Hoes-Dull and lower co,,n.. =.
5 50; light s. GOaS Is, packiS S4I = !,
butchers s. SOa3 70. S ~Sr 1
The official report of tbs p.,.
at Cincinnati for the season s ISs tta
LIST was submitted to-day by Ss sHu!e VI
Maxwell. The figures are carV snatssa
last season. Total hogs nssL pS't u
increase head lOs,7?6i acr Ere, w
weight, l7s,6l5,9S9 pounds; ' iSs,.,, p
sS2,6bS; average gross weigh, ' %, Y.
increase 9 $500; aggregate ~, III W
from head, gut, leaf and tfimHiiDv.a' y !! n
S58 pounds; increase $500 ;S6 ~.
yield Of lard, 40 g6-lOO ponTJ.. NuR
2 $1,000 pounds; average cSst i0S II Is'ss
81 10 $500; decrease 81 70 S;.iMs
tai product Of pork all kinds 'S% Ivy L
l07; increase, 1918. TolSl nj Nm 7 \
1928. Total cut meats v,a.s S' wa
sides Bliss, lO6 lbs; hams, - cs,@
shoulders, lS,lS5,l79 lbs. '''-'%
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River IA feet 0 inches and rising slowly
ADMINISTRATION, from Sislersyille,
Telegram, from Sunish; Della, from
Steu6enyille; Granite State, from Gin.
cinnati. Departed-Ragon, for Parkers.
burg at 10l a. NJ; Granite State, Pits
burgh at II A. NJ; Phaeton, for Sisters
Vile; Telegram, for Sunish; and Della,
for Steubenyille, at 3P.M.
The Emma Graham, from Pittsburgh
to Cincinnati, passed down last night.
The ONeal will leave this morning at
Z o'clock for Pittsburgh.
The Courier will be the Parkersburg
packet this morning at lO1 o'clock.
lBy Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, March 6..-Riyer 8 feet 0
inches, and falling. Weather cloudy and
mild.
MEMPHIS, March 6.-River rose inch.
Weather cloudy; mercury SO degrees.
Arriyed-Golde Rule, Cincinnati; Gen.
tennial, New Orleans; Hard Cash, White
river; Hattie Rowland, Arkansas river;
Illinois, Vicksburg.
CAIRO, March 6.-Arrived-City Of
Helena, St. Louis; Susie Silver, New
Orleans. Departed-Kehlor, ST. Louis;
Helena, Vicksburg. River 80 feet IL
inches and falling. Weather clear; mer-
cury6 90.
NASHVILLE, March G.-River falling
with feet on shoals. Arrived-Nash.
vile, Cairo.
NEW ORLEANS, March 6.-Arrived-
Pargond, Liberty No. 4 and tow, Cairo.
Departed-RE. Lee, Vicksburg; Golddust,
Mollie Moore, ST: Louis; Chas. Morgan,
Cincinnati, City Of Augusta, White river.
John Hanna, 0uachita river; Texas, Red
river; Dean, Memphis. Weather clear
and warm,
EVANSVILLE, March G.-River % feet
and falling. Weather cloudy this morn.
ing with signs OF rain; clear this evening,
but indications OF cloudying again. Up
-Idlewild, Smith, Cons. Millar, Carl
SchurZ, John Porter, Charles B. Church.
Down-Lioness No. and tow, Williams
and tow, Alice Brown. Business good.
Lou1sy1L1, March G.-Weather cloudy
and warm. River stationary; 10 feet 3
inches in the canal.
ST.. LOUIS, March Standardization.
sas, Keokuk; John B. Maude, Vicksburg.
Departed--Calhoun, Peoria; Common
wealth, New Orleans; Alice, Pittsburgh;
St. Genevieve, Memphis; ironsides, Pitts
burgh. River stationary. Weather fair.
CINCINNATI, March 6.-River "a feet
6 inches and rising. Cloudy and mild.
Arrived-Gaff, Memphis; Kate Stock
dale and ]. D. Parker, Memphis.
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AGRAND BARGAINS Gents Silk Dress
Soarfs only rs centsat
SPEYER BROS.
fBriei Mention.
sHIspLAsrERs are becoming rare.


sHINrLAsrERs are becoming rare.
YESTERDAY was Ash Wednesday.
Two deeds OF trust recorded yeater.
day.
ANOTHER glorious spring day yester-
day.
TIE County Court is doing land office
business.
TaE Islanders are getting their gardens
ready for planting.
THERE will be temperance meeting
tonight at Outs Hall.
TaE Council Committee on Lights met
at the City Building last night.
Iris becoming fashionable to spray the
hair with cologne. Let us spray.
osE marriage license issued yesterday
by the Clerk Of the County Court.
OLD gold color ia the rage now. Ia i,
the shade Of the dollar Of our daddies2
NINE out OF ten Of the door bells rang
nowadays are pulled by house hunters.
THE State Of West Virginia contribnt'
ed S70l2 TO the Bible cause last month
By our own weather prophet: We
shall have some re.Alarch.able weather
yet this month.
THE Council COMMITTEES on Scales and
Water Works will meet at the City Bnild'
ing this evening.
The wheelbarrow race at Frank Wal.
tet's to-day will attract good many 10
the rural districts.
A BRASS band Of twelve pieces has
been organized in South Wheeling. Chris
Viewig is the leader.
THE bird Of freedom Rhrieks Ia vain
Eggs have taken tumble, and are plenty
at l0al2 cents per dozen.
A FIRE ALARM signal box, TO be known
as No. 124, wac placed In the Hinge Fac,
tory, in East Wheeling, yesterday.
IT has.bee the usual custom 10 reckon
on March as the month Of storms, but
this year II will not do to stand much by
reckonings.
The premature robins and blue birds
who invariably risk their lives each
Spring for newspaper notice have come
around again.
A STONE covering the sewer at the in
tersection Of Chapline and l4th streets
has worked ont Of its place, leaving q
large and dangerous opening.
AFTER the first OF April the otts Hall
TamperApce Union will hold their meet
ings In Mozart Hall, opposite tie Nc
Lure House, on Market street.
DuRrSa the revival services at the
North Street NJ. E, Church, which have
been in progress about eight weeks, there
have been sixty,two conversions.
LETTERS detained for postage in the
city Postoifice: Louis Wagner, care Of
Hobbs, Brockunier & Co, city, cent; y.
F. Collins, Baltimore, Md, 8 cent?; Levi
Fuchr, Hannibal, O., 8 cents.
JUSTICE WHEELER yesterday issued a
peace warrant for Gilman Hammer, on
complaint OF Constable John NJ. Itausen.
auer. The case will be examined by His
Honor this morning at 0 o'clock.
THE Lenten season commenced yester.
day. Those who do not keep Il from
pious motives should consider Its hygi.
enic advantages. Goodness and cleanli,
ness, holiness and health, 60 very we'll
together.
THE watch stolen by Patsy o 'Donnell
from the residence Of Charles Leverage,
last Sunday night, was recovered In Ben.
wood yesterday, where Patsy had pawned
/. for "a. The value Of the watch and
chain ID about SIS.
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PorAToEs-Butlittl is doing outside Of
meagre jobbing trade from store. which
Is hardly Important enough to afford q ba-
sis for quotations. We continue 10 quote
at S0a40c per bushel.
no change In prices. We quote jobbing
rates as follows: Mess Pork-Cleaf at $lSi
family Sl2; rump $l1 90. Bacon-Hams
fancy lOc, prime 90; plain shoulders 6Xc,
sugar cured do exc, clear sides ~, break
fast bacon Sa9c. Dried Beetle. Lard
Fancy city 7Slasc, butchers 7a71tc Tlerces.
RAGs-2a9I<c per pound.
WooL.-Quoted Ut S5a40c for choice
washed, and one.third OF for unwashed,
sERDs-Timothy seed, 81 40 per bush.i
clover IS 90.
SALT-Per barrel, 81 10.
TAILow-7Ifc for country.
ToBAcoo-Nayies, 55a60c; twists, 65a70c'
WHEELING sToGIEs-Per 1000, $40 Goa
II 80,
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Chicago C Cattle iiarIsi

CHICAGO, March 6.-!Ths DrwsT i,
nal reports: v
cATrLE-Receip S.lOO; .hipn.nulll
Few choice here. shipping active NJ \,
at s. 75a4 so, shippers aud stoti.Is
tive and unchanged at 81 7OaS IS III
ers' steers in fair demand at Il All !
cows So S0a3 ~; bulls 81 O0Sj 81
HoGs-Receipts 5000; shipntns IN
Mixed packing dull, weak and loTs .
s. S5aS 90, light slow at IS ali
choice heavy unchanged at s. al n
sHEEr-keceipS 500; shipments 4
Good city demand at s. 7SA5 o.
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SICK AND AFFLlcrKD.-In order that
all may test the great virtues OF DR..
Swaynes Compound Syrup Of Wild Cher.
ry we have issued trial bottles at 25 cts,
No family should be without this valua.
BILE medicine, as often times single 25
cent bottle will cure recent cough or
cold, and thus prevent much suffering
and ritk Of life. It also cures asthma,
bronchitis, liver complaint, and enriches
and puriaes the blood, giving tone and
strength to the entire system.
II deem 1t my duty to tell the world
what DR.. Swayne's Compound Syrup Of
Wild Cherry has done for me. | had a
violent cough, night sweais, sore throat,
great weakness, with severe attacks Of
hemorrhage; gave up all hopes Of recov.
cry. am now cured, sound and hearty
man. Edward II. Hanson, engineer at
Sweepey's 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. d&w
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New York.

ERw YORK, March G.-Co,,o.
lla1lHc. FlOur-Demand iiSi,s TiiiSSl
50 70aS Is, superfne western SSS n Y
"a 0Oa4 65, common to rood s,,,s " Y
5 90. good TO choice s. O5i5 81 SSi.. =
extra IS 00a5 co, extra Obin q ~ w.
". Louis 81 S5a7 rs, Nipp.ssoa,,S !.
So 4OaS 90. Wheat-Heuyy; M
waukee 81 25al 25H, No. i =, ,n ~, 4 I
| 2SH, No. 2 red 81 sex, No, g? Ss- Sa
March 81 99al FAX. Rye-SteaIr \. !
western at Ole. Barley And v,t " y
changed. COrn-.Ungraled wS,t,,s
at 4Sa54c, steam white 5inJEs \. 8
64a56c. Oats-Firm; western M, KIN NY
S6aS5hc, white western at %,l;s !. |.
Chicago S5Hc. Hay-shippiSS !, " !
Hops-Firm and unchanged, css..
Quiet and unchanged. sur,t-y.,,s M,
fair TO good refining 7%afg:c. p,;%!.s
refined SHal0c. MOIaSes-StS IA N
at 2?a4sc, foreign nominal. Ris.- ~
and In fair demand. Leather-ilSl n
lock sole, BuenOs Ayrts and Ria nv az
20a2lc. Wool-Quiet; domestic M ss ~ /.
3SaS5c, pulled lSa4Oc, unwS,bej ny NV.
Whisky-Dull and heavy 81 CC.IsS
Manufactured COpper-unrhssr.5 "
lake quiet and steady at ST. I!S,rs
Pig lrou-Firm and unchanged: NJ. !
sheeting at $40 5Oall " god. Nj.
Unchanged.
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TARIFF MEETING AT ErNAvILLE.-A
mass meeting 10 consider the tariff ques-
ton will be held at Etnayille, Ohio, on
Saturday next at 4 T. NJ. A large dele.
cation OF those who are interested in the
protection Of American industries is ex.
pected from Wheeling. They will be met
at the Bridgeport end Of the bridge by q
delegation from Etnaville accompanied
by band OF music.
The farmer, the merchant, the manu-.
facturer, the iradesman and the day Ia.
borer are all alike interested in the tariff
question. Upon the mutual support oil
each depends the prosperity Of the whole.
The tariff question Is not one OF political
party or section Of country. Il effects
The prosperity Of all businesses interests
irrespective Of locality and through them
the prosperity Of every class Of men. LIE,
all the friends then OF protection to
American labor come together and con.
slider what is necessary to promote their
interests in conjunction with the good Of
the whole country,
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PERSONAL PoRrs.-Mr. Ed. Brues ar
rived in New Orleans on Saturday last
from Yicksburg, and will 60 to Mobile
Ala, after the Mardi Gras festivities, HI
expects 10 return home In week or tel
days.
Late arrivals at the stamm: B. ]
Branson, Barnesyille; John Sharp, Union
town; Hanson CrisWsll, Moundsyille; w
@. Curtis, West Liberty; T. P. johnson
WetEel county.
At the 81. James yesterday: Hon
okey Johnson, Parkersburg; Hon. A. +
Raymond, Fairmont; W. R, Haman, Rob
ert McEldowney, New MartinSville.
Capt. E. F. Miller, Of the Schmulbacl
Zouayes, has resigned his command, HI
being about 10 remove from the city.
Miss Taylor, President Of the Wheel
ing Female College, will conduct party
OF young ladies to the Paris Exposition
the coming summer. Young ladies will
find 1t Of great advantage 70 travel will
Miss Taylor, as she speaks French, Span
ish and Italian.
o. G. Genther, 1.-THE Boss Toy Dealer,
leaves this morning for New York City
to lay in a stock Of spring goods.
Mr.. Anton Reymann, who has had II
contemplation Tor several weeks a visit t
the Arkansas Hot Springs, was not de-
TERED from his visit by the recent grea
conhagration which has occurred there
and left for that point last evening.
Mr.. WIN. Reiser, agent for Isaac Leisy
& Co.'s celebrated Cleveland beer, Is stop
ping at the Mcclure. Billy is A No. !
and has many friends in this community
Messrs. Robert Marshall and G. w
Atkinson will address the temperance
meeting at Outs Hall this evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-07

EXCURSION TO KANsAs.-All those who
desire TO make cheap excursion TO the
West will now have an opportunity Of do
ing SO, as arrangements have been per.
iected for grand excursion to Kansas,
via the great Panhandle Route, on the
18th and 14th insts. and every day there
after until further notice. Excursion
trains will leave Wheeling, from the Pan
Handle depot, at sos A. NJ. and 4:SO r. NJ
over the Panhandle Route, crossing the
Mississippi River at ST. Louis, over the
largest and finest steel bridge in the world
and connecting in the magnificent new
Union depot with the great through pass.
enger routes for all points West and
Southwest. Full particulars can be OBJ
tanned Of Mr.. Joseph N. Belleville, at the
Pan. Handle Depot, in this city. Single
and round trip tickets are now on sale, al
the very lowest rates. The most favorable
terms for the purchase Of lands can be
made at land headquarters, at Topeka
Fort Scott and salina, Kansas: