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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-21

~ LIVER rs KIHd.AThe silver Is the imperial
orgzro -tlie-whoie human system, rs IL cbn.
When s MI L isdissSbed n itsp4SSer aotioa ali
kinds OF ailments are the natural result The
digestion OF food, the moveineftso Of the heart
and blood, the action OF the brain and nervous
system, are AIN Immediately connected with
the workings OF the Liver. 1t has been sue
cessilillylproved that Green's August Flower
is uncqInled in curingall persons afflicted with
Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint. and all the nu.
merous symptoms that result from an un.
healthy condition OF the Liver and Stomach.
Sample bottlcst 70, try. 10 cents, Positively sold
In all towns on the Western Continent Three
doses will prove that 1t Is just what you want
eOd&W u ~ 7lH HI1'Ir 'fNI'N t'"t ''
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ASRRious CHARGE AGAINST A Prominent
MERcHANT.-A serious charge was made
before Justice Miller, on Saturday, against
Mr.. Victor Rosenberg, OF the firm OF Kraft
Bros, & Rosenberg. The complainant is
one Bertha Hike, girl OF eighteen or
nineteen, who alleges that Mr.. Rosenberg
is tho father OF her child, which came into
the world on last Thursday. Bertha has
been an inmate of Mr.. Rosenberg's house,
in the capacity OF domestic, for six years
past, and has always borne a very good
character. Mr.. Rosenberg denies the
charge IN toto, and declares that it is a
blpckpRilipg scheme, His friends are as
sured q his innocence, and, feel confident
that he can establish II to the satisfaction
Of the public The defendant gave bond
for his appearance at Court to answer.
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GRAND LODGE !. O. o. F.-The Grand
Lodge I. o. o. F. OF this State will meet at
Parkersburg tomorrow morning, and
probably remain in session some three
days. We have already published the list
of delegates from Wheeling lodges. The
delegates and number Of other members
of the Order, making up a party Of perhaps
twenty-five or thirty, will leave at 1916
o'clock this morning, and connecting at
Grafton at o'clock, will arrive at ParEers-
burg about O'Clock in the evening. The
session will no doubt be an interesting
one, as business OF some importance TO the
Order will be brought before the body.
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PpLPrT PGRAuRGPHs.-A AT the recent
meeting OF the Women's Foreign Nils
sionary Societies OF the Wheeling district
! held at Cameron, Miss Taylor, OF the Fe.
male College, was chosen President, and
Mis-, Emma Bodley, OF East Wheeling, was
reelected Secretary. The old officers OF
| the Society were al reelected by ballot.
Bishop Peterkin OBLIGATED at st. Mathews
Yesterday morning and evening.
Rev. Jones, Of Cleveland, othciated at
the First Presbyterian Church yesterday
morning, and Rev. D. A. Cunningham in
the evening.
Al the North Street N. Z. Church yester-
day, Rev. Snodgrass preached in the morii-
ing and Rev. Prickett in the evening. {. d,
The following ,rewy,appoInted pastors
delivered their first sermons TO their CON
grcgations yesterday: Thomson NJ: +.
Church, Rev. &. @. Wilding; Zane Street
NJ. u. Church, Rev. q. Z. Hite; Chapline
Street N. E.. Church, Rev. W. X. White.
Father Emblem, OF this city, celebrated
his first mass Mt the Cathedral yesterday
morning. Father Emblem was ordained
for tho Omaha diocese, and will leave for
his field Of labor in few days. -,.i.t.,
Bishop Kahn, OF this diocese, preached
at vcspers, At st. Joseph's Cathedral, Co
| lrnibus, yesterday. ..u.--5 20
At the Zane Street N. E. Church yester-
day the pastor, Rev. George i. Hite, re-
Gently appointed, preached both morning
and evening to very large congregations.
Rev. Hite is one OF the most promising
young men OF the West Virginia Con-
| ference, and bids fair to become at no
future day one OF the first men OF the Con:
ference. AT the Sabbath school connected
with this church the services were Of more
than usual interest.
Rev. +, D. Smith, Of Springfield, Ohio,
occupied the pulpit Of the First English
Evan. Lutheran Church yesterday, preach
ing at l0A A. NJ. from l Peter, "; l2, 10:
beloved thinkit not strange concerning
the fiery trial which Is to try you, as
though some strange thing happened unto
you; but rejoice inasnuch as ye are par
takers OF Christ's suffering, that when His
glory shall be revealed, We may be glad al
50 with exceeding joy" The sermon was
finely written and well delivered pro-
ductiOn, very appropriate to the circum.
stances OF the church. The lesson in the
Sunday school was on the "The Prodigal
SIM Mr. Zevely illustrated It most beau
.iiully in crayoh and Rev. Mr.. Smith in
word pictures. The evening sermon was
from Romans X; !, and preached to full
house with earnestness. 1t was an
nouncsd that Rev. John Croll, of Middle.
town, Pa, would assume the pulpit and
pastoral work Of this church from next
Sunday, until Rev. Barnltz shall be sutii-
GENTLY strong to resume his labors. 'l,
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TnR NJ. L. CTS will have IN election to-
A'e eorxrE oopnT has adjourned over to
Tuesday afternoons HEa
T1frkE was an incipient snow storhlin
this locality early Saturday morning.
The microscope man reaped in har-
vest OF nickels on Market street Saturday.
TIE Arlington Stove Works, it is under
stood, will resume operations next Thurs
day. ~. L..r..1 GAN, i.-,..,,..
u TnE Grand Lodge knights Of Pythias
twill meet at Grafton on the second Tues
day in November.
YESTERDAY the thcrmomete commenced
fingered soiiong lastweekl i5SiFi IL
COMPLAINT ia still made OF the smells
which float around in the locality Of Nir!
ginia and South Front streets, 49,
IT was d Noticeable! fact dat as sooti!as
the Bank OF Glasgow failed, an uptown
Italian peanut stand went under.
VIZ are glad to learn that the iglass
works at Martins Ferry arc receiving nu-
merous orders, and are doing good BUSH
TN $idicns, a9Sdeh wheeling IL
again agitating the question Of having the
cut ut tho head OF eth street put through
the hill.
Mrs. DR.. HALEY Mccoy a few days
since disposed Of her Mt. Shukert farm,
containing sixty.iour acres, Tor 50, 400, or
500 per acre. fa as! "a 3. s4,---.s
As the turkey roams about picking up
the autumn gleanings and laying on fat,
! he little knows how much. he Is doing Tor
lie near future Of his country.
TIM man who hasn't money enough TO
buy an overcoat this winter can console
himself with The Rejection thfs he }. S had
lots IF tqg athis lSst piea'yS 'e1e past ee
THERE were three birds in tho lookup
iact n;ght viz: Harry Oliver and Joseph
Sweeney, eharSedwih tjsordhfly rohduct,
and JoLn Smith, run In for drunkenness.
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A GOOD joke is told on young married
lady Of the Seventh Ward, who was re.
turning home with her husband, on Fri
day evening, in crowded street car, from
sour Boarding House.ji THE Indy .occu-
pied seat, while her husband hung to a
cd theilady pulled her husband by the
sleeve and said, sweetly. "You may sit
down here, dear" pointing to her lap:
Imagine her feelings when she discovered
that she had addressed the invitation to n
Bridgeport gentleman who had taken her
husbands place while tho latter was de-
posting their fares in the box.
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From wilkes Spirit Of the Times, Dec $, 1871. '.
A. B. c., Micn.-What should Be done
to reduce IN enlargement Of tendon Of
forward leg, the back tendon, caused by
grabbing It while trotting. It is sound
now, think. TWAS fixed last spring, and
the horse turned out all summer. ArNrCr.-
Clip off the hair, and apply Giles' Linimenj
lodile ammonia twice a day, until it irri.
tates, when temporarily discontinue, and
commence again. 1t is tho only remedy
that will permanently remove a chronic
enlargement of this kind. Send to Doctor
Giles, 45l Sixth avenue, New York, who
will furnish full information.
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Society CnAr.-The Golf Guards have
arranged for social hop at the Armory on
"Wednesday evening. :,
Elaborate preparations have been made
by the beaux and bellies Of the city for the
grand fancy dress ball at Washington Hall
/ to-night, and it will no doubtbe a "dressy"'
affair. p'f''
Mr.. Henry Jacobs and daughter, Miss
Fannie, on Saturday returned from an
Eastern trip. 49,.
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BoARp or PrBuc WORHs.-The Board OF
Public Works met at the Secretary OF
State's Office on Saturday morning. All the
Numbers OF the Board were present.
Tie semi-annual report OF the kanawha
Board from November !, 1877, until May l,
1873, was Submitted, read, and ordered 10
DO filed. 49,.
The report OF Thomas Sweeney, Super
intendent OF the Cumberland Road, for the
quarter ending September 80, was submit
ted and ordered to be filed.
IA bill from Adolph Yoke, for work
done on the Cumberland Road Certified
to be correct by the late superintendent,
amounting to SO 50, was ordered to be
paid. . = q.
The following resolutions were adopted
by the Board: ..t.a
rant on the Treasurer in favor OF Lemuel
Chenowcth, agent Of the County OF Ran
dolph, for the sum OF S1SG so, for the pur.
pose OF aiding in the construction Of u
turnpike road from Helvctia, in said coun-
ty, to point on the Staunton and Parkers'
burg turnpike, it appearing thlt like sum
had already been paid to said Chenoweth
by said county Of Randolph. This order
is made under the provisions Of Chapter
10, Acts 1877.
ORDERED, That the lot in thecity Of Char
lesion conveyed by tho State House
Company and others to the Board OF Pub.
lie Works for the use OF the State, by deed
dated August 10, 1878, and duly accepted
and ordered to be recorded, be and tho
same is hereby selected us the site on which
TO erect the necessary buildings Tor the use
OF the State as provided by Section z, Chap.
ter IS, Acts 1871.
Ordered, That this Board will receive
plans until December 10, 1878, for the al
teration and addition to the building in
Charleston known us the State House,
from such architects Us may see proper to
present the same; it being understood that
no plan will be paid for unless the same
be adopted by the Board, and the alIeEass
lions are made in accordance herewith
And It IA ordered that the Secretary Of the
Board give notice by publication In oil the
newspapers OF Wheeling and Charleston
for four weeks.
Adjourned. 4'f
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"TuE FiEsr DOSE GlyEs RELIEF. The dis
trcssing cough, which threatened serious re-
suits, Is quickly cured before developing q
fatal pulmonary affection, For all throat,
chial affections, Hopping Cough, LIVER Com
plant, Blood Splitting, &c, no remedy Is 50
prompt and eiiectuAl IS abr. Swayne's Com.
bound Syrup OF Wild Chcrry.r ~. Z a.ilff
~ have made use OF this preparation for
many years, and It has proved to. be very re-
liable and etIlcaciouS In the treatment Of Sc
we're and long standing coughs. | know Of
two patientsy now In comfortable health, and
who but for It's use consider would not now
a. it,.sOu
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/" "A CoXWcT's JoKE.-Not long since q
Sheriff from one OF the back counties was
bringing some prisoners to the peniten-
tiRry at Moundsville, ria the y. & .. Road,
When the train stopped at their destina.
ton brakeman yelled from the door,
lHMoundsville," as usual, when one OF the
convicts cried out "Three years for re-
treatments"
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THE funeral OF Mr.. r. 7. Higgins took
place on Saturday morning, from his late
residence on the South Side, Rev. Jabcz
Hall, OF Cleveland, Ohio, ofliciated. There
was large attendance Of the friends and
feflowiwofldiehi of the, deceased., cTfie
members OF the A. A,iof, |. s. ST. W., and
number Of the surviving members Of
the old First W. Va. Vol, in which de-
ceased served during the war, were also
Drpsent
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FoR LtyRR COMPLAINT, Bnrous HEApAcrE
Sick Headache (which females are so liable
to- Janndice or Green Sickness, Bilious Colo
and Bilious Fevcrs, Dropsical swOllIngS Inter.
mittent Remittent and CangcStiye FeYers,
the back, head and extremitlcs, sIIght chills
with taShes OF heat, etc. No medicine Is bet
tef adapted tocure these complaints In all their
various forms than ''I
sWEYNE's Tar AND sAssArARItLA Phi.
Prepared only by DR.. swayno 4 Son, PhfIa.
delphia, and sold at % cents q box by all lead.
Ing druggists. In Wheeling by Logan, List L
70. -. -'H' NodkW
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TEMPERANCE NorEs.-Rev. Mr.. Jones, oil
Cleveland, Ohio, known as the sailor
preacher" addressed large meeting at
Mozart iiallon Saturday evening. E Q 2
The Ladies' Dand Of Hope heidi meeting
on Saturday afternoon. saaf w
Yesterday afternoon, at Mozart Hall, an
interesting experience meeting was held,
conducted by Mr.. sam. Florence.
Rev. T. +. Clancy delivered temper
ancc sermon at the Baptist Church Inst
evening, which was listened to by large
congregation, composed largely OF mem
bcrs Of the temperance societies Of the
city. trl
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GRAND DRESS BALt--A grand dress ball
for The benefit of the yellow fever sufferers
will be givon ut Washington Hall this
evening, under tho auspices of the Indie
pendent 0rler Free Sons OF Israel. The
success Of the ball Is assured, as over
three hundred tickets have already been
disposed Of, twill no doubt DO q brilli-
ant affair, KRAMER will furnish The INIT
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FoR UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs
winslok Soothing Syrup has been used
for children. It corrects acidity Of the
stomach, relieves Irind colo, regulates the
bowels, cures dys1ltTy and diaTrhau
whether arising from teething or othel
cause. An old and well.tried remedy. p
ck1hs a bOttle. ~. y W ~ ~ dAW
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GrtRbAX Arr6i&ifFD.-At the County
Clerks Office, on Saturday, Solomon Ar
benz was appointed guardian Of. Emma
Anna, Lille anil Ida Fischer, childrenloi
Frederick and Johanna Fischer, not de-
ceased, the guardian being appointed to
take charge OF trust. Bond $500, with
John AfbenZ as surety.
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,,L..l...h oo, p.,,:.
PrpMc ANlskHES9s - M TS P 520u,ug
H0,iT. -, -Ls sQ 9toVef o1f poatulns
House Somplnauon ciosea VIZ
successful engagemenI Oh TWO uigns
ana matihec a. inc .,6 opefg nSuse
on SATURDAY evening. our l , .i'oaaSlii
House Is one OF inc most suGeeSS hua
comedies OF tne aa anu v ~ nus
maze IN InLiis.aAayle ~ ~ " neSi
me oppSott,unty OF seeing 10 pypu,at
piaS, win Tue ss!sFaI eta ny tiken =!
lhor2usny Lta,he ~ au r nh
hany, Is onS w' tug tre at nisrads a pap
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THERE have been several married cou.
pies at the hotels recently, but perhaps
none Of the.men. showed more regard for
? their better halls opinion than the one
who, when the clerk asked him III he
would have room, replied, "Ill so and
ask'her." He did and the room was en-
paced.
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V YESTERDAY was q lovely October day.
Fall-beautiful, dreamy, "too lovely" fall
with its fruits and brown leaves, and Its
halo OF glory-its song Of joy, Its story OF
\ life, and It's prophecy OF the grave, Is here.
Let US listen to Its music, studyits' beauti-
fol panorama, and lay in our winter pota-
tnpR ... N. t.| ID 40
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OH Saturday night some drunken fellow
made Off with horse which had been left
by the owner standing in front OF the resi-.
dence OF E. ]. Stone, Esq, on South Front
street, Island. The animal was recovered
he Officer 1Ilkeng.
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I AcMR MOWER WoRks.-W. H. Halter,
auctIonner, sold at the front door OF the
Court House on Saturday, the Acme
Mower Works, on the south side q the
creek, for 5000. = The franklin Building
Association was the pnrchaser.
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\ FRoM information received from Pitts
burgh we learn that Jimmy Manton was
tried for cutting Frank Coyle, and was dis
charged from custody, no witnesses APP
pearing against him. ....-. IN.
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WrH the bill OF fare at the Opera
House, the fancy dress BALI Washington
Hall, and one or two sociables and isnppers
this evening the average lover OF amuse-
ment should be satisfied.
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TnE Commissioning CoURr OF Ar.
prALs-Judgeg Gree'i; Raymond, johnson and
HooR.-The Supreme Court met on Satur'
day, pursuant 70 previous adjournment
all the Judges being present, The follow
ing business was transacted:
In the case OF the Farmers Bank o.
Virginia vs.. Eichelberger ct al, from JET
ierson county, a motion for leave TO CON
fess error was oyerruled.
Charleston Lumber and Manufacturing
Company VS.. Brockmyer, from kanawha
county. Appeal and supersedeas allowed
Isaac Irwin, trustee, vs.. @. L. Zane e'
al, from Ohio county. Appeal and super
sedeas allowed.
Reitz & Go. vs.. Cottrill 4 Co., from
Richie county. Petition for appeal re
! Adjourned 10 Saturday next at JOAN.
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IsAAc S. HrnnEIN. III. ID.

SIfauslOWII, DtFks VVuHIyI TA'
Pfice:-Trial bottle, IS Gents; large size, 81
or six for $. A single Is cent bottle will
pftcntimcs cure recent cough or cold, and
thus prevent much, suffering and risk OF life.
Prepared only.by Dr.. Swayne 4 Son, Phila
delphia. Sold by leading Druggists Logan
List 4 Co., Wheeling. eod4w
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HEADquAKrgRs ron CHEAP GooDs.-
Good Muslin at sc, good Calicos at &c,
good Carpets at l5c; fine all-Wool French
Cashmers at Soc; Fancy Dress Goods from
G to lOc; everything else in proportion.
Call soon, II you wish to save money, at
Nos. 2Ol0 and 9O2l Main street.
JOHN RoEMRR.
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The hotel runners have Organized n
quartet. They sung "Shall We gather, at
the riVer2" at the Pewiky depot Saturday
night, and one Of the victims exclaimed,
"Yesi You'll gather atthe bottom otiP y
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Piano AND ORGAN TuxNG.-IfyourP Piano
Tor Organ needs tuningor repairing, please
send your order to 1927 Market street, and
our tuner, Mr.. Charles Kilmeyer, will give
It prompt attention. All work guaranteed
satisfactory. Address, - .HifsIf
sf' Lucas Music sroRE,
"Hl 1877 Market St.
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CHOICE Teas, Tobaccos and CONNECTION.
cries always on hand, Mt Geo. s. Feeney's,
1907 Main street. -@f'
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CHARLIE Kocn, OF the Eighth, Ward, Is
doing slashing business in the restau-
rant line. On Saturday night his place
was crowded with customers. nh a. ts5l
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PRUsslSG's VINEGAR has been analysed
by the most prominent chemists in the
country and found absolutely pure. l"'
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AoRlxpmasquerade ball istQ be given
OF Afatamoras at an early day, which Will
be attended, 10y, 70 nuplber trnm this city,
Cockayne has been engaged 10 furnish
the music.
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A. ]. DlTMAx, tho enterprlsing Drug
.gist, corner Of Barclay street and Broad
way, n. Y, manufacturer and proprietor
OF "Dltman's Sea Salt" says!
] sell large quantities Of Giles Linlment
Iodide Ammonia. It Is the best prepa-
ration have seen in an experience OF
many years, and do not hesitate to recon.
mend it before any thing Of the kind 1
know Of. 1ia'W-
Sold by all druggists. Send for pamph,
let, ~ t'f ~ Hn ttA De, Gus, m
&. 800 West Broadway, u. Y. -
Trial bottles % cents. Logan, List 4 Co.,
1t,ssrs1 I,iJ C.Io,,o.,' ~ Co... No.,
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TEErU Ike orient pearls sctfn cushions Of rose,
A breath Ike the perfume The toilet bestogsi i !
Thse are charms TO win hearts when al other charm
But l .Ss2 can't be preserved Esoa. sozoDOsr. aid
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TRIMMED Hats in great variety ut speyel
Bros. u1i. 'l IF.rIrf,,.ssa ii4. ~ .
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Tar PAXTON FouSTAIS.--Arn nagtasEia
Ia. a Public PreSsSltdtion.- meetipgoi
The CITY Council held some weeks ago, a
communication was received from James
". Paxton, ESQ.,, statingthRt he desired to
nresent to the city n handsome public
fountain, which he had selected from q
number Of models shown him, and asked
that II thegift be accepted a site be chosen
for It without delay, so that 1t could be
nut up at once. The generous gift was
accepted with thanks, and, by an agree.
ment with the Committee on Soldiers
Monument, the site OF the monument was
changed from tho west 10 the north side OF
the Capitol Square, and the old site of the
monument was selected for the fountain.
A Joint committee OF three iron each
Branch, to which were added Mr..
Handlan, President OF the Second
Branch, and Mayor Sweeney, was
appointed to formally accept the
gtit. This committee consists Of the fol-
lowing gentlemen: Messrs. Logan,
Reeves and Waterhouse, OF the Second
Branch, and Messrs. Hall, Hoffman aud
| Wilson, Of the First Branch.
The fountain arrived early last week,
and force OF workman have since been
engaged, in the work OF erection which Mt
Ills expected will be complete some time
this week. 1t was generally understood
there would be formal presentation aud
acceptance OF the fountain when complete
ed, with interesting ceremonies, and for
the purpose OF making arrangements for
these ceremonies the Council Committee
held meeting at the city building on Sat
urday evening.
All the members OF the committee were
present except Mr.. Hall. His Honor Mayor
Sweeney presided. '.
The arrangements proper for so inter-
esting ceremony were discussed in an ln-
formal manner by the gentlemen present,
each one OF whom had some suggestions
10 make. Itwas finallyagrced that COM
mittee should be appointed 10 prepare an
address to Mr.. Paxton, conveying the
thanks OF the City Council and the citizens
Iof Wheeling for his beautiful gift and
Mayor Sweeney, Mcssrs Reeves, Hall and
Waterhouse were requested to prepare a
suitable paper, with the understanding
that it should be read by the Mayor upon
| the occasion OF the public ceremonies,
which viii probably take place in about
two weeks.
1.-The tlay, and Bishop Kahn, DR.. A. L. May
er, the Jewish,Rabbi, and Rev. DR.. ]; 4!
Mcclure, pastor of'tfie United Preshy-
lterian Church, will be invtedto particle
pate in the ceremonies.
The military OF the city, the German
Singing Societies and other organizations
will be invited and expected to take part
| in the exercises Of the day, which will no
doubt be very interesting and impressive.
Fiom the way the committee have gone to
work we imagine ihnt the display will be
a fine one, the ceremonies ut the fountain
will be interesting and appropriate, and
tile occasion, all things considered, one
long to be remembered by our citizens.