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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-05
A WEST POINT CADETSHIP.

The following letter. which will DO OF interest to
the citizens OF the Tenth Congressional district has
bcnn sent 10 the HERALD by Mr.. Hewitt for pubca-
tiou -
desire to make known TO the residents of the Tenth
Congregational district that vacancy win occur In
United states Military Academy At West Point By tho
thence In juno VI Cadet Beach, who
appointed by mo. after q competitive exsmin ation
The resnlt In hts having Ucen satisfactory,
shall eer Domin to the candidate who
rrgAraed best qualified by the gentlemen whom shall
conauct the examlnston OF those who
may present themselves tor compc tition. Tho examn
will be held the Collage OF the CITY OF Now York
of Lexington avenue and Twentrthrd street.
Saturday. Octobor IL, at ten \. N.
The admission OF cadets is between seventeen
years Candidates must be at least I'VE
in height. and free from aeform disease
which render than unht TOR military service
They bo we'll vcrssd In writing. including orthog
Han grammar descriptive geography narticularfy Of
our country Of the history the Unitod
who actual residents OF district
will apply BY letter onlv addressed No. lie
son Hv.nne, stating name, address, aud
and unless otherwise notihed will report exsmip son
~ the sime sma piscs Ascvs spscncd:
SErT 4. 1879 AbHAN. \. hEWITr. -
81 the Tenth District r.
Tho Tenth Congressional district comprises that
portion OF the ely which lies between Foaresnth and
Eighty. sixth streets east OF tho Third avcnuc,
Guiding Blackwsps Island ana also the space between
Fourteenth aud Twsnty.sxth streets east OF tho
Fourth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-05
KEARNEY DENOUNCED IN NEWARK.

Turn Hall, Newark, was packed with morocco
drssscrs yesterday afternoon, who his back At shs
California sandlot crater, Dennis Kearnoy, with tell
ing severity. There were about six hundred
Of Them, oil employees OF q. Nueent Il
Co, morocco manufacturers. In tho course
Of his talk Monday night Ksarrcy,
Inspired By some discharged omploye, as is said,
made some bitter reference TO the above firm. the
yesterday, to the number stated held u meeting
and adm In tsterod koarney singing rebuKe. Thomas
Johnson called the mceting to order, denounced
Ksarnoy as "a fraud and a calnmnistor" James NC
Taguc, The president OF the mcetiuy spoke in hiSn
sulogy OF Mr.. christopher Nugent, The head 81 the
Hrm, evoking enthusiastic applause. committee
depafsnsnt 10 Nueents very extsnssvs fGctory, and
shs committee, alter a brief aosencs, returned and
reported a OF resolutions Indorsing the opn-
ion Of Archbishop Purceil's organ-tbat Kssrnoy Is
"a lived blackausrd' and expressing earnest and
strong disspprebasion Of Ksarnsys language and
conduct
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-05
FOREIGN PORTS.

AsxAroLss, Ms. Aug ao--,'ienred. bark LsIlaw tBr,
B~"ros. h. Aug Arrived. ship H,ss Ksnnsy tBr,.
s Ssi ~, s,.s
es & o :.Iss a
~. Il: & sss Has'a c'' a'~i''
IN: fss.;;s sch, uu.
ss: :ss & s.s ss:., I
. y. An: , h.. n:y, ,,n ; Wood,
CsArHAn. Nh. Aug 3i.Arrivsd, bArks Baltic Wos),
c,ss. Ss s. p. ;: ..- s:.s%'s sss
9lsr ss.rsr ars.' Ym.on,n; T,,sd.n sSo,,: 0.'o''.
cssssa si. s.it fss;s.. 70 Der. Rcsp Tcvsh.m
ns,rsourr; T. Sep. s-s.llsa ors wi'~eI'. Glover,
DiaSr. NJ Aug 9v-Arrivrd rigs Ellen I'D. Burns.
asvssX Aug soxrssd srs wsn. BSs.r Port
s:s AIS T m.s. ss !; ' n::Is xss
:s 4. FEY. @ s; g: s:;:
.sS1 aa ss.@ .fs s ss:s ''' Ne.
.,y,. s:g g armv's .ssr N.,.s rc,n fA%:a.
ssa July Ss. S.,.. ds
L;.s. s.%:sn 'sr p,iv';. DO 1s,s
KnoS DE- no gsy:,; acosl,n: Do 80. -.
!. SS !1as srs cv ,:.
Scanned JBr,. Hjeistrom Tor 40. DO; Auersts Wilhelm
Inc (Gerl for do, 10.
MAsLs Aas ie--ln pors ship White Rose ,Dr, for New
Yovk 49,
N OF Hatteras -
fisAcuA July ssailed. tssts Bysdc tNer,. Christian
son. New York; goth. stormy Petrol lDr), Head. do
Qrssxc sept 2-Arrved. steamer Manitobsa lBr) Me-
GALL al ship Dunrobin Castle tbr Mime. Dun
dec eahs Ocean child B tdwsrcs Po,t Msdoo Eve
dom dom sss :Sis cis; sssr..i No. wl:ss sS
Below I'd. DArks DiYcnta tBr Kaiser. from 0loucos-
SIns ,Br' Whse,er from Llsneiiy. 's o'
on Ns.i. ID sbs Midas cBr, Mcrhsson from Picsou for
Montreal.
snAsoIAl. Aus sailed. steamer asrdon Castle tBp,
In pors Aug 0, bark Hsyda Brown Hsvensr. for -,
ldg. 49,
ST JAao. Aag .xs--Arivsd brig Isaac Howisnd Sou.
mod," BsranquuA. -
sAouA Aug DIP por, bark Jc.,e Mildred Dow briss
Saeus Monday; Harry virhca. Bcrnard; Urbit. Thomp-
aud Eliza Seevens Rich: schrs tima Head stfcus
and Pedro Grau, GARDNER ell Idg for OF HAttcraa
~ Jons Nh sept 2-Arrivcd ship Ruby (brl. Raymond
81 Msrys Bay schr Cbaies scAmmeii tBrj smith, Nosh
esfed Id brig omoIs tBr. Ksrr Bansry; scbr vcrss'
Tinir July p--Errved schr Msry svan. San Frsncsce
sailed July o. ship Herald Of tho Morning. Towne
sydney. .A..s'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-05
NAVAL INTELLIG ENCE.

MOVEMENTS OF THE CoNsTELLATroN-oID ORDERS.
WAsHISarox. Sept 4. 1873.
The United States practice ship Constellation, from
New BEDFORD, Mass, II. s. Howison commanding
sailed tho "a ins,. for the Chesapeake Bay.
ORDERS
Lieutenants Andnsw C. McMecbnn, william H.
jacques and Jumss II. Dayton, Ensign Austen Ne
Knight, Passed Assistant Paymaster stephen Rand,
Jr, Cadet Midshipmsp John h. Fillmore. Peter B.
Bibb, Spencer r.. B. Biddie, Hsraio H. Hooke,
Thomas s. Rogers and John }. Knapp
and Gunner Charles II. AcGruder are ordered
TO the Quinnebaug 1T League Island, Pa, Carpenter
George Z. Anderson Is ordered 10 The training ship
Minnesota at New York. Sailmaker John j. Byrno
ordered the receiving ship Franklin 81 Norfolk.
Va Lieutenant Commander Charles W. Kennedy Is
detached from the Naval Academy and ordered to the
Quin psbuug executive Lseutcnapt Charles @. Corn
well detached from Palos, Aslatic squadron, on
the reporting Of his relief ana granted leave for one
year. lieutenhnt Edward W. Bridge 10 detached from
the Navy Yard, League land, ana ordered to the
Quinuebaug. Master Joseph Hunscker Is de-
tachcd from the receiving ship ST. Louis and
ordered to the QuEnebsug. Surgeon Daniel NC
Murtrie 10 detached from tho eceivng ship ST. Louis
and ordered to the Quiunebaug. Assistant surgeon
Jaurcs NJ Murray Ii detached f0m the receiving ship
Colorado and ordered TO the lQuipnebaug. Acting
Joshua Keen 10 del ached from the ira In
tns ship Minnesota and ordered 30 the Quinnebauk.
Aellrg Sa,maksr 0sorRs p. BarIes is detached from
The receiving snip FrSnkiin and efdsrcd 10 the Quin-
nebaug. IA n, re m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-05
NoBrH ATLANTIC SQUADRON.

Admiral Trepchard, VINO has been IN command o.
the North Atlantic squadron during tho past two
years. Saturday last hauled down hts coiors from
tho flagship Plymouth. lying on the foot Of Twenty
third street, North RIVER ana turned the vessel over
tho temporary OF Captain Tillsbrown, Of the
Powhatan. THIS transfer Of authority is duo to tho
fact that Admiral iron 10 about TO retire from
the squadron, as bis limo Inns expired. HIS retire
greatly regretted by all the men in tho squad
rop who have learned to think very highly of MIN.
Admiral Trenchard's successor Ia Admiral John G.
Howell WIN hosted bis flag on the United states tsndsr
rorure Al Arlington Monday. His flag will soou DO
tran scrrcd 10 the Powhattan, which Is undergo
ing extensive repairs ~ the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
When rendered thoroughly ssawortAy the Powhatsn
tended cruise to the WIndwArd ISLANDS. Admiral
HowslPs stan is posed OF ths following oficers:-
Powhatap, Captain Thomas .. Tiiisbrown; Lsateu-
apts. Frederick II. Paine and B.-H Hucksnuham V
Fleet Surgeon, John 7. Taylor; Fleet Marine Olcer
Henry J. Blshop; Fleet Paymasser, G. p W ailach /;
Fleet Engineer, David q. MAlcomb
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-05

vALpARArso Juiy Arrived ship Lofty (3usu. Nnson
coronei: ux 2 bark Andre tFrl. Omns San Frnncsc,
Sailed Juy ~, bark Rentenberg lBp. sntt lquayue "
load for View York; 10Th ship Independence Ssron''
tquiQus.
Cssrsd July 70. bark Kohaan ossr, Iquiaus to ioed
= nitrate York
YoxonAxA. Aug l7-sAlsd previously. stssmsrs Nes'
ienohshirr ORR for New York. &c DALEY Of Lcne tprI
Mcdonald, 90 do: sooloo. Allen, Manila: enristts.
: ard. Hskodadi
In port Aug II. ship cArissa Carver. Dow for saH
Francisco; bark Obsd Baxt-r Baxter. tor New YORK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-05
10 SAVE HER LIFE.

reese Hssln, who hvcs at No. l,9s7 Third avenue,
paid visit last night to the OF Anton Guisippc,
Second avenue. between Ninety-cghsh and Ninety
ninth streets. quarrel arose between shcm sad
Giuseppe drew n kuiis and attempted TO stab the
wsmnE. To ESCAPE the deadly assault she jumped
from second story window TO The Kroand seri.
ousiy ipJurss. Tho unfortunate woman was removed
to the Nne,ynintn street Hospital aud her sssslsnt
house Jealousy Is supposed 10 have led the quar-
nj
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-05

before reported ashore Block Island rsaned 1t New
port ~ Sept B. The tight and apparently has
received damage.
naltnors r~nors Aug ~. whom In Chesapeake BAY say
soout 1 catks OF tobacco the ana picked
mp eight OF them. No marks visible ON tns casks
scmn HAxxAn BUELL.. ireland. for Philsdsphia, In
gong out rnm the wharf NJ Newport the I'd e"ltdcd
With schr Absn tho latter sjibbccm aad
stsvEx IN ner own stern boat badly
SLooP CLIO Kelly. from Vineyard Haven. struck
rock near Great Rock Of Hyann ashore I'd Inst
on the Oats 1T tho latter place and bilged
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-05
STRIKING. CooPERS..

Sixty men engaged in making new sugar barrels In
Paul Weldm ans establishment in North Third street.
Williamsburg, struck work yesterday on . demand
for nm increase OF cent per barrel In their
v.Ses A commtttes waited on Mr.. Weidmnn
and made the demsnd, and In reply he said he could
not afford IT, but II he could get an extra cent from
the purchasers they should hnvo It, Ho made applt-
TO tho rs1nerss for whom he made barrels and
they nimously refused pay tho advance and he
no notified tho committee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-05
pnrcAUrIoNs AGAINST TROUBLE.

The reserve OF the entire downtown police force
was on duty during the night and held in resdi-
moss to- meet any rotous proceedings on
the part Of tho horse car drivers Detectives who
had been among tho reported TO tho authorities
last even ing that there disposition among many
dryorp TO create trouble should any new men be On
guaed BY the various railroad companies at the new
scaleo wages Acting upon the Information thus so-
ccved police captains ordered the entire police
force on duty at once, thsugh the trouble may rot
reach crisis several duyF. m ta' -f
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-05
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.
ApmrAxr AT THE MILITARY AcAprMY--THz
HAMMOND CASE

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HxRALD.l
WASHINGTON, Sept T. 1878.
Lieutenant Frank Michier, Fifth cavalry. who was
recently relieved IS aide-ds-camp Of General Scho-
Gsid has ordered adjusant at the West Point
Military Academy. relieving Major Hall. Tenth
infantry. This detail gives Lieutenant Mohler. who
10 OF General Micher Of the Corps OF Engineers,
the rank and pay Of sjor while he holds this po-
stion.
hammond CASE.
Major Asa Bird Gardner. Judge Advocate,
United States Army, 10 relieved from duty
Reoorsr or the Court, ordered TO assemble 1t West
Point at tho CONCLUSION OF the Court to examine into
the Fitz John Porter csss 10 reexsmine and report
upon tho evidence VIII ich mr.. w. A. Hammond, cx-
Surgeon General OF the Army, was dismissed In 1854
II Is believed that Colonel Guido n. Leber who has
lust been detailed professor OF Law VI Fest Point
will DO recorder In the Hammond case. Major Gard
will be ordered 10 duty IN the department Of Dl-
kotn on conclusion OF tho Porter case.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-05
FEVER STRICKEN SCHOOL.

Doctor Bodins, whom Governor Mcclellan author
izsa 10 Wait Reform School at Jsmssburg, NJ j.,
has nsds hisrsport II says that the disease which
appeared among tho scholars WIS typhoid lever Of
mild type IL pcgsn In the early part OF July and
due to tainted drinking water and the OF sewer
Gas IN the building The average number OF inmates
Ne 2sO of which 70 we're aud showed ey ptoms
of the disease OF those ~, 81 In the hospital
and "a IN the convaicscent ward. Only Two deaths
had occurred 'f"f r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-05
WHALEMEN.

"a Sec Arriv ais IT this port.
Below Now Bedford Sept g. schr Pedro varcs. Brcnton
last reported Western Ground with $50 bhs sp oil
Arrived A. Marion sept 8; sehr Admiral Biaks: iiaha-
with $50 bbls OIL kspots spoke. Aug 80. schr
MARY Currsn. Dyer. Provncetown with 90 bbs oil
and $40 backnsh ot: Oracle Parker. MArstop. oil
last reported.
spotsn-Aus s. LAT 80 N Ion ~ 30 W. shin Locade ~
Of New Bedford. cutting in whale had 500 bills oil
board
Aug 81. lat IS 49, lon - 81 schr Antarctic Bell Of
P.ovtncetown $40 bbls this soAsop.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-05
rARRxLL's COUP p'ErAT.

Farrell, acting a the representative OF the en-
ployes OF tho Second Third Fourth and Sixth Avenue
railway companies visited Mayor Ely yesterday tor
tho purpose oil nquirng whether tho ordinance coud
polling car drivers to take out licenses would DO en-
forced. Tho Mayor promptly gave instructions 10
Captain Walsh of the Ordinance police, 10 see that
the provisions Of the ordinance were strictly carried
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-05
DECISION OF THE BOARD TO REBUILD TIE
JUHIATA.

NORFOLK, Va, Sept 4, 1875.
Naval Constructors Thomas wsbbv-oi tho Brook
lyn yard, and Philip Hichboru, Of tho Philadelphia
yard, and Commander John j. Rood, Of tho Bureau
OF Construction At Washington, nave arrived here
for duty members oil board consisting
of tho three officers first named and Naval
Constructor George r. Bousch, 10 consider the cond
ton OF the Junata. The Board have determined ~
recommend that she DO rebuilt, which means TO con-
ssruct entirely new ship. Her salts, sfsars &C.,
will be placed board In few days and the Juniata
towcd around TO League Island, where the work Will
be done.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-05
SAILED.

Steamer, Ioaud (Bv, for London Victoria (Br Do
Acrrs tr) Liverpool Lsor sdor tPr,, Hsvre Santiago
Cabs Havana; Herman Livurwou. Savannah; Oh am
pion Charleston bark Louise Iubcks (Nor), Hsmbure
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-05
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs nA,
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONH.
i Bar sTher. STATE NJ
SrpL L. Hour jIncA Deg. 4 Wind.l Weather.
PORT OF NEW YORK. SEPT. A, 1878.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED ny THE HERALD sr.AM YACHTS AND HERALD
wuIrEsToyE .,xLEGRAPH LINE

REPORTED ny THE uERALp STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wuIrEsToSE .,xLEGRArH LINE
s,..m.- Rival. mr., Mckatchie, London Aug n, with
mdse and lis passengers H.ndsr.on grosthsLs Aug
e e SsA " siS':
sss. :sns; s s.y.
Or, ssssS II a s;s no ''' &C. British
I :. H s.S,: Aug e S,.h
%S,s sas 81
ho Ia q q s 1ss = p:'s
ss
si s.s s s.l sh s:.s s:i sn..
i ISsr a. IS ION S. whaling sehr Mary Sim
Ssssmsr Hutchinson. rallos Now Orleans Aug 2s With
m S;ss .n 'S s.asiscs Wilmington. NC days.
s.enmsr Aitsm.rIe bs Ls DEL with mdss to the
Old Dominion Steamship Co.., ou-. ,uor,..- An
a. Bark (, e Sa,s. 70 I s.sSan
Bark oydns tNor Jensen sllIosh July 81 in balla'sI
Bar. Snf sn.aass o Bu.t.rd Dundee SO ballast
70 B ssRn.m a. p.y.on B... July ballast.
ss Is dsy With
Z. yS :s s ,. Cd "a
. o'. .sSsss q q
S:an.:, 5.r e. AL A.,
yss.s sss days. With bar,
ssrh Hmprc.ia TNor) bsrrossn Dsntn 80 days. in bal
s.'t eyssS.r o.und Sro..as q s.y; Il
BARK N scuweigaard tNor). johnson. Santsnder 30
DAYS in ballast 81 Punch. Edve & 90.
bark Henry Knight of Camdonl Middcton. hAnt enaer
AZ dnys With iron order tsel TO II Loud Co
Bark Tommy DER, holtx Bordeaux 80 days, IN ballast
Bark Ibis Sawyer Brsnswick. o. DAYS. wish lumber
Brig Solario tof ChArlottetown. PEn NC Loco bAhis
H. g, Sm Z. 0" ''hr F'''n''
BSir Emily tBr]. Is assn. Belize, Hon. II days. with
sua ar and ogwood to Vim J OK & o..
Brtr Sullivan, Perry Trinidad (CubA). via Delaware
"a days. with usOasses TO Born
storf Co; vessel 10 Miller 4 HouRhton. .
Schr Addic Vessels smith. AspinwAl 2S DAYS, Win
cocoa nuts &c, to Vessels. - 80
Schr j Gamewsn, Wsnver. Pensacola ~ days. with
Son Co.
stores to II d Bruce 4 Co. 1857 -,
Schr Il Glover Davis. Georgetown, so. dsys with
naval stores Doner Potter Coz vosSel to Il url-
Schr j Phsro. soper, Richmond.
sch- Lille A Warford. Bailey, Virginias
Schr John Tey<sy wheatiey, Virginia.
Schr h Oiypbsnt Smax, virRfnin. = tt.
Schr d $ Mill -, scuil. Virginia
s sehr T Nar,s asss Bssy vrsin,.
achr Alvarez, toanson. virgtain
schr j A Crawford. Hnllock 0eorgotown, DC.
Schr J Harris. Hawkins. 5eorgetown. DC. ~,
Hchr ITsuristta Simmons. uodfroy. Gsorgetown. DC.
Schr " n Hopkins. Bush GeorRetown. DC 10 bound
to New. Haven,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-05
SPOKEN.
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

Ship Flying Foam tB). Lang. from st John. NIB. for
Liverpool date hat ~ 80 on So % (by steamer Mer
al ia uort
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-05
THROUGH nELL-GArE.
BOUND SOUTH.

q
steamer E,ssx<s. J.hnsos. Porsrzhd~sor Hs~ Fork /.
with udse and passengers 10 Amos
Seamcr city Of Fchburx. Klts. New Bedford Tor New
York with mdss and passergers TO navitng Davis
ship yorktown new 1864 tonO. Blair, Bath. VI" Fort
lana, for Now YORK. .
Schr Lady Antrim, Cartor, warsham for New York
achr X Foster, Robinson. vinHthaven for Now York.
schr q L Daboii dhshermsnh Sackstt. Nantucket for
New York - -
Schr Geo Temple Cishcrmsn), Rogers, Nantucket for
schr Storm Chsld nsherman) johnson. Nantucket for
Now York.
Sehr l. L Hamcline, Smith. Previdenccfor Nov York.
sehr VI Freeman. EIdridge Providence for New York
Schr Jos TALL. Hamilton. fortl and. Ct, for New iort
schr Simpson ~ ahonoy. brtdxsnois tor New York
schr a q Pease. Hill. II srtford for New fork-
Schr Quickrep, Hutchinson. New Haven Tor View York
Schr Danle Mc1ris, Hanson, New Haven tor Now York
schr Henrietta, Smith. New Haven for Now York
Schr A Is Perry. Look. New Haven fer Baltimore.
schr Ida, Palmer, Stamford for New York: .
schr Orlando Smhb. Ferris, Portchester for NcwYork
BOUND FAST.
Steamer Bolivcr .Geer New York for Now London and
Norwich. :, -
schr Annie RUSSELL Strickland. New York for Portland
Schr Carrie w. Fean1ay. Now York for fsooshbay.
Schr Phil rid Lndsley. New YORK for Taunton
Schr Burnett, Rasnussen. Hobnken Tor Providonce
schr W r Elmer. Tibble, hoboken TOR Providence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-05
NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM new YoRx ron TIE MONTH
skPrxuBER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-05
WEATHER REPORT

HoLYHEAp.> Sept 4-wind NE. gentie barometer 30.
rLrxourH. Sept <-wind r. moderate barometer 81
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-07-12

tHsF fattB taA ssTNss.sf1i asz8
II yl8k .oatou
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-07-12

TIyHE. UNDERSIGNED BRds LEAVE
Il TO inform the public that he now
prepared. with the most approved machinery,
to eink Aftesian Wells In any part Of the state
on the ehortest notice l aAA e4 4- " =,
All orders or communications on the sub
tect address tt Oatoon n Palmer. BATH
Mountain. will ceive prompt attention.
tas--4llnAA ~ l9tlA q, 3. L CAHOON
Battle Mountain. 0ctoberp ts7s' IT
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-21

Bu1ArRELocAA-The Belmont Glass
Works shnt doWn.temporArily for repairs
tomorrow. The blast furnace blows
out to-day to give the employees s sum
met recreation.
Excitement ran high yesterday noon
10 the vicinity Of the Pofterheld House
on the appeafance 10 that quarter Of the
mGjestic form Of Mr.. orllnds Archer, the
City Marshal. Il seem that . malicious
woman, named Mrs. Martin, reading
opposite the Porterfeld House, had for
lie last few months made \ specially
Of throwing DIAL, garbage and other
kitchen refuse into the yard before the
neighbors doors, &c. &c, to vent 4 petty
spiie,a s Il seems. Its, however, presum.
ed that she hereafter will profit BY the
stern warning received, and ALLOW peace
and quietness again TO predominate In
the neighborhood.
Edwin Oven, boot and shoe maker,
who left here q short time ago 10 pay .
visit 10 relations in Pittsburgh, returned
10 this place again 10 resume his old yo-
cation. At the time OF his leaving, the
BellAire correspondent Of the Wheeling
Register stated that Mr.. Oven was com.
PEELED to abounce" to escape payment Of
numerous unpaid bills, DC, which, to say
the least, was q Igross fabrication
Mr.. J. c. Bascoe, 8 local freight con-
ductor on the G. & P. r. r., was seriously
injured here last Wednesday, late At
night, by falling into . ditch while on his
way 10 the caboose. He was taken TO his
home at Newark, o, yesterday morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-21
The Paris Exhibition.

This is what Minister Noyes says about
the Paris Exhibition:
As for the Exposition it is a great one
In certain respects. There Is not the
space in the grounds Of the Paris Exbi-
bi,ion 10 make such a display as We made
At Philadelphia. Yet in certain respects
The Paris folks are in advance Of Us. 10
fine arts this Exposition Is grand-prob-
ably never surpassed. The United States
exhibit is not very large compared with
that OF other nations, but 1t is good. The
appropriation by Congress was too small
and our commissioners have been ham.
pered; but Gen. Mccormick has done won.
ders, nevertheless. he has certainly made
the most OF the means at hand, and the
energy be exhibited when he got TO work
rather surprised people e there. In
viewing the main Exposition building
from the Trocadero on the crest OF the
slope which is across the Seine, the vision
meets q great collection Of small, il.look.
ing sheds, which seem to occupy ground
that should have been planted with trees
and s~hrubbery and flowers. This is an
ugly blot. Then there are no long reaches
Of ~promenades and drives such IS We have
in Paramount Park. England has almost
as large 4 show as France, and Japan Ia
making a wonderful exhibit. but little
smaller, II any. 0neieature Of the United
States exhibit Is a fine one, and that is
already highly proftable-that is heavy
machinery, agricultural and woodwork
log. Cincinnati has introduced = machine
Of the latter kind that is attracting uni
verssl attention by its novelty a5d supe-
fiority, and thousands have already been
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-21

MARRIAGE OF MIS- sHusK.-The mar.
riage Of Mrs. Skunk, daughter Of Judge
Jere Black, to Mr.. Hornsby Of Louisville
took place at York, Pa, yesterday. Mrs
Skunk is 3 lady Of about IS. with the
"society gray" hair that is 30 much ad-
mired when accompanied by bright eye'
and a fresh complexion. Her eyes are
dark, nose straight, mouth small, but
firmly decisive. She is Of medium
height. She is one oil the few women te
whom the word brilliant can be properly
applied. A better taIker, a wittier wo
man or one who Is more NJ eOurG't II
public affairs it would be hard to find
She il = favorite child Of Judge Black's
He has often said that II was a great pit!
that she was not & man, because she is
better lawyer than he is. With all heI
Intellectual wealth Mrs. Skunk ia skill
cd and fascinating society lady. It hal
been her custom TO spend her winters a
Washington, and it was here that she me
Mr.. Horusby. She used to divide atien'
ton at the hotel where che stopped viii
Mrs. General McFeely, Of the army. Mrs
McFeely Is one Of the handsomss. ladiei
Of medium life that visits Washington