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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-12-19

Part splashes upon window glass can
be- ca.ily removed by a strong solution
Of soda.
New linen may De embroidered more
eafi.y ~ rubbing 20 ov.r with fine whit
oar &c prevents the thread, from
cracking.
To Clean Ra.sins, ip5 them with a
dry towel. Never wash them, for IL will
make cakes orpud lungs betvy.
Two ounces of T. rmsngluat. % r.-
t.s-.t 'h.oen into c.stcIu wal render
the foulest water sweet and pure.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-12-19

HoSEyCoMD PuppISo.-Take one.
half cup -four. one.half cup sugar, one
half cup New Orleans mofasses. half tea.
spoonful salt. one dessert spoonful soda
dissolved IN water. one ounce butter.-
Beat the volks of four eggs very light.
and mix all together Bake in a butter.
ed dish threc.quarters of an hour. not
too quickly. Serve hot.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-12-19

II your mule or horse has bots or col.
&c, and The bots always produce colic)
give him from one 10 three TABLESPOONS.
ful Of chloroform, and from one.half 10
one pint Of castor oil and note how quick
he will get we'll. Cut this out and try
IT. AM you may save the life Of a valua.
bic animal some day.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-12-19

When the voice is lost, as is sometimes
the case, from the effects Of cold. a sim
pie, pleasant remedy il furnished by beat
ing up the white of one egg, adding to
il the juice Of one lemon, and sweeten-
ing with white sugar TO taste. Take n
tcasPoonful from time % time.
II brooms are wet IN boiling suds once
n week they will become very tougb.
"ill not cut . carpet, will last much lon.
ger, and always sweep like a new broom.
To WAsB DfsHEs.-ff, before wet.
ting greasy dishes, they are sprinkled
with corn meal or rubbed off with small
whisk broom kept for that purpose and
dipped IN a dish Of corn meal. il will
leave the dish water much cleaner and
nicer for washing other dishes. The
meal with which they are rubbed is not
wasted, as 1t IS just as good for the pigs
or chickens.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-27
JOHN BANNING's ARREST
Mr.. Bergh Wants hia Tried without n Jury
and then FInds the (hnrre GroundIcss

John Banning. driver on tho Dutch Kills
and Hunters Point Railroad, arrested Jan "a on
charge Of cruelty to animals preferred by the Mcs,rs
Henry Bergh uncle ami nephew The complaint charged
that Banning While ifrtatcd had repeatedly struck one
OF his horses upon the head with log and otherwise
maltrea him. Al a preliminary hearing before Jus
tee D,lchantv In Long Island city Mr. Bergn became
much excited. aud objected IN decided terms to the prs
nncr request 10 nave trini by ury Insisting unt hc
should he tried AZ A. the AFFIDAVIT which the
arrest was made only upon Information and he let
and not upon actual knowledge the Justice unwil
ng 10 take the responsibility ot dung What Mr. Rergh
desired The prisoner then allowed to gave bail
an ear ON Feb. ~ In the mean time The kyrgh, Ascer
tanned thlt Banning hal teen guy " cruelty what
ever The whole thing had been misfcpresrnted by a
relative o lis with whom he has had ilto uty. Nan
ninr enjoys excellent character At The uire % the
company. BAnmng Appeared before justice Dclrhnnty
yesterday morning aud HnNpusiy awaited his
None came H. their place came uicssenger who ia
formed the Court that the BrrLhs Withdrew thcir
ella yes. and Banning was thereulun discharged lie
has lost several dtts work and DE expressed int
ii a. u against kctgls ~ uamugea
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-27
Taxpayer. Who Wan. to save Money.

Tho Brooklyn Common Council are seeking a
suitable place Tor Che Fourth District Court OF williams
hur,h Yesterday morning Alderman Fctry and ot, rs
yi-cI the rlulth street. police station ByeNrcndng sonc
s1t'l ~ 49, ihoushta nnr room tor the court could Ia
construct M The o the police siatrn Then the
payers vino were present called attention e. the lar1e
ht ir thc 'ire Department hea fttr.. ADJOINING the
station. uui whl,i owned l' a. city. ,Atiu- that %
wa ar-'r ihih any r14rt r' ~ tue CITY, and woul
nlt require Hn outlay of more than rlHi o. On BE- for
rHucY luf tbs objected o. on the TlrA that tho
olerrs ui the Forty cyenth X, sim, nt who IL SAIL.
Use the room 90 question: ~ ui club room ami place
FIJI" social giihcrins would object AMI perhaps bee me
more earnest u their cuu"tNor. 20 have Hrmory
erected ter them Tile tnIaylrs led that half the
rooms tn aruurY O' the furty-seYcufh Regiment.
which niJuu. the Fire Department headquarters
cuutnd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-27
MINY nAQrEsrs no cnAnlrIrs.
Tho Institutions Named In Mrs. Emily Grace
Nnthhn's WIN.

The will OF Mrs. Emily Grace Nathan. the
widow Of benjamin Nathan. who was mysteri-
ousiy murdered few years ago. has been Of
forod Tor probate 1t is dated on the "a of Jan
uary. 1875 and begins 10y directing that no
monument other than simple head aud foot
stones shall be- put on her grave The money
requests are 81 COO 10 each Of her sisters in law
Miriam, Judah. aud Clara Nathan: $1,000 - tho
B'nai Jcshurun Ladies' Benevolent Society
81 600 to tie Institution for the lmproved In
klruction II Dfnf Mutrs; g 900 10 the Woman 5
Hospital. 1000 b. the Nursery ana Child'S
CATION Shearith Israel. to be distributed in
rhartY The tosHtrN further directs tn0t her
houses, 20 and 81 Bedford street DO sold. and
lint One-hAlt OF the proceeds he given 10 the
Hebrew Orphan Asylum. aud the other half Ia
tho Mount sinai Hospital once uNrtcr tu be- de-
voted to the purchase. In Benjamin Nathan X
name, 81 a perpetual bed. and the rest 10 be
used 10 assist patients when leaving the iusti-
luton, Tue rest Of her estate is t. be divided
uren IS 70 huVo the income from one part.
Amer thair death tho principal goes To their
Children Another clause If tho viii directs
that should any Of hor children iutcrmnrry with
any person not born in or protesting the He
brew lhlth, the share OF her estate set apart for
that child shall be divided among tho other
Children. The chiidrcn Of tho testntor are
Harmon' Frcderick Washington, aud Julian
Nathan. and Mrs. Lucien Moss, SIR. Menloz
estate Il valued AT il5OD,OOO. Tho executors Of
tue Will arc Harmon aud Frederick Nathau.
IIncien Moss, Mendez Cohen. and Albert Car
dozo.
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HI. Third A,t.m,, M su,c,d.

Troy. Feb. 2G.-Charles Burchard while in n
Nc OF Jealousy, attempted suicide BY shooting lie has
not lived happily with HI, Wlie some time and tins l.,
the thrd attempt ut seliesructOn lie Will probably
recover,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-27
PENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
GktAT TKUNk LINK
AND UNITED STATES NAH. ROUTE

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
on AMI after Jan ~, 1874
Trans leave New York. DcsbrOs..s and COrtlan AZ
streets Ferries. follows
ENpess for Harr-burg Pittsburgh the West and SoutH
with Pulmun Palace Cars attached, At A. ~. D AMI
SHl 7. VI daily.
For wihani-port Lock Haven. Cory AMI Prize ats ~
i NJ, connecting At CORY for ntus,ule. Petroleum
Centre. AMI the Oil Regions Wiiamsport and Lock
Haven. - A. NJ
Baltimore. Washington, and the South. Limited Wash.
ington Expires ot Pullman Paror cars dny, except
sunday 10 A. arrive Washington II l.. VI. Kcgu.
lar At 4 90 AMI = 20 A. VI, and 10 = W. sunday.
go A. VI ami 10 NJ. For Baltimore. I +. NJ, except
sunday
Express Tor Philadelphia $50 : 80 s2o . 40 Ln,itei
II A NJ. l. g 80. 4. ,. q. $50. 80 and 10 T. " sun
dAy, ami - \ NJ - g. = 80. 30. aud 10 l. NJ lint
grant and secuul class : 30 T. 4
BuHts u "Brousiyu AuneN' connect with all through
trains at Jersey city. aforiing speedy and direct
transfer for BrOoklvu travel
Trans From Pittsburgh. 65O 1870 4 VI. 10 10
4. VI daily. 1904 6.2D +. daily. except Monday.
FROM Washington ami Baltimore 80 4 NJ . ., , 30,
80, i9lof. NJ sunday. Is - A NJ, amt 1910 = "
From Philaic iphia $50 Oh. so. 10 80 II 80 A. ~
500 40 q 20. -, and 1910 T. N sunday, ASH
. 50 lOil II 80 A. VI IN. 10 10 7, NJ.
Ticket uiiceS h1d aud ga Broadway, Astor HOUSE.
and foot Of DcshruSsss CortAndt SITS Court It. and
Brooklyn Annex Depot foot of Fulton II. BROOKLYN.
~. ih AMI llS liui-un IT.. Hohoken; Depot jersey
Guy hmigram iicket ONCE, Battery place.
FRANK THOMSON. l.. +. FARMER
Manager. PASSENGER AGENT
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STEAMBOATS, mo RallrJIoA

METRoPOLITAN ELEVATED RAIL
st. nearest point wall - icrry Cortandt st. near
est point tor Jersey City aud Communpaw ferries Park
place nearest point Tor Post once city Hall ami
barclay Il. terry to lloboken; Chambers st. nearest
point Tor Payonia and Erie Railroad errN: Franklin Il
Grand st. nearest points Tor Desbrosses " Jerry To
Jersey CITY. BceCker It, 9Th st. nearest points
Tor Christopher II terry n Hoboken i4th st
Nearest point TO Union Square and Lyceum Thea
tres Academy of Music, Irving and rammany Halls
2Jd st-Nearrst point 10 Booths ST James. AMI Park
Theatres Grand Opera Hou>e. 6tlmore's Garden, Ma.
some Temple. and jersey city ferries 33i st-NeareN
point - standard. Broadway and Ffth Avenue Theatres
AGuauu!n. ami san Francisco Minstrols al ton.
meets with New YORK Transfer Co.'S cabs TOT Grand Cen
trs Depot hslh u ant a3i ~ AMI 18th Nearest
point. Tor Central Park. Trains Will run 10 iSih IT. amt
ufh For uptown trans take east side stations For
downtown trains take west side stations Fare -
cent? eNccptbetwecn the hours OF 81 and "a " and
ani7P NJ when the fare Is cents Connects with the fol
lowing horsecar lines Al Rector st. with cars for South
terry at Grand II. with Tor beSbr1sses and East
Grand st. ferries, ~ Bleecker st. with
vest 18Th st with Christopher and East lOth
= ferries ~ IAN It. With car, Tor West Gh AMI Ka
23l and san II ierres. at sd Il. with Wee
hawken Jerry, At 30h st. with cars OF Belt Line Rat
road Trains will run to 5stn 81 and 9th and 53i st
and 9Th ay. alternately.
WIN r. GARRISON President
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-27

PoUGHKEEIsIE. n. Y. Prh. 26.-Rlwnrd Hall
AMI William George the alleged Greene COhnty bond
forgors. arraiguei In the Cstskin Court today
when. GA motion ut counsel the Court allowed time Tor
the examination Of new indictments just found AMI the
case Will probably be put over the term.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-27
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
Anttlon qOiu,s.

-NUIIIUW lIUIWt5.
EXFrUTOR's SALE
II On TIlB PREMISES. 2T2, 2Tt. AND 27B SOUTH
30 ST. PHILADELPHIA "A,
BTiIDiNG. STOCK AND F1NrERIS
TO CLOSE THE PARTNERSHIP ACCOUNT or r "a.
A WRIGHT NANUFACrt RERS or PERFUMES
AND TOILET SOAPS.
MONDAY MORNING. MARCH J. AT 10 O'CLOCK
The building IL but Ut trk tour stories high The lois
~ ret ~ inchc. by - ecp a. Bnehams
which l. erected twn-.tury hfick building used
huiicr and engine hnusc ant snsp factory.
DRUGGISTS SUNDRtfS. FERfl VERY. fANcY GOODS.
TOILET SOAPS. BRUSHES, COMBS. MIRRORS sc
Immediately ar the sale ~ the building Will b. sold
without the entire elegant stock Of Goods.
uri.ns Drusgists' sundres periumery, Fancy Gnods
fnei Soaps brushes Combs, Mirror, Drnggists Glass
ware. rule Sets ami Vases. Turkish Towels Pun u
ari rur.. fi.k- Thermometers. Punseut~. tut G.i~s
tiles Show Cases Tables ONCE Furniture Strfm En-
snc and all the apparatus apertainna a. The hu.ns
making eriunery AMI toilet soaps noes essential
OILS. &c. Also hors- aud wagon.
Pun particulars Ia catalogue.
NJ THOMAS SONS, AuctiOnecrs
1870 and i4i South 4th Il,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-27
lamar IMDlEM.

universally pfcsc ribbed by the Facutyl-A Laxative,
-hin- and medcacd Fruit Loz. nse for the inmo
dtntc relief anu enctua cure of constipation. headache
lille, hemorrhod. &C rAntr uuike pills and the usual
purgaVes Is agreeable e. take and never produces irr
tauou L. Lion, ~ hue KaMbutrau rartA
Sold by all chemists FOUGkRA 60.
% Youth Wll.inm u. Now York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-27
PULvERMACHER's
ELECTRIC BELTS
AND BANDS,
FOR sBLFAPPLIoATIoN TO ANY

FOR sBLF. APPLICATION To ANY PART OF THB
BODY.
speedily and efrcctuaily cure Nervous Chronic and
Special Diseases without medicine.
The most learned physicians aud scientific men OF Bu
and this country endorse them.
These noted Curative appliances have now stood the
lest for upward Of thirty years and protected by e
patent in all the principal countries Of tho world
fhev decreed the only Award Of Merit for Electric
Appliances at the great worlds ExhbiuOns-Patis Phil.
4dophia and else whercani have been found the most
valuable SIMPLE and efficient known atne Mt FOR
O. "a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-27
Situations @lant,o.

YOUNG m'rricd man wishes situation. il a
y good butcher and carver or 10 almost any tlng
Willing 10 work Call address go III ay., bctNcen
4jd AMI 44ih SIS, top door, front
A HESPFCrABLE washerwoman wants gentle.
"a mcus or Indies wtsinR; gn0l wAshrr; will do any
intending that wants to be done. Can At l3i Elizabeth st.
q
A MEXICAN LADY would like situation ~
n sthuistrc~st 800 private amy good reference AT
dress Miss II STKNEN1. corner l7ih - and Az c. n s.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-27

on AND AFTER DIG ~. 1874
Express Trains leave New YORK via De sbrosses and
tortandt Streets Ferries. Is follows
81, IN. ~. ~. uiiimitsdi. II A " l. $50 4 a.
7,ai 80 AMI ~ 4. VI SuudAys 4 80 and % A N s. a
Z 80. 10. and - T. NJ
Boats OF "BroONyn Annex" connect with all through
transfer Tor BROOKLYN travel
Returning trans leA,e Philadelphia II o. 34S SIS T.
] ~. :. b. AMI II \ d.inuted Express 80 4.
NJ, ,, g. 80 Z ami 7 - r. NJ on Sunday, I2Ol,
8 80 -, =, s3p A VI !. : 81 r VI.
ToAct Offices j-6 ant ga Broadway, Aston House.
ANA foot Of pchrn,ses Ani Corhndt SIS Court IT. and
brooklyn Annex Depot lo9t OF Fulton st. Brooklyn, ~
Emipfant uck office. battery place
FRANK THOMSON, L. T. FARMER
General Manager. Gcnl Passenger Agent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-27

OswEoO Feb, 26.-The Special Committee ap-
pointed 1" inNestisate the account. II the late County
Inieuigt t.hk!n VI O,Wesu County have agreed &C.
pVT' " thc Bvali VI supervisors GvlcIt VI SIUp5.775
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-27
PULVERMACHER GALVAAiC CO.,

~ Avoid bogus Belts Bands aud Appliances claiming
electric Qulliurs our Pamphlet explains how disn.
guish the genuine from the spurious
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-27
for sale ano 90 Get.

OFFICES To LEr-in second story sun building
" front AMI rear. We'll lighted anu steam nraed An
30, tsHn o, hneatou once Nassau and Frna ort sts
TINO IET-ln nne order cheap floor. $40 roons and
Il bedroom. ~ So. 81. and g. 81 5On kist 1911 IT.
WANTED to Krnt-A small store, rent under s20pcr
w month. IN popular neighbOrhool, no objection W a
country town. Address
Mrs : II. u Lafayette place, y. Y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-27
ITO PHILADELPHIA
II
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE oLDEsTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINZ
NEw YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
lr.u,,,..,, a.. go, -. =. -

FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY;
THREE DEPOrS IL PHILADELPHIA,
TWO IN NEW YORK.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-27

DouBLK TRACE. TllE MOST IMPROVED gQUIP
MENr. AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
Win ABSOLUTE SAFETY
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READER. ARE YOU AFFLICTED z

and wish 70 the degree Of health strength
aud energy experienced In former yearsf Do Of
he following symptoms or class Of symptoms meet your
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feel nervous dchittted, reul umid AMI lack tho
power of will aud Hctnnf Are You subject To loss u
memory have spells Of iantness uness OF blood IN the
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and subject TO ITS VI melancholy Are your kidncys
ter from rheumatism. ncuralgia, aches and painst
Have been udiscrCcttn early years and hnl
self hHrassed with a multitude OF gloomy sNmptOns'
Are YOU umid, nervous ana tOrgetu. AMI your mnd
continually dwelling on the subiectf Have you lost
confidence yourself and energy tor business purstst
essnghts broken sleep. nightmare. dreams pApitauon
of tc heart bashulness confusion Of ideas aVer-on to
-eiry. dizziness In the head dimucss Of SIGHT pimpes
md bo,ches the face and back and other dependent
Nmptomsi Thousands OF young men, The inildiy-ascd.
and even the old suffer from nervous and physical deb
health and spirits from disorders peculiar 10 their
and who from false moiesty neglect ptOlong their
sunerngs Why. then, further neglect subject 20 ptO
ducuVe o health aud haupncss. when terc i at hand
means OF resioraipni PULNEHMACUEkS BLHOrRlC
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sabinas Banks.

Sa6inss Banks
NEW YORK SAVINGS ANK, corner sth Az.
~ and ih sLlutcrr-t commencing from the 1T n
each month, assets 80 csc ls ~ surplus $40
RICHARD n BULL, President
G " BRscKHRnorT. secretary
CINPENNY SAVINGS BANK books, with
- second Dividend uuusil. huushf ~ p cents.
PERRY J FULLER, ~ Cedar st.
tmantml.
THE INTEREST ON IoNG ISLAND cry
BONDS dUr March J. l-5H. viii De- tHid on pre-
s.ntauou 40 90. MARINE National Bank corucr N and
Pearl succt., New luik Nif. JOHN Il MuEtIS
CITY treasurer.
WELLS, FARGOsV CO.. o. Broadway.
Ties, -l Exchange lr-rnphic Transfers AMI ifrdis
available throughout tr West and Edrnnr. and fnrN Hrd
Freight Packages ami Naunbes tn a IHrtsot the world
Gtal stare.
FINE FAWM-i55 acres ~ cows. horses farming
~ Utensils, &c, every thln. IN orlrr, t'rm- easy
bohlAND, ~ Chambers t.
ID EAUTIFU Place-Excoicnt land GOOD build.
- lnss, - acres, ~ miles Dut address
BARGAIN box 1884. sun onicc.
I OTIS s30o aud snrn in upper wards; rapid transit
= wiz double their Nnlu". lurstns
DircHErT : New Chambers 81.
XrAIUABIE store Property for ,alr--Loi .5xlU
hou~. s5N1n three stories sooi hg store -u,h cell
lar. good barn IN rear together with horsr, wagons
stock. fixtures 40. o agrocrfN; will hc ~od cheap un
account - owner going West Old No. 80 new NJ 81
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Nttllugs.
sursts. Carriages, 1T.

L'ON sALE-A large wagon. In frstelass order, suit
able Tor an express w FVrsyth 81
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WANTED-froppsiuun for LAYING M several hun.
w drcd thousand bricks M common wall y uur. rom
eiV, For particulars, apply at once TO DlNEA, -
XNANTED-A nrstclass second hanI wood mould.
w ing machine ssh 1t corner 1T
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Qtutistrq.
soisIs.

DLSINESS MEN visiting Philadelphia nud Bottoms
I)Washgoh Hotel At - 81 on ostnu st. above I'm st.
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dllant,o--- Stmal,s.
-UP.TOwN ADvEnTIsEHs

y May leave their fayOrs ior rHs SuS al the onl
Huthor Yea uptown advertisement Offices
,2:tA Broadway, corner o. 3it 81. all U T. NJ. an
:lOH West sd ST., corner u stl nv.. ul = T. NJ
sGO 81 av corner II am 81, ull \ l.. W.
O2 East IAN -. corner Union square, till 9 Pm
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-12-04

THE DEPARTNEET or THE rvrERroR
o arrest the depredations on the timber Ionss M
CONTINUED on third pdgs.)
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-05

1900, both inclusive; 5000, No. 1875
TO No. 10, 100, both inclusive; $1,000, No
1881 to No. q, $50, both inclusive. Tot
OO0. ''''''''
RHN. BUTLER's VIEWS As SIT FokTH IN III,
REPORT.
General Buffers individual report on
the Potter investigation makes q docu,
ment OF some 200 pages. He maintains
that the appointing OF Justices OF the Su.
preme Court on the Commission to decide
the late Presidential election done moral
harm to the cause OF justice, by impairing
thereverence of the people have always had
for the integrity Of the decisions OF that
Courtand the experiment ought neverto be
tried again. That the counting in OF Hays
was obtained by series ofgross and unjust.
itable Irregularities and frauds, which
cannot be too strongly condemned and
reprobated. That II any title to the Gov.
ernorship OF Louisiana, resulted from
the late election in that State TO any one,
twas to Governor Packard, who was legal.
ly elected. That the act OF uays Is an.
pointing and sending the MaCVeagh Com.
mission to Louisiana, was an act wholly
unauthorized by the Constitution, and moi
within the scope Of the executive, espec.
tally rePrehensible, as the purpose and
motive was TO carry out the corrupt politi.
cal arrangement and agreement on his
part, made by his friends with his knowl.
edge and consent, the fruits Of which he
Is still enjoying without right and law.
INSPECTOR or srEAN NAVIGATION.
A Senator stated privately this morning
that the name OF p. ]. Ralph, the present
steamboat inspector for the district Of
Michigan, was being urged upon by the
President for the position OF Inspector
General Of Steam Navigation, in place Of
the present incumbent, and that he felt as
sured the appointment would be made.
PR CENTS.
The subscriptions to the 4 per cent loans
since yesterdays report were $32O, 600.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-05

Tue NEWT CEy>rs.-The census OF 1870
n'ag'eat Improvement over all previ.
oas ones, in the amount aud character of
a5'ml,ion about the country it afforded,
b't the new census bill, Us amended by
TIE House, will give us report still
amPer and more valuable than that OF
h'O ltprovide5 for full and accurate de.
ais OF ths public Indebtedness OF states,
COUNTIES. cities aud towns, together with
The ownership Of the debt OF the United
S4'rs, by whom owned, and the respec-
tive amounts" It callS, also for full state.
'neni' ot their condition By all the mil.
rai companies in the country-their cap
l'a' stock, debts, earnings, expenses, the
number Of acres still unsold, salaries
aaa wages pliL, number OF em.
ploye' and number Of .passengers ear.
heL Similar information is exacted Of all
express conpanies-institutions we know
very little about. Next come the insu.
rance companies, which are required to rc-
p9H their capital, assets, number OF per.
sous employed, deferred and unpaid pre-.
m'ln's, total liabilities, losses, adjusted
AMI unaiinSied, receipts from cash pre-.
iA'um' and all other sources and expendi-
lures. Telegraph companies are not over.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-05

AuoSo the gossip up at the Capitol yes.
erlay va, reported remark Of Senator
Turner. Of Harrison, that he denounced
,al rnounce,l the Democratic party"
Thi, remark ought not perhaps to excite
surprise following As it does his remark a
few lays aso to the effect that a club had
lvea en-! by the Democratic party, by its
legislative failures this session, with which
the people would heat out its brains at the
next election. Wepresume that the Sen.
aior is inclined to take hand in welding
til, club for TIE purpose indicated at the
time named. We welcome him as labor.
erin the vineyard.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-05

ST. LOUIS, March 4.-The steamers
Lake Superior aud Dubuque belonging tc
the KeOkuk Northern Line, lying in winter
quarters at Alton Slough, Just above The
mouth Of the Missouri river, were totally
destroyed by fire at noon to-day. The
boats were valued at $4,000 each. Nc
insurance. The company takes its own
risks. The origin Of the Dire is unknown.