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oUrTo.DAY. IN CLEAR BOLD. HANDSOME TYPE
81 MRS. oLIpdASSTt.' - ''''D 80 49, ~ ccnts
JUST ISSUED:
In CLEAR BOLD. Han DoONE TYPE.
FAIR. FAIR wTTrHIi Golden HAIR
BY Mr. FEArhAHsrONHACGH 10 ara
Also
~ Of abb Msy FAa , LirI, y e ssgy esE se
out TOMORROW. in CLEAR. BOLD HAEpsoNE TYPE.
BY CHARLES DICkESs '''' ~ 20 cents
For sale ov al rr, SENT postage free
''' GE @ s Munro Il TO % vanasuarer ysrYors
Chester Cousty Penn. Gilt Edec Butter Of uniform
plv 10 Z. W,st chester Slrster COMFY Penn.
,ire Uure tor Lung. Throat and Aiaiarial Diseases.
RYE AID ROCK ~ PREPARED BF MI SOLD
By LEADING DRUGGISTS And kECOdAENDED BY
Prominent PHYSICIANS. ASK FOR Ny RYE
AND ROCK AND TAKE 80 OTHER - PER LARGE
BOTTLE. y. van BELL. - CHAMBEE,-orp SEWN
DOORS WEST OF BROADWAY
yichy. from the springs Hauteriye, Ceie-iins.
orlando nilue ana Io.,-l--...e oI'- --'.-1-.
e. II .tewsrts steam C4rpe, Cleaning OK, 1928 lth
\. IT, and 80 can st. ttoos!yn send ior circulars
DR. Chanaicr', Chn osuiic Blood Liver pills dys.
prp,ia oppressive breathing co.t.ycnus All truggsa &c
Nervous TX IA comprIsl ss7t,
lectures delivered at haAns Museum " AAAi0my NeN
dsputaoy hog lost health may 90 esalue afortinS esls
nd bysica de5tv bela lie r-,uf II 20 We lrs *.
perence BY NAH R5c caroncy VI pos.ase spS Adss,'
secretary kALN'' Au5rum oo7 atotlwhN NtM YORK
Poi Ulce Notice The mails Tor tle yeeN u;
SATIRDAY. Arrl 10. 1879. VIII close a tsis One.
NJ E.DAY. a IL A for Europe 6Y stvamsnD Nevada
wa Cuerns. avn EDN Is DAY az ID Tor Europe.
Botnna VIA Queenstown correspondence tor
Franco mast be- spec addresse anu al $50 a
Fruuce by steamship AlnetlIuc, VIA Layrci
THURSDAY ~ l.5Ua Europe steamship hspuD-
nc via reDson Oc1rresDonds1cr Tor Germany and France
mast addressed and az II ur France Ger
MANY &c ~ steamship -ucvla. fFmuUfa, thcfOourg
ana hamburg Tor Great Britain and the con-
tYrut specially addIessed % ,AIL kDA Y al Al5O
for GERMANY. e. steam Ncckar.
on correspondence Tor Great Britain tue
m. tor EaroUe. BY steamship CITY OF B-riin. wa
Quesustown correspondence TOT Germany and
Ind uu.t -sgclallv Addressed. aud -
scotland direct by steauipshp Bonvs Via GLASGOW. Tic
mai. Dsnaarx aud Noi be- dispatched
by lnOuIg Bremen steamers only Tue mails iog Hiyt
-nvsnils. New.lnra April lB The mails Tor
NASSAU \ p leave New York April To- The mails
vana leave ScwYork April ld and ~ The mails FOR Mexico
cav. Se ork April 50 the malls TOR ANpias Soush
Pacific Ports leave YORK April p Tue mails tor emma
.un japan Francisco May J. The mua Tor
tralia &c, leave san FRANCHISE NAV -
THOS. l.. } AN -. P1sIml..sc
Post Once. New YORK. AprI ~ 1873
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NEE.YORK SWINGS BANKs.

In New-YOrk and New En- Gland bu mess circles and
highly esteemed for his integrity and other virtues.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-18

TRIBUNE OFFICE, April l.. a. m.-There w1s very
little change in the barometer Yesterday uut LAT, IN
the afternoon when the mercury began 20 fa steadily.
Cloudy and rainy weather prevailed throughout the
day About noon the velocity of the wind 20 miles
an hour Tie temperature fell from 4J' % io'. the
average beng 95s2 lower than on "wednesday Inc
amount Of moisture in tie air is very large.
Cloudy aud rainy weather. followed by clearing ana
slightly cooler weather, may be- expected III tins city
and vicinity TO-DAY.
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v,at. I'd omen accounts January D. 1879 80 -J3 number
OF cror- su,t drrue 7--. -l-6 total amount OF de-
~ r..iv. Is,iug 1873 Stills i-I i6f amaurt or inter
e., r- reg and ra fp0sIurs for l-1r --1~ t3 59 eNnen
So. of e institution TOR 1873 -lb2b- TO- TINS bang reported
l. luWg: Total resources. uIo
i.uosrois. 2 $50 us surplus -, H535tJ.
GEEEEWICH SAVINGS BANK
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oUTTODAY. IN CLEAR BOLD. HANDSOME TYPE.
gY MRS OLIPaAST ~ cents.
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sorr Of open accounts January 1879 LS1f nuInuef
- c@,us 1t.. during SIS, Z1- total amount OF dcpnsilf
received during 1879 f2276bs - amount OF interest cree
ID d uad II, go.ors 1875. sTuuo Jl expenses o. INC
in.ff.lin r Isis 81 $50 90 This bank reported yuJ J.
ISIS . oIoas Total resources, slb,ooo duo depostVis
Eig.. = surplus fJ,13l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-18

Nm Ter Of, 30 un'- January l. Is7,. eSs u e.
~ accounts Opened fru- Il j.. O3 total amount de-
post= received I'm ls77 $40 - o auonI o. inter-
,'..esa Of Tie Institution Tor 7. ~ rs nank
td July J, 1870, foil Ius4 resources B. ,U4,-
81 due deposIJ0rs, F9.tl9 1871 surplus. S3ilF 0i
iNr rITUrION FOR THE SAVINGS OF MERCHANTS
CLERK.
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Al notices II Nariagcs must De 'ad0red riA JaH
nAme and CadIss2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-18

The farewell concert for the benefit of Miss
Kellogg Is 10 take place at steinway HALL tomorrow
evening and there little doubt that the friends
Of the prma donna Will make II the OF fiat
terng testimonial OF regard Such affairs Away have
personal apart from the purely musical attrac
tons IN this the programme rs an especially good
one, for il promises besides MISS Kellogg herself
artist less distinguished than Mr. W.holmj and the
cooperation Of Mrs Isabella Palmer Fassest r Frsch.
Big Tagiapetra, Nj Frederic Clay and ILL CIV Colby.
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Number N open accounts January 1. 1879 l0lij;
Der accounts opened during -'5 329 totai amount 0f
deposits ~rrevpd during H. ~ 26l.623 81 amount OF in
druU-. $50 93
peusrs The nsiJ1u fo rs X. SETH Y. Thu, bank
ported july J.. 1875 follows Total resources, 54,42
.-2 dU" 1rVosifHrs -i.36j.nt-; surplus fif2.jS9-
rtr q :
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rpn.r r omen accounts January 1879. % go number
c, .coani. OPENED curing ISIS dJt total amount oi "r
...ir.t dur 1872. -.nulj2- TOD amount nt ini'r-
aaI .iifr. AM pud Iruo-u-f tor 1873 e,5-,-O' 90 rA
rr1sc- INSTITUTION for ~ = 800 ' ms e-iA
,.,+.J Trv L 1875 e. luWs. Total resources, -ltb5,-
dI,,. . BIS $500. surplus, sl5jl.llI
FRANKLIN SAVINGS LINK.
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CONDITION OF EIGaT OF THEM.

RESOURCES AND LIABILITIES As COMPARED WITH
1873
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InCLEAR. BOLD. HANDSOME TYPE,
LII.
FAIR. FAIR WITH GOLDEN HAIR.
. FEAIl1 hLS IOAHAL UGH.
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Eu ir OF open acrounts J,nuary J. 1879 Glo. number
n moi dsTiag i7lT, 1rj 'it a-lN'it %
r.r yli during 1875. t'-szol y anouGt 'l interest
...t.t- l1 1..7tt ''l tAl
f IT, ft6n for ls7s S7,O5O 80. THIS bAnk reported
Inv l~-- as follows. Total resources e4Ot''--t uun
,icr,,,itgr-. $685.. 96ti surplus, ts4.i4i
and, ,,,r, a. ~ N . sjg 700 90
I'""'' '' Estimated
$40 InresfutgIifg. COST. MAJ ,l i..'
ci.,r. m ih,- state. sj7.19O 90 sb923o 20
counties in this stita. $3.50 90 500 %
al % OO So -45 90 81 525 90
90, --...... go, 1925 80
Eea 'tll, hl a.. t,i,s an rr7t.f rotupauiss 5152 IS
Cash hand Il, .-.-.......,. ''4 -
EXcess Of market van' oi S'''A INV 1920 90
over coz, - laos 90
iH..'4'7' 49,. ................. i,Ssj AZ
,,..--,,. - sl7O.2s6 ~
. ] 9tAl Igsu-' 90 i63,0O5 20
.sU Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-18

TiToVI LI'II NItNU VIII
1873
ALBANY, April 1.-THE annual report of
eight Of the city ban Is. made TO TIE superin
tendent Of the Banking Department, showing their CON
dition January l. 1879. ~ given below. There were
twenty five banks In operation Of which, the Equ
able. Il closing and VIII pay dopositor' in lui. Com
parsons made with the reports OF the same banks
made for July a. 70 resources deposits or surplus
IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
BCnis and mort "a 1.55 y 40
Est. mattel
q Ors iureg'Wa1fs lrilef wlIup
n t-o aztec. 81 So % al ST. 80
CIts IN TINS ~ t 1.zsL0 - l2-94 D
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rn'rr-N''- rO'.t opSFpr'TrOVS.
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Number Ut open accounts January J. 1871 itn. number
uf tufug ~, Jtbf fUtll amount ui ue'7
40 tng lsIf, so ,5Ut CD amount oi interest
credited iut pad d-uostlis Tor 1915. Fe3l3 - expenses
o. rD iu. Jt.l fr 1873. ~j2l- st. Iu.1 4lt itIprted
July I-- follows. Total resources. o. -5,-Ji due de-
postura, eUlis1I Surplus. 80 30 Z.
NETWORK SAVINGS BANK.
Ponds and nortgsa s....-...-...-- s5lsiOO 90
Estimated
ssr.r 2 .-..f.rflfE market value
T-..f.. s. .I.-...-. sII-. $3.50 81, 4J4-.-Hr Ou
..l.l..-.a STATE. I3.44- - 1880 90
state .....-... 1,2GoG1e 40 l.a-7,923 90
ste ~. I5aG9 80 $4,000 90
.5c............. 1sa9-2 % l49.j10 90
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-07

Gas ISvESrIGAriog.-Thp joint commit
tee recently appointed by Council 10 IN:
vcstigate the gas affairs OF the ety met
last evening, in room in tho Peterson
building, OH Main street, which they had
engaged and fitted up as q sort OF star
chamber. DIR. Reeves occupied the chair,
aud NF. Harry Caldwell, the Clerk, was
present ig tho capacity Of scribe. Mr..
Alfred lIhcInstrolp, whom tho committee
engaged to take stenographiG reports oil
the testimony, was also present.
The session OF the committee was held
with closed doors, and Officer George Nc
Gully wasstationed outsideto keep back The
crowd. 0ipolrsethe proceedings have not
been made public, and IN all likelihood will
not be until the committee get good and
ready to make some startling disclosures
to Councillor otherwise, as they may in
the course OF their investigation consider
most appropriate.
Mr.. John Maxwell, Secretary at the gas
Office, and Mr.. Andy King, an employc,
were summoned before The committee
last night, and subjected TO q rigid or
animation. What they Ind to say tor
themselves We arc not prepared to state.
As the views OF both these gentlemen con.
corning the alleged gus "crookelness''
have already been pretty fully expressed
in those columns, it is not likely that their
evidence beforo the committee throws
any light OIL thisvery dark and mysterious
affair.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-07
Alarming symptoms and thc,r Curc

Cough, short breath, pains in the side or
breast, fever, night sweats, tickling, soreness,
orrising in the throat, nervous debility, aplon.
10, % l9s 81 Voipe, kltDsF 4rtptloNs Id. TO
avoid al dangers resulting From the above, we
know Of no remedy so pleasant and eflcctual
as DR.. Swaync's Compound Syrup Of Wild
Cherry. 1t Is equally valuable in ali Bronchial
and Asthmatic affections PrudcMtly resort to
this valuable remedy before serious nvllmo-
nary affection iHdeveIoped, i may be &ell to
state that bF. swaync, tho dScovcrcr OF tbs
and other valuable remedies, graduated at The
University OF Pennsylvania, and was for years
connected with the Philadelphia Dispensary,
which brought to his especial care and over.
sight vast variety Of diseases, both acute and
chronic. We therefore cam, with confidence,
recommend DR.. swayne's Compound Syrup OF
Wild Cherry, and would caution our readers
10 DO VeEY naFtlfglsr 70 obtain the original
and only genuine Wild Cherry Compound,
as prepared only by DR., swayno 4 Son, $50
North Sixth St., PHILADELPHIA Trial Bottles,
IS Cents; large size, 81, orIlAlt dozen, Is. Sold
by leading druggists, Mwp&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-07

"Puxcnn I.oNG's COUNTERFEIT PRESENT.
MHST.-SheriF Tingle returned from Cam.
bridge, Ohio, on the O'clock train yeSter.
day morning. lie found that the fellow
detained ut Cambridge on suspicion OF be.
ing the artiul dodGcr, punch Long, bore
- striking resemblance to that notorious
rascal, but was not him by large ma
jority.
Mr.. Tingle has received note from
Squire Mclilton, OF lSenwood, who states
Iilat he has learned upon good authority
that james Chapman, alias "Chappy," Il
notorious bully Of TINT town, with II com.
paniOn, took Long across the river IN II
SkiiT to RellairG about s o'clock Saturday
eveRing. The 'SQuirealso says TINT Chap.
man, who has since returned to Dcnwood,
openly boasts that lie assisted in Longs
escape.
Tie Sheriff laid these facts before Pros.
ecuting Attorney Jordan, toNScertain the
parties who had assisted in Longs escape
were not liable to punishment under tho
statutes. Mr.. Jordan, VIC understand,
found that there was no legal way OF get.
tingat them, and consequently no efforts
wilIbe made to bring them to punishment.
While In Steubenville u day or two ago.
Sheriff Tinsle struck the trail Of his late
prisoner. Long slept at tue furnace in
that town on Sunday nightwith "Chappy."
The two parted there on Monday morning,
and "Chappy" returned TO Benwood, leaY.
ing Long to watch his ChAncc to Jump"
freight train and get TO Pittsburgh. II Is
likely, Therefore, that the adventurous ras.
cal will be picked upln n few days by the
Pittsburgh police,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-07

SIooTtxG ScpArE NEAR FAIRMoSr.-Out
the u. 4 o, RAILROAD, Yesterday, near
U2town, not fur from FairmoDt, Tom
Walton and james Watkins quarroled,
and Walton shot Watkins three times,
once In the head, once In the hip and once
in the leg. Before the shooting was over
the two clinched and Walton shot
Watkins in the head while he had
him down and held his head
undor his arm. BY this time they had in
the scramble down the river bank reach
cd q raft, and Charlie Watkins, . hoy Of
sixteen, and brotherot Jim, hit Walton o
tremendous blow with club, in the face,
and knocked him into tho river. Sam
Shear tished him out. His fare was
swollen to twice It's natural sIzo, from
the eHectsof the blow. DR.. Brownaeld al.
tended Watkins, and succeeded In extract.
ing one ball, and another was found In tho
mans pocket. Tie ball in his head could
not DO reached. Thewounds are not con-
Sidercd Off dangerous character. n
Walton was arraigned before Squire
Fleming, At Fairmont, and committed 10
jail in default Of =, 1000 bail. !.
Charles Scott, alias "SQuirmy,N one Of
the witnesses vt Walton's examination,
was afterwards arrested and lodged IN
Jail on a charge OF carrying concealed,
weapons. When searched he was found
10 have In his pockets four big revolvcrs
and q llandy.billy, ~
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A lreiIelne Che.t tor as CONF.

Perhaps no one medicine Is 20 universally
required by everybody as q good Cathartic.
sRAfNE's TAI AND SARSAFARILLA PHI are pre-.
pared expressly TO meet this necessity, being
composed 81 purely vegetable ingredients Of
which Podophyllln or Mandrake, Pine Tree
Tar, sarsaparilla, Yellow Dock and other CON.
Centrated Juices enter largely Into their com.
position the whole strength OF which Is *.
tracted on an entirely new principle They
are mild IN their operation, produce no grip.
Ing, and arc truly valuable purRntiye, aperi.
cnt, anti.bilions and Cathartc medicine. They
stimulate theliyer TO healthy action, cleanse
the stomach and bowels OF ali impurities,
Curing sick and nervous headache, dyspepsia
or indigestion, bilious, orintermittent, remit.
tent and congestive teVers, lanRtior, drOwsl.
mess, aching pains In the buck, head, slight
oh.lls, with fuShCs OF heat, female iFroRulari.
ties and for bilious and costlve habit no
medicine 6 90 prompt and eftectual as DR,
SWAYNE's TAR AND SARSAPARtLLA ptlt& II
your druggist or st0rekeeper has not rot them,
or will not procure them for you, we will
forward them by mail on receipt OF price, [in
currency or postage stamlSl, 2b contsa box, or
five boxes for 81. Address letters DR., Swayne
4 Son, No. $50 North Sixth Street, Philatlel.
phla. MWR&W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-07

TuRSERs' ESrERrAisAgSr.-The Turner's
gave their third annual pantomime, exhi-
6ition aud ball at their hall last evening.
A very large audience was present, who
scemedto enjoy the endeayors Of the per-
tQrlAerE heartily. The pantomime pro.
duGea was tho well known hHuMpty
Dumpty," to which was added seyGrgl
new and novel scenes. Considering the
short time had in rehearsal and the mex.
pcrience OF the performers, all OF whom
are amateurs, it was cleverly rendered.
Anton Stauver, jr., who assumed the role
OF "liumpty uumpty" himself, was Of
course the lending character, and BY his
curious antics brought forth much laugh
ter while "Pantaloon," performed by
Frank Klinkler, was up 10 the average.
The balance OF the characters were well
ren1ercdby the following persons: Phillip
koehler as "Old Nick" George Loos as
~ afdis sbt ana a|mRns s nsls /,
"Columhine," Mr.. Joseph Evil acting as
stage manager.
The programme was interspersel with
several speCialties. A cornet solo, by Mr..
Mr.. Roller was recalled, and played the
Sweet Bye and Bye" as an encore with
great effect, A song and dance by Edward
NJ. wallen, Of Allegheny, was wpll no.
ceived, and tho Klemn brothers, two
young acrohats ot Allegheny, performed
some very difficult ieats in their ljne Of
business, introducing the hat and silk
handkerchief spinning ACTS,
After the exhibition Kram0r tuned up
and set the ball rolling, which was kept
up until long after midnight. A bountl-
full supper was spread by Mr.. Bauer, who
has charge Of the hall, which WINS not in
the least sighted. The whole affair was
success, and the reason why II was is that
the Turner's know how to do Il.
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River o. feet and falling.

River % feet and falling.
Weather cloudy and showing.
The local packets arrived and departed
as usual.
The Katie Staekdale passed up at Q 2. ".
The towboat Heatherington arrived on
Wednesday night with three barges OF orc
for the Riverside Mil, and will leave on
Saturday with Eve bafges loaded flat for
Louisville.
Alallle Ragon WILDE to.day's packet for
Parkersburg at 10l A. NJ. .
The Thompson, from Pittsburgh, will
pass down tonight
By Telegraph
LITTLE Rock, February B.-River 10 feet
In the channel and falling.
PlrrsBuRGn, February 6.-Riyer s feet
0 inches aud falling, Weather cloudy
EyASsvILtE, February G.-River rising;
SO feet 5 inches. Cloudy. Mercury 400
NAsnvtLLE, February G.-River rising;
10 feet oil shoals. Departed: Anderson,
Cairo.
MEMPHIS, February G.-Riycr stationary,
Departed: Robin aud barges, Cincinnati.
Cloudy.
yIcsBuRu, February e.-weather cool
and cloudy, River raised two inches,
Down: City Of Augusta.
1.ovlsvlLLE, February G,-Weather clear
and cool. River falling. Departed: U,
7. Schenck, New Orleans; Jas. D. Parker,
Memphis.
CAlRo, February G,-Arrived: Thetis,
Iris, Clythe, Dores and Grand Lake. 81.
Louis, River SO feet 0 inches and rising.
Weather cloudy. Thermometer $40.
CINCINNATI, February e.-River SO feet,
and falling. Weather cloudy and cool.
Arrived: Mint Shinkle, Memphis. Depart
ed: Graham, Pittsburgh; Houston, New
Orleans si ! u ~ -IflH'If}f
NEw ORLEANS, February G.-Arrivel:
Edward Richardson, Louisville; Port Eals
and barges, Cairo. Departed: Golden
Rule, Cincinnati, O, p. Chateau, Memphis.
Rain this morning, Weather cloudy,
Thermometer $50. "-'
ST. LOUIS, February0,-Arriyed: Whale,
Ohio river; Baker and st. Genevieve, Cal.
70; Desmet, Pajucah; Polar Star, Tennes.
see river; Future City, New Orleans. De.
parted: Silver, New Orleans; Whale and
Baker, Cairo. River stationary, with about
81 feetof water to Cairo. Weather cloudy
and cool; freezing again tonight.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-07

WnoopiSd cough Is raging in All cpl.
demic form in Bridgeport.
lsTIcE or the woodchuck responsible
for yesterdays snow storin2
THERE was quiet wedding at the Zane
Street N. y. Church yesterday morning
WnES a man sits down on u slippery
place in beWildered manner, there Is
nothing wrong with him, he Is only taking
q daze rest,
TnE Young peopleof the Garden Spot
are excited Oyera "big party" on Zane
street tonight
Tue members Of Black Prince Lodge No.
10, knights Of pythias, will shortly pir'
chase new uniforms.
Active operations WILDE resumed at the
Laughlin Iron Works, over at Martins
Ferry, next Monday.
THE HempGeld trains were not running
on schedule time yesterday, oil account
OF All accident ut little Washington.
TrE stock in the establishment Of Wier,
Reynolds & Hickman, marble workers, on
Market street, Just above the Postottice,
was sold at Sherill7s sale yesterday by
Deputy Sheriff Mitchell.
TmE ladies OF the Disciples Church gave
a soc!Nl and supper, last evening, at the
residence OF Mr. Samuel Adams, on Sew
entcenth street. There was quite large
assembly present 10 discuss the elaborate
spread prepared by the ladies, and enjoy
the social gathering.
TnE Ohio Valley Jubilee Singers, who
were advertised 10 give an entertainment
at the Fifth Street N. L. Church OH
"Wednesday evening, postponed their per
Torrance until Thursday next, on nc.
count OF death in the family OF one oil
the members OF the troupe.
AMoSd-thc many States which have
found It to their advantage, ,pe0uniaril!
and otherwise, to purchase n revision o
their laws published byprivate enterprise
rather than 10 incur the great expense o
State revision, may be mentioned Mis-
souri,, Wisconsin, Tennessee and tho STATE
Of Virginia, In 1850 and also in 1873. W.
| cannot now do better than to follow thci
example.
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ATTENTION.. siIyerwars for Weddfu!
presents, Just opened.
JACOB W. GRUBB, JeWeler,
Washlnaton Hall Corner.

JrMrlXu OS STREET CARs.-Street car
drivers on the Citizens line are annoyed u
good deal by boys in the southern part OF
the city who are in the habit of jumping
on the ears and stealing rides. On We'd.
ncsday driver named George Rant
ciecteda boy from his car, using some vio-
lencein 80 doing, perhaps more than was
exactly iustitiablc underthe circumstances.
John McDermott, the father Of the lad,
went before Justice Mix, of the Eighth
Ward, and had q warrant issued for Rant,
charging him with committing an assault
and 6attery upon his son. Rant was ar.
rested. but McDermott subsequently, con.
clnded TO withdraw the information, and
the case was satisfactorily settled without
going TO trial.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-07

TEMPERANCE SprEs-Atr. q, W, Akin
SOP anil others will speak at Parker fall
this evening.
Tho temperance people are making great
preparations for q grand time at Wash.
ington Hall on The evening oil tho l2th
inst, this being the second anniversary
Of the Murphy movement in this city.
The programme is 10 be novel and ell
tanning one, and this celebration is ex.
pected to excel the one Of q year ago.
The meeting at Mozart Hall last night
was large and enthusiastic. The audience
WIS patpreinel by Hiram Young and
Q. Cline. Another 'Meeting Will BE- held
at this halo Saturday evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-07

WASHINGTON, February I'll a. M.-For
the Lower Lakes south to west winds, a
slight rise in the barometer, partly cloudy
weather, and stationary or slight rise in
the temperature, followed by afalling bur
ometcr in the western portions during
Friday evening.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
rising followed by falling barometer,
partly cloudy weather, winds shifting TO
the west and south, and during tho day a
slight rise in temperature.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-07
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