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Mr.. OshQrue, tie Clerk q The Senats.
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that ihe Serase bad sxsse6 . ioins rssOsu-
ton Apcoinsins 4 crznrai;-ee o< ,uo %
,he pars os ihS SesA.s Aa1 three on The
part II the Boa 10 uAss upoa the Gros-
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tSca Of tse Ass-nb'y and lhA. ties sev-
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= CoNTEACr EEcEIyrn.

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No.2

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-24
A Medleine chest for Is Como.

Perhaps no one medicine is so uniyer.
sally required by everybody as a good ca.
thartic. SwAYNg's Tar AND S~GRsApAR-
lila Pills are prepared expressly to meet
this necessity, being composed Of purely
vegetable ingredients, Of which Podophyi-
lin or Mandrake, Pine Tree Tar, Sarsa.
parilla, Yellow Dock and other concen.
trated juices enter largely into their com.
position; the whole strength OF which is
extracted on an entirely new principle.
They are mild in their operation, produce
no gripping, and arc truly a valuable pur-
gatiye, aperient, anti-bilious and cathartic
medicine. They stimulate the liver TO
healthy action, cleanse the stomach and
bowels Of all impurities. Curing sick
and nervous headache, dyspepsia
OF indigestion, bilious, or intermittent, re-
mittent and congestiye feyers, languor,
'd%rowsiness, aching pains in the back, head,
slight chills, with aushes Of heat, female
irregularities, and for a bilious and cos
tive habit, no medicine is so prompt and
etfectual as DR.. SwAYNE's TAR AND SARsA.
PARrLIA PILLs. lfyour druggist or store
keeper has not got them, or will not pro-
cure them for you, we will forward them
by mail on receipt OF price, lin currency
or three cent postage stampsl, % cents a
box, or fly ehoSes for 81. Address letters.
DR.. Swayne 4 Son, No. $50 North Sixth
Street, Philadelphia. TTs&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-24

REORGANIZATION OF THE BOARD OF MAN
Ayers oP Tue CHuDRES's HoNE.-The
newly elected Board Of Lady Managers
metal the Children's Home last evening
for organization. On motion, Mrs. A. W.
Campbell was elected Chairman, pro tsH.,
and Miss Annie Logan, Secretary.
The fist business OF the meeting was
the election Of q President, which resulted
in the unanimous election OF Mrs. J. P.
Harden, who has served the Home so &C.
ceptably for so many years
Mrs. ]. L. Hobbs and Mrs. Dr.. Hupp
were elected Vice Presidents: Mrs. A. W.
Campbell, Secretary, and Miss Amanda
List, Assistant; Mrs. j. ]. Jones, Cores
ponding Secretary, The Committees were
continued as formerly elected.
Mrs, Northrop, the present matron, on
account ola needed change of locality, re-
signed her position. Acommittee o fladies
were elected 10 draft resolutions OF regret
to Mrs. Northrop, who has displayed great
executive ability in the management ofthe
Home. A committee was selected to re.
Ceive applications for q Matron.
Other business was discussed, after
which the meeting adjourned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-24

RELIGIOUS NoTE&-Ths English Luth-
eran Church, on Sixteenth street, will en-
JOY two sermon and a Sunday School adj
dress from Rev. Lewis Hay, recently OF
Washington City. tomorrow. The sub
iects are announced as follows: l0l A. NJ,
"The Theme Of Paul's Preaching; ~ P.
", THE Difference between a Religious
Nature and q Religious Character" The
impression made by Mr.. Hay during a
former visit to Wheeling has not been for
gotten, andthe strong sermon at that time
preached to young men will no doubt give
him large audiencesto.morrow. The Sun.
day School address will be in the alter
noon.
Services Of more than ordinary interest
will be held at the Zion Lutheran Church,
tomorrow morning. Twenty-three child.
rem, who we're examined last Sunday, will
be confirmed.
Rev. Werder, Of St. Jacobs Lutheran
Church, will hold confirmation services
at his church tomorrow morning.
Services at the Reformed Episcopal
Church, Rev. Jenkyns pastor, tomorrow.
The subject in the morning will be, "0ur
Lords Teachings Respecting the Sabbath"
Evening service, ''The Preaching Of the
Resurrection"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-24

WHEELING sINuRRs AT PARIERsBuR0.-
The party Of ladies and gentlemen who
left this city last Tuesday evening, on the
steamer Andes, TO give a concert at Par
kersburg for the benefit Of the Episcopal
congregation OF that city, arrived home
yesterday on the st. Lawrence. The con.
cert was given on Wednesday evening, in
Rose Hall, before q large and fashionable
audience, and passed of with considerable
eetaL The following was the programme:
Part l.-'Listl the Evening Breezes,n
Wheeling Quartette; Solo, 'Among the
Lilies" Mr.. @. Y. Lucas; Duet, 1.-THE
Swallows FAREWELL" Mrs. Caldwell and
Miss McNaughton; Solo, instrumental,
Prof. Killmeyer; Solo, "Long Live the
Moments Of Pleasure Mrs. George b,
Caldwell.
Parl e.-Duet, "Life's Dream is Der"
Miss MeNaughton and Mr.. @. Y. Lucas;
Solo, Trust In the Lord" Nj. Oscar See
ley; Duet, Farewell to the Cottage Mrs.
Caldwell and Mr.. seeley; Solo, Judith
Miss Rose McNaughton; Laughing Trio"
Mrs. Caldwell and Messrs. Lucas aud
Seeley.
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J. SECOND Days SALES OF $40 RErUxDINo
CERrlFlcATES-YesterdSy was the second
day of the sale OF the $40 refund.
ing certificates in this city, and the
demand was as brisk at the hour OF
closing the sale us at the begin.
ming. OF the $4,000 worth Of these Ger.
tificates received by Postmaster Sterling
Wednesday, not one rem aimed yesterday
atternoonAt 4 o'clock. Yesterdays sales
commenced at 10 O'Clock, and by half.past
twelve O'Clock the $4,000 were all taken.
Tho crowd at the close Of the sale being
as great as when the window opened
shows that the demand Is not near
satisfied. Postmaster Sterling received a
telegram last evening that $1,000 more
had been shipped to him, and the Colonel
sayshe expects to have them Tor sale ut 9
o'clock this afternoon. 1t was a lucky
thing that our Postmaster secured the sale
OF the certificates when he did, or perhaps
our people would not have enjoyed the
privilege Of investing their money in these
securities, as our dispatches from WASH
ington inform Us that no repositories
for the sale Of $40 certificates will be des.
lgnated, and that the supply will only last
six days. 0fthe forty million dollars issu.
ed, It's estimated that about TWENTY-FIVE
millions have been sold up to date, and
that at theend Ola week the remaining
fifteen millions will be taken.
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BRLLAIRE LoCALS.-A child OF Albert
Longs, Gravel Hill, is very low with the
scarlet fever,
II the route Of procession Of the fire.
mems parade be followed as printed In
the mdfpHdsR there will be some most
remarkable jumps made,
a change for the better has been made
by moving the gas post that stood near
the corner Of Noble and T~hirty-seventh
streets to that corner where It can light
both streets.
A Greene county, Pennsylvania, news
paper contains some resolutions passed by
a temperance convention last Friday at
Carmichael's, in which regret is expressed
at the absence Of Will. j. Mcconnell, and
recommending him, as a reformed man,
to the sympathies and prayers of his
brethren.
Mr.. Mcconnell received a letter from
his wife, Thursday, in which she expressed
uneasiness. He had already fallen. Those
who are his well wishers feel sorry for
him; but he showed little sense when after
drinking, as he claims he was enticed to
do by those claiming to be respectable
citizens here, he got up to address a meet
ing on temperance and sashed right and
left at those who were his supCriors in
every way. Having once tasted, he bar
tered postage stamps for more, and when
watched to the depot slipped again to a sa-
loon and had to run to catch the train.
Mr.. Mord. Nelson, the @. & ?. yard en-.
gineer, has received his engine back from
the shops refitted, and now has the finest
switching engine going.
Aparty intend going from here to the
SteubenYille Loan Exhibition on Saturday.
There was no frost reported Thursday
night, but there was frost on the hills
Wednesday night. re. F.
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LIGHT FGSTAsTic Dors. = The first
moonlight picnic OF the season was held
last might, at Hornbrook's Park, by a Sc
leCt party Of young folks from the city. II
was a very pleasant affair. Kramer oficia.
ted as Musical Director.
There wa a bal at the Armory last
night, to raise funds to defray sham battle
expenses. Quite a large crowd was in at.
tendance, and put in the time very agreea-
bly, until nearly morn. Mayors music,
The G. r. Brown Boat Club will give a
picnic at flames orchard, on the Island. To-
day. Preparations have been made for the
accommodation Of big crowd, and good
time Is anticipated by the boating fraterni.
ty and their friends,
The Nail City Boat Club and their num-
erous friends enjoyed tho may at the
boat house, last night. Messrs. Robert
Anderson, 4. G. kurI, James Wheeler. @.
w. Kreiter and j. Holland were the com.
mittee in charge, and OF course, IN their
experienced hands, the affair could not
but be a success. Niewegs orchestra fur
nished the music.
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THE5wHEELNG DAILY INrEtrrGENCER SATURDAY MORNING MAY "a 1879

THOSE CHARdEs AeAiNsT MAJOR Nc
SwEESEf AT the last meeting OF the City
Juncil, which, By the way, was special
d. 6eting, document which lacked the
diiciAl red tape was read, setting forth
hat whereas, Il had been currently ru.
m0Ted on the street that the bold and
brave Sergeant Insolvency. had been pay
ing his deputies only $50 per month each,
when they should receive S85 per month
each, as provided for In the ordinance,
and whereas again, Il was Sergeant Nc.
Sweeney's earnest desire 10 be yindi.
Gated be heaven in the premi.
ses, II was therefore resolved that 0
special committee be appointedto inyes.
tigate said rumors. The resolution was
carried without 0 dissenting vote. Some
time after this, however, after the honor.
able gentleman from the Manchester dis
trict had made his furious and terrific
onslaught upon the mild.mannered chair
man Ofthe Special Gas Investigating Com
mittee, some untutored and unsophisti.
Gated citizen got up actually got up from
his chair and asked q reconsideration Of
the vote upon the resolution authorizing
an investigation into the affairs OF the
City Sergeant. Although the gentleman
stated explicitly and satisfactorily to the
intelligent mind that the controversy in
question had simply originated from q
street HlmoF, &C., etc, his request for a
reconsideration was voted down.
Tho committee wa called 10 meet last
night. Itrequired considerable drumming
TO get them together, but they come, like
good Democratic soldiers. There were
present Of the committee: Messrs. Andrew
Wilson, All. Caldwell, Hall, Schultz and
Criswell-a quorum. Major Sweeney's
deputies were all on hand, and ready to
be sworn, They were sworn sepa.
rately, and each testified that they had
been paid SIS per month each, and hadre-
ceived no intimation OF anything else
from the brave and bold McSweeney. So
It is quite probable under the Circum.
stances that the committee will give Nc.
Sweeney a favorable report next Tuesday
night.
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"CuRY JACK" CAUGHT AGAIS.-Rounds.
MAJ CoulsOn yesterday arrested on Penn
avenue, between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets, John Condry, aiiaS Curly Jack"
who has figured in police annals time and
again, and it was only recently that he
was released fromthe Wheeling Jail, where
he was held on aCh&rge Of burglary. The
charge against him now is that he is one
of the persons who attempted TO rob o
Davis house out Penn avenue, on Thurs
day night. Officer Ed. FEeel also arrested
on Penn avenue, yesterday afternoon, ri.
mer Beck, who ii charged with being OF
thesame party. Beck drew a revolver ON
Ereel, but Ed. made him drop it more
quickly than he pulled it out.-faerday's
PihSburgt Com. .(id;,