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Daily Republican., 1879-03-17
How Oparss are Composad.

Composers differ as much as authors
in their manner of working. M. Gounod
is one of those whom composition
throws into a very fever, and who can
bear no interruption or domestic sounds
about them while they sit at the piano
humping the keyboard with one hand
and noting their score with the other.
Poor Madam Gounoi once drove him
wild by coming in to ask him for her
thimble while he was endeavoring to
link two phrases of an aria.
Meyerbeer used to composed metho.
Ideally, sitting down to his piano as a
business man to his desk, and never
showing the least irritation if called
away from work, which he seemed able
to take up ard drop with the utmost
ease.
Rossini composed best laying on his
back in bed and if once he was en-
ueine he would lie abed all day hum.
ming his airs to himself until lie had
learned them by heart, and scoring
down whole act at a time after he
had hummed and re.humnied it t. his
satisfaction. His musical memory was
prodigious but his voice was so untuns-
full that once an Italian innkeeper, in
whose house he once hummed for three
whole days at stretch, run up to beg
him that he would desist, for that his
"noise" could be heard through the
open window and disturbed some Eng
lish tourist dining at tresco down stairs.
Auber, even up to an advanced age,
used to derive musical inspiration from
a glass or two of champagne; and Wag-
ner can only compose with the assist.
ance of suits of satin clothes of divers
colors, which he dons and puts off, &C.
cording TO the style Of the thingat which
he is working. For instancs, when
spinning off pastoral duet he will ar
ray himself in primrose satin: when he
comes to a martial chorus, quick he
bolts off to his dressing room to don
pair Of scarlet satin pantaloons, with
tunic and cap to match. These de-
lightful antics were made known to the
public through the very distressing cir
cumstance that the authorof the Tam
hauser" was sued by his milliner for
the cost of his composing vestments and
was made to pay an extremely long
bill.
Among those whom We may call min
or composers, N. Lecocq is the most
happily endowed, for he can forge solos
and choruses anywhere and at any
time-in trains, in a hot bath, on top
of bus, in the rain, or in dentists
drawing room while waiting to have a
tooth drawn. NJ. Vafseur, composer
of LA Timbaled' Argent" who is an
organist by profession, contrives his
livcliest melodies hv allowing his fin
gers to run villa ". the keys of his
large organ, and he, too, is fertile
workman. n. Ofenback, on the con-
trary, though he has composed so much,
is only prolific during the spring time
of the year, and while residing by the
the seaside. If he tries to compose
elsew here, and at other times of the
year, his works are worth little, accord
ing to his swn testimony .-Lon0on
News.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-17
6NOlethfng New.

The Apollo Range is latest improved
six hole range, and is first class in
every respect. 1t is the only range in
the market that has the Patent Duplex
Crate, q valmble invention for remcv-
ing ashes, slate and clinkers instantly
and completely with one motion, with
out disturbing the fire or making n
dust, as the Range is entirely closed
during the operation. Dali and see it
at H. +. Pickles, 7 and 0 L. 4th,
street, to examine and compare prices,
whether you wish to purchase or not.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-17
Mrs. Je.ks a. the White House.


Washington correspondence Of the Bait sun.
Mrs. jerks, whose antics before the
Potter cOmnittes crsated as much of q
sensation as the doings ri her name
sake, Capt. Jenks, of the horse marines,
is not disposed to sink into obscurity.
She came here few days ago and has
been conspicuous on the fashionable
prolnenaaes, but apparently not salts
fed with the limited attention which
has beeE bestowed upon her, she stir
red up the gossips by enaking her ap-
psaranco at the White House, done up
in stunning costume. She sent in her
card ts the President, with the intima-
ton that she onlycallcd to pay respects.
The Outsiders suspected that she had
an az, to grind, but as her family is
already provided for, her object was
pro'mbly nothing more than the graf
ifcstion of her own vanity.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-17
Mont RenI This.

John r. Holt, 223 Market street, will
sell paper from one cent per piece to
six dollars per piece, and hang it not
only lower than any paper firm in Will
nington, hut lower than any firm IN
the United States of America. Esti-
mates given with pleasure. JouN X.
H,rr
Daily Republican., 1879-03-17
The Whole Trouble.

The Southern press is unanimous in
declaring that if the President vetoes
the appropriation bills which are sad
died with repeal of the election laws,
and thus stops the machinery Of the
Government, the country will visit the
Republican party with swift condemna-
ton. The trouble with This opinion is
that its authors regard ~ solid South
as the country. They will ilnu out OH
election day that il is only minority
of the country.--N. y. Tribune.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-17
THE RELIABLE GIRL.
GEORGE A THOMAS.

Let this one be praised for her beauty.
The gold that shines out from her hair,
And form like divine Aphr0ditc-
| That all OF the Graces more iair -
With eyes like soft bits OF blue heaven,
And teeth like the frost Of a pearl;
But ever III praise my own darling
The blessed reliable girl.
Let the one be sung to the heavens
For wit like the sun at midday,
For thoughts that flash out like the mcteors--
Lost stars that in the skies play;
Trough keen be her wit and her genius,
For me not charm they unturl,
They're naught when I'm with my own dar.
ling,
The blessed reliable girl.
When sickness with skeleton fingers
Has seized one with cruelest pain,
When trouble Its murky cloud lowers,
And darkness Is over liie's plain,
What cares one for wit or for beauty,
The diamonos that outshlne the pearl
They're dull by the heavenly goodness
OF the blessed reliable girl.
Let others, then, sing of their beauties,
With forms that are rafp and divine;
Their wits, with bright crowns on their fore
heads,
That glitter like gems from the mine
never will yield to their landings,
Though at me their mockiDgs they hurl
But ever I'll praise the true hearted,
The blessed reliable girl.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-17
Read This.

This is to notify the public that Ros-
III & Bro. 220 W. End street, the wall
decorators will sell wall paper lower
and do work cheaper than any other
paper firm in this city. let their prices
be what they may. Rosin Il Bro. has a
splendid assortment of all the latest
patterns, everything guaranteed salts
factory and estimates given cheerfully.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-17
Now. IA the Time.

To select paper to decorate your walls.
We have fine stock of the latest pat
terms, which we invite you to call and
inspect, fully confident we can please
YOU with designs, workmanship and
price at the old stand No. 6lS Market
street. A. B. JONES.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-17
.sKOlnikal.'

We clip the following from the col
umn (headed Whereabouts of some of
ye ancient Rugbyites,' of the "Rugby
Monthly"
O'Byrne and Doughten have about
used up their youthful craniums scrap
ing up items to grace ye columns of ye
Morning Herald" We will add for
the benefit of musical circles, that Dough-
ten recently made his debm iAopera, in
the charming 'Pinafore.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-17
An ARRAY Between Prominent Law
yerN.

Ex-Judge Krum and Mr.. Eccles,
both prominent Missouri lawyers, were
arguing case in St. Louis Thursday,
when Mr.. Eccles interrupted Judge
Krum rudely and charged that he was
intoxicated. Judge Krun promptly
knocked him down, and the court
promptly fined them both for contempt.
The fine was paid and the argument
proceeded, but Mr.. Eccles again offend
ed, and, another fight occurring, the
court ordered them both under arrest
While they were being conducted from
the court Judge Krum drew his pocket
knife and slashed his opponents arms
and sides.four times, inhicting as many
severe wounds. Both men were taken
to their homes, Mr.. Eccles refusing to
prosecute his assailant.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-17
crea, Reduction in slaarucss.

Charles l.. Parker is selling carriage
harness at $15 per set, and wagon har-
ness at $40 to s35, hand make of the
best manufacture at s. K. corner of End
and King streets. Also trunks and
travelling bags at reduced rates.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-17
cre.t Retuct,ons m Reef.

Economize by buying good stewing
beef at to 3 cents pound good roast
at s to 10; best roast, II to IA, round
steak, l24 !; rnmp steak, IA; sirloin, 10,
of Il. p. Geary, stalls 10 and ii THIRD
stree. market, and A. Y. Gsary, stall
u srcnnA ttrret market.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-17
The Delawarean q Uairuth fui 4.

From the Peninsula News.
We learn from one in authority that
Kent county is certainly in debt to the
amount Of SAC, 600 after deducting all
collectable taxes not paid to the begin
ming of this year. This certainly cor
responds very accurately with the
statement of the Dover Sentinel that
the county owes about 100000. If it
is in debt $40, 600 when all collectable
taxes are deducted, it is probable that
there are $40, 600 of these uncollected,
as much of the tax of 1878 is yet un-
collected. Besides this also, there is
probably considerable floating debt
the amount of which is not known.
How then can the Deluuarean under
the editorial control of an honorable
U. S. Senator, deny the truth of the
Sentinel's statement with the unblush-
ing impudence that it manifests in the
matter 1t is strange, it is unaccount-
able.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-17
Hats! rrRtS ! i!

Spring style silk hats, fine Derby
hats, nobby soft hats, boys soft and
stiff has, cilildr-n's spring style hats,
silk and cashmere caps, umbrellas, &c.
New goods. Low prices. RUMFoRD
Bios, 4O4 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-17
A Model Levy Court tCommissioner,

The State Sentinel" says that on
last Thursday when the bill to author
ize the Levy Court Of New Castle coun-
ty to sell to the lowest bidder the pri-
vilsge Of keeping the roads of White
Clay Creek in order, a rsmOnstrance
against the bill was presented signed
principally by the Democratic Office
holders; but the most amusing thing
was letter written by the Levy Court
Commissioner of White Clay Creek
hundred, VIM. l.. Wisr, to the commit.
tse, stating if the bill passed every mig
ger in the hundred would have q right
to work his tax out On the road, thus
enabling them to vote, and that poor
Democrats would bs thrown ost OF work.
This man evidently is Bourbon Of the
worst stripe but has the true Democrat
ic principles keep the niggers from
paying their taxes and We can carry
the election"
Daily Republican., 1879-03-17

nor RENT.-Threc-st story brick house cor
h mar of Washington and Thirteenth sts.,
III modern idmpcOvements. Also two-st0ry
houses. nine rooms, with all modern improve
ronts. Beautiful location and cheap rent.
Also other houses 10 different locations
JOHN GREEN,
r,,-.tr Second and French.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-17
Sad Result Of Drunk en- Spree.

Hugh Lafferty and VIM. Hatchman,
while OH q drunken spree, upset !.
lamp at the Delmonico Hotel, Gilmore,
Mexican county, on Tuesday night. The
bed clothing took fire, and soon the
hotel was in flames. Hatchman jumped
from the window and was saved. Laf-
ferty was burned to death. He was
twenty-six years of age and lived at
Cory. Seven houses were totally de-
stroyed and eight others were more or
less damaged by the fire. Many
families were rendered homeless. The
loss will reach nearly $40, 1000.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-17
fbT-tf

NOR RENT.-A desirable Residence, No.
I ZOE p. Sixth street, Wilmington, bel
rhs family wants to board with the occupants,
prefer no small children, good reference 70.
CURED, no others need apply. Forparticulars
atdross Box s, New london, Chester connts'
Pennsylvania, or Y. PENNINGTON,
MATT Eighth and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-17

NOR SALE.-A liquor store doing good
L drinking and demijohn bus slness. S.tu'
ued No lO25 South Broad street, Philadel-
phia opposite Baltimore Depot. ARplyto
NJ. MATTHEW'S,
mhs-st No. 1884, Arch Street.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-17

NOR RENT "A farm Of 81 aercs at Souta-
r wood Station, on the delaware and
Western Kailrsad. Apply ts s:,,,S
mhl0 3teod ltw ALVIN DGtlo
No. l2O5 W. Fourth ST., Wilmington. del,
Daily Republican., 1879-03-17

NOR RENTING twO,story house lWj
h Tatnall street, hot and cold water, bI b
W., etc, and in IL pleasant Rrdghborhosd.
,DpIy To VIM, II. LLOYD. mh8.u
Daily Republican., 1879-03-17

nor RENT.-House 900 Spruce street, snd
L several houses in same block 'above gth
E'eet, rooms each
l.. q. VAN KLEECk,
mar3.tf gi3 Market strest-
Daily Republican., 1879-03-17

4 II. TINIIALL, No. FOL French street.
W. Carpenter and builder. Jobbng
promptly attended to. Stores fitted up at
short notice. ieb8tf
Daily Republican., 1879-03-17

IJOR SALE OR TRADE.-A SUsn Farm
Of "a acres, Dr. Lancaster county Virginia.
Good buildings, good soil and tfe luxury Of
he salt water. Oysters, tish, ha-d and soft
crabs and wilixzms. THOMAS Sfah Nm,
1910 Edng street, Wilmington. Del.
mh3-lm dSlw-
Daily Republican., 1879-03-17

rNOR RENT yCHEAP.-A house near TIN
n corner u Fifteenth and Market Stree6.
Apply to 1908 Market streets.
mh8.tf JOHN J. GALLAGHER.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-17

THOR RENT. -llJetirrble modem house OF
nine roome, akr. e-story brick, flrst-class
und central location. Twenty
light dollars per nAsnth. or thirtyrix dollars
Address III. 9. J.."tf.is office,
inZS-tf
Daily Republican., 1879-03-17

r AND FOR SALr.--A properly contain
u Ing abort rs asrcs, in Brandywine
hundred. Inquire OF EDW. LfCARPEN-
TER. Rockland, del. dcls'wd&st6td&3tw
Daily Republican., 1879-03-17

rNOR RENT.-House on West street, be
tween 18th 4 Lssl street, with all mod
srn improvements. Inquire of M. l.. Lichten
Itefn 11S Mark et strect. psrl-lmd
Daily Republican., 1879-03-17

CIX TRADE DOLLARS WILL BUY A
- Barrel Of Good Enough" Flour, at the
Steam Flour Mills, NO. SoS WEST FRONT
STREET. mill
Daily Republican., 1879-03-17

" ANTED. Everybody to know that there
w will be n pGblic sale at Chadwick's
Museum, No. DOT Wet Fourth street, com
mencing on Wednesday, the 10th inst, at 2
o'clock, aud continue every afternoon and
evening until all Is sold; u large variety OF
store and other goods in part. lamps. brack-
cts, chimneys, gas globes, show cases. coun
ters, clocks, watches and jewelry, store fix
lures, desks, large book case, large quantity
of emu rawlings, one fine rosewood stereoptcan
holding 100 views, one rosewood piano, vio-
Inns, and variety of other musical instru-
ments, steam engine, galvanic battery, magic
lantern. also one of the largest outdoor lamps
in the city, 20 gross of clay pipes, stoves, heat
er, cider press step ladders, full set OF oyster
fixtures, and many other articles not herein
mentioned. mhl4
Daily Republican., 1879-03-17

RENTED, Kease.
l Collected, Insurance placed
In first class companies. Surveyfo&
81 Farms q speciality. A large Musn-
ger OF properties .or EHm IN
,n3o.tf COL StHtpley street.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-17

r OST.-A heavy plain gold ring was lost
IL In going from Ninth and Lombard to
Sixth and French streets, and thence down
Fifth street, on the 18th OF February. The
finder will be paid reward of $500 on leav.
ing 1t at 43S +. Ninth street.
feb28-lm* CARRIE HAYES
Daily Republican., 1879-03-17

NOR RENT Dwev9ing No. aH King
Il street Rent low Apply to
JOSEPH l.. CARPENTER, In,
nblltt 60 6lS Marketstreet.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-17

T5OR SALE.-A store and dwelling near
Il Middle Depot, small amount'6 cash,
~ '''' '''' EVANS PENNINGTON.
fet,so-tf EigAth and Market Sis.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-17

JNOR NT.--The Hote, at the corner OF
Eighth and Button~Ood Sts. Inquire OF
uhl3 2w> VIM. FOkESE
JSOR SALE.--A hack mare, PeS'seily
soan> and gentle in all harness, fearless
n locomOt sess perfectly reliable. APpy at
kubls. .lo Shipley street.
nh.lN H. II. JONES.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-17
EDR II ENT.

No 1871 Tatnull street.
% ilD :.
III :.
80 Madison STREET.
,i3 Jefferson street
&,i Gilpin avenue
5l+ w. Sixth street.
604 W. F'ittt street.
SIS II. Seventh street.
503 f. Tenth street.
1908 Lombard street.
and many others large and small.
4, STORE PROPERTIES.
no. III Market street.
$40 =" I"
3. W. corner Seventh and Spruce streets,
md others.
NO. II Market street. t.
EVANS PENNINGTON,
ehlstt cor. Eighth and Market Sta
Daily Republican., 1879-03-17

-0OR A 81. so LOAD OF RICHARDSON'S
:, KINDIIN<s WOOD, teave orders st
Eetry Evening otAce, 9th and Market; CapeEe
\ Bro, I'd and Market; j. Tateall b 10, Front
hpd Orange; GnS A. NJ. Quinby's, Front Gnd
Madison. ieDl4ru
Daily Republican., 1879-03-17

|yNOR RENY-CHEAP House No. T3p
III Market street. Good place for pro
Eession, in elegant repair, aii the c0nyeL1en'
|ces Appiyie q. SMlIH,
mhI.i No. El0 Market street.
NOR SALE CHEAP Lot Of wooden
benches with drawers, suitable 70. Sun
Nav Schoe,s. nc. J A. BOND Il CO..
mr1-n COL Shipley street.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-17

In ENTS SOlIected asd 1'sOpertles
III, Carefully Managed.
CNn Accurately Execu.
Ina. HEAkyb 4 CO.,
VIayeoG House building
,ratt
Daily Republican., 1879-03-17
REMOVAL
THE UNREDEEMED ED CLOTHING STORE
222 WEST SECOND STREET,
HAS REMOVED

TO N. L. COR. FRONT AND MARKET,
where will be found large assortment of new
and second. hand coats pants, vests, shirts,
boots and shoes, underclothing, jeweIry and
musical instruments, also ladies' dresses,
garters, iewelry, &c. Also beds, pillows, coun-
terpanes, quilts, sheets tablc-cloths, nc. Also
looking. glasses, pictures, trunks, valises. sad
irons. sc. We have very large assortment
OF tlne watches, chains, and all the goods that
are not called for from the Paramount Loan
office, 2l2S Callowhll street, Philadelphia,
Pa. All the above goods will be sold to pay
advances. N. Z. corner FRONT AND MAX
kET. mhl4 II
Daily Republican., 1879-03-17

IHOR RENT. T.-Thrce-story brick HOUSES, 900
and sll Taluaii sit. Stallstn Club stable,
Ninth and OraRRe streets, very low 70 per
Iuancnt tenants. Apply to Il. "ORREa.A~
Daily Republican., 1879-03-17
NOR REM.

|FoR REM
House Thirteenth and Market streets, ai
containing 10 rooms with all the modern Ml
| |lprovements.
House Gil Shipley street, rooms.
Hotel ri L. Front street,
House 6o4 Shipley street, rooms.
" 2O2 +. Second street. 10 rooms.
" 4g2 +. Third street, rooms.
Second floor of Silver Building, Gil Market
nrcct.
twenty-five five and sixroomcd hOnses well
Nated j. H. PRAHEt n w.,
ieb,7-tf Third and Shiplcy streets.
NOR SALE ECHEAP.-TwO good Stores In
l. good location, two new three.story nine
N'In Houses, and two new room houses, all
nsth hot and cold water, gas, bath, washpave
font and In yard, five room Houses win
eacIosed sheds. Also other houses Persons
want of a ch ap house 1t would be To their
ayantage to see these houses, as they are all
sell built and of good materials. Prices from
.'lbO and up. Terms very easy to SUIT inc
ulaes, will take rs part pay first mortgage on
Nler property and five years mortgage Oh
We house sold. Apply to
q. II. TlNDALL aSoNS.
lHN.I 7Oi French and 40 e. Ninth Ss.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-17

I1OR SALE.-The three story brick dwell.
ing, No. 2l8 Madison strcot Possession
kiyep March Is Terms easy. Inquire at No.
10 L. Sixth street, between Market and King
stneelN leOl&-l
Daily Republican., 1879-03-17

ENOR RENT.-A new two story brick house
Il six rooms, and good cellar No. 1903 W.
Fourth street. JAMES MURRAY,
mhl4-4t* II awe Fourth st..
Daily Republican., 1879-03-17

NOR "a LE.--The three-story brick house,
sow. Eleventh street, with all modern
improvements, on easy terms. .Applyto
WOOLLEY h VANTRUMP,
,ebl;.tf Insurance Agents.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-17

NOR RENT.-Store No. Sl4 Masonic Tenn
plo, and elegant rooms on the third floor.
Amply to JESSE X BAYLIS, Agt. mhi6
Daily Republican., 1879-03-17

11OR REnT Dwelling No. Fast Fifth
street, opposite Clayton House. Suita-
te for boarding house or offices. Apply ut U.
+ THOMAS Il Co.'s. inSu
Daily Republican., 1879-03-17

The citizens of Wilmington and vicinity
who really want the best range in the market.
would do we'll by calling and exaining my
stock. Perfect satisfaction guaranteed.
jn4-3m-dSw
Daily Republican., 1879-03-17
FOR SALEOR RENT.

11OR RENT.-Foprth-story Hall with 4;
K or 8 ante rooms. JOHN y; HARM
MSS. Julou
Daily Republican., 1879-03-17

1NOR RENT. IA seven room brick house In
good location, cheap rent. Apply al
NJ West Seventh street, 10 -
mhl5.lws Is. HAMMER.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-17

RESIDENCE FOR RENT.
That large and desirable property
jormcrly occupied by X. NJ. Griffith with 10
acres of Ground situated on Front street near
|TBon avenue. Inquire Of
DIX. l.. p. BUSH,
Gcbs II or GEO. w. BUSH.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-17

r5OR SALE.-The three story brick house
h No. 500 Washington street, with all the
.lon given at once. Apply 10 NJ. l.. LlCH-
|rENSTEIN. 226 Market street. inl0
Daily Republican., 1879-03-17

nor RSALE.-New Series aerlnania Loan
n Association, No. 2, at 100 per share
sonly to NJ. L. LlCHTEESTE1N,
hfsbl3-lm Secretary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-21

PERSONAL MESrtoN.-Mr. Charming N.
Smith, Of the Parkersburg Mder, Is in the
city.
Mr.. ]. S. Fehrenbach, Of Cincinnati, U.
8: Inspector Of Boilers, and wife are at the
Mcclure.
Mr.. D. W. Townsend, advance agent Of
the London Circus, is a guest at the Nc.
Miss Emma Abbott, H. @. Peakes, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Seguin, Of the Hess English
Opera Company, stopped at the Mcclure.
Mr.. Eugene List has been engaged Us
clerk otthe steamer Hudson, which will
shortly enter the Pittsburgh, Wheeling and
st. Louis trade.
Mr.. John E. Mendel, on Saturday, left
for New York, where he will reside In the
future. Previous to his departure, he was
presented with a fine scarf pin by the
choir Of the Disciples Church.
w. II. Beaumont, a,clever Philadelphia
commercial tourist, who has many friends
%hereabouts, Is stopping at tho Mcclure.
Rev. Henry Ward Reecher has been en-.
gagedto deliver a lecture at Washington
Hall, May 9th.
Lieut.. Colonel Sterling and Capt. John
Lukens will 60 to Pittsburgh to-day, TO in.
vite the military Of the Smoky City" to
participate in the sham battle here the
Both Of May.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-21

TEMPERANcE.-Mrs. Mary B. Reece is
conducting q series Of temperance meet
tngs at GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
Agold watch is 70 be voted for at a iesti.
val to be given by The Parker Hall Union,
May 9th and 10th. The contest for the
timepiece Is becoming quite spirited.
Mr.. E.G. Cracraft addresseda large and
enthusiastic meeting at Mozart Hall ON
Saturday evening.
A Convention OF the Woman,s Chris.
tian Temperance Union OF the Eighteenth
district OF Ohio WILDE held at Wellsyille
on Thursday and Friday, April oath and
25th, 1879, to organize a district Union.
A debate is to take place.this evening, at
the West End bridgeport NJ. +. Church,
on the question,
Rtsoleg, That the liquor seller is worse
than the liquor drinker,
There was alarge meeting last night Of
the Workingmen's Christian Temperance
Union, at OTIS Hall. It was addressed by
Messrs. =. ]. Cracraft, j. D. Ewing, John
Woods, Mr.. WEIGH, Mi. Stevenson, ". A.
Humphrey and Thomas j. Cartwright,
Vice President of the Union. There will
be a meeting at the same hall on Tuesday
evening. All are invited.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-21
RIverNeVn.

The mo Sks In Hh,ata, 10 t.ot s,
t,iI;ns A'e AZ ieet flncnes ana
At Tha
plying I n tS s T. Tee s. eaa SIiltoE,
trsde' passad nm m sStnsd an9 a,~aslt1sooufgh
The Salt Valley passed up early yester.
day morning from 1ronton to Pittsburgh.
She is due down in the morning.
The Stockdale went up Yesterday at
noon, and will pass down this evening for
O%irslnnatl:
The Ragoh arrived yesterday, one item
mn ne en iTe a ! iisL being 5000 feet Of val
mornings ss NM sT packet 1 iar psrLs sae VII, pc TINS
The Andes viii srrive to.aav sbs r..
undergone q thorough oyerSsaiinS AZ the
Cincinnati docks. W"
The Hudson will lay up until 1t Is decid.
ed what trade she will be put In, possibly