The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-01
MOTT SHsIoN.


NE. NoKEls' ADDRlss. -
To one Who would address an organiss:
ton such as this NO idea should properly
come but Of an effort in one direction. N
whatever manner the press may be pr6s.
tituted, however It's standard Of elegance
and purity may be lowered, hoRe7ersit
may be led into error, It has Claims and
purposes in but one direction. Under the
head Of literature must the newspaper be
placed, and In this land Of civilization the
members Of such an organization rs this
are lAboring. To this subject, as q whole,
or in some Of its particulars, must he Who
would strike the night chord on such an
occasion as this, deTotes his attention. ,
Mr. Morris spoke at some length on this
subject, 70 the edihcation Of his hearers
and finally dwelt on the press, its infu,
enGe, power for good, dc. At the conrlu-
sion OF his address Mr.. Morris was hsarti.
ly cheered. p ..
At the conclusion OF the address OF Mr..
Morris, vote Of thanks was rendered him
for his courteous and impartial rulings.
The poem was then read BY Mr. Q. c.
Johnson.
Mr.. Scofeld moved that the address and
poem be printed. Adopted.
An invitation was read from Mr.. Par.
sons requesting the members OF. the
Association to meet at the Capitol at IL ",
to-day for the purpose Of having photo
graph Of the Association taken. Accepted.
Mr.. Johnson rendered car on behalf 81
the authorities Of the Elm Grove Railway,
Tor the purpose Of visiting Mt De Chantal
and Hornbrook's Park. Accepted for,lR.
Y. to-day.
A motion to adjourn was lost.
A motion was made that the President
appoint committee Of FIVE persons to re-
port the names Of persons for officers Tor
the ensuing year. Lost. 49,
A motion was then made and carried
that nominations be made for officers.
Mr.. Scofeld then put in nomination P.
W. Norris for President, and backed Il by
appropriate remarks. Geo. P. Sargent was
instructed 10 cast the vote OF the Asso.
citation for 4r. Morris. =
Geo. P. Sargent was unanimously elect
ed Vice-P President.
o. 6. scofeld was put in nomination
Tor Treasurer, also Mr.. FreW andIsMr.
Reed. A ballot resulted as follows: EyeF,
Is; Scofeld, o; Reed, Z. sco6eld with
drew, and Mr.. Frew, having received 20
votes, was declared elected. so
The hour for the banquet having arrived,
the Association adjourned until 8 A. u. to.
day. 'ii7 u
THE BANQUET. - -
At9o'elock the members Of the Associa.
ton, together with the business men VIC
had given the banquet and q humber 81
invited guests, assembled In the pacious
.parlors Of the New McLureSit Kramer
orchestra served 70 divert theiinteryal be-
tween the adjournment and the time for
the banquet. At $50 the dining room,
elaborately decorated, was thrown open
and the guests were seated. Rev: RisR..
swope, Of st. Matthew'S Church, saving
Grace. Among those present besides the
members Of the Press Wereftife following
prominent business men Of the civ: Hon.
=. y. Hubbard, Hon. BENZ, Fisher, Dr.
7. ID. Logan, n. Reilley; 4. iC, Motfatt
Arthur Mckee, Henry Millef, james &c.
Courtney, VIM. Hughes, james Oelebav.
Dr. Baird, Dr.. Harvey, Judge q. Ls. CFans
mer, Gov. II. II. Mathews, h. StaInSker,.
jr., q. Ed. Mendel, George II, ParTs. Ravs
r. r, swope, Major Tom Norton, bf5B:
W. Allen; Jacob Kemple, George E@iftI
George Adams, Major ]. W. Sweeney. Al!
torney. General White, Sheriff TfnHe JS
@. Brady, Mayor A. ]. Sweeney, Hui
Quarter, M. a. Chandler, SIX. Wallace,
Col. W. L: Bridges, o.s. Long, E. W.
oglebay. ~,
Tbs supper was really one Of the finest
ever spread in this city, The following Is
MENU a
f-- it5tf 1g $500.
I. souR. !f,- e.. asS
de Volatile Ia Rslns. 0yster. ri
90 POIBISss - 9sys 40 ~
Boiled Haeklnix Trout celSFy sfnes, Boiled White
Riih, aA HolllhdaiIS.'fI g : -
oYtrEEs az 4
E4s, PrisJ, H.eolsPed, stavSd On ch1npaga5, fieE:
!" Oysters BEailed oysterSI Small ltltPltattt :
Chicken, Ia ssass. Han. z! !5. 80. e
EoLEr. - r., ~, -. -, =. +.
ED viii cToqustiss, d'h Pempadous, slpSsd,
Glaze, Young Pig Studied, viii AppleI, DoEestie
,DusE stunned Goose, With BlItkboTy Jelly. \ N,
COLD olSISfEl FiI pnHB. f.'- !
Boped Turkey, ornimeli5d ala Modern, Bed a
Mode en- Jelly en- sbAllEtdS,T DecoAtkd HGmtali1s
B0rthIhlld iNBahlo lTq6g5 q Oman md a lI;Df :,
Phine, OyLten en- Jelly 4 Hare Chiek6n 81
0rnlmented, Lobster Bald, . 4 Pihaieaae;- e
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PillSt Of Beef Ilrled, b foSrtslIs, To. "a yesa
SUI Grlti1, a Aaslsss sti13mso Lamb, AZ
ffndneeFO Sweet Bred LGfdCd a1fsSiIisFay PiIlet
81 iIeEe "a Moleh9 Tmpii 81 NSeSfBnl! a Il
NOPdlitiueJ CltHlts a. Mutton ~ DAT SfpoSS 5CNo
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annardt "a TaPloass, Chieksa Wings ! L Pluehs
Verlef. ..,itgg 49, - 10, 4 ~
Moss -.-r slsE YEeETAlLEl. II q. 80 a
HSkel NashSd Po,aoeI sisSed Totuaioes lirssn p.aE