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Academy 81 he >iun American water Color society
Amesiean Musessn- qgs HoNcry Matinee.
uooths Theatre panitea
uowery rheRtrc-Saihan HALE.
Rrosd,,ny Hh-str--Eno,h Afdsn.
Etfth Avenue Theatre NJ. clyde.
arnsd Op~rs rSous--rhc colleen Rawn.
Iyces"s Is-stre-u n X rina'ore.
new Nsrh Aqusri.,s- broadway aud sith -
Rtbic's t.arAen-A s'ocuul
rerh Th~atrr-Ths Victims and SCION stingIe
enpErsn-isro NIInstr-iS- Broadway. COT 10th ~
STANDARD Th-atr.-u A. g Finaiors.
Tony Pastors Op~rs Hsass-yaustg Matinee
Theatre Celniguc-variety.
ois- sqssr- rheatr~-rhe BANKERS Daughter
watiscL's Ih~atrc-oura
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Frozen to neam on her Nest.

Rinc Warheld. while hauling wood from tho
unhtf nal nir "nst 20 Holt, ouuuif. few da,> it.
,..' .h,tWt- l"ul IuMi, u'st "1utuiuns twelve or
hlWch eggs, upuu Which the hrd Ma, then situug Ino
nest was hidden uuitr tut ot gra,, ,Nciy LaIc u
Mhch was 'ucascd 10 sheet ui icc uurtii u ana u.
INCA ~ tht on in>t. Or y Brown lu company VIVA
sN,,el oilers went I" me spot The, found "a, quail
uhuh the nest, nut the birt WAS at1 and t.sss Some
o a. eggs were Matched hut the young with the parent
blIu hAl ntIlsurN lIum mo ouIh.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-07

Tho Democrats in the Senate were outwit-
ted by the Republicans in the matter Of the I'D
MuNDs resolutions. These resolutions affirmed
the validity OF the Thirteenth. Fourteenth and
Fifteenth Amendments TO the Constitution, and
the power and duty Of Congress to legislate for
their enforcement. 1t was apparent from the
outset that the resolutions were intended as u
mere trap FOR catching tho Democrats: and. in
deed. EDMUNDs said almost M much In the
course Of the debate.
The plan worked admirably. After dividing
among themselves on substitutes for the orig
inal proposition. every Democrat either by his
direct vote or by pairing with q Republican
finally went on the record Of the Senate against
the resolutions. And there they stand. and
their votes will he claimed rs the deliberate
opinion Of tho Democratic party on the three
amendments
Among the nays on the adoption OF the reso-
lutions are the ten Democratic Senators from
the North. including BARNuM and EATON Of
Connecticut, HERMAN Of New York. McPHERsoN
and RANDOLPH Of New Jersey. WALLACE OF
Pennsylvania. and THURMAN OF Ohio. In
these five States there cannot be found one
Democrat in n thousand who doubts the va
lidlty OF the three amendments; and yet these
Senators. by their votes. have placed tho party
in false and foolish position. OF which its OPP
ponenta will not be slow to take advantage.
These States incline to be Democratic. Owing
to divisions In the party they went for the Re-
publicans last fall and their seven Democratic
Senators have now done their best TO keep
them Republican by so voting ms to enable
every editor and stump speaker in that party
10 pausiby argue that the Democrats deny tho
validity OF the three amendments, and favor
tho reopening Of the bitter controversy that
was closed by their adoption.
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At tho meeting OF delegates from the police
precincts Yesterday the committee appointed 20 confer
with the Police Board in reference 10 combined action
against reduction o police officers pay reported that
they had decided Ia leave the employment NJ counsel To
the Police Buari ant that Mr. Mclean. counsel Tor The
Board wall apy o the supreme Court tomorrow tn have
The SPECIAL day Tor tne hearing adjourned until Friday
next The money already collected II be turned over
e. the CAutns and should the case be- lost 81 tat is
one halt the subscription every man. is to be returned
TO him
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At a meeting OF the Board Of Excise Commits
soners wednesday 1t was resolved account the in
sufficient Appropriation for the bureau 1879 to sus
pend the following employees. Gcorge IT, Elv clerk
byrne notice server, aud Thomas Radlcy William
DouuellN Martin Koran, Thomas Darcy James Gregory
anu John khlchr, inspectors 1t was further resolved To-
reduce the salaries Of twenty excise inspectors from
81 100 and Z 90 10 s2,OO per annum
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Socialism, In Germany.

LONDON. Feb, G-Tho Standards despatch
nom bslan, Germany, SAYS that AZ the supplementary
election there for memrr II the Reehsas the sucialst
candidate received o. q votes, the Liberal 5d4 ami Tie
Conservative 2Si6 A second ballot Is necessary The
government much annoyed at the strength manifested
BY the Socialists w.
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Another Death In n Cen.

Tho death Of Mr. Frank Thompson In the
EIdrldgc street police station on Tuesday night was
melancholy affair few hours before the death Of Mr.
thompson Policeman q Day had arrested Inn and taken
MN 10 the staui on the GROUND that he apparently
intoxicated when put in the cell and luckcd up Nj
Thompson san lac "asil ANA IN short time lac Wasdoad
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AS the little busy bee fits from flower to
flower. 10 busily and buzaingly fits the groat
LE DOCK from idea to idea His latest is that
the buffalo OF the Western plains can DO tanned
under iudiclous treatment and transformed
into useful farm anlmal--apt to draw tho
clearing plough, docile to the gee aud hac Of tho
blaspheminR granger, and submitting his huge
strength o the terrors OF the ado-ticklng CAD
All that LIE DooK asks. 70 enable him to confer
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Capt. Murray OF Hook and Ladder No has
received from the fromcns Ran Committee check tor
W ior the widows and orphans Of the nrcmcn Killed az
INC late nfes There j. to be ON Thursday moon
~ Nblos Garden Theatre, boncnt performance for the
lame persons 49,
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1. Til. Payment FOG III. Vote ,

WASHINGTON, Feb, G.-Another instalment OF
the price for fcrrys vote IN confirming Merritt was sent
- {, daN IN the denomination one NJ his friends John
rarIer Hs Marshal Of the Western District OF Michigan
ana TIE nmnauun Of three others a. Postum ,ers nj
Lansing Muskcson and Bis Rapid, all important Post
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Among the many curious items TO be
found in the report Of tho State Department
Contingent Fund" for the last fiscal year. re-
Gently sent to Congress. is the following:
soLoNoSs CHArsAN. i1r samoan Ambassador photo
graph album, Government officials sIsn
1t is easy to imagine the civilizing influence
TO be produced ON tho islanders of the Pacific
by the counterfeit pTesentment OF the members
OF this Fraudulent Administration. with tho
heads OF bureaus and TYNER and BRADY Of tho
Post Onlce Department thrown in. To com
plete this charming collection, the photographs
OF BULLOCK. Consul ut Cologne. who stole the
cipher dispatches and OF the Returning Boards
OF Louisiana. Florida and South Carolina.
should be added. II there is to be a rogues'
political gallery. and the public money Ia TO be
used to furnish IT, then by all means let the
Samoans have "A full assortment OF tho physi-
ognomes OF the Government officials" who
arc enjoying tho rewards OF their successful
conspiracy.
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Converted to Rome.


CLEVELAND society IL agtnted over tho an
lH"hlN M'loudeu fruuit that Miss Helen Cnwlrs the
Syo9a dnNhtrr ct y uowes ESQ, editor OF the L~ri,r
' ~ we ~ am the Interest opponent nj Cathol-
Rome IN March of last year aud is now about 10 enter
nunuvrY " " '"'
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CINcINNAp. Feb. G.-George Ward. q farmer.
and his two sons went To their home. near Columbia
Ind TUESDAY nlrh considerably under she influence Of
hqunr ward began abusing his wife. The hoys inter
terred, when the father sled nm axe aud snlt his son
GEORGES head open. killing him instantly The father
Was arrested shortly aerward lie so years OF age
Ihe 10 - Y w.
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Unconstitutiona Iegislation.
The following Is tho text OF an act intro
duced into the Senate by Mr.. JAMES +.
PIERCE Of Brooklyn:

The following Is tho text Of an act intro
duced into the Senate by Mr.. JAMES f..
PIERCE OF Brooklyn
An the proceedings and oHiciai acts Of JAWS 4
FisuEE Of the County Kings IN the New York
notary pubhc In and for said county the cxpira
ton Of his term Of Office such notary public are
hereby IN all respects cealed and declared valid and
they and each OF them shall have the and
effect rs II his said erm Of once had not expired but
nothing herein contained shall affect any action pro
cceding commenced prior to the passage u us act"
And another has been introduced by Mr..
TURNER, which runs as follows:
IAN the oficial acts aud proceedings hy or before
WILLIAM x wApsvoEr Justice OF the Peace In and for
the town u West Turin In the County Of Lewis the
commencement ui the term Of ofh,c witch he was
elected to wit Jan l. 1874 to sept 10 is7 hereby
lesahned aud confirmed aud shall have the same iorce
and validity a. Il the said wuLiAa Il wApswoRrH had
taken and filed his oath Of oce within the required
by law"
These acts, II passed, would have no valid
ity. Tho law requires a Justice Of the Peace
TO be sworn before he enters upon the duties
Of his office. Every sutton before him, every
person affected by his official acts, has u
right TO whatever salutary influence over
his conduct the taking of an oath cxcrts (;
and the theory OF the law is that the taking
OF an oath docs exercise n salutary nfu-
ence or the law would not require il.
Acts which were invalid when performed
sSeeppn ~ yl acquire validity by an
are very immoral in their tendency They
are calculated to abolish all distinctions
between right and wrong, and TO engcndcr
in the minds OF public officers contempt
for the requirements OF the statutes
II this man WADswoRTH has been acting
as a Justice Of the Peace without having
taken the oath Of Office required by law, his
case should receive the attention Of the Dis
tl1.HH.. Attorney instead Of that Of tho Senator
He deserves TO bc punished instead Of being
made a favored object Of special legislation.
Then, as for the Notary Public who acted
officially after his term Of Office expired, he
assumed an ofllce he did not hold and should
be sent 10 the penitontiary.
Let the Legislature devote itself 10 the
future. The past is fixed, and cannot be
changed
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To THE EDITOR or THE SUN-SWt In this
Shf nuhhrr d" TN "rN appears the divorce NJ Emma
SFhhhdel from JusVtli Srhtud, cau~,. adutciN. In.
stead nj TN, u shuuld have read Emma shnudcll from
Joseph Shondcl, cause. adultery ENMA SnuuptLL
Nkw NoRk Feb g. 1879
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PARIS. Feb. Give men-of-war are being
New Caledonia 'N"
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% CALCUTTA, Feb. G.--LadY Lytton wfo of the
NlcH> "l India, has gwen hlrth 10 a son.
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Tho now President Of the French Republic
proclaims his purpose to avoid such troubles ~
disturbed President MAcMAHoN. lie announces
in his message to the Chambers. that he is sin
cercly submissive to the great law OF paria-
mentary government. and shall never enter into
conflict with tho national will. conveyed through
its constitutional organs" All the branches Of
the French Government are now harmonious
in respect to the fundamental principles of re-
publican institutions.
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WEST Troy. Feb, 6.-Five members Of tho
aid OF Trustees OF this village have been indicted iur
sdemeaIors' ~ unlawiullN awarding contracts
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While the Prophetic Conference hardly
made n ripple in other denominations tho dis
turbanco among the Presbytcrians seems 10 bo
increasing rather than abating. Apparently
the hcrcsy hunters are going to find the Pre-
millcnarinns pretty lively game. In this weeks
Independent Prof. DUrF1ELD Of Princeton r1-
minds all concerned that the prcmillonarian
doctrine was held 10y nearly all the chief divines
Of the Westminster Assembly. including tho
Moderator. Dr. TwIssE; that 1t has been held
ever since by Presbyterian ministers eminent
for orthodoxy ms well ~ picty that tho General
Assembly in recent years has unanimously
elected three avowcd Premillcnarians to chairs
OF theology in tho Church's seminarics. lie
calls attention 10 the fact that the heresy hunt
ing brethren are not agreed among themselves
rs 10 what the Standards of the Church teach
about the Millennium and the Advent; and no
calls the attention Of these brethren themselves
10 the fact that there are " other and graver
offences than heterodoxy OF which Presbyterian
ministers may bc guilty. and for which they are
liable to judicial prosecution" There is n toll
erably distinct intimaiion here that the hunt
ing. II it begins. will not b. confined to one side.
Tho Ancient Indiana Protestant Mariners
lecture on Personal Kccollcctions OF ADAMS.
JACKSON. and CLAY seems to have given salts
faction. for modern subject but why doesn't
the venerable anti-Popery tar give some roco-
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Tho existence of pleuro-pnoumonia among
cattle in the suburbs Of Brooklyn and on Staten
Island Is to DO made tho subject OF both State
and national Government inquiry. dclcga-
tlon called Gov. RoBINsoNs attention yesterday
TO the dangers that arc threatened should the
disease remain unchecked and he Immediately
ordered an investigation. law passed last
winter empowers the Governor to use tho most
decided measures in case Of infectious diseases
among cattle. In the United States Senate. tho
Committee on Agriculture was ordered to make
thorough inquiry
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this boon upon his countrymon. is 1,000-acre
farm. somewhere near Washington, lvo or six
recruiting farms in the buffalo country, and tho
necessary funds to run them. With these he is
confident that no will speedily have the mock Of
tho naughty Dos Americans In tho yoke.
It is strange that no member Of Congress has
ms yet. brought forward r measure to create a
National Buffalo Demonstrating Farm, and for
other purposes. Perhaps. though, lie DOCKS
admirers have thought best TO hold II back
with view to lacking II on one OF the General
Augmentation bills
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-26
The belmont County Seat Removal.

Columbus Daily labor.
A short article published in the Labor
otyGstGrAqy had The effect Of bringing out
tho truo inwardn0ss Of the actions OF Ger.
tain lobbyists who are hanging about the
Legislature for the purpose OF accomplish
ing certain ends touching the matter of
the Belmont county sQuaLble.
we stated yesterday that the scleming
removing Ind county seat from It's present
location. This was q mistake. The par.
ties referred to arc working against its re-
@oYal, or rather, against bill that is be-
fore Die Legislature to lssye the matter to
ty. 1t is now stated that The matter bus
been agitatel for the last twenty years,
and that although avery large majority Of
the people Of the county are anxious to
change the county seal, the opponents Of
the project have thus far succeeded In pre-.
venting the change. This much in ex-
PLANTATION OF the matter, and by way
OF correcting the misstatement made yes
terlay.
Yhs truth Of The Yhole thing, as We have
since discovered It, Il 1bst those who are
working against the Chan.ing Of the Coun-
Is seat are the parties who are cutting the
naughty capers about the State House.
Not only did they upon one night assem-
bic in committee room and gobble down
tho tsmeraCk until each one was filed up
ID Lis neck, but ta3e msde end are still
making a Sssr.room Of the%Blue. R6om,"
with 4 certain Mr.. BIenkner as presiding
host and principle bottle-washer. II is
said that Intoxicating beverages arc pur;
chased in large quantities, and that . full
supply Is kept constantly on hand. When:
ever It becomes necessary 10 lGy In q full
supply, subscription Is taken up among
the lobbyists and enemies OF the bill, TO
replenish the dccanters Lawyers, doc
tors, and, We arc told, temperance work.
crs, arc the chief contributors, and they
all use their influence to seduCG the unSo-
phisticaEcd members into tho "Blue-
Room" and encourage them to "look up
an tbS wing while y isrel;" The object
OF al this ls TO gain irienAss among the
members and TINS SUCCEED in having the
distasteful bill defeated,
This Is no romance. It the truth, II
the worl Of some Of the best men in tue
State can be relied upon; and i u ono Of
the most disgraceful truths ever told Of
the Ohio Legislature. That a set OF des!
perats lobbyists should be permitted to
establish q bar.rooln In the State House,
for no other purpose than to lead the so:
ions from The path Of rectituds apd thus
lInAupnqe their Retian in the performances
OF their high and honorable Iaties, Il GER
lainly ono Of tho most outrageous things
imaginable. Investigate.
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Last saturdays Exports to Europe.

Last Saturdays Exports TO Europe.
New York Bulletin u yesterday.
There was marked increase in the
shipments OF freight by last Saturdays
Transatlantic fleet Of steamers, com.
pared with those Of the previous week,
the total consignments being Of liberal
proportions for the season, There were
in all five steamers cleared for different
ports In Europe, and in addition, an,
other, the "Castalla," sailed yesterday for
London, with full cargo Of produce and
merchandise, together with about four
hundred sheep. On board Saturdays
steamers there were no live stock, with
the exception OF fifteen horses by the
National vessel for Liverpool.
The White Star steamer had included in
her cargo about l,l00 barrels OF oysters,
being the largest single shipment Of the
season, and she also took out 200 packages
o. domestic dry goods. Tho wholequan.
THY Of fresh meat sent out was about 400
tons and 200 quarters, packed in the dit.
ferent refrigerator rooms. Some Of the
other leading articles aggregated about %
fOllowa: Grain, 1920 bushels; bacon,
7,4l0 boxes; cheese, l4,100 boxes; butter,
400 packages; flour, 1850 barrels and
$500 sacks. Two Of the steamers cleared
for Liverpool, one for Glasgow, one for
London and one for Bremen. The car.
goes in detail were chiefly made up as fol.
lows!
Germapie, ipr Liverpool, 400 hoxes
bacon, 5000 bxs cheese, 500 satks Hour,
loo bbls oysters, 1900 hbls apples, 200
pigs domestIps, 10 tons leather, LOCO hhls
sugar, 400 bxs starch, 800 pkss butter, 400
ties beef, 500 bags clover seed, 200 tons
fresh meat.
Erin, for Liverpool: 1900 bush grain,
1920 bxs bacon, 420 bales cotton, $50 bales
llepS, l,8SN cs canned goods, 49O bags clo-
boxes cheese, 900 bills hoHH,' S'tSs ahl.f4
bbls provisions, u horses 100 tons fresh
meat.
Anchoria, for Glasgow: $1,000 bushels
corn, 5000 boxes cheese, 1900 pkgs butter,
LOO bbls and 1900 sacks flour, 400 bxs
bacSp, $40 bbls beef, 100 tics pork, SO hhds
tallow, 1900 qrs fresh EeeI.
Glenlyon, for London: ESQ boxes
cheese, 1000 bbls and 500 sacks flour, GBO
ties pork, 1910 bbls beef, 100 pkgs butter,
10 hbAs and 90 bbls tallow.
Mosel, ioSr bremen: s,aOO bush corn,
1900 pkgs butter, 1890 boxes BACON, 500
ties and $50 firkins lard, 20 ties hams, 50
hbls beef, 900 sides leather, 80 bbls flour, Oh
los grease, 70 pases and 1aT bales TOBACCO,
700 boxes starch, 10Y bags coffee, 800 bblS
salt hides, 100 tons sundries.
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SUFFERERS ESsi S Sn.sE,, Ds ManE;,
- - Vig0r, syphilis, or any
.1rm Of disease, cured at the Oil WESTERN
cInuatI, by the only sure and reliable rernCdIes
NO charge until cured. Cali or write for free
advice. Charges low. Half rates 10 the
p0oF. oH5-ddW
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- ClfRtHTtANIEtN0 AND CtvtLtZiN0
Is utterly out Of tie question. They come
here Chinese subjectsand slaves, aud they
remain so. II they are not slaves they
came to work till they can get money
enough 10 buy wife, and then they 60
back to China 10 buy one. They all come
here with their heather tails 10 the back
OF their heads, pledged and iortifedby the
strongest preiudiCes 10 their government
and religion, and they remain SO. When
they have served their time or made q lit.
lie money they go back to the Celestial
Kingdom again,
And knowing rs we 10 the utter fruit.
lessness OF our efforts 10 Christianize and
Civilize the Chinese, we object, positively,
and we will continue to emphasize our
objections to tho large hordes Of Chinese
that overrun our country. We ask for q
mobilization OF the treaty. We Can man.
age few. We do not object 10 the Chi.
llaman as man, but we do object 10
thousands and ten thousands OF Chinese
slaves and paupers iniesting our borders
like the swarnls Of grasshoppers iniest the
middle West.
With these few remarks, l am
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Gassst Sales.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
Bank 4 W yA''llaf Ia o..p,,,,.

Angus. ' s.., !, s.'. ..s .... o'.'''
In the County Court Of Ohio County.
ny virtue Of a deere Of the County Court Of Ohio
county, rendered IN The above entitled cause on ill.,
nth day 4 DeeeIabCf, 1878, The undOIgueI as BpO
Cal commissioner, will otter for sale o. public auction
before the Court House dO1r Of OhiU county Ia Wheel.
% N SATURDAY, Maruh 70, 1SS,
commencing At II O'Clock A. NJ, that certain traCt OF
parcel u land situated III IrIalepha District, OhIu
county, OF toe National rual which Is described u
follows BCgunng al point On the north side Ol The
nOrth line Of aid road In the line between Tue lands
fvFmeIly owned by Major JChu tiOOd aud L. Il, d
Carter, thence With SAID line n. 81 r. POLES 10
stake In lIld line thence n. 50 ". % poles 10 stake
themes D. 81 ". w POLES to the boundary Of sud
Rad, thence g. 90 y pOlpI, to tho beginning, con-
taning I've acres aui hTO poles
TERNs or SALE One. third Of The purchase uiopey
raIh Ia hand One.third ID slx mouths, and ono-tEi
Ia eighteen months irOm Of sale The purchase
executing Ills Notes for the deferred payments.
JOHN J. JACOB,
ie9S Special Commissioner
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-26

EISfl a YEAR Board and Tuition tur uirls, Boys
ViJu and Young Men. PTtpargtafr Courts III
gtrnetion thorough, Location UNSURPASSED. Rev.
J. y. REILLY B D., Episcopal Academy, Had:
dehhell, n, j. AUTO
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necessity from their.condition ofservitude
in which they are held by their Chinese
masters, they can hire out to work, and
are hired out to work for lower wages
than any civilized American, who wants
70 live decently, can afford To labor for.
The two races are broughtinto antagonisn.
With q large class -four people II lis
matter Of support Of bread. And bread
makes up In a large degree OF our living.
And the subject bread greatly In.
nuences the ordinary American, whether
in the Fast or West in his feelings Of
humanity.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-26

The aloe sale Is postponed until SATURDAY
MORNING, February I'd, at 10 o'clock.
fell q. r. HILDRErH, Trustee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-26

TAe aloye Els i po.fEoncd until SATURDAY
aSSHH!NSlASI FEbHuAtf 70, q 70 O'clock a. N.
tebl0 s. r. llll.DRErII, Trustee.