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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-22

The partisan uses tn which tt:3 Treasury
Dcparsmen. is now put were probably lcyer
50 hsgrantly nppareat So al present. In the
yearly statement {! tho receipts made there on
Saturday, the cxhi BITS are presented 10 form to
deceive unrc3soGiHg readers ato tho b:!icf that
tic southern States contribute it'll. or nothing
toward the support ct the Government, and TO
induce the reference that they have bu: little or
40 right 10 be attempting to c;rircl its affairs
through their Ms ,iity 10 the democratic party,
Ignoring tbs TACT that tho consuners through.
gu! the country, South IS we'll as the Narb,
and not tho producers and importers. Jay the
tag collected by both the internal revenue de-
partmens and tho customs houses Tho whole
receipts by internal rcvcruo far tho year ending
Sept. 50, 1879. amounted 10 $ll3,5GI ,GIO So;
those from the seeded Suites, specially cxhibi
tsd, $ll ,G27 ,0SS.73. sid these from eaoh CT
the States Of Illinois, Oho AID New York ey-
oaeding those from eli the seeded States put
together. The receipts from Virginia amount.
ed to $6,474, 32759. FrJEn customs the total
receipts amounted to $l37 50047.7O, Of which
only S2,l09. 81 came from tbs seeded
States and Sc. 3l2.45 from Virginia, and those
from each of the States OF Massachusetts,, New
York and California are exhibited as exceeding
the whole amount collected 10 the seeded
States. In other words, Mr.. Sherman hiss
availed himself Of his position as Secretary of
the Treasury to sise force and emphasis to tho
missta.ements contained in Mr.. Cooking 5
partisan speech in the Senate during Tie asst
session. and which weIe compiled for the do.
Ebarate purpose of decaving and misleading
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-22

Th, Republicans Of Colorado Lave dcslalcl
themselves for GRAFT es the next Prs dsn'.
That the politicians tia! il the aspiring ones
aro1s his party arc ntt !0s Grant il sp parent,
bot that thcs, c1nteat to he subsltarI az tho
r1rk AID i!o arc e: iin is btcouiag mcre end
more apparent daily.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-22
he Afghan Revolt

LONDON, Sep. GA Calcutta dispatch to
the Times saya: The government is not salts
led regarding the Auoer's conduct. The
amccs las caused tho execution OF tho com
nander CT the mu.ineerp. Public opinion
among all classes is strong agaiost the Amer
!cr Dot protecting the lives Of tie members of
fhs British embassy, and he has forfeited for.
e7cr the respect OF his subjects,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-22
Fatal accident.

fAssAIc. Il. j.. Sept. Geo s. zsuT,
ssed 70 years: living near Little Falls, while
crossing the Greenwood Lake and New York
t. r., With lis :ean al Iing.cs. on Saturday
hoIh n'a horses. YVES killed. Zaluff' was + we'll
Known larmer. Lie lesYes h family
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-22
Fires.

NORTHAMPTON. Mass Sept 22.-Tha house
of E. L. Wilson, in Florence Village, North.
snpton, was nearly destroyed lat night by g
wcra assured for $4,000, The los is somewhat
greater.
NEW YoaK, Sept. - --Tnylor's Hotal, at
Peasant Valley, n. j., q largo ltams building
with number Of outhouses, was entirely con.
sum6d BY fire esrly this morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-22
Shooting ARRAY.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 22.-At Bayou Chico.
en- Saturday last, during 40 election, shooting
aftag took piaco between Two men named For.
and Dossmap. Neither II the principals was
burt, but tao bystspders we're shot, Edward
". Grimm being Instantly killed and Richard
Mash dangerously wounded
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-22

Secretary Sherman. 10 lis anxiety II help
Fossel'5 o,eclioa, ia Ohio, was title too pic
vlous vi h bis order making grcenta.ks eoly...
till, mo GOD at aug Of tic sut-:icasu:ies end,
IS be bad done with several Of bis prior orders
o. he sam, sutjec', he has mad 10 ravoke il, but
10 it, place be i1strutts all ice sub trcasursrs to
pay o1t sod ss veil as silver uron current OF
lipatioD5 # the Government.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-22
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNCwDBNs
MONDAY KVEN'G., SEPTEMBER %
Wha: nsy b. copsidercd ss a'm3st naturs!

Wha: nsy BIZ CONSIDERED ss a'm3st natura!
Causes rug h. en- tic prevailing hard times 10
this c0uo!!y, IT.! il s equally certain that trade
unions have performed 10 little part in delay
ilg the'aDproach OF the returning tide Of pros.
atrlg, aud retsi1rg i;a advaLc> DCw that its
iEeScrc, kas become app,reut. Duliog tie
whole period q tusness depression their strikes
against r:duc.ou C Esees, which cot only
Impoverished themselves bus others upon the
savings OF ~to7o i=5;r they Gep4lded TOR cup.
port, Tere Constant, snd they D1t only refused
u 'G,rz Ih.mscT@s bat wcu.d not GLOW others
~ take t"eir places ani so keep business s!ivc
aod -aor'y 10 circulation; s1d, now when 10
si':a 81 Ism, 5usaass is :evlyipg,they ere seri.
ta5l2 hi15erirg is grorth by striking for IN
advaaca Of Wages bd.to employers can see
tIt:r VA clear Gu. OF the ol3uis that even yet
9s!tI:iity f;YIcn iheu. Their evil eiftc.s,
i'owe77l, &C Also broE manifested IL 90 co
roy diiiccea. waY, one that causes even more
anxiety tasa their strikes. We sliude to tie
diminished znpr!y C .ki!c! labor they have
o1cas:Cned. O1e Of their lnva,iable rules is to
!'iliiI thC uuEiStI VI SpElcul'C-S " tHC Luiul'
Mu!n compatible ;S!th the cxis!ei C, Of the aps
prentc,sf:p systtn, SO .h1t nGw when ccmpc-
taEt workman ara waited ia the secii1ns Of
county in whcA business Is reyiving, they can
n5t be obtained, whiic ,i;e Same sections ore
crowded with iocn aaZ3u5 10 ota;o wCik, but
utterly tLca2aL!o CT Gtiag anylAiug we'll. As
10 Ie,Ic! ifjcI his evil Gu bo hoped trOm those
10 whom i! Is it.rit u:ablc, thJ trade uoioDs,
other quarters mus. b. looked 10, ard tEose
that afford the bost cnaGcs Ct succcss arc tie
pubic schools. II bali tho nloaoy expended 10
thos, SCH ,os il tca:hoy what ere called The
higher branches vas txleaicd il teecliog
boys to B. CINE s2cl uIasor9, carpenters, uaa.
cuisi3, printers, bI,ckSui;ta. aud ali other
tr.d,s by whtri! h3os \: !iYinGs can BE- made. it
would lie infinitely better for them iuds iualiy,
AMI the a3via 80 t. th2 c9uatry at large,
within f1T years, be 10 less per,ep.ib.e.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-22
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE

tho uo!bokiog portion Of tie republican party.
Selfish, vain. silly, and igooran. as tho leaders
Of the modera democracy undoubtedly are,
their rule would be infinitely prcfersb'o to q
continuation CT the corruption, c11nirg aod de-
captioa that so s!ro1s7 ch.rtcciiz, the pres
enf r,oirnn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-22

AS CIaup,t IS stronger ih10 y.eCept u cp@Tsl
Grant mus. exert b1cfu! il fluCi c. upon the
people Of the weird st large, snd upon those 10
this couulry il particular, fer hil remarkable
Success as c general, politician and money
hunter utterly r-iuits ill theories scocId1g TO
which success 10 a3y 0! thcs, paths depends
upon merit, ard goes far Co prove tia: q man 5
fortune is less depoadco; upcn lis true worth
than upon alnos: any other c)Ldiioo. Gen.
Gran. vas forced to re.isn lis commission 10
the army 10 a7oid b:i5g osshiered, and yet sub
sequently, after a life CT comparative vsgabond-
age, VS. nsde is Gaaeral. While Gerera
with disregard Of his soldi,r,' lives hardly
psrl!!eled 10 civilized warfare, without evicciDg
one spark OF ni!ltLry genius, according to the
best critics 10 he EFT If war. ord by d atnz
his enem7 By mare brute tJ!cs, be gained o
reputation sufficient 10 make bin Presiieut,
and when Pie:ideGt, dough implicated 10 all
the outrageous frauds thai marked the ccu7Ge
Of his two tcrug, in,ludlog the Thiske2 crock.
cduess and Black Friday. aud though bis boom
companions were sIch detected ciini1als as
Ia!rlUgl0n, DlDc2ck, ana Ctler5 OIL tia: gang,
he acquired large fortune. a1d people became
so infatuated with him that his soicg abroad
hes been CONTIGUOUS ovation. cad his returo
considered 10 tho light Of ard celebrated es
naiora blessing By certainly ia.so ~ i.rity
ct one OF tho Two pCiiioat parties into which
the pcoplo Of III, country ale divided. His
ma1 dac!tg as estlbSGcd By ria curse 81 SEQ
rotary 0 War al ia:c:m. aud confirmed BY
the evidence Of Soaatrr SumEer, GID his 'iaadu
len: transaction with Mayo: Bewep, i:stead of
running him, 81 they did iu tho eyes ti
NEST honest mcu, secmed only to elevate
him 10 tho onin.o CT no public. lcdeed what
in most men ) cases w5uid hayo been the cause
Of their downfall have had either DO cfao. upon
hiu, or cs: have toaded TO advarce lis p,ts.
per;ty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-22
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, SEPTEMBR2.
Sun risea............ S 4s Sun sats-,.,.....5t Sc
ARRIVED

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, SEPTEMBR2.
Sun risea........... 4s Sun ssts............ &c
ARRIVED.
Stmn G Knight, Now York. to F A Rect
Str Experiment, Phla, to + A Heed.
Str Sue. Baltimore. to Brosders & Co
Str Jane Moseley, Norfolk, 10 + a Reed.
Str Mattano, lower Potc, TO j Broders d 90
Str w Thompson lover Pete, to r 4 Kect.
, schr Clara Simpson, Windsor 10 Wm a
Smoot
Schr Z B Spedden, Eaito, 10 VIM & Smoo,.
Schr Leonesss. Georgetown. to Hsmp & Bait
Coal Go. -"
schr r B spedlon Baltimore, to 2 B Roos
CLEARED
strJ W Thompson. lower Potc. by r A Reed.
Str Due, Baltimore by Broders Il Co.
:, Schr LeonessA. Boston, by Hsmp s. Bait Coal
Company.
sehrs A X Smylk aud Walter, Baltimore, by
p B Hoce. ...,
PisSRD UP. E.
Sehrs II ID Ely and T B Hamilton.
MEMORANDA ---. -..- ~.
Schr Maggie J Chadwick. hence, at Bait 2lst
Schr VIM j Lambdn cleared from Baltimore
Tor Washington e h.
schr + e Odio no sailed from Hysnpis for
Georgetown 18th.
for Georgetown 10Th.
schrs Films b. Wright and VIM g Lewis
called from Providence for this port 10Th.
Scbr lizzie Yonng, hence, at Salem 18th.
SEER Carrie Walker, Vinalhaven for George.
town. at Vineyard Haven 18th.
Schr 8 E Booth, Georgetown, for Warsham.
al Nav York 2):h.
dchr American Team. Georgetown Tor New
haven, passed through He'll Gate 1Ol.
Schr Maggie j Chadwick. hebce for Boston,
put into Baltimore 2lst leaking.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-22

The October number OF tho Nc!.h American
Review hss been received :ron its publishers,
D. Appleton s; CO., Now Yor%. It's contents
sce: Tie Woman Question, Gcioacs and HUI.
manly, Louis Napoleon srd the Southern Com
f,derGcy, TINS Railway Problem, Tho Diary OF
Public Mar, Spencer Evolution PAilofopay,
ard Ktcaa. History and Biography
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-22

'T.an't always well to tell tho tTn.n, Lu. &C.
cssionsliy somebody will talk on. IN church,
end cay something like tllo following from the
FairfsS Messenger:
I'VE hear zen h9Wlinr about The 'honor' of
Virginia in the most approved style, who never
paid pr!vstS DEB: Of bis Own if he could get out
of it. ind others dcrcuGcing anything shat will
increase taxes" who would never know, unless
told, if the rate OF ;Gxa.:cn Was four times what
i. is. ard so it gees"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-22

The market o2eEs active, and tho prices Of
grain are higher. Flour IS in fair demand III
tho advance noted last wesk. The receipts Of
Whest were lighter 10 day, and but $3.50 BUSH
els were offered, which sold ct !C0 for dansgsd,
and ZIG, ll8 li9 and III, o, to quslity-En al.
vance OF &c on prices st the opening of last week
Corn is shade higher. snd SEQ busbels Of whitc
sold OF IS. No Rye or Oats reported. Country
produce is scarce SID prices sro unchan2od
BALTIMORE, Sept. - Virginia 6, cd -; do
dete- led B; DO Consolidated 6eI do "a seriaa
2ea; past due coupons 8l4; Virginia 1910, 49,.
Cotton quiet; middling TX for old /; III for new
crop. Flour strong and active; Howard stree:
and Westarn Super 50aSI; do Extra 3TaS5;
do Family 37aSG; City Mills Super 50aS4
do Extra E04S5 do Family I9aSG; do Rio
brands lass %; Patspsco Family sc 10.
Wheat-Soulhern higher and active; Western
easier and steady OF The decline; Southern red
ll6sl22; do amber l25sl23; No Maryland l25s
126; No 2 Westarn winter red SPOT and SepLr
Stsl23i; Oct 12@al234; Nov'7 l23sl23!; Deer
1881. CORRESPONDENT nominal 10 absence OF
receipts; Western firm; Southern white O.; do
yellow e.; Western mixed spot So; Sept 51is
5Isi Oct e13s543; Nov So; s.eamer-no offerings.
Oats quiet; Southern 32s36; Western white 81.
20; DO mixed 32s3d; Penns SLABS. Bye quiet u.
6aaG3, Hay steady; prime to choice Penns and
Maryland l4a$l5. Coffee quiet and strong; Rio
carges old ll1sl3; new 12,l5. Sugar active; A
soft esses. WhsEey steady at 81 O3.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-22

NEW YORK. Sept. 22-Stocks strong. Money
6sG Flour frmer. Wheat leverish. Corn &C.
tive.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-22

PHILADELPHIA, Septenber 22.-Ca..le dun:
common 3a3i. Sheeo-ma,get active; SAFES
5000; prime 1ia5 good 4ta4i; medium 4 com.
mon 3s2i. Lambs active; sales 100 prime G :;
good 81 /; medium 43a5; common ALL. Hogs
fairly active; sales 600; prime 81 good 81; me
dunn st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-22

.
Some delay in making tho transfer from tho
City or Toxic to the ferry steamer YVES occss.
lonea oy the absence OF proper gang plsnkg, but
Mrg Grant declined to keep them waiting and
walked across the interval between the two ve,.
sells on single narrow PLANK.
LATER.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Spct. ol,--nurips
General Grants ssuy in his apartments to day
ne racsTed calls from number OF well knoYn
gentlemen, among whom were Copgressmer
George H.ZletoD, CT Wisconsin; j. e. Jcr-
CENSOR, CT Virginia, and D. W. Voorhees, CT
lndiana.
General and Mrs. Grant, in conversation.
expressed their appreciation Of tho handsome
reception accorded them. AID were particularly
lnrrassed With the order and good conduct aud
beltlcg OF the people throughous the demon.
strailon ard the entire absence Of anything like
rude croTcl5e from tho lhousauda who sers
gathered to welcome them.
a spscla co1lmltto have arranged q pfog7aEu~
$50 for the week as follows:
Va Monday III the evening General Graut
aud party will visi; tn; California theatre 70
witness performances Of tho military sncctsclo
tho Color Guard" aI.s. wbich serepsde
Rlil se eiv5n Dg the baud ct the Sno3ad Brig
ado OF the Na!i90a Guards, in tho court Ct
the Palace Hotel.
"a Tuesday at ! g. H., General aud Mrs
utant Will astaad tho special session Ct the
Mstho1la: c2It=sslc; a. tic Pa!ace Hotel. A.
2. "a, ctc;rt.d by Mayor Bryant, the sup-,.
Visor5 2uI TIC executive committee. they
wi! proceed to The Mayors cfisn 1t Tia
rev o;y hall. wdeTe They sill hll 8 .racd
Esne1si reception t;uGi1g ;i,o entra a.iornocD
La The .vanirp they w;;l sttend grand ball at
The Mechsuieo' Pavilion, airen 10 aid of the fund
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-11-05
USEFUL AND SUGGESTIVE.

Coop feed, whether it be good grass
In summer or good hay and grain in
winter, with pure water always within
reach. will always give good returns.
whether the outcome expected be meat,
milk, butter or cheese. -Iosoa State
Register.
A CORRESPONDENT Of the Indiana
Farmer tried four different fertilizers
for melons, poultry droppings, we'll
rotted COW manure, barnyard manure
and old bones gathered upon the farm
and reduced by placing them in alter
year) mixing all literally in the differ
emit hills, which we're eight feet apart
each way, and he says: Such . crop
Of melons a. came from the hills that
had the bone dust never saw before.''
TIE French savant, Dr.. Bertillon, has
given the results Of his study Of the
mortality statistics Of every country Of
Europe. He comes to the conclusion
that marriage is conducive to health,
ong life and morality, and il, 90 to
speak. . limited insurance against dis
ease, crime and suicide. He says that
bachelor Of Is has not . better pros
pect Of life than . married man Of IS;
that among widowers Of from rs to SO
the rate Of mortality 10 - great -
among married men Of IS to 60. TAX.
ing the French bills of mortality, he
shows that while the annual death rate
among married men between 20 and Is
years Of age is rather under 10 per
l0C0 hanhal0ra If fhaf ana 1ia ~ Tho
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-11-05

her husband was looking over Dora's
shoulder, and they both laughed.
Grace's arrow was pointless for such
trust and happiness.
''l've only changed my mind, . said
Dora. 'and that Is every woman's
privilege. y
{" And ! have only abdicated, and
that any King may do, = retorted hel
lousy.
The truth was that neither knew how
% diner from the other with comfort,
Harper's Baxar.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-11-05
Miss I. Westphal

Keeps on hand large and well as
sorted stock of MILLINERY, FANCY
GOODS and ZEPHYR WOOL, opposite
the Union Hotel, between Second
and Third North streets.
NEW ULM, =. MINI.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-11-05

37877 s. 9E8l''llS"l,ZsfSlN II GENT
Nesy Ulnl, 1Gtaa.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-11-05

tnlD IOu&n YET elppeIy ascent looked
fearful enough; nor 4Were dalicate kid
boots the best preparation for sharp.
rocks and moss strewn with pine
needles. It seemed aall,but impossible
for Dora to attempt such q task, but
her pride forbade retreat, while Grace
in despair suffered herself TO be half
carried up the steepest pitches BY Ned
Schenck, and lifted bodily over stones
and logs that she declared herself alto
gether unabletO surmount. Fortunate-
y for her protector, she was slight, md
not tall; he could easily spare III the
strength necessary. But Dora would
not allow herself to be more than
guided, though The guidance was per-
emptory.
.'Put your foot here, Miss schenck;.
now the other on that stone. Give me-
your left hand, and take firm hold Of
that Dough to the right. =
Dora obeyed with tho most child-like
contidence, for the abyss below hsr and
The height shove were alike terrible;
but she had that best Of courage which
will not turn back. though trembling
with terror. =
Grace. from below, s helpless bur
den, saw with sort Of pique how we'll
Dora endured the march. and caught
Mr.. Horton's admiring Chances 81 the
1.-the figure that was 6 once % brave
and 90 docile. To. tell the truth. Grace
had intended the handsome Young
clergyman should b, her own q cor corf &
and was not at I'll satis6ed &C bein9rel-
FfpA Nh Ion
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-25


TERPIsCHoREAS PLEASURES. = Bret.O,s,,
Masquerade! The Beethoven Singing So.
Ciety gave q pleasant masqucrale last
night at their hull; corner Main and Four.
teentl streets. The lSeethovens have given
many successful mRsQnerades, but last
nights was one Of the most successful Of
all. There was a large. party present, who
had aSgood time generally Tic icstiyi.
ties were kept up until a late hour this
morning. Was orchestra furnished the
4 IGShsaalaea,tt-rhe lyapA6e Dane.
Ing Club, Of Fulton, gave a very pleasant
masquerade party at Mrs. Roedcger's HILL,
last night, Quite q largo number OF the
friends Of fun were present, including
many from the city. The committee,
which consisted OF a number Of the "boss
boys" Of Fulton and vicinity, made tho
affair most pleasant by their good manage.
ment, ROtll'S band furnished tho music,
Harmonic Masquerade grand mas.
querade ball given by'Kramers Hand and
the Harmonic Singing Society, last night,
at Turner Hall, attracted large crowd,
Tho hall was filed with merry dancers
during the pniire night, aud all seemed to
thoroughly enjoy the ogeasion. Ofcourse
tho music was furnished by Krq,nor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-25

TIE Gas ISVrsTIaATIpN.-As indicated
In these columns yesterday morning no
progress was made yesterday in the exam.
nation OF Messrs. Maxwell and King. The
late gas officials. The argument in the
hateas corpus applied for by counsel forthe
dpf0nse, in the case Of Maxwell, commit
ted for contempt, was resumed before
Judge Melvin, Messrs. George D. Daysn-
port, +. G. Cracrait and Alfred Caldwell
speaking for the prosecution, and Messrs.
W. p. Hubbard and II M. Russell for the
defense. After the arguments, the author.
iLips weresnbmitted " the Court, and His
Honor announced That rs the Questions
raised were Of some importance no would
take a reasonable time to examine the
points OF law raised, A writ OF ceHioruri
was issued, aud nude returnable next Sat
urday. In the meanwhile the exatnina.
ton by Justice Caldwell will be resumed
this morning at q o'clock. All day long
yesterday there was O crowd ghoHt tlle
Court House, waiting for developmentsin
the gus investigation.
N =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-25

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lii y. WY ~ sntin III sa,,;nsa w
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Wq ps.s.,t.. ..,,., .r ,h,, .,,aram.,, NJ.
a rSn lSi as ,.a ~ w. ~ M hSlI sa ,
uatlle ~, IN. os ~ paIoc,eu ~ ,
a W. .lu,ii ~ VI ssse s@V' Gus
ilig'ls a. ~ s,;s;, i,.Lo,, a., 0c,,o, -, :
e. sosS WI ,,,a, S snI NH Il ~ d.iSs.Va
nv. slls ss .l, nasS IN u - was "e''"'e"'
e'SS c AN, M ~ conEerencs was than mr.
,seoS az H. ,Siso,resIng votes II liz TOO
Hs,ea ~ ~, tSe VAN Y'ss y 'e wv
NJ adr;ns ,n SSSsI ~ s,,snand de rles
ma M tbe eivil s,intiSy apprSpfiaiiSn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-25
THE WHEELING DAILY MORNING. FEBRUARY

BrLlAERR, LooAIs.-=The coal works a
Wegee, Smiths, had all Its sheds and
tipple destroyed BY fire, last Friday night
Miss Marietta Askew q visiting lei
friend, Mrs. Vim. Sharp, in the Fourth
Ward. g n 4lf' isie,Tf ~ n
Monday morning the river was running
pretty full Office. The ferries here and II
BenSon's were running. The landing
here was much choked with Ice; wagons
could not get TO the boat.
The high wind Sunday blew down some
signs and laid the B. & s. w. Il. r, depot,
chimney ovetthe roof. 'lI
The nail works has d lot oinails piled III
ON the mill landing waiting shipment b
river. The Hudson took some Saturday
but no insurance can be had ON nails Ill
after this month. 305
Workingnen are loading on cars Tie
dirt deposited by the river on the whar
The bank did not take a holiday satur.
day. " TX, r.
The Young Mems Christian Temperance
Union has changed young Mems" tC
Bellaire, so that ladies' can jointhe society,
It has been recognized and the minister
area committee 70 revise the constitution
and bylaws The new officers elected are
President, A, L. Wetherald; First Vice
President, John Dubois; Second Wick
President, Jonathan Hoffman; CORES
ponding and Recording Secretary, Rusl
Q. Faris; Financial Secretary, E, B. Win
ans; Treasurer, NJ. Craft; SeFgeant.at
Arms, DR.. Wright; Executive Committee
Col. Morris, Thos Wetherald, Thos. Bos
well, ], W. Highleyman and j, B, Smith
Chaplains, all the ministers,
The Committee on Reading Room is L
have o room ready to open BY Thursday
night, II not permanently, temporarily.
The officers OF the Band OF Hope are
Superintendent, Rev. ]. W. Toland; Lead
or Mrs. Westgate; Secretary, Mrs. Hyett
Treasurer, Miss Mary Garrafd; Chaplain
Mrs. DR.. Reasoner. This society nov
numbers about 1875. Col. Bowen intends
to organize another on Gravel Hill,
Mahlon Craft Is moving isjewelry storC
around to his own room on Belmont street
Union street will not be itself without hil
store. He has been In the same place
with the exception Of q few months whit
the house was rebuilding, when he onl,
crossed The street, for seventeen years
Very few business men here now wert
here then, and probably none are in tht
same places as they were then. ID.
Some OF the street lamps seem 10 b.
badly demoralize1 by cold weather.
The Bret. Harte meets at Kirkpatrick
Tuesday evening at Z o'clock.
A Bellaire man wants to know why II Is
II the Chinese work for nothing, thafthost
laundry work.
A workman ut McLain's stone QUAR-,
had his leg broken Monday evening.
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