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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-12

OFFICER W. II. DAVIS yesterday entered
complaint before Clerk T. NJ. Darrah, Of
the Police Court, charging Major j. W.
Sweeney with using abusive language
toward him. Under the ordinance the
police could not serve the process, and
either Market Master Edwards or Uncle
Joe Forsythe must execute the writ.
Col. Edwards performed his disagreeable
duty with as much tirmness as he usually
exhibits in collecting a quarter from a
country huckster.
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The marks indicate feet and falling.
The Buckeye State Is due up this morn
ing for Pittsburgh.
The Courier will leave for Parkersburg
this morning.
The regular packets will leave as usual
to-day. ..
The Granite State, owing to the low
water and ice, will lie up for the present
and load in turn for st. Louis after the
Carrier.
The regular Cincinnati packet Emma
Graham, Capt. Hod Knowles, which was
announced to arrive this morning and
leave this afternoon, did not get in to-day,
owing to the ice and low stage of water.
She Is not expected before 0 o'clock to.
night, and consequently will not get away
till tomorrow morning.-ChoHiclc.
The W. N. Chancellor will be down to.
day from Pittsburgh 10 Portsmouth.
The Bachelor will be down to-day from
Pittsburgh.
The Wheeling packet Bachelor, in COM
ing into port last night, collided with the
stern OF the towboat Bigley, near the Point
Bridge, uponwhich no light was displayed.
Both boats narrowly escaped injury, the
Bachelor only breaking a portion Of her
forward guard.-Chronicie.
10y Telegraph
PIrrsDURon, February 1l.-River 8 feet
9 inches and rising. Weather clear and
mild. tt7
vIcKspuRG, February ,11.-weather
cloudy and warm with light showers Their
mometer 72S. River fallen 10 inches.
QownsJ. B. NJ. Kyler; no boats up.
EVANSVILLE, February 11.-Rain all day I;
mercury 5So. River is feet and falling.
Down: Smoky City and tow, Rainbow and
Silver Cloud. Up; ldlewild. No bnsi.
ness. r @ ~
MEMPHIS, February 11.-River fallen 8
inches. Raining heavily since 4 o'clock
this afternoon. Departed: City Of Alton,
Isl. Louis; Schenck and Virgil Lee, Cincin.
natl; @. Brown and Harry Brown, New
Orleans.
NASHVILLE, February 11.-River rising
with 81 feet on the shoals. The United
States departed. Collector James NJ
Davis reached Columbia last night after q
eleven days raid through Lawrence
| Na3A6 ahu olLis SOdalCo.
CINCINNATI, February 1l.-River IA feel
4 inches and rising. Raining. Arrived;
James E. Parker, Memphis. Departed.
Hudson, Pittsburgh. Petitions are being
nunerously signed by pilots and others in
Opposition to'a change Of signals.
NEW ORLEANS, February ll.-weather
cloudy and warm. Thermometer rs. Ar
rived; Henry Frank, Memphis. Departed;
Guiding Star, Cincinnati; John A. Scud-
der and Porte Eads and barges, st. Louis
the steamer Robert Mitchell, for Cincin.
natl, is loading to leave tomorrow.
LOUISVILLE, February 1l.-Riyer falling
with z feet inches In canal and 5 fee,
n inches in the chute and on the falls
Business good. Weather warm and rain,
ling. John A. Wood and tow leave to.
night for Pittsburgh. Mary Houston from
New Orleans to Cincinnati, The Aria
dore will pass up tonight.
ST. LOUIS, February 1l-Riyer station.
larry. Heavy rains and very mild. ar
rived; Hickory and barges, Tennessee
river; Kinney. Vicksburg; Belle Of Mem
phis, Memphis; Wyoming, Pittsburgh
Maude, Vicksburgh, Parker, New Orleans
Departed: Grand Lake, Cairo, with bar
ges for New Orleans; Belle Of Memphis
Memphis.
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NRw DRpARTURE.- I've call special atten-
ton to the tine class Of Dry Goods, No.
tons, Variety Goods, Carpets, Carpet
Chain, Wall Paper, DO, &c, now offered
by John Roemer, 20l9 and 202l Main 81:
Notwithstanding all goods have and
are advancing, Mr.. Roemer offers these
goods at less than they can be produced
Tor now, In order TO prepare for large
stock OF goods purchased before the recent
advance, for the spring trade.
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PARSRLL MEETING Chairman
Reilly informs US that a meeting OF the
committee OF arrangements on the Parnell
reception will be held at the Chamber oil
the Second Branch Of Council in the City
Building at 1880 this evening. A full and
prompt attendance Of the members OF the
committee is asked as important business
will come before the meeting.
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Che g'stelligettter,
ONCE. Nos. aa and n Pourteenth street
New Advertisements.

Wanted-salesmen
A Card-head Of local.
Latest Novelties-Kirk's Art Store.
90. Wheeling Tonight.
Change Of Place.
The Jubilee Singers.
For Sale or Lease.
Lost-keys.
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FOURTH STREET CHURCH. = Afternoon
services OF general religious charater
were held at Fourth Street Church yester.
day, consisting Of praise and experience
Over $50 testified to the power OF the
blood OF Christ to wash from all sin. The
meeting was Of great spiritual benefit, and
many rejoiced in a new found blessing.
The childrens meeting at 4 r. NJ, was
largely attended, and bids fair to be one
II the most interesting services held at the
church. @
At the Z P. NJ. prayer meeting, great
interest was manifested by all who took
part in prayer and singing.
The public service at 1880 p. NJ, was one
OF unusual enterest. At an early hour
every available seat was taken. Many
went away unable to get seats.
Mrs. Robinson preached o powerful SER
mon from st. John, 3.16: "For God so
loved the world that he gave his only be-
gotten son, that whatsoever believeth in
him, should not perish, but have eyerlast-
ing life." y 7
She wildly laid before her audience,
their duty to God, who loved them 80 as
to give his only son.
ler principal theme was GODS love 10
us, and the love that we should have for
him who has done 80 much for us.
Powerful and striking were her apt illus.
traions and argument for God and pres.
ent salvation. at- ~
Alarge number presented themselves
for prayer. .srr
Up to the present time about forty have
protested faith in the Lord Jesus Christ,
two Of whom were over seventy years OF
age, and one has been member OF the
church for over forty years and never
professed conversion. The good work
continues to increase in spiritual interest
and power, and great outpouring OF the
treasures OF Heaven is earnestly prayed
for. Services will be held to-day at 8 and
a p. N. Children's meeting at P. N.
Prayer and praise meeting at Z P. n. The
Thomson and Chapline Sweet churches
have united with the Fourth Street in
their revival effort.
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WASHINGTON, February 12.-1A.M.-For
the Lower Lakes, south winds, rising
barometer, with rain during the day, and
clearing colder weather during the night.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
rain, followed by clearing and slightly
cooler weather, southwest to northwest
winds and rising barometer during the
NIGHT.
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. John Odbert, OF Steu
benville, is in the city.
Mr.. William 0dbert Is lying danger
ously i'll at hisresidence in East Wheeling
Among yesterdays arrivals at tn
Stamm were Z. &. Locke, !. Hines ant
E. NJ. Sernart, Philadelphia ]. 7. Travis
West Nirginia; $. Hall and ladies, Wetze
county, W. B. Hicks, Cameron; G.. NJ
Brown, Washington; Jacob Leger, Fin
leyville; S. Y. w. Hall, Fairmont; D. B
WEIGH, Cadiz; w. L. Heatherington
Bellaire; +. Grubb, Dayton; E. ]. Hume
Boston; A. Rosenberg, Allegheny; Johr
Fehranbach, Cincinnati; g, W. Terrell
Wind Ridge; ]. Witten, Ohio; ]. II
Brouselee. Middletown, Capt. +. A. Bill
lingslea, Fairmonti b. O. Slocum, Pitts
burghj r, Koehler, Woodsdeld.
Hon. John A. Campbell, Of Eancocl
county, US. Marshal George W. Patton
Of Charleston, and Bishop George W. Pc
terkin, OF Parkersburg, are at the Ne,
Mcclure.
Capt. Ed. TAFT, of the "pewlky," re
turned last night from visit TO his HON
in Beaver county, Pa.
Col. Robert N. Delaplaine is in Ne,
York.
W. II, Lidy, OF West Alexander, passe,
through the city last night on his way
Leadville, where he will locate.
Capt. Matthews, our Circuit Court ST.
nographer, Is at Weilsburg shorthand
ing" for the brooke County Court.
DR., N. r. Boyd and family, Of this city
left last night via theB. & o., on Al visit I
Missouri.
O. B. McAdoo, Esq, Of washingto
county, Pa, passed through the city los
night enrol,te to Missouri.
Among the latest arrivals at the Ne,
Mcclure arc the following: George "
Carson, New York; W. s. Talman, Boz
ton; A. D. Long, T. B. Brown, Philade
phia; J, T. Sargent, Cleveland; N. !
Underhill, Columbus; Bishop G. "
Peterkin, Rarkersburg; J. r. Greer
Richmond, Va; L. @. Nebinger, CinCir
natl; A. Rosenburgh, Allegheny; job
A. Campbell, Hancock Co.; Chas. I
Hurd, New York.
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PERSONS with stated incomes can pur.
chase Mason & Hamlin Cabinet Organ at
sheib's music store, On monthly payments
OF S. or more, and secure the best organ
made for very small sum. Call under
Washington Hall and see them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-12

BUY Present that viii outlast time
one to not only gladden. the heart to-day but
In after years awaken happy recolIections
Of The glyer. JACOB W. GRUBB.
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MUNICIPAL CouRT-Jttdqe Cranmer.-This
Court met at 10 o'clock A. NJ. yesterday,
and disposed OF the following business:
O. D. Welsh vs. The franklin Insur-
ance company. In assumpsit. On trial.
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DOR RENT-BRICK HOUSE, No. 81
Il Eighteenth street, East Wheeling, containing
store room and eight MONS aud good cellar water and
KRa. good stand for grocer. Cheap TO q good ten
ant Inquire Of A. n. ADAMS, NJ Lucas Music
Store, ll2t Market street. jRS
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Y Tho plot Of ground located on Nineteenth street,
with frontage Of $50 icet, running back 800 feet
erected by, and formerly operated by Edward Reid.
The main buildings brick, two stories high, 6ox4O
Cet; rendering house, 10 feet iquarc, attached u
main building, two engines two boilers, store house,
GxG0 stables and other outbulldings. There are two
large soap kettles, one with capacity TO make thirty
thousand, and the other Gfteen th0uSand pounds d
soap; two laRo rendering kettles, eight candle ma
chimes one soap press twelve soap irames one cruch.
ing machine, aud sundry machines aud articles used
In the business. There arc four small tenement
houses on the ground, and lease which yields at
present rental Of SOD per AnnuIn. The above will
be sOld-parI cash aud the balance on liberal time.
City bonds will 30 taken In part payment For fur
ther information inquire oil ALEXANDER BONE
General Business and Real Estate Agent, 1873 Market
street, Cn,nSlo's Block, over City Bank. -
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E0R RENT

MISERABLE. CHAPLINE STREET
- RESIDENCE FOR RENT.-The magnificent
~ pull 4" b"rSv CI,CrSi a. rsnt rpsss,srn Anil
lh 1885, This Is considered one Of the most desira-
bio aud convenient resdences In the city and will 30
let on reasonable terms. Apply 70 Th05. o'BRIEN,
JaSD No 1911 Market street.
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JACOB RErzRR came in yesterday to as.
sure us that 1t was not his horse that ran
away Tuesday.
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AuusRNEyTs.-T Tickets for the RentE.
santley Novelty Company will be on sale
At Lucas this morning. 0fthis company,
which will be at tho Opera House Satur.
day night, the Hartford Daily Courant
says: -. -, -.
81 and attractive entertainment at the
Opera House last evening to full house.
The ballads In the minstrel scene were all
sweetly rendered and well deserved the
encores they received. The Misses Lee
and Mortimore have very excellent voices,
while the Jokes and comicalities Of Bene.
dict and Wilson as end-men kept the au-
dience in continual roar. Hattie For
rest and Nellie Richards arc pleasing and
attractive vocalists, while the trapeze per.
Torrance Of Mile. LEONE was graceful and
daring. Fanny Florence did an excellent
song and dance. The burlesque Of Pima.
fore" introduced the burlesque star Mabel
Santley. The costumes worn were bril-
liant. The ladies are very attractive aud
and the performance cannot fail 10 give
satisfaction wherever the appear"
The Jubilee Singers Saturday afternoon
the Jubilee Singers will sing at Washing
IOu I1hlI l0E lue DGuClIb VI IuV ShhuASta .
Home, and in the evening for the benefit
OF Rev. Barnitz's Sunday School.
Mammoth Miharels.-These Minstrels are
booked for Monday night at the Opera
House. or them the Hartford Daily Cou.
rant says: although the name Of the
minstrel troupe which held the stage at
the Opera House last evening Is an awk.
ward one, there was nothing awkward
about the performance, which was the best
in this line seen here OF late. Barlow
Wilson, Primrose & Vests Minstrels com
bine the best and most taking features o.
the business. They are large company
in number and great in lyrical, pantomi
mic, iarcial, gymnastic and other features
They were received by full house, ant
from beginning to end the programme wa
applauded' and greatly enjoyed. The or
chestral part was excellent, and funny
sayings OF the len end men were fresh ant
taking.
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FOR RENT.

EoR RENT.-THE WAREHOUSE
Il aud DWELLING. No. lii3 Main street, now oc-
cnploI by MessTs. G, KrauS Bro. Possession given
April LIST, $780, HENRY K. LIST,
dec 1901 Main street.
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N. SALNoER, who has had large ex.
peiencein the clothing business, will open
out the atlantic Clothing House." No.
1920 Market street, Crangle's Block,
March lat. WV
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THERMOMETER REcoRD.-The following
,hows the range Of the thermometer, as
observed at schnepf's drug store, Opera
House corner yesterday: qt
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DOR RENT-EXPECTING TO RE-
Il move our Wholesale Hat House on or before the
LIST Of April next, TO the rOomI now occupied by
Vance, Hughes & Co., No. 1911 Main street, We offer
for rent tho rOonls We now occupy No. l22l Main
Alrcet. HARPER BRO.
lel8
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G1AssSnApEs Of every size and style at
reduced rates, at Hutchins' Aart Store.
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DWELLINGS FOR RENT-THENE NEW
IL brick dwelling, No. 1876 Fourteenth street, SIX
rooms wash room and cellar; also the frame DWELL
Ing seven rooms No. % South Front Street, Island,
worry near Suspension Bridge. Possession April ist
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Make Happy New Year" Happy.
By presenting your wife. daughter, sister
or friend with a
steinway Piano,
Fischer Piano,
Knabe Piano,
Emerson Piano,
Weber Piano,
Chickering Piano,
Palace" Organ,
Loring & Blake Organ,
Piano or organ stool,
Elegant piano cover,
Accordion,
Guitar,
Violin and bow,
o. Banjo,
From the magnificent stock to be found
at Lucas Music Store, 1927 Market street.
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pUBLIC SALE
IRON ORE AND COAL LANDS
FOR SALE OR LEASE,

Situated in Preston County, West Virginia, .ncnl
KingWOOI Tunnel, on the baltimore 4 Ohio H. Il.
The Orc has been fully tested In the Furnace al
I1OutOwn, West Va. 1t works easily In the Furnacu
and makes II very desirable quality Of Iron. The
cooking qualities Of the Coal have also been fully test
I'll, and are entirely satisfactory. Iron eau he made
at profit on these lands when prices are 80 low that
Furnaces at distance from raw materials must stop
For further information applyto
WM. s. RAYNER,
81 Lexington ST., Baltimore, Nd
Orto c. JEss0P, Austen, Preston Co., WA
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EOR RENT-A LARGE, HANDSOME,
II LY finished Residence, one Of the best In the
city, situated on Main street, In very desirable
ncighboThoOl. The house has all tho modern i'm
proycncntS including Stationary wash.Stands, speak
Ing tubes, &c. For Ierms address, with name, P. o.
b0X No, gHS fe1
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A GARD.

n
Within the past few days wc have been asked by
different PARTIES, "When will you commence taking
insurance In the new eompanyT For the inigrma-
ton Of all interested, and especially those who desire
written on Monday, February ID, and have written
forty policies to this date. Send In your insurance.
J. c. ANDERSON
FRp II, 1880. fei2
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Wash embroideries with Ivory Soap,
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DUBLIC SALE OF BOTTOM LAND
Il NEAR MOUNDSvILLE There will be sold on
the pronisCN, on FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20rH, lSSO,
tract Of about 20 acres Of rich BOLTON land within
ono half ms Of MoupdSviIC. Also about 10 acres Of
hill land near by, and three vacant lots in Mounds
VILE Terms Of sale one.thlrd cash, the balance IN
one and two years, with Interest: ..,,,,,,,,,,
PRRRuAnY 9Th, 1850, feds
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.

7AMl2M. MIN JAM. IAN. or. M.7r.A
IS 81 81 80 % % 20 o.
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|DENTISTRY.-To THOSE THAT DE-
| ~ SIRE TO save their natural teeth we would say
that We are now better prepared than ever before to
enable them TO do so. By the use Of an ELEcrRo
MAGNETIC PLUe6IR We can and are making better
and bGniSorner Gold Fillings with more ease 10 our
Patients, than have heretofore been made In this
city or elsewhere, without the aid Of the ELECTRIC
Pllgger. What We my We can prove BY actual
denomination. Call and SEQ for yourselves.
JAMES n. SURGISoN son,
aul No. 1l43 Market St., Wheeling W. Va.
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EDUCATIONAL.
WEST VIRGINIA University

Nine departmenta Of study textbook iurniihoa
Pepsea fSE one year from eIg5 % $500, nols.scc.
aEsa5, liberal thorough. Fall term BEGIN Sep.
e Z, The President, ]. n. Thompson, MorSaut5xts,
"0'N Aul
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The marks indicate Q feet and falling.
The Buckeye State is due up this morn
,n,, For p;ttshry1h
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CoR SALE

CTo0Ks AND l:EXr- RsTATE.-I HAVE
= had many years experience In selling
and buying stocks and real estate, and would
take pleasure in giving any information
might have TO buyers or sellers, and particti;;
larly take pleasure in receiving orders TO sell
or purchase doing justice to both parties
l. IRWIN,
ia22 Agent
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| WOULD LIKE TO KNOW, MRS.

How Il happens that you always have W 4 y
Biscuit and Gfiddle CAkcsi Well! Il doa' N.
Il comes rs q certainty, because 1lElytr islIp
LIST d cos XCELSi0R BAKING FOR'Dntl
Ia pure and reliable.
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Joy Telegraph.

PIrrsBURon, February 1l.-River 8 feet
Q inches and rising. Weather clear and
mild EHF
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-01-10

Iona or the Irish were not, perhaps, the
first fishers or even forgotten colonlsts
at that strange island. According to
Tacitus an expedition sent by Agricola
conquered the inhabitants OF the Ork-
neys and proceeded so far into the
Northern Ocean as even to see Thule
Qceland), place of snow and wintry
aspect. This author states that beyond
the land of the Sviones Scandinavian
is a sea strangely languid and motion
less, and that the light of the night is
far greater than the luster of the stars.
The noise of the SUMS light, when that
body was below the horizon, could be
heard, and the gods could almost be
seen as they moved about crowned with
glorious light. Here we have poeti-
cal account of the aurora borealis, Of
the peculiar rustling sound often heard
during the most brilliant exhibitions Of
the phenomenon of northern lights
suggestion of the remarkable bright
ness of the greater part of the Arctic
night, and the remarkable calmuess Of
the northern seas when sprinkled with
floating ice. afrr17o9Ij,aiil
Ptolemy (born at Pelesium, in Egypt,
A. D., 10Y in his great geography men
tons Scania (Scandinavia). After
Ptolemy. in the second century, pre-
pared his geography little was reported
in regard to the northern regions of the
world for more than six hundred years.
King Alfred of England, who reigned
from 81 to 901, translated the geogra.
ply of the Spanish monk Orosius into
the Anglo-Saxon language. Orosius
prepared his famous work in the fifth
century. Alfred added to his transla
ton of Orosius the narrative of Nor
wegian noble named Other, who had
made voyage for discovery and wal.
rus hunting to the North Cape of Nor
way, and so along the coast eastward
to the White Sea. Other was man O
wealth and enterprising spirit, and held
the North Firms under tribute. His
home in Norway was in the province Of
Halgoland, or Helgoland, on the shorss
of what the mortimer called Ito distin-
guish it from the Baltic and the great
Gulf of Bothnia, at the east of Swedsn)
the Western Sea. Others voyage ex-
tended past an uninhabited region at
the mouth of Halgoland to place then
frequented by whale fishers, theme by
the locality of the present town of Ham,
merfest and around the North Cape,
which he doubled at the end of sixdays.
From the region of the present Vardal
or Warehouse he sailed easterly for four
days, when he came to sea extending
toward the south. Thither he centin-
ued his voyage until he reached the
country of the Beormians or Bjarnians.
In the White Sea Other and his crew OF
fishermen captured about sixty horse
whales, now called walrus. BY the
trustworthy relation of Other it appears
that the whale fishery was prosecuted
along the coast of Norway thousand
years ago.-N. Y. Herald.