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. Who were the 9ctobsr Winners


AT the Grand Monthly Drawing, the 125tn OF
the Louisiana State Lottery, at New Orleans
On Tuesday, october 12rf. No. 90. 1872 was drawn
FOR the first capital OF 1000, and 1t was sold in
naiVeS-one- In response to letter ad-
dressed to NJ. A. Dauphln. No. 3l9 Broadway,
New York City. to NJ. r. +. Miller, OF No So
court ST.. brooklyn, L. l., while the other was
sent by mail In response to a letter TO NJ A
Dauphln, New Orleans, La, by Mr.. James A.
Farley, through Messrs. Farley, Spear & Co.
Bankers, at Montgomery, Ala. and collected by
MessfS. Jusey Il ellis, Of New orleans. The
cost OF eacn investment was only ST. The sec
In New Orleans, La; No. TO- i3 drew the third
capital OF $4,000. was sold in Memphis Tenn.
and collected by the First Nat. Bank Of Mem.
pDis.
EDGARs COUGH SPECIFIC, 25 and 80 cts per
bottle; for sale by all druggists; az wholesale by
Stott G Cromwell, $50 Pa ave. e
Totally Different from All OtEiers,o
''lOIdon HAIR ReStOrer." lnSureS new growth.
g London Hair Rest0rer." Restores the color.
London Hair Restorer." Exquisite dressing
no TOILET COMPLETE WITHOUT IF-THICKESS
Thin hair, stops its falling and the most per-
feet hair restorer and dressing the world has
ever known. We ailuie to ''Lo53lon Hdir Co,0r
ResloreT." A. A. Gibsoo, Barrytown, n. Z.
writes: at has stopped my hair from falling
aid restored it TO its natural color" london
Hat,' RPstore,'' Is sold by all druggists at IS
cents bottle.
"RUCIiUPABIA."-QElok, complete cure TO
days all urinary complaints; 81, st druggists.
For Washington at 433 Pa. ave.
''KOgGH ON RATs."-Ask druggist ior e. II
clears cut rats, mice, reaches, Oesi- bugs. Ise
oox: for Washington ct $50 Pa. avenue.
"ALDERNsY WAGONS. n-Fresh Attorney butter
''WaTd' Prints, 40c. per 10. Also, cottage
cheese, huttermilk and sweet milk sc. per OF
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Salt iteun,.

SALT RBErM. .Geo. F. Owen, Dealer in Pianos,
Grand Rapids Mich, troubled for nine years
with Salt Rheum. Tried every medicine known TO
the trade, and was attended by many physicians
with only temporary relief. Cured by CUTIoURA
REMEDIES.
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EOB BATS AND FuRS.

Lon BATS AND EURS.
SEAL sACQUEs. SILK CIRCULARS AND po1-
MANS.
LADIES' AND MISSES CLOTH AND DERBY
HATS,
Go to
JAMES Y. DAVIS SONS.
pev6-lW cal Penna. Ave.
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DRY GOODS.
W. N. SINISTER e. SONS.

W. NJ. SINISTER & SONS,
Sk9 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
OFFER ELnGaxr
bhoCADE SA1INS DE LYON. st 50 Gnd $3.50
CCLobED SATISS De LYON, al shases 40
Eltgart qua lies BLACK SATINs DE LYON Al so
and SO. '7i''"
BhOCADES IN VELVETs-Back aud Colors
Col0RsD NELvETs in every shade
SATIN SKIRTS. CARDIGAN JACKETS
Slt PLUSH aud BLACK VELvsTS.
i. chs Al-Sik ySLVET, % inches vide slo ,.r
yard, reduce dSfrom Sl4.
PARIS AOEELTIES at reduced p-icRs
Cheat bargains in French printed SalTEEyS for
Nfali'' r. ali wool, % inches, 81 cents.
RASDkkRcHIsF PLAID habit CLOTHS, &c
NoTTINGHAM and ANTIQUE CURTAINS in
~ eat variety.
PLUSH TIDiFs AND TABLE COVERS.
Fur-liped CIRCULARS. ULSTEEs DOINANs
and CLEANING CLOTHS.
w. M. SHUSTEH e. SONS,
8l8 Penna. avenue.
One Price. noys
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BILL FOR DIvoRCE.-James L. Brown to-day
by Mr.. E. 3. Hay flied a bill for divorce from
Caroline A. Brown. They were married In Aal.
timofe. May 23d, 1876, the maiden name OF de
PENDANT being Beck, and lived together until
august S. 1916, when she deserted him
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r., brutal WHIPPING oFA CHILD BY IT'S MOTHER


In the Police Court this morning, young COL
ored woman named Annie Terry Was charged
with having assaulted her son, Albert Terry.
took the stand, and testified that last week his
mother stripped him, and TIED him with rope
TO one OF the ratter5 In their house and whipped
MN Tor long time With heavy switches. His
clothing Was removed and his back shown to
the court. There were at least twenty cuts on
his shoulder and back several inches In length
and as broad as ones finger, and most OF them
Columbus who lives near these parties, testi-
fed to the cruel manner in which Mrs. Terry
treats the boy, and that he is not a bad boy.
Ol1lcer Finley, VINO mas charge OF the prisoners
the boy III last Saturday, and stated that his
mother wanted him sent 10 the reform school
and On his asking the boy what he was crying
for, he said that his mother had whipped him 50
that he could not rest, Witness then examined
his back. and found 1t perfectly raw. She was
sentenced TO sixty days in jan.
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- MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Tho;

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Thos
Q. Varneu and Leonora Louise Frendenthal:
august Blackus or Charleston, s. c., and Anna
CRANKY: Geo. Montgomery. OF Prince George
c unty. Nd, and Mary E. Nelson; Lieut.. Robt.
X. Evans OF Mississippi, aud Jane F. Shuuk;
John l.. Wilkins and Kate NJ Dieste; Silas Smith
Md; Koran L. Skinner. OF Des Moines. Iowa
and Mrs G. /. Clarke; j. Tyler Jobson and G.
Mary Spencer, both OF Richmond, Va: Henry
A. John t and Eva S, BrcCks; j. c. William
son, OF Elizabeth, N. j., and Fannie r. Ellen
berger, of Easton, Pa. Francis VIvaud and
Leonie Laplaco; VIM. Coleman and Parthenia
Brown; Chas Francis and Anna Allen; John T.
of Baltimore. Md; Albert Butler and Virginia
Gray. both OF Georgetown. d. c.; Chas. Cant
and PhilliS Mackall.
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DEFDs IN FEE have peen filed as follows
jas. Ruppel to Martha Flenner, west half lot Q.
So. Sl1; $3.50. North Presbyterian Church TO H.
Downing, lots | and X, sub 367; s.. James
w. Corcoran to K. Sauntry, lots 16 and II,
sub So. 509; s3l3. so each. Sophia Sautter to o.
r. Whom, lots and 2, SCI. 311; s.. o. Il.
WHOM to Sophia Sautter lots and 2, So. 81;
5. Nicholas Calian to G. V. n. Call4n, lot
J., SO. 225; $. j. E. Smith to r. B. Norment,
lot IL. SO. 104; $500. A E. Raglan ct al. to r. A.
Shinn. lots 113 and IA, 10 Georgetown, ID. G.
s.. Francis. Robert p. and Allen Dodge. trus-
ices, to Charles Louman, west half lot 24l. so.
80; SEQ. Margaret A. and Thomas NJ. Thyson
to Elizabeth Gardner lots D. 16, Il, Al H. *. SO,
50, 81 5S Co. 60. 81, 90 II and half lot 80 In Nc
LGughllns sub Of Prospect Hill; s.. Nicholas
Callan 10 Cornelius V. n. Callan, lot l, so. 225:
$500. Cornelius V. n Callan to Christfana V.
n. Callan, co.; do.
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pLACK d C0L0RED CesuMEREs,
PURE WOOL. Is.
Large size double White BLANKETS, a. SO.
Black SILK. 81.
Beautiful Plaid DRESS GOODS. very cheap.
Immense assortment OF CLOTH for Men and
Boys wear. 25 TO Sl.50.
CRADLE BLANKETS, pure wool, 81 IS.
lure wool fine quality French DRESS GOODS in
ALL cclors only 81.
Immense assortment OF Ladies' CLoAKs and
SRAwLS.
CARTER's.
yKl Market Space.
SHAKER FLANNEL, %. very cheap.
Beached TABLE DAMASK, 50.
Excellent CALICO, So.
Wide double width pure wool Black OAsHGERES
Only 3713.
Thousands Of yards of beautiful Dress Goods
largest assortment IN Washington prices very low,
l21 up to 81 80
Black and Colored Silk vELyETS, Colored and
Black SATINS; Black GRAPE and GRAPE Wells
Black Cashmere SHAWLS.
CARTER'B,
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ErcALYPTINE cures chaps, cuts and purns-25
cents +
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NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
SfMINGTON'g EGYPTIAN FOOD.
Prepared st Market Harborough, Leicestarshire.
England. 1t is excellent neurishine and strength
ening Food for Infants and Nursing Mothers
GERBtR'S MILK FOOD,
Prepared at Thun, Switzerland.
UREE DE PEACH FOR GLACS;
YELLOW PEACHES FOR DREAM,
WYNDLIAM'S ESPRIT LES GUFS
b. w. REEDS SONS,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN FINE GRooERIEs,i
oct!6 l210 L street northwest.
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8l9 Penna. avenue.
Ohe Price, nOYS
SCHROEDER GOLD MEDAL BRAND

SCHRoeoeR's GOLD MEDAL BRAND
ELACK AND COLORED SATIN DE LYON.
BLACK SATIN DE LYON, Mt 81. as, g. 90 Z, a. 80
69iOiEp SATIN DE LYON Gall shades
BIAth aND COiDRED ST RAH SILKS Sits
Bk0CADED kELNETS, SILK PLUSHES.
81. as to ( co. '
BAkGAIkS IN SILKS. RATINs and vELyRrs.
SCOTCH MAtDS ITALIAN CLOTH SKIRTS
NOV ELITES IN VELVET, SATIN and FLANNEL.
PARIS cLoAKs ULsTERS and SILK cIRcU-
CAMELS HAIRS CHUDDAS and SERGFS in
GTedt lC51ctH and at the L11reS' Py,ceS.
ANTIQUE and NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS
PER1N0T'S CELEBRATED KID GLOVES.
NAVY BLUE. DARK GhEEN, BROWN and
BRONZE HABIT CLOTHS.
MN StLk IIANDKFROIfl ELS ard TUFFIERS
CARRIAGE RUGS, TRAVELLING RUGS.
u Our Stock is how Unusually I-,ce aud Cont
pbte, Srd al inspection is solicited.
ONE PBICE ONLY.
fERRH d BROTHER,
Penn. ave-, cor. 9Th st.
fetabilshed 1871. nOv6
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The Weather.
INDICATIONS TO-DAY,
OFFICE OF THB CHIEF SIGNAL OFrTcEH)
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10. 1880 9:30am
For the middle states, cloudy and threaten
lng weather with rain, brisk southea5terly
WINDS, decidedly lower barometer Stationary
OF higher temperature.
RANGE CT THE THERMOMETER.
The following are the readings OF tn thermom-
eter at the Signal Office during the day. am,
40; .:S5 am, Ale; II am, 542; pm, GO.
Maximum. IS: minimum 80.
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CALL and see the sanitary difference between
the Pan and DemereSJ water closets at Ham
uton & ShCdds.
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UNITED STATES government, District and all
investment securities dealt In. Foreign ex-
change bought and sold. Stocks earle on
margin. II. ID. Cooke. Jr., Co., Bankers, 1879 f
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THE BERGEvIN DIVORCE CASE AT AN END
The case OF Peter z. Bergevin agt. Martha A.
Bergevin for divorce filed In July last, has been
dismissed by PLAINTIFFS attorney, L. NJ. Saund-
ers. Mr. j. Amber Smith appeared for the de-
PENDANT, and after the allowance or aiImony a
few DAYS since. O croSS-bill was filed.
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Law LECTURES.-The lectures Of judge Har-
for the last two Thursday evenings 10 accom-.
modate students absent from the city because
they had gone home to vOte), will be resumed on
Thursday evening next {the 18th lnst), az
o'clock.
How Mr. BAGBEY Cor AHEAD OF THE MONTE
MEME. George X. Bagbey, OF Lenoir county
n. c., who is here as the agent of his state In
the case OF Perry, the alleged leader OF the negro
exodus from North Carolina, arrested here
adventure yesterday Walking in the smith
son1an grounds he fell in with a stranger and
was tlnaliy induced TO accompany his
where cards we're produced and several bets
made. Finally Mr. Bagbey risking $50 it was
covered and be won it. Then an attempt was
ao ny one OF eRe paPf5 to graz the money
o or he them -, to drop i. and they did: Mr..
returning to the City $50 better Off.
THE Masonic MUTUAL RELIEF Associations
held It's annual meeting last night at Ma5oaic
Alex. Gardner secretary. ballot for directors
result d in the almost unanimous reelection or
those whose terms have expired, as follows =
Wm. II. Goods. Federal, No. l; Edw'd Il. Chara-
Nat1oGal. No. 12; j. w. Martin, Washington
Cenlenn1al, NO IA; Joseph l.. Pearson, Dawson
10. l6; John E. Herrell, Auacostia, No. 81, and
Henry o. Noyes. Pentalpha. No. %. Mr.. Joseph
NJ. Wilson offered resolution, which was unaa-
imously adopted, thanking the board of direc
tors for the economical judlcious and accept
able manner In which they have transacted the
business committed to their care during the
past year.
THE BERGEvIN DIVORCE CASE AT AN EvD.-
The case OF Peter p Bergevin agt. Martha A.
Bergevin for divorce, fled In July last has been
dismissed by PLAINTIFFS attorney, L. NJ. Saund-
ers. MIR. j. Amber Smith appeared for the de-
fendant and alter the allowance OF aiimony
few days since q cross bill was fled
ACCIDENTALLY KTLED.-The Cincinnati En-
qtii'el OF yesterday says: Last evening at six
o'clock gentleman named H. j. ID. Young feu
down the stairs at No. 2S9 George street, ana
was killed almost Instantly. DR.. Gaylord. OF
No. 81 Barr street, was sent for, but the gentle
man was dead before the doctor arrived. DE-
ceased was stxty-four years Of age. The people
at the house were very reticent about giving
information regarding the affair, as they claimed
the deceased had daughter residing at Wash.
ington, and they did lot desire TO have the
matter published On her account. They claimed
that tie coroner had been there and had viewed
the remains"
THE DIPLOMATS and their ladies were out In
full force at the Rink last evening, and present.
cd very diStingue appearance.
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BENsoS'S C4PCIEE Porous PLASTER stops q
cough and cures lame back where all other rem
edeS fail. Far superior 10 others. I
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BOOKS, &c.
NfOICE BOOKS.
DOCKS at HALF PRICE,

D -
We hsre selected from our stock lot OF BOOKS
somewhat shelf wern, which We are selling a. half
prise and under, consisting of
THEOLOGICAL, MEDICAL, JUVENILE AND
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
They are bargains.
WIN. BALLANTYNE 4 SOW,
cct2l as eth street.
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Law LEcTUREs.-The lectures Of judge Hag-
ner, on criminal law, which were intefmitted
for the last two Thursday evenings 90 accom-
they had gene home to vOte) will be resumed on
Thursday evening next {the 18th lnst.), az I
O'Clock.
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SANE'ORD'S
RADICAL CURE
FOR CATARRH.

he Bottle Radical Cure, One BOX Ca
Inhaler. Price for all, 81.
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'sTnI well spent, means, an errand to your
druggist for Df. Bulls cough syrup.
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EDGARs COUGH SPECIFIC, 25 and 80 cts. per
bottle; for sale by all druggists; az wholesale By
Stott c Cromwell, $50 Pa. ave. 6
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TEE KANSAS REPUBLICAN AssoCIA ALTON met
iasL evening, + D. Dallas 10 the chair and J. p.
the president and secretary OF the Kansas Ala
society, stating that Kansas was able TO take
care OF her suffering poor but II any friend
desired TO send clothing or money they could
send them 10 4. L. Stringham, secretary of the
Kansas state Aid Society, Topeka, Kansas.
1T SHOULD BE THE BUSINESS OF EVERY ONE
HAVING COLD 10 treat &c promptly and proper
ly until II Is gotten rid of-inteliIgent expert
Jayne's Expectorant, thoroughly adapted 10
remove speedily all coughs and colds-aiiay az
exciting Inflammation OF the throat or lungs.
or pleRIlsy.
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Just PUBLISHED.
:, Bricks without Straw. by the author Of Fo BIS
New Colorado and the Santa Fe Trail. byA. A,
Hayes, jr. Illustrated, - - ~
A Year Of the Wreck by . Victim.
Historical Studies Of Church Building in the
Middle Ages, by O. e. Norton.
Sailors Sweetheart. by author Of "The Wreck
The Foresters, by Berthod Auerback
The Iron Gate and other poems, by Oliver Wen
dell Holmes.
Ultima Thule. by Henry ". Iongfelow
FRANCIS IL. MOHUN,
SUCCESSOR TO MoHUN BROTHERS
-c2 1O15 Pa ave., cor. lIth st.
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Ere exhibiting q fire line OF GAS FIXTUEE9
In neg ard attractive observation-disclosures ARLOR
CRATES, Low and elevated OVEN RANGES,
either Porta bic or Brick Set; Fireplace HEAT
Frs, &C.. &c, and call especial attention to
THE COMMANDER" CAST IEON FURNACE
The ''MkGEE STANDARD WROUGHT IRON
FURNACE,
THE lie IROIT" ELEVATED OVEN COOK
ING AND HEATING RANGE,
THE LIE DROIT" FIREPLACE HEATER
took the first premium at the Exhibition Of the
National Fair Association last fall.
y weeds de PARIS eAIsl dkANGES; Woods LIGHTNING.
EE5 in stock. Also, REPAIRS for same.
EDWARD CAVERLY d Co.,
sep4 42J New York ave
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HENFIER, optician. keeps splendid glass d Al.
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THE DIPLOMATS and their ladies were out In
full force at the Rink last evening, and present.
cd very d{StifOue appearance.
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w III. q d. III. MORRISON,
W. LAW BOOKSELLERS Il sTATIONERS
AS PENNA. AVE. n. W.
We have iuFt imported fire COLLECTION Of ENG
LiSH PICTURES Of attractive Subjects and besuti-
iaiy executed to which call the attention of our
customers. our Fall Goods are daily arriving, aud
inc.Gdes every thing new il stationary and Fancy
SocCs Jbeee goods are especially suitable for
MedGing and Birthday Presents. We have devoted
our entire second door TO this portion OF stock
so that II may be fully exhibited AID freely ex-
AHMED by our customers. rev Law and MisceIla-
neons Books received SIS soon ae published All are
cordially invited to inspect our stock orti6
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MI BLOCKS onered resolution that corporal
punishment De abolished IN the schools and
asked that 1t be referred to the committee on
rules. a resolution was adopted instructing
the committee On text books TO report on the
resolution placing Websters Dictionary on the
list or text books for reference. Mr.. Brown Of
fefed a resolution directing the Committee on
tpldirgs and repairs TO appOrtion the repair
IUnG; LAID on the table. Adjourned
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-22

PERSONAL AFFAIRs.-Will O. Lupton, q
genial and jolly young gentleman from
Woodsheld, over In the ozark Hills OF
Monroe" otherwise the "Alps Of Eastern
Ohio" spent Yesterday In Wheeling. viii
thinks Of becoming Wheeling boy him
self.
WIS. Wiley, ESQ.,, Prosecuting Attorney
Of Wetzel county, was In the city little
while yesterday on professional business.
Mr.. Isaac Askew, former prominent
and wealthy citizen OF Belmont county,
well known in Wheeling business circles,
but now resident OF Kansas City, Mo-, Is
visiting his numerous friends In this sec.
ton.
Charlie Dieters is again able to he at his
post as Clerk OF the Board Of Commits.
sioners.
Rev. DR.. Cunningham, pastor OF the
First Presbyterian Church, will leave this
week for pleasure trip Of few weeks.
J.V. Hart, edi or OF the New Martins
vile Messenger, the independent paper
which was recently constructed by Its
principles to come out IN avowed support
Of Garfield, was in the city shaking hands
with his brethren OF the press and other
friends yesterday.
Sam Harrison, the popular Mcclure
House clerk, left yesterday afternoon for
n ten days vacation, to be enjoyed at Deer
Park and Cumberland.
Mr.. A. @. Hamilton, formerly Of the firm
Of Hamilton & Harding, this city, but
now OF Pittsburgh, Pa, Is visiting friends
in this city. He leaves for Washington,
Pa, this morning
Miss Lucy E. Culbertson, OF Cambridge,
o., is visiting Miss Sallie Plummer, on
the Island.
Mr.. w, X. Shelly and wife, Of Peoria,
ILL.,, are registered at the New Mcclure.
Mr., Shelly Is very large glass dealer and
Ia visiting our manufactures.
Mr.. W. o. Rinearson has been appoint.
al Passenger Agent for the Pittsburgh,
Eort WAYNE & Chicago, and the P. @. 4
81 +. Railroads. Mr.. Rinearson Is well
Known IN ia this city, az the Agent Of Brad.
strests MERCANTILE Agency, and his hosts
oi friends here will be glad to hear OF bic
snnointment The duties OF his new
POSITION will call him here frequently and
he viii always be sure OF welcome.
MI. A. A. King OF the Morgan Litho'
CRAWLING Company, oil Cleveland IS ct the
"S MS and Mrs. Dalzell, Harry Russell and
via Ar. and Mrs. VIM. Turner, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ollie Wilde, and Mr.. VIII Amick are
AZ Cranberry Summit.
Dr. A. S. Todd and wife will leave Mon
day for Cranberry Summit v
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-22

The THIEF CAUdHT.-The INTELLIGENcER
yesterday published an exclusive &C.
count oil the robbery OF Louis Schwalb's
saloon. Yesterday morning Officers Shorts
and Miller arrested Mrs. Kate Myles, wife
OF Jerry Myles, laborer on the streets,
who lives on Coal street, near Jonathan's
Ravne She was In the Market House
when arrested, and denied any knowledge
OF the robbery, but when the house was
visited by an officer, armed with search
warrant, and the coat recovered, she
acknowledged the deed, but said in
extenuation that she was drunk at the
time. The cigars said to have been taken
were not found, and she denies all knowl-
edge OF them. She was arraigned before
Squire Miller, where she plead guilty and
was held in 5000 bonds 10 answer TO the
charge at the next session OF the Grand
Jury. The crime was a serious one, the
coat being valued at SS5, and the woman
entering the house 10 steal 1t.
A bolt Of colico, containing ffty.fve
yards, was discovered in Myles' house,
also, but this the woman claimed 10 have
purchased. The police are Of opinion that
this Is not by any means the woman's
first theft. A sample Of the calico was
taken around to several dry goods stores
where goods were known to have been
missed, and finally Marshall, Kennedy &
Blake identified the sample as piece
from bolt stolen from them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-22
ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
Democratic National Committee.

New York, July 2l.-The Democratic
National Committee had short private
session to-day and took a recess to find
permanent quarters.
When the committee adjourned it was
stated that resolution had been adopted
requesting the Democratic Congressional
Campaign Committee to appoint an
auxiliary committee to work with Demo-
cratic National Committee in conducting
the campaign. The committee selected as
its headquarters the house No. 1888 Fifth
avenue. It was stated that the committee
took no action in regard to the two Demo.
cratic ELECTORAL tickets in Virginia, al
though the matter has been discussed.
The committee adjourned to meet Friday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-22
BRIEF KILOGRAMS.

The President has appointed Lewellyn
E. Wooden, Of Michigan, agent for the
Indian 0toe agency, Nebraska, rice Griest,
resigned.
At the Republican convention Of the 4th
Ohio district yesterday the Hon. Emanuel
Shultz received the unanimous vo'e OF the
district for nomination for Congress.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-22
WKATHER INDICATIONS.

WARRINGTON, July 29.-l A. M.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, clear
or partly cloudy weather, variable winds,
possibly shifting to southeast, a higher
temperature, aud stationary or lower ba'
rometer.
For the Lower Lakes. clear or partly
cloudy weather, southeast to southwest
winds, nearly stationary temperature, a
stationary or lower barometer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-22

TRANSFER OF REAL EsrArE.-The follow.
ing transfer OF real estate was admitted TO
record yesterday in the office Of the
County Clerk
Deed made May 2, 1880, by Henry and
Henrietta Baer, Of GAINESVILLE, TO Simon,
Morris, Henry and Bernard Horkheimer,
partners under the style Of s. Horkhei.
mer 4 Co., Of Wheeling, in consideration
of s., 900, for the north half OF lot 70, on
the east side Of Main, between Twenty
first and Twenty.second. streets, in Centre
Wheeling.