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Some Of the best men OF Scotland, ireland. En-
en g1ana, a.. France. Germany. Holland Switzerland.
New Zealand, Africa, Canada. and the Unitcd
States will be present.. representing ncarly all
world The Council will boar essays on vatjou3
topics, reports from committees, anI cngt,ge ia
discussion. The list Vt. subjects proposed is d
on e IN at are T. be on
Ghrist'; future Ketribntion ato @Modern 1a
heforsS Ga"scS neisooss naihe1osy 6 gf,eaes aes
Eee!esioioey -: Christina Lite and .ndsE Worship =
aers creeds and coniessions'; aBiSies at'Rs kc- t.
vision; "Prcsbyterian{sn, and Education =;
.drtxa *pEesoyterianism r and Liberty; "Presby-
Ordinances j: Church Discipline >: .systess ss
matte ReneAcenee"; +" Support OF Ministers =;
:. Pastoral and rarochiat Visitation -; '<Tratn-
tieal ,subjeets are: :" Religion in Secular Af-
fairs: Family Religion and Framing OF
ars aeuag md 4EnpIessn E1apSIar Of s9fPel t. Ep'9y
Friend of tho Working ctasses abbatno the
Schools, Thatr Csc and Abuse; "sabbath
~ "popn!ar
sonal Religion" Foreign missions, church ex-
tension. evangeiists. aud avangelisttc work will
receive special attention, and reports on The
sented will be given.
suSnAY-6CHOOLs BEFORE RA1KEs,
The Rev. Mr. Sabine, an Episcopal clergyman
70 + ~. IP.hti4deiphia, in nn essay on the subject,
" When Were Sunday Schools Originatedp' some
ycars ago, traced their origin to a very early
date among the Germans, aud stated many In
terc5tfnE facts respecting their existence among
the Schweu4fe'taers. He says that a printed
manual for Sunday school instruction wns com
piled by John Werner In 1548, proving that Sun
tlar-schools wore .nfready established among
RsFes sea n
first school. These people were persccured al
most to determination until 1s;3, when the
remnant csnburked for PENNSYLVANIA, settling
Ing minister settled ut Towamencln and ut once
prepared to open u churca md Sunday-school in
l7%, or year before Robert Raikes was born, in
torn down about twenty years ago. Sunduy-
schools were thus in practical operation in this
known in England, and IL Is clastned by those
people that they have existed among them In
the Fathorland for centuEics.
, 1880-08-29

NECESSITY FOR THE DISCUSSION or, LIVING
QUESTIONS.
The Rev DR., Stevenson, Of Montreal In IN ad-
dress recently delivered before the Society for
Religious inquiry of the University of Vermont,
says: One great need Of an elective church in
our day Is simplicity Of organization. Machinery
is good when one thing only needs to be done,
and when it is sufficient to do it always in ex-
acly the same way. machinery means uni
formity. But uniformity, good in its way. has
its drnwbacks II teaches men to do, certain
things aud to think in certain grooves; but Wtut
becomes of the uexihility Of thought and variety
OF adaptation needed In an impatient and mer-
curnl nxe? Thought Is not, perhaps, very pro-
found among the masses OF n1cu; but 1t is in its
way very active. Tho girls In our schools mud
the clerks in our stores Arc discussing quest tons
tut used to bo rssefno ea rGr .9e ph,losophiSal
monthly magazines and even tho daily papers
are muylux the Fundamental problems Ut life
and destiny. Tho lust utteruuccs Of the phil
osbpher whose writings are the fashion Of the
hour, or tie scientist who IL most successful in
adapting the speculauons Of the laboratory to
as they play u game ut billiards or lounge in tho
purk under the shadow Of the trees.
4 generation is growing up among, us that
vided the sects: that is profoundly indirerenr
to Elder, and bishop, and Deacon, and even to
tho controversy OF Calvinist and Arminian. lf
we keep Btalnplng our ministers and people With
the regulation die, and turning them out sa7al2
Images Of their ancestors, hnuutcd by tho ghosts
OF extinct controserstc5, We shHli do it at the
cost Of lo5ln2 tho eur of tue living mon and
women around us. What does man cnrc about
the greut surpice question. or the great organ
question. or some obscure point in the structure
Of Il local ussocAuon OF u council Of reference,
when hss is agouixed to determine whether tho
world is ruled by II blind force Or BY 1ust Cod,
Or when he ST ands on the grave OF a SWEET wife
or sister, whom he buried yesterday, doubtful
whether she Is living IN a better world or hsts
disappeared like TUG beautiful cloud Ut the
morning and gone out INTO blank nonenti,y9
We are us;lng whether tho congregation shAn
80 out Of the church III silence or bc played out
With voluntary on the pigan; while other naen
are trying 20 determine whether nun is altered
for the buttor by believing in God and trusting
to Christ, OR whether, Us some shy, the poorest
meaucst, narrowest lives III the world arc the
lives of protesting Christians. We are in danger
ot wasting our spiritual vigor upon matte
which hud interest FOR other dnys, hut which no
one any longar carcs for.- I)ne Of tho remedies
Of this state Of things IL to be fouad, believe,
ia Il great simplicity OF churcn organization.
Let us get rid Of Ill supesuuous church Ques-
1fons b. setting inside tie too elaborate mA-
cninery out Of which they arise. Let us try to
substitute the 4uickened energy OF souls for tho
cuintrous monUtuny uf systcln5.
, 1880-08-29
PERSONAL.

Bishop Bowman, in the course Of his episcopal
duties, has dedicated J 600 churches.
The Rev. Phillips Brooks is said to be the first
American who has preached in West minister Alb
hey before the Queen.
The Rev. H. c. Peck, Of Hanover, Mich, has
been suspended from the ministry because he
horsowhlpped his daughters sui1or.
The Rev. ]. H. Eager has been appointed by the
Southern Foreign Mission Board us an assistant
to Dr. G. d. Taylor, missionary to Rome. Italy.
Cardinal Manning, Of Westminster, has pre-
the green chasuble belonging to St Charles
Borromco he had brought with him from Milan.
bishop Simpson, after the partial recovery OF
Nrs. Simpson, concluded to proceed on his jour
ney westward, and, accompanied BY one OF his
daughters, be has already gone forward by tho
Pncilic Mail steamer from San francisco to
Jupa1l. His other daughter and Mrs. Slmpaon
retnain in this country.
The Rev. Alexander Scott, who recently closed
ten years with tho First Church OF Kossuth,
Iowa, has received u cail to the church At Nc
Pherson in Kansas; also an invlsauou to tha
ter and will remove to Des Motncs early In Sep
tember.
The Salvation Army in England is ca1led to
mourn the sudden loss Of one OF its brtehtest
lights. james Ward. who has 5een one Of tue
loudest OF the leaders. hns forsaken bis wife
aud eight children. and has cast In bis lot with u
pretty servant girI, with whom he has elopcd.
Tho girl wMs one who had been In constant at
tendance on the meetings Of the Army, and w1s
considered q hopeful convert. Mr.. Ward was
considered to have made i great advance In
holiness, and to be considerably better than Or
dinhry people.
Tho United States Of Colombia, through its
Congress In 1877, pNSsed laws cxillnE the Roman
CathUiic Bishops OF Allt!oluta, Cauca, Meaelllu,
and Pasto. These laws have been rcpeuled by
the present Congress- md the Bishops Of THOSE
dioceses nre returning home4 The farmer Con-
gres3 also regulated by Inv the relation OF the
peuled- and tho nortlnaIn rents which had been
conhscated hnvc been restored to 1ho Church,
Bishop PARA. Of Pamp1ona, who was also extled
for his interference with the civil law and gov
erntnent, has been granted amnesty to return to
his diocese.
TIE REV. n. n. PAYHTER
has decided to accept the invitation extended to
him from London, Eng. md will sail IN IL few
weeks This will be the third Chicago clergy
man who has within the last two years received
Invitation to settle IN that city. Prof. Patton,
accepted, being tho other two. Mr. Faynters .
work will bo In connection With tildmay HILL.
one Ut the great Institutions OF London For
many yeurs Ar. Payntcr WAS pastor iii one Of
our Southern cities, bur for some yeAr3 since the
War he hns resided in this city, both as pastor
and evangelist. As u pastor he WIS tnuefattua-
ble in labor. and beloved and esteemed. As an
evangelist, iii both the States and Canada, he
has enjoyed Il fine reputation.
new and important field By the beat Wishes of
his friends, that he may hnye q useful suceess-
full and honorable >career in this his now Aelu Of
fubOr.
, 1880-08-29

leystreer and Western avenue, at 1880 r. M and
up. m. Communion at T:6 u. NJ
the chares esv of + the Epiphany Tnroop street
tween Monroe and Adams streets, at 1880 q NJ
and =; 2. n: communion ct IL, q n: .u,.o. ;, ~.
Church Of Our Savior, corner Lincoln and Bel-
den avenues, ct II a. u: and p m.
st. Thomas: cnurch' .1 Il Indiana avenue, between
Twenty ninth and Thirtieth streets, at II g. m.
and 7:45 p N. Communion at a. n; g.
Lake's Mission. Nos IS; and $50 Polk street, At
1o:t r.. :: q; 4,.a ana LIZ, l1 pf.a, e. n m,,o+s
Stephens Church at 1850 4 N. and 7:45 p. ~
The Rev: Daniel + smith viii otBctate 10 the
morning at the Good Shepherd Mission. Lawn
da4e.
CHRISTIAN.
The Rev. ]. II. Wright will preach morning
1ween Van Buren and Harrison streets.
There will be services !, morning and evening
porniag ana he II kev: M J. ". Alien IN the tie e. even- en-
ing ut the South Side Church, Indians avenue,
corner Thfrtietn street.
INDEPENDENT.
We. Needham will preach morning and eyen.
ing at the Chicago Avenue Church, corner OF
~ -There viii be services in the evening ia the
The Rev. 4 Yonker Tili preach morning
uer Of Morgan and Indiana streets.
TEMPERANCE
The Woman Christian Temperance Unton
win hold Gospel meetings at P m n ,tn da,iy y n
son street. The lenders for this week are: Mon
day, Mrs. y; \. Cummings: Tuesday, MIS-. SaEan
msas5 vnp: M + Friday M1s
bella Jnacs.
"A Gospel meeting, conducted BY the Wom-
ans Christian Temperance Union: win he heltl nt
No. 1856 West Lake street..
Mrs. Harriet Seryis will conduct the Gospel
temperance meeting In the church corner OF
Noble and Ohio streets this afternoon at half
past4.
msCELLAEEoUs-
Faith meetings for the promotion 1T faith in
God IRE held every SUNDAY at p m. In Carpen-
ter Hall, No. IL West Madison street, near Pc
0ria.
The Eclectics will meet this evening at 7:3o
oelock ut No. sls West Madison street. Subject:
"GeS1osiX; Fsos i,.r ,r,r. n F,rso,+ ,vn np.a,, tn
Castle Hall, No el9 ives: Lake street, 1t 1o:1s l.
Ltne5sl keqnoa" No u? West ~ Nadsen Is On
Way to Continue General Salvation" Women
invited to the front. Back seats to leaders not
The Rev. A. 0. Brickman will preach Sunday
afternoon in the New Church Chapel. Clark
street, near Menominee, At !; o'clock. Subject:
THE " Scenery, HGauties' Occupations, and De-
i7 @rhe e. Rev. % William H. Bcecher breaches to-
daT In the Washingtonian Home Chapel ats
D. III. .-:...
Gospel meeting for railroad men will be held
this afternoon ns follows: Readtng-room, cor
ucr knzie and Canal streets; ;3:15 p m: rending.
room. No. G34 South Canal. at $3.50 p. m; read
1ng-room. No. 4645 State street. $3.50 p. II. AN
railroad men and their families are invited.
Friends central meeting at 10:2Q in Attic
nueum Building, Dearborn street. near Randolph
Disciples Of Christ meet at No. A9 WeSt
Randolph street at p. m.
a Spirituaiists' meeting will be held at No
SOS West Madison street at 8 p. m..
, 1880-08-29
LIES SPRiNGTtME.

For Tn< Chtet9a TFfbMne.
While throbbiug pulse beats strong and fast.
And Hopes sweet flowers bloom,
Ere yet the skies arc overcast
With guilt or sorrows gloom,
Let songs and sports dll up the hours
From graver studies freed
And thus develop all the powers
Which hnrvest-hours shall need
Love gentle actions, loving words
Full will the harvest be.
Nor frosts, nor bigh1s, nor thieving birds
Shall mar thy husbandry.
The germs Of Faith, Of Love divine,
With fost' ring care attend
Their bloom shall on thy forehead shine,
And crown thy labor's end.
". J. Fl. HOGAN.
, 1880-08-29
TuE METHODIST "BOY." j.

A CAEST1C REPLY TO THE sSE1Aa9 W
4uTurR EDWARDS.
10 the Editor OF The Chicago Tribune
CHICAGO, Aug A.-The eenial editor OF the
Northwestern Advocate seems 10 he alarmed tnal
the schools OF Mcthod,sm arc sendsh9 1oren
young men who aro capable. In the esti1naaon
OF the people, OF preaching the Gospel TO 1ne
editlcation of our most highly cultivated addi-
ences. He is apprchcnsve of dire calamity TO
the Church and ministry when be sees Goa
clothing young men with power and cro"n'ng
their labors with such success as commands
recognition from the world He utters q warn
ing against the N schievous and fnpolltic napit
Of letting young man have chance, tnouSn
he mar have becu taught in classical schools TO
use q language that would ne!.hers soil the sacred
desk nor The columns Of Christian
eSaEaey .r assuming asS x;sn thas all lust yo1sx foF
distinction" with an "unholy ambition With Il
desire curry fayo{ Esh shs h!tsHae 's or e
1he conscicnttous Doctor becomes deeply I'm.
prcsseds with the notion that such lion"
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By its use not only is the system
renovated and cleansed Of all impure
ties, but in consequence Of the hayn'o
nious changes thus created, there per
vades the entire organism feeling of
safety; the mental faculties perform
their functions with renewed vlvaclty,
and there is an exhilaration Of mind,
freedom of thought, and perfect hearts
ease, that bespeak the full enjoyment
Of health.
TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE viii
Prove Of inestimable value to the weak
and debilitated of both sexes. In all
cases of nervous, mental, and physical
suffering, brought about BY stoppages'
its use is especially valuable. The
cleansing and depnrating properties OF
the preparation create changes that are
both marvellous and gratifying; murky,
gloomy, and sa1low complexlons, with
blue and dark discolorations about the
eyes Conditions that are allied to bill
iousness, dissipation, and ill-health), art
by degrees normally corrected ane
transformed into bright and clear com
plexions, in which the ruddy tints Of
health are bountifu1ly depicted.
TROPIC-FRU1T LAXATIVE i
put up in bronzed tin boxes only. Azva
imaahens Ask your druggist for De
scriptive Pamphlet, OF address the pro
prietor,
]. E. HErHER1NcroN
a6 Park Place, New York
, 1880-08-29

The Rev. DR.. Thomas Will preach n lno ~
- .,orrynn., In the evening the congregation
-, no 81. puts Reformed Episcopal and Gem
.anarv ~ churches will unite In the latter church,
md Bishop Fallows will preach.
The Rev DR.. Williamson viii preach In tne
17,rsf church. corner Of Clark aud Washington
.,r.ets nj 1880 L. m. and 7:45 p. m. Morning
st,,,tcct: 1.-The Idea of Hell rs Held By Modern
nrthodoxy." Evening subject: The Father.
Seats free.
The Rev. r o. Sheppard will preach morn
imp md evening In Grace Church, cornero1 La
, 1880-08-29
RELIGIOUS.
The Latest Phase Of the
Reresy Case at Dun-
kirk, N. 7.
An Elaborate Paper by the
Victim Explaining His
Position.
rax presbytcrians Preach the
Cast-1ron Theology Of
Their Faith.
4 Oausic Reply to Certain Meth
odist Sneers at Young
Ministers.
cone Preachers Alive to the
Necessity Of Discussing
Living Issues.
General News, Personals, Sunday
Pleasantries, Services
To-Day.


II was vese Of goldcn-rod
Cr1le, from thousand by the way,
And offered 1eserently To God
Upon His holy. day.
Feor it were gifts and blooms more rare,
Who's. 1ints thld Of Il richer mold
yet unto 1rle seemed cen more fair
Tnose sprays Of green and gold
For they had come wirb no pretense
ruru the hullowcd shrine OF prayer,
And drvoped their heads in meek suspense,
Waiting acceptance there;-
While fresh from the partcrre their mates
Se;f~couscious" s"blushed as II they knew
Their entrance sure ut Heavens xates
For their sweet scent AuQ nue.
All. ye who with nverted face
IN, Earside flowers as weeds d1Sda1n,
And deem the fairest out Of place
When offered in tile tame;
youchsare one searching look and lind
How much Ut God's own handiworks
Beyond the reach uf Unite mind
both in those r*:tafs iutk-
retoo, who bar contemptuously
Frum church, upon the avenue,
Tie cummDn herd not sutnptuousty
Attired us yours and you.-
Sec nnw His house rooted by the sky
ID 1hrpugt-d dHy with golden-rOd
aud daisies that xheu you Shall die
May beautify your sod.
, 1880-08-29

TIkOPIC FKUIT LAXATIVE.
/ / / / / /
CONSTIPATION

Invariably causes general de-
rangement Of the entire system
and begets many diseases that
are gloomy in their aspect and
often hazardous. to health and
life: Persons Of a costive habit
are subject to melancholy feel
ings, headache, low spirits, TIM
idity, defective memory, gloomy
forebodings, nervousness, few
ers, languor, drowsiness, irrita-
bic temper, indisposition, and
other consequent symptoms
which often units the sufferer
for business or agreeable asso-
Citations.
Regular Habit Of Body
alone can correct the evils enum-
Grated above, and nothing Sue
ceeds SO well in achieving and
maintaining this condition as
, 1880-08-29

A recent issue OF Russian newspaper con.
ia,riGa no. .Th1onoh 1 c,nse nnf ar 20 own ths
original articles prepared for this iasue cannot
be published; therefore We publish only advaz~
1lS.ment3.''
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-09
CnuulA Convention.

Tho prm,stHItv ,utyrs ot tho SN,tal iIsH.,
vt ohio county Nv NQu,Ni,L ~ a>Ncwt' .. NH.
pla,,N hrUiulityt mvntiVu'd ga N'tunb'
L. I>>l LytNvyu thC huUrs ~ AMI v,.. 10
N and vly,t tAI,t dVlyga,,N a. thv toUuN N,Ha.
Nrut,np which Wti m,,t az The ,Nuu lt,"- H
NaM county vu MNuIaN, lunN "a l>NN d. N
o','r,A tut the lutlNNV ri nvAl"a'..N
candidates luy lhv dtlhnut county "h',' All
trt mcwu,r, at thg llvu'v at nryAAIs
1hc MiloNtus ,ia,NN amt luls,N hsNr L..
.yl,,tcd ivr ~, VutI,scVi GvldisE sad cly'l.h
Washington htsiU1 VlN rNNtu,N, VISA.
No,r nouNr ludsgs. I ialvntct AMI hH'
" iNNuVN
CuUw rUslyJ fulton ~h,,l lluuNc lUa,.a
lnhn .u,,ki,t aua MNhuyl Nl,u
Madison pi,ubt Market llousy tuls,N ta.
tel S,.hamhH aul u ShtpiNh
ClN ni,ul,t, Iouu HOUSE luAos. NaH,
ulll,rth aud NNha,l G,tiN
Iutou nNui,I Atlantic tuyiuv huas
luds,S ,A,tS't Nyu aud luhu lNUluE
Autp, pi>Iu,I. UuS, NouS' tudsts. q
It phcuN aud ih~ SwCcuN.
Webster niNtt,I lultyi lUEu, hvus
luds,e. T. VI Todd nad hat',N k,,
Eltl,y lpslHt Nu,, l,'usy Nu's,s. ....|
ptth aut MtlUtu ivu,r
ruai,lrhia pt,u,.t llriJs iIo,I Judge"
! NpnWu aud luu,N Nttis uIvW
Et,hlaud p,,UkI falkland S,h,sd h.n
lUa.,s. G't,, p,aVlau ant \ Mv,N',a.
ithrEtN p.stu,L tCUNc - ho,d hoNrr 'u'.
Nu,,ut \aumr1Nh
~, lul, an I,.lU.u.d ta maNra Ulu..
Iy1N ,,'uuNl, NJ the lv'Ns lais % ana ..' .."
uSti 20 Nali ,it,llW. Is. Ir"'r Ia a.. '.'H'..
Nuly- t.rt ..tr.h I"fI,H' ,sHilia,, ... 3D..
ssty IE,lUtIN ..H 3D., usNt,. 90 q. .tlt .'..H
t.A Ia tu, tmN, u,tyu Whal .,.,' ..l N.UHs'
thv an daN at luuc l>~'
Ih, nomination IT all county AiNlf 90. ..
aud u, s,',tt,ou al draEAt,s g. Ihr ...
N,utru Wbtgh wrtts iu 'hr ~ eft VI ..."H
pu i', ',lh vI luN ,uu thn g.. sf.,t.....H. ,t.H
,,uit.u Ntbh WV.i, iU CO., 60 r' W.. ".. .r
,k, ilth d,N ot August iN~l b. lsu.fs' &C.
HtHH d "A - n.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-09
$780, 49,
4 WAR CLOUD
1, ,n. r.r., Branch VI Council.

IhSrs Nas an axelIias spuaa Ia TIC
Elrst Branch vi council, @st syeains'
In which Captain Wilson and john a.
Hall mounted each other Ia h'sh style,
Thr lnrmpr presented the petition o'
prppc,Iy owners on TwenIleIh s'ree'
and Filih waldcrS generally, proesl',I
asainsI the placing OF y switch ON Tue
street uamrl. Al this iunuluro ali TIE
mpmhrrs hracrd up aud began 70 take
a decided interest tn lite Capt Wilson
then maie aspecCh ~ which he o',
uounrc,, the measure ~ an outrage anu
spnkr IN very severe Icrns at lho az,
ttons oi the gas trustees aud the special
ro,pmittro, aud then spoke at the trustees
as hciur htsh.hsndcd IN relation To The
rNpcudtlurcs ni mnury IA the Imprnlc'
mvui~ thrSr pmarks brought MI
HAIL, mcmlVl nI the cnmnNtoo, I"
h,S lrvI, aud hc called Wilson ~ otdei
aud INSISTED nn hlS Keeping To- the hitG
resolution, rclatns To ihc pNpaNed
switch. Nit Wilson inIImaIod that lac
knew What he MAS talking about, AMI
went uu In aICuSu the vommllIrc al an'
,lravIlug CERTAIN papers hnm i"nnt'I
ID Nas aS,Nlla,ucd that these papers
Nrrc IN the hands vt TIC trustees
MI. Hall thou rnS,. aud alter stating
that lao thought the grpllrmaH irnm Tue
Ei,h Wa,d Was acting nngrn''rmahN,
pr,N,cvicd to show that the money about
ju hc cXprndcd hy the Trustees VAS
mooney that had been carucd nv the
works from a very small portion oi tho
community, and also stated that none
ul the mooney came irnm the city,
Mr Wilson said that these mo\ cmcniS
had hrru sptuug GA Council aud lhc
community ylaulcSt,uc)N, ~ Il wcrc,
Mi Hall replied, aud irom that time
nu the two mcmhcgS hat II hot and
heavy. both on their NCt at the Sluc
tmc, lhll Smilug and u little rat
IN the lace, Wilson sCaWrlN hndIns
wnrdS IA which 10 express himself,
hnilns u\r,, ~ layl, Tho latter grnIlc-
mnn ,nUmaIrd IA the couISo oI his t.
maiks that llail hW stuck Council III
hts vhsrycS Tor makIug the harnesses In
the Fine Department. THIS Halt wirr,cd
a. IA eloquent tcru,S aS u haSr twpoSi'
unn aud rrlvrrrd a. Mr Wilson = actions
a. "a fraud uu honesty aud drccnrN,
MI Wilson MT Mayor | would
say Ia the gcpllvmau irom the Ncruhd
want. ~ rather hc t. Va gentleman
R,p. ZAP, tap, aud the MaNor rNund'
oil the dc,A vigorously uuui quiet MAS
RESUMED. aud Mr RnuUG noSr anl
made his mnt,ou which will to- tnuui N
the regular (ouuCtl report
Aud So It Is that cur SoOonS converse
IA sweet communion and icr,Slatc tor
th,. good at the Coulunu,IN,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-09
RIVER lNrEi.I.iGENCE.

The ma,ks CA the Eaasv last even.
,ug showing the dtpIh q, water ~ the
rhuuucl ia hc iccI " in,hc' and stu
hlluug slowly,
The puud got awaN tot tnkc,Shug
about nv The Courier Is thu regular
boat lot that port this morn,nS,
Tho C. ". Mttholor lett At u tor
Pittsburgh,
The Andcs lett at ~ VI With u gond
tip TOT GclH,rc, having, IN TACT all she
coulj cAru,
rDc Emma Graham passed down At =
e. MM,tnouI StorpIG
tho luhu rNrIcT SGT ny a. TAI ~ sho
Sisters With hcr tow aud, auct caN'1E
II tuclc, pas,cd down iast vNcunG.
Tho Michigan passed upWlth tow at
VIupuc~.
lhr Auu,c kvlN mruSht the lloru.
hrunA down i,rm Sweeney y The hcl'
~. Il IL thought will gu away to-day
with II luad ct 'rvu nIn
lNt,,ulr. juno y River hlhug
M,th y lrrI iu,hua "a tho vaual Gu>l.
uv,s .und. Weather cloudy With hight
,a,u Up SILVER Cloud Dawn laS
Guthrie. Rclluid, haven aud tow.
MN nmENNN, June Arrived "
T.. nnuudN sud Font Bats aud NarScs
II Louis ncpa,trd Unldru ITy Hud
rnrl lsj~ aud mig'> NJ iou,s, The
steamer ". T. llu.hiIN ~ VrvNlpg tn
leave Tomorrow lnr - iuuIS Weather
rlru aud warm, rhcrmuwrtcr -.
M,Nluts. luucS kNvU ruSc nurh,N,
Departed Commonwealth, New on
lcaps Weather pleasant
CN,En, luur \, Arrived Future
Ct,N, New Nrlrau~, Departed Parker
Memphis. Charles Morgan, New ng-
lcuus, Future GUY, NJ louDS River
q lee, inches aud rising, Wmthcr
cloudy. rbcrmnmvt,r -,
ln,h,ulG, June : River @lhug
with & lr,t IA the canal aud Icot IN the
chute GA the ,l,l,. business dutl
Noath,r clcm aud warm. NIuGm aud
tow. rumcrN e. II luut,, Nellie NpvCr
and Gy>olutc, with tnws, arc due up e.,
Insult,