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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-05-14
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEES.

Tho President Of the late Democratic
State Convention, acting under reso
lalkon passed by ahat body, has ap.
potutetl the gentlemen whose names
fellow. as members of the Democratic
State Central COMMITTEES for The State
at large, viz: ar, -tnsraT as =,
Robert Richardson, of 0naehtta; >.
M. Morriso,i, Of Cadtlo; Jgfsoyd KING,
Of Ooocordia; f.. f. PesroCam ana +
Massie Martin, 81 st: iasssfy; A4sn
Thomss. OF AsGensioa;2 J.s7B: Eustis,
John Fitzpatrick, ID. Warren Brackei!'
Augustus Reichartf, J. Davidson HIN,
I. RIA. Gauthreaux, Archtbaa MNcneli,
Josenh Collins and w. b. koontz, OF
Orleans. -s..r|
Alteration Of the local party aptheri-
ties is called to, tho fact that 1t Is the
duty of each parish tin'the state as
well AZ each ward In the city of New
Orleans, to appoint a member OF sal'
committee. This they are requested t.
do at once, and all members OF thu
, committee are requested to be presen
: at the st. Charles Hotel 10 the city o
, New Orleans, on Tuesday. the twenty
{ nth day Of May, at IL M, tor the pus
pose of organizing.
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we are pleased to see that the In
terest in building the Bastrop railroad
has, not sensibiy abated. Let the can
vassers not depend upon the sl,'w pro-
cess or levying and collecting tax
upon property, but take sabtscr'ptions
at once, part payable in cash, that tue
enterprise may be inaugurated right
away.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-05-14

In the river and harbor bill of the
House IL Is recommended that 5000
be expended In Improving the naviga-
tion Of the, Onachita. This will keep
/, the Wagner in rations aud pay about
two mopths, perhaps pf'i ''l.a''s
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-05-14

A telegram from Gen. King, OF the
10th, Informs US that the bill to estah-
lish Federal district court for North
Louisiana passed, the House on that
day.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-05-14

,T,,euuder.igned takes pleasure In making
$500 ~ At hS IL now As we'll prepared as
1870 the war, If not bet tor, 80 do all kinds
Of work, either in
Manufacturing or Rspauipg
CARRIAGES, BCGGIES, HACKS, ETC.
man. Of which may be seen by calling at the
Factory. He will also carry on general
Blacksmith shop, arranged to do an KINDS OF
January l, 1879. FIX. ENDOM.
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40 q = Of q zoe prior ID hi st
I'M ~ ks79, n yet unpaid ar
liz 5; al iii operty forfel&l,
the eitv al Monde or to which the
CITY of Monroe now has the title on ac-
count of the non.paymcnt Of said taxes
aud licenses, shall be redcemabIe anu
the title of the city of Monroe annul'ed
upon the paxment-RY- the 4eRI2r. "
bSE a5ty f. ri Of said
taxes and licenses that may be due
tl,araoA at the date Of re2euaRt ION; anu
that the right ri. ra1elnptisn by pay.
ing the principal of said taxes anu
licenses shall continue until the ISL
lJanuary, 1881, and no Longer; Prortdeo,
that the principali Ut sail deiinqnent
! aAxas ard licenses sihall bear-inA0ssst az
| the tate-ef eight pet cent, pssfseenom
/ froua thGlstrJ auasary, 1854 onses' pau,
4 apda On all Atd ;lieeuses' and Asxes Palo
i q .djsc6anti of ten pes cent PER asnnn
!, shall % allowed from tae asse on, pay ,o
~ uess4 to the 1st JanuNSy, 1885, and pro
.+vitsed further; that nothing hdreaa ron
u famed shah be construed sasi anonting
4 the rights Of thar1 'pefseus 9 VINO tanay
; lihave purchased property from eho c'ty
J. of .NIooroe, or by virtue Of any process
!, ins4 ituted by the city of sAoansas ane'
:; forfeiture to; or p,,Echase by thentfv O
u lfNfmirue. 80, ia s.-fltf - yl@sn am -.
sec.,2, Be It further enacted. Ina
stall proceellings by the Treasoset =
4 collector under existing: .laEs Tor IN
j. lforfeitnre and sale sof property "Pol
Of whsch said taxes aud license are ~ :
=. and anpsid as est forth 10 sestsen,i g :
:, this o.1linance' are suspe1Hted A0d o.
M ,1ereti 10 be discontinued until atfet IN
I'd 1st January, 1881; Prorss@sst' that
~ tthe event the principal ofsasd take
he and licenses Is not pssaa by Lat ! anoa ..
ri Iasr. as provided In sectkoa II 'o1 IN I.
Nd ar.a,nance. he-interes1, penalties, cost
re- ICES spd charges, hesei ahsfs.sl re.natts
he5 shatt revive sis.a attach to the 'pseper'
"; anon. which the 4axes and l.ce''ses a
ate (due and such property shan ne an'a
nd eortliu0 toTlaw.fs :: iJ2rfi' a." :
eerl Anproyetl. 5s.,t. -!t1l,:,iffs I.s;
he - ',4aai' Dir. EN1ONs Mayor
,hi The Board then edjcurnet: ,,'.-.
M, 5!t0,s -i'6':. FIR. tEEDoM,i Mayor
~ q. u. srILEMANs .Sectetafy,., a.,
81
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forthe construction Of an Iron bridge
.cross the Ouachita river at this place.
several builders are to draw plans ana
speciacaelons for this bridge, ana make 7
and p,ut Id bids for It's constrHctlon by
the 9Th, proximo.., He aiso say during
his absence several EasupfaeluFess .0rI
such rolling stock as may BE- needed hhnel Ara
the operation OF the road In the course
Of It's '' eesx.ensleqri weat.I Malo5a ares"
also eepfasred. with Col, sRiahaFssson,
the, RrsaSdsnt ofthe,lroadJ wSbo' in.
6ormeas hin, that there wosild be no
dintcultS ia PROCURING the fhnde neces-
cary to meet premptly the expenses Of
lextension., III. In llgiyig! shI ~ Il
rhes work will commence West q
4 the river as soon after the opening Of
bids IS Is the 'contracts can be execntea'
! These eeoaIacts win. be made fsr the
vhole,, work, + on, Tor a. part therenf, as
! NAV t,ese ceos.,ee to- tire. speedy con'
structiSn of thu road: n' The WORK, win
be 1T z oat t' and PIT under coptract a. M
west IS sArcadia,i At ;oasa' aoa tn ~.
!. greater portion Of thissEteueten, It
!. hoped, will he ready 70 move the pres
q ent grow Ing crop Of cotton TO market
: Capt UAbney is th,s side OF Celho s,n'
Lon his raturn, deilsitsly ,datermtoinl
: bsxween THAT peint and Che Ouach'''tt 7
Is river the location Of the road, - -
= When lie reaches the river, Capt
= Danney win address himself to IN
Is bussuess of. socafink the i.ne for tn
= ttcon1rsctors whose bids may have beef
y taccspted. Inquiries as to the natsn
Of the work have been received tom :.
]: flarrs s.uasher OF soaoesia N ixArioe,
!, tstates, auA,bava .hesa answered VII
q full Information !. but the bids afs NJ
- exp,sscted before. The 5th, when the
viii be opened and the sd3adtcatfo'
i. anade, or thereafter - soon - Pfaec'
Z, tcabae. A'''' 49,, -, .,,..
nj The work Of construction west :
the rivss will IN no way be he delay
~ by negotiations for the building of 7
~" bridge across the Ouachita. and 1t
most probable that hoAh these !wor
n0 will he In process. Of construction sins
de. WIZ 70 =. $3.50 ~, c.-r,.,,..H a.,
.,u taneously. .. 80.
'e'. The near. approach of the r"i'ree
''' events which these assurances IF y
'cn Green f.rsegare,. offers, to the eaitze"
Monroe and the country bostssssng
me road, on each side, between this pc
~" and Arcadia, the prospects Of b''sa
ers, "'e s".A ~. ,,...,.,d h. Gore.
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t0inNQent, was suuy go - -,
nreaen d' On that occasion r., !ast frr?ldaS
nieht.- Tlae SCHOOL raom WAS scalceay1
.no A,a tor the large ,serOvsd'i II aetenuii
sanuat sey and quite d iiunnber were necessa;
T,fny I, deIp,r tta 81 sitting loom: How7|
ev ei more, perfect lecornna MAS newer
90 tininterurdedly' kept, ana ''e ss'e -,
Mon sr,ai sntercst ef,the 'a"dseace we e.
Ebo1h 1bhl easIng' ana Suggestive OF .the'f
great recitation Pine. z,ol.:i. -,
! ,The Stage, was hap4lsomely aeeoFa.'" ~
vnt< Dlctures and. flowers ian1steat'ns
yhafa kseeni eye tol esti'sticsa beauty
WAS Mad ID. Its ofnarnentattod, I'M, Mht'e ~
{all. Of observation-disclosures its' every ot'.
I ta,t--4herts was, nothi amtss as lar AZ
wits concsrsedt Ia ths foh7;
/ ditionsbftHS various riays.We fofIi
'tti6, aar IL s sHpssak ii salogiYuc terms Of
I .nv, par.icuiar. ona Of. the, participants
for where all hid 60 esnins"t'y Welt y! Is
{ |indivtduartxei would certainly ne at
, nom being proper and right. W.
mus must. Ne nseeyertheess, depart ffoln thi'
9 position; In order TO bestowp mer'tes
III nuat.s, uv,ossg auoee two aceo'nPlishe'
u fadfes who lAveiso- zealotas'y and n
" fborfo,isfys effected such q deci,ted SUI a'
- cess. We ailude to Mrs. Perrymaa
IS and Mrs. Miles. Their cooperate
,s- lhas: .besn distinguished on like occ'
u. siohs before, but never so much 4
''s popular opinion expresses ~ as opo
ag that which has just passed. The CO..
ia slant assldutty which mast have os<
i. ,rot;irst1 to- have trained the your
't. tolkslfo Sc so calmly disposed and I
he tie same time 50 yconversant with the
be perts,s .sssnsedly .nanitests =. system
en- edueattoualy cultsrei 'nHerior Ito u
re mere exhihation that was made on IL
ia OCCASION. Besides, the manner manner
s,s which the pn pils comported themse'V
th during the exercises created the pie
aotd i6e impressions of THEIR ready ooed'et
'sy to Wholesome discipline. On the o
ons ar hand the music presided over
ctt- Mrs. Miles wss: Of the most INTEREST,"
,lDrler, Tie that which -r'''. .srh
Of af ,fts as above Vie ground with cfse'
.,.a4 -, tkouehts." oil, n.y. -. ~ Fl.
"a. ln.lt rs thss, =! which added so ms
!. n,iHchartns to- the various peffornan
49, -. and which by being 50 happily j"
".., sperssd thropghout. tho evenings.
"a ksrs.nsse, .b.enIle1l-ao agrseably To- aA
hours u nh enjoyment comhis'tng
~, this was the rarest, entiertainu1ent
:. " 40 Trenton for many years. ~ 4
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-05-14
r,r~i xvSerZEI.pi:"sH+ Il. Z 4
-, -. Dealer In al KINDS o. e1sn.s.,
HOUSEHOLD FURN1Tu R E,
/ coFF1Ns. COFFIN TRIMMINGS, &c.

- .. .s..-.sstS.. . 'is+ ,.
Furniture repaired. or made to order. and nd
..atisfastian -gnsrenteaAr ;oees ret,; ios
snppiied 1t short noted, With services of
mdertaker, 4 desired. err s.aol of
Childreti's Carriages, which offer for
sale at low prices. -~..-...
| Store md shop on Grand street, opposite
McEee,s drug store. An inspection of our
work, ard SstsMisn II asretspectfnll invited.
January l,lsSN. - E*rF''i' ty
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-05-14

Capt. Cryer intends dispatching one
Of his steamboats, up the DAroonne
tbis week, npon 4 haP 81 4 scoYefy
.a.,d 600 Il a naonoJlolX Ia 1mQregnaRAs.
kThe steenAoat VIII 60 from 89r p. PUT,
heavily loaded for that r'ver' an" w"-
be the ioitiatory trip Of a regular
scheds,e the Captain intends mak'"s
l,for that trade. --s;s ''.ii r. logo"
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-05-14

,ha man without breaking tie shells
Free Press.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-05-14

E0m0BOS.. ........s.. ...''s'''''''''' hf
Washb0rnI.. .......:''' II
qgs 2Hu si.'--lD
.,ir.,i,!,'.ilI s. .!.!i... 4sOl HI
The convention will. consist of 756 =
lelcretes, Of. whom ZIG aredyet 10 w e
r,,oanted. The So~thern States yet
Q appoint, viii send a, divided g, be ls
,,e sherman and Grant, who, ater a
,eeine that sherman has no chance for
he nouai Ation, will, In thsr,oE'inion :,
,f thssUtlca Herald 90 solidiy sor :
Grant, carrying with them the - !.
southern delegates, already u !nown :,
~ "a vorr Sherman. The seventy one
Southern delegates added to 0'anss :
as stated above, WIFI give !.
him vote of 275 upon the second no bal
lotl The same authority also assumes =
that Grant will receive an accession OIL
u,reiieth from the N orthern States, yer
to appoint delegates, nearly, Il not
quite, spaacient to secure hip the ,
nomination ,uRon that ballot, S7s votes I
being necessary to . choice. n HAS preo,
ahfe thht Grant will require an access\
sion of less Than one hpndred votes g!
ter that ballot, and, unless fhe iie'e"es
If the other candidates take Al early
.,arm and waive their personal prefer
eent,ces for the sole purpose OF beating
q third term candidate, Grant VIII
unite certainly be the candidate Of the
Republican party for the NEXT = A'rsss-
dlency. .,,.'t,.' -.
Il HIT the hope Of such . united ssaf.
abneeation OF personal aspirations Is
., harssy to 10 ,iodulged In regard to tae
!. ohicato Ceuvsntfon,p cousidsriog its
sdiscordant materials and the otatspoket.
" oldness which has Characterised the
Il, puocsedinss Of the snRpoEtsss OF 1hs
tina tAird.term candidate. ~.is stii !t''t
TO our mind IL Is u matter Of dsees1.
ed indiffersnce, outside Of The sucoe I. ?
of the Democratic party In the coming
=, contest, whom the Republican party
nominate az their presidential eanda'
RI date !: ana upon reviewing the coming
events calculated to secure our wishes 3!
we are decidedly In hopes, that Gran
r.. will be the coming man, noe Dacass'
81 we desire his election or lFossa; Up
move the measures and pnen which
his election would bring into ,pronl
: i nence, but because ~ 'hasievs that III
.a nomination would Enthusiastically dc
fine the duty Of an true lovers Of the'
country aud give a slgntncapce an
character 70 the canpatgn whic
would result In .his certain defeat. '
His nomination would heal II
schisms confessetlly existing In tt
Democratic party would bring to h
support hosts, of independent voter
heretofore. acting with the Republics
party In the Northern States,' and, !
thus insuring his election, would no
s't and forever drown the heresy OF thir
term advocates and hiring true peace al
harmony to all sections Of the count
3, by the adoption aud enforcement
the principles Of our revolutionary 4
theirs. ,,s ..r,.J
We shall not therefore feel alarm
a,,;,. il Grant be the successful nominee
re the Republican party at the Chica
~ Convention to be held on the =
- proximo, but believe that it will
% the agreeable lnisssenr of the DemOcr
,a. ic party in this campaign TO renaa
So him to the shades aud pleasures Of r
vate life. ~. :"
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-05-14

I; sEhes WiiIia,apd ST. Erancis. .HeNs az
lived yssy nearly together en- 'Wednesr-
~, ,.st .abotls bflnsise In .sood tr'ps.
ooaSof them Witt e Tmmediasely sens
m ,ss, p5AIbpaln {, y s, etnSF win take
the pic-nic ,party,to. the. plaza s'4''.''e -.
sop that occasbuo., ;'elfs'hss.tfis ''''' III,
Capt. Cryer ,haa. p,res ased the store
no,1ses farmerly,, occspisd by I'd. w;
fMitchai as dry isoosis store s ME- :;
Micthsh moves, "a IT,, ae'a aa ssana .
Major BfcGntts.r i;,og s.:segz ,'-.tta ~,
T. iii, res; sa,r.ybeF1y ,lapPer we g IL. IT,
Rev, Mr.. Friley's Tuesday night ae''e1 !.
,}42s icashs1ii -&G5csa ;i9ih" firs'i0 .,
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COFFINS AND COFFIN Fh1 AaNAAS> U.s.
:" Isl MErA1E1c BURIAL CASES.
Services of Undertaken and preserving
dead bodies With s% ~ r nS1Ss a.
ta"SS,r 10. ~ ernsa roaoounba0:2i 10 a''...
sSore on arand street, near tho Court
house ''ss' e..:. nag cih-J r. PETERS.
M61f65, II, MafS9 1s'Ie7s =
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The latest puzzle Is this: $50.
Hard .-,-r..-n . .ses
Boiled - ..;- ~ MAJ.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-05-14
ORDIN ANCE NO.

An ordinance to carry INTO cues. "'
ordinance of the constitution Oh hou
f,Iana, entitled, "Relief of Delinquent
taxpayers" ,,rf
Section 1. Belt. enacteu oy the S.ty
Council of the City of Monroe, That
all interests, penalties, costs, fees and
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-05-14
Nav 10. 1880.

The new Board met, presented their
ersdeptials and organized. AB ~, ID
He1adt-E. ExslIoia! Mayor; w. +.
-Saallexsy u. II s sl.1aks-44
franklin Garrett, g. G: Lewis r. W.
n1 MI Garrett moved that ! COMMITTEES
Ion rules BIO appointed BY the .Mayor, 20
report at this meeting. Inc MAyo,
APPOINTED Messrs. Garrett, Sho'ars an"
,The committee, through their chair
imam. Mr.. Garrett. reported the follow
ling rules, which, were adopteed ~. =
! 4btte MAJOR and. Nly Councile If .Aos''o'te>ii
eGentlemen: Your cousmittse On SUES
beg leave to report and recommends ~
i foslows =: That at each sessiOfO OF the
city Cornell: the following iosoer OF
hs,simees he observetl,t q: 'iifIA i1!. ~.
IL = Calling the roll. 9lii r'.sii. n!6@. A.
Il 2. Reading tire Eniaaates.t ai I'7,,a u
: Is. RspoEts from special ce'nnnst!ees'
{ =! a Renorts from standing cosnsntttees!
IS. New buslnesss, includtng Pefeu"ns
: lraesnoriais, Recommendations, 49, j.
81 g. Uutiuisl business deferred IRON
d a previous session. VI = =" u
II ~. Ad5oarnsnent:- !'.''' - :.
.ei u Vhur cofnnittee further Hecosnsaen!
vi the appointment Of the following stantl
~ inf. committees to- D0 co1sf'osesa y
three Counctlmen, except where o'nea!
!, fwise specified: '1.ll,s -. ~ -, al .., :
~ fCabm,sfNee, ON Finance: 70 whot
" shall be referred all ordinance an
Involving the apProPri'
a. Itios,s or expenditure Of money ny u
lft civ of Monroe. :sff ~ .59;.;.' '.i
%. i G,mniNee on .S,eees, Landings an
wal fsys, cemetery |. 70 whom shalt be r
es4 &aefetl all matters concerning u
NJ stFeets, handbags tson acsy e.eo
'te }d,o obslpeslsns sgaiust THE city beyo'
cir +hose, authorized by the Go1nch' an
IN tthe same has been reported by y
ed Cc.nm Ntee on Finance. .''-''': -'h.'
uol fyv;,mfttee on Police: ITO be COZ
"61 -, r 49, NFox,r,r aa chaiSmA0, ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-08

THEsuS EiIldeAl With ~ events o. tse yeal4 ~
in its own fashion, nov petty well undorsaqsl N
eyeryb6dy. From January ! TO December SIllMlLii
be conducted n q neEppAirf :, Written In inc bhshSh
language. and pIlnMIsl iJ the PSs9Pts. i, Satin, al IN,
news Of the world promptly, and pre!enting II in w.
most intellIdble sbape-Ihe shape that VIII enabielt.
readers 70 keep " II abreast Of the aEs with the !eei
unproduetIye expenditure u time. The greatest lp-
teFestIO the greatest numbeT-thAi iSthe law CONTROL
ina IL daily make-up. Il now has Articulation very
much larger than that Of any other American news
PAPER, and enjoys an income Whlth II i a. all tiniel
prepared tOspend literally for The beneht oiits read;
en-. People Of all eondl Ions Of life aud Sl ways. 0i
thinking buy and read TIEE SUN; aud they all dGiTe
stilfaction Of some IoTt from lis columns, for they
keep on buying and reading Il.
10 lis comments on men and afAirs THE BUN be-
IieTes that the only guldeot policy should BE- common
sense, inspired by genuine American principles and
backed by hones.yoi purPSse; FSr ny Ie.SSn y y
party, class, Clique. Organization, or Interest. ltlsi9f
iii, but Of none. II will continue 10 praise what IL
good and reprObaie what II evil, taking care that its
language 10 10 the point and plain, beyond the potSi:
bilty Of being misunderstood. y Is uelnhienstd
by motives that DO not appear on the surface; Il hls
10 opinions 10 Ssll, save those which may be had by
any purchaser Af two cents. Il hates Injustice and
raSciiity even more than 1t hates unnecessary words
II abhors frauds, FitIes fools, and deplorc1 nihcotl.
poOps Of every species, II will continue throughout
second, and dIScoun:enance the third. All honest
men, with honest convictions, whether sound or nils
taken, are It's friends. And The Sun AAkes DO bOneI
Of telling the truth 10 It's friends and about It's frlend'
whenever occasion arises for plain speaking.
These are the principles upon which TIIE SUN will
DO conducted during the year 10 come.
The year 1850 Will 10 one In which ns patriotic Am
erican can afford 10 clos bis eyes TO public Affairs
II Is impossible to exaggeratc the importance OF tht
dele-rrhs1w 4. ". ENGLAND
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-08

wuRAr AMI LAND Assocr6TroS.-The
stockholders OF the kansas Land and
| Wheat Growers Association, held a meet
ing in the Office OF the Secretary OF State
Yesterday, at 2 p. NJ, and organized, by
electing l. H. Duval temporary chairman,
and Ed, Larkin temporary secretary.
After the adoption Of q Constitution and
Bylaws, tho following Board OF Directors
was elected: Gov. II. n. Mathews, Gen. l.
H. Duval, Geo. r. Tingle, Hugh Sterling,
j. W. Gallaher, ]. 0. Anderson. The
stockholders meeting adjourned, and the
Board OF Directors held q meeting, and or.
ganized, by electing !. Il. Duyal, president;
Geo. R. Jingle, vice president; Jno. j.
Jones, treasurer; P. b. Dobbin, secretary;
and Col. Robert White, solicitor.
The association above referred 10 has
been partly described in former issues OF
this paper. 1t is q joint stock company,
organized under the laws Of this State,
formed for the purpose Of purchasing Ger.
tain tracts OF land in Kansas. 1t Is ex.
pected that the increase in the value Of
the land will make the stock q good In.
yestment, but II is proposed to rent 1t 10
wheat growers and thus secure further
profits 10 the stockholders. The project
seems 10 be o popular one, the associa-
ton already oonprising some seyenty.6ve
gentlemen OF this city aud vicinity.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-08

LABOR REFORM AssocIATIoS.-A meet
ing OF the Labor Reform Association, Of
this city, is expected 10 be held at the
the Guards Hose House, in Centre Wheel.
ing, next Saturday evening, at which Mr..
Fred Goodiellow, Rob't Marshall, EsQ.,
and other speakers are expected to make
addresses. This association seems to have
considerable vitality about 1t, and seems
disposed to pursue its own course OF in.
v~estigation and action independent OF 9TH
er associations. It fell under the censnre
OF Mr.. Mcclure, the late Socialist orator
who visited this city, because the mem
bers did not see lt to join the secret order
represented by that gentleman, but, as he
furnished no good reason why they
should, they are not disposed to regret
their refusal. A conference was appoint.
ed for Saturday afternoon last, at which
Mcclure was expected Is be present and
answer such questions as should be pro-
pounded to him concerning the plans and
purposes OF the organization he represent
ed, but he failed TO put in an appearance,
and q good many ofthe members OF the La.
Dor Reform Association think 1t was be-
cause he had no showing to make which
would stand the test Of inquiry and cross
examination.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-08

AMusEMESrsy-FFoli night
the Weathersby-G Goodwin Froliques will
appear at the Opera House. OF this com.
pany the New York Stm. says;
"Hobbiesn ia the name OF a light but
decidedly bright and entertaining play, by
Mr.. Benz. Wool, In which a company Of
artists, with the title OF the Wsathorsby.
Goodwin Froliques, has been achieving
success through tho country. Eliza
Weathersby, just as g%ood.looking and not
q day older than she ever was, has q very
funny part, and plays it capitally. Mr..
Nat. Goodwin p~ersonates the leading spirit
OF the piece, Prof. Pygmalion Whilles,
and evolves q remarkable amount Of good
comedy work, and Mr.. Charles Bowser,
formerly Of the Union Square Company,
makes q decided lit as Major Garroway
Bang. Haverly's Theatre is crowded, the
fun Is wholesome aud cleanly throughout,
and the Weathersby. Goodwin Froliques
appear 10 fully Justify In New York the
reputation that preceded them.