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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-05

WHITTIER wmrRs.-The J. G. Whittier
Literary Society has been in flourish
ing condition since organizing last fall.
Tuesday evening they had q full attend.
ance, and decided to give an entertain.
ment on the 18th, to take place at Wash.
ington Hall. A programme was arranged
and the members are now diligently at
work for the occasion. The friends OF the
Society are many, and as the members ex.
hibit no small amount OF talent, the com.
ing event Is looked forward to with con.
siderable interest. We predict for the boys
a grand success.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-05

MASK BALL Of the Harmonic Manner
choir Singing Society, \ Monday, February
sale ut Louis Dechert's iewelry store,
John Heckel's Beck Block G. A. Beuter,
in Harpers' hat store and E. Krauter, in
H. F. Behren's grocery store. Passive
members can secure'tickets by applying at
Louis DeChert's iewelry store.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-05

A STRANGE man was rundown and
severly injured in the borough Of TriAdel.
phia, Tuesday night, by a sleigh. Fast
driving did It.
Scene first-Time, Tuesday night; place,
Elm Grove. A drunken man, his girl, d
fast horse and nobby sleigh.
Scene second Horse runs of, drunken
man falls out, girl raises neighborhood by
her cries OF murder"
scene thrid-Girl walks home, sleigh
smashed, man pays expenses and remarks
''thIS Is no Gleigh't damage"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-05

TRANSFER OF REAL EsTATR.-1'he follow.
Ing transfer OF real estate was admitted
to record in the Office Of the County Clerk
Deed made December 30, 1870, by James
Durkin and wife to Claus Beneke, for the
middle lot on Eoff street, between Twenty.
fifth and Twenty.sixth streets, for 81, ZOO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-05

BUY a Present that will OutIast time |;
one TO uut only Oladdsn The heart to-day but
In after years awaken happy rscollecilOns
of the aIyer. IACO8 W. 6RUs5.
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READING, Pa, February 4.-Peter Nagle,
jealous OF Mrs. shacksell, with whom he
was boarding, probably fatally attacked
her with ahatchet and then killed himself.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-05
DOR SALE
JTALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Y The plot Of ground located on Nineteenth street,
with frontage Of 1850 feet running back 800 feet, on
which stands the Soap and Candle Mandatory,
erected by, and formerly operated by Edward Reid
The main buildings brick, two stories high 60xi0
feet; rendering house, 16 feet IquAre attached 10
iexG stables and other outbuildings. There Are Two
laTe soap kettles one with capacity TO make thirty
thousand, and the other fifteen thousand pounds Of
soap; two lage rendering kettles, eight candle ma
chimes one soap press twelve soap ames one cTutch-
Ing machine, and sundry machines and articles uIed
In the business. There are four small tenement
houses on The ground, and lease which yields at
present rental OF 5000 per annum. The above will
be sold-pars cash aud the balance on liberal time.
City bonds will be taken In part payment For fur
ther information inquire oil ALEXANDER BONE,
General Business aud Real Estate Agent 1873 Market
street, Crangle's Block, over City Bank.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-05

NJ. sAL,SoES, who has had large ex-
perience In the clothing business, Will open
ont the atlantic Clothing House, Ne
1890 Market street, Crangles1 Block,
March lst
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-05

ONE thousand pounds of best quality
Southern carpet chain at low prices, at
John Roemers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-05

New Advertisements.
Turner & Dillon-Jewelry.
China Sets-J0hn Freidel.
Public Sale Of Bottom Land.
Choice Buckwheat Flour.
Lost-NIink Boa.
salp-C. Oglebay & Sons.
Jubilee singers-FOurth Street NJ E.
Church.
Co.partnership Notice,
For Sale South Side House.
Wanted-Boy.
Wanted Girl.
New Skylight-Parsons.
Concert-Disciples' Church. Head Of
Was Washington Hall-Elsa Won Blumen.
Head OF Local.
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wEATMHR INDICATIONS

wAsHIser,S. February 81 a. M.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, slightly
warmer south To west winds, falling bar
omeIer aud clear or partly cloudy weather
during the day.
For the Lower Lakes, partly cloudy
wea her and light snow, falling barometer
and slight rise in temperature, with south
10 west winds during the day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-05

CLOSING out Coal V.s's and Holds at old
prlcss, at !OIH FRlEDELs,
No. ! 30 Main st.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-05

IVORY soAp VIM clean anything.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-05

SHEET music half price at Hutchins' Art
aud Music store.
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IT sells like hot cakes; we never expert.
enced anything like 1t. St Jacobs Oh Is
WY ], IpaDs & Co, Troy Ny.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-05
BAND supplies at sheib's.

HurcHISs' Art Store is the place to buy
engrayings
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BEsr qualItes Of SEEING al shelb,s.

CLosIxa out Coal Vases and Holds at old
prices OF John Friedel's, 1850 Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-05

PIANos and Organs tuned at sheib's.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-05

Music Books, ali kinds, at sheib's.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-05
pUBLIo SALE

OF FIFTH WARD PROPERTY
On Market street, between Twenty.6rst aud Twsn.
ty-secoud Streets known as the Sherman House.l /
will, 1t the trout door Of the Court House, on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY Is,
Commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ The lot fronts
30 feet on Market street. aud runs back (even width
TO the alley In the rear, on which there Is n fne
House Of fifteen rooms. Gas and Water all through
the House.
Terms Of SALE one-halI cash, the balance In two
equal pay nlents, with interest from date:of sale.
ANDREW J. H0SENFELD.
J,C. HKRyEY, AucLioneer. fe53
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TIE REVOLVER.

HAzEpros Pianos, the best, at sheib's.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-05

DENTIsTRY.-To THOSE THAT De
SIRE 10 save their ustural teeth We would say
that we ar now better prepared than ever heOre to
enable them 10 do co. By the use oil an ELECTRO
MAGNETIC PLuUGKR we can and are making better
ard haudsOner Gold Filling, With more case to our
Patients, than have heretofore been made u ths
Oily or elsewhere, without the aid Of the Electric
PlnuSF. What We ny We can prove by actual
demnnElration Call aud sre Tor your ELVES.
JAMES 81. SuRGlsON SOM
aul No lI4S Market 81, wheeling, ". Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-05

NTANTED-QF THE FARM is NOT
wv snld) good farmer 70 work lind OF rent The
farm Is good for DAIRY. Enquire Of D. \. tAk'
SHALL three miles WeStot Bridgeport. ie62e
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SHEET Music at half price, at sheib's.

FoRrY.EIenr inches wide detail paper at
Hutchins' Art and Music store.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-05

dissolution OF PARTNERSpIS
DNotice 10 hereby given thai tbs SF
heretofore existing between l.. c, Reri ENTIe,1nt4
and W. n. Linch, under the lrm nla,S q e = HS
& Co., was dissolved on the 18th DAY ii IIn NJ -
BY mutual consent, C. Z. Bailey and " y " ~
firing All debts due the said irm mus, H. sS;A
once, and those due by them, viii be sttlVl !. \,
drm name Of l.. 9. Reed ACC. soaS Y
LC REED
CHAS Z BAILEY
lA26 W. NEWT. IiESs'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-05

TuRRxOMErRR REcoRD.-The following
shows the range Of the Thermometer, as
observed ct sChnepf's drug store, Opera
House corner yesterday:
lsl9. 1850,
q q "a IS % "a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-05
WANTED.

JITANTED-TWO RETAILc CLOTHING
wv saiesmen, acquainted with city and country
trade address A. B. G., Intalllgeneer once, Wheel.
inR ". Va. teb3ls .
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GALE OF PROPERTY.
FOR RENT.

DOR RENT-FRoNT ROOM THIRD
y door, over ]. q. RinehArts Queensware Store,
Market street, opposite MrLure House. Inquire Of
MRS, A. MABfS, 1l27 Market street ia3I
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
SEALED PROPOSALS.


Sealed proposals will be received Al ih..S H
City Clerk, until Monday, February Wy SIst 90
O'Clock r. NJ, for the lighting, CiclbIbs 70, ~
Ing and furnishing wlekS oils. gIlE, ,ssauaglA
the oil lamps norlh Of the creek ,Du hi Of ~:
!Ss oil LAMP r. ~ s. ne sSysGA sa IS
dressed TO the Chairman Of the Com NILS = 4
The Committee reserve the right d ~. LisAl
all bids. ALEX. CPDliIsSt' ~
iebl StSIt,
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DOR RENT HOUSE, $3.50 MAIN
y street. with seven rooms, wash house, gas and ali
1nquireat
Ias 27os MAIN STREET.
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Che Gntelliqetrcer.


once. Nos. 10 and "a Fourteenth street.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
The thrcc-atOry Brick Dwelling aud stOre-hOuse
combined, formerly occupied by Baehman 4 parst,
situate on the west hide Of Market street, between
Eleventh and Twelfth streets. This building Is rent
ed for the coming year TO arst-clas tenant
jaI6 II. z. sHRIvER, l2Il Main 81.
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......,.,.......,.....lslI
Lees uumb,r Of rules issued and contempt cases
Leaving total Of sos cases for the year beginning
January Is, 1870 and eudlng February !, 1850.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-25
BY Telegraph

NEW YORK.
NEw YoRK. November "a Ho"''.-slocks
strong and higher MONEY On Is ss ,ate ' p SSn
txcnsnse-Lons, 4sp; snort 'oH' o'''o ''"'''
dun. Governments nominal
WALL STREET YESTERDAY.
NEW YORK November 24.-The Posts nm meal
article says The stOck market, when yesterday had
AN Irregular bur generally weak closing opcheu III me
same WAY this moTnii Z. ut II was sOOD .fl"cub
that the condition OF the money ma hes was noi 10
lie LermiIted 10 influence The uuil sDeculIiloD, ana
ritr a rev moments Of weakness the stock market
became Stroug and M to the uuie mat we wfitc
prices have been advanced (qo per cent.' ne a'er
chattanooga and Northwest common. Inc pre-
ferr has advanced "a per cent; Michlean Ctn-
trail. % per cent; Union Pac,nc "a: burheg,
ION and Quincy Delaware; Laesa~a, M an
Western, Lake Shore. Heading, northern Pa
cfc preferred. and New YORK Central Ter
| cent. each: and the remainder OF the h't 10
| H. ner ccnt-the latter beng jersey Central,
| ird Northern Pacific common. and iron M0unta.p,
| Milwaukee aad ~. Paul and Hannibal ana ~.
joseph preferred. Prices, as we wile, are about
notably weak IN the cary dealings We're VEST ~
| Union Telegraph. when sold COVE 10 9f}e ktaf,
| ing to 40, Louisville ana NashVllle 10 80 > ana
| On cagO and Alton 10 li04. Railroad bonds are
irregular, but generally low, at de cline Of AG2.
the latttr T.. c. and |. 4. incomes The ETe l$u, 5
have been steady 10 strong AT an ADVANCE OF he@.s
The latter, tie second cousOlJ United Saies bonds
ar, lower for the 81 and OtreI~i unchanged.
| rhe money market continues active, aud Ter
! cent, Is the ruling rate on lOtns s,cureu
| Nv stock collateral. Al this rae coed Dor
| rJwers have N difficulty in supplying tbtlf
warts. The only class which mus Tar lees the pn -
Deipg he spectators, who are opera;iuR on slender
margins backed by "sOp ordtr,," aud WHO trdst a
good deal in carrying their stocks 10 Their ability 10
| aud them 10 other SPECTATORS VINO aie snort o.
The market six per cent. Is o-day bid Tor MONEY
for The rem lInder OF the year, and We heal Of an
| additional commission being paid. Prime mer.
camille paper T. Gull, ana me quotation Is AZ aph
| g per cent The msrket for foreign ,xchaoge Is
| cult but very weak.
The following quotations were current 10 tay
| Uuncc States per cents, ll23s bid, ll2% assed
United Stres A. per cents ll2's; y: Of &; 90 }
OOy bid: New Jersey Central, SOB; OHIO and
Mississippi. &c.; Erie. 467s; MIcaiYan Central
1l4l; Lake Shore, 1929 Northwest, 1929: Horth-
west preferred 1aH4; IT0n Mountain. 81; II. Paul
1851 81. Paul preferred, l2I; Wabash, 81. Loni'
ana Pacific. 42A: Wabash. 81 Louis and Pacific
| preferred, 49,: Kansas and Texas. 40; West"rl
Union Telegraph, 0Sl; C. e. and 1. G., 2O9s; PaciBt
Mail, Ar. -
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, November 24-Virgina 6s, de
| ferrtd 10 cOpsols, Tx; second series. 20; past
| due coupons. 92k: new 10 4O's. Ala; Virgins
| 1910 coupons, 90. Ind to-uay.
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New Orleans Items.

NEW ORLEANS, November 24-ID the
contest for tue possession OF the City Hall,
Judge Houston to-day decided that the
uewly-elected officers are entitled 10 their
places; that the spirit Of the law must
govern rather than It's letter. An appeal
was Immediately taken to The Supreme
Court.
At Il meeting OF the Board of Directors OF
the New Orleans Pacific railway to-day a
resolution was unanimously adopted to sub
nit 10 the stockholders the question OF the
consolidation OF the New Orleans Pacific
and the Texas Pacific railways. After the
massage of the resolution Governor Brown.
sreaking for Thomas A. Scott, said: He
understands by your vote that it is The
unanimous wish OF this direction that the
consolidation should take place; that there
should be q continuous line OF railway un-
der one management from the city OF New
Orleans by way Of Shreveport, Fort Worth,
and Ell Paso, and as much further as we
NAV extend our line, even TO the Pacific
ocean. Believing as he does that you viii
COOPERATE TO this end, he is more encouraged
than ever TO push forward this work Ia
completion from your city to the Pacific
coast"
The strike OF leyee laborers continues.
The s'eambOat-men express the BELIEF that
they eau secure white laborers at the wages
they offer in place OF the coored strikers.
The steamship Delambre, which has been
ashore near the Passes since Sunday, got
al pat last night, having sustained but little
damage.
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The philndeIphia Gas Investigation

PHILADELPHIA, November 23.-The JOINT
committee OF Councils, appointed to inves.
tigale the affairs OF the trustees Of the Phil'
adelpha gaS-works, met at / O'Clock this
afternoon The clerk read The resolution
q appointment and the other bills referred
10 the committee at the last meeting OF
Councils. The Chair stated that he offered
the resolution Of appointment with view
Of having a thorough investigation OF the
gas trust. The resolution provides for an
examination and thorough investigation OF
the bsOks, accounts, sinking-fund securi-
ties, contracts, bills, vouchers, and all other
matters in connection with the affairs OF the
trustees Of the Philadelphia gas-works. l
am authorized To say for be trustees that
their accounts and employees are subject 20
our call, and they ask tnat most thorough
examination be made OF all the matters
complained 81, or that may hereafter occur
TO Us in our investigation. / hope such
steps will be taken as will make this In
quify so thorough that hereafter all ques-
tons and doubts will be removed. After
some preliminary discussion and action OF
routine character the committee adjourn
cd
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THE LATEST NEWS.
BY rELEcnArH rormE ursrArcH

A MAN FROZEN TO DEATH IN Ttx.s-
TEXAS cgiMEs-A RA,LRoAp.MAN sup.
POSED To HAVE BEFN MUgDERED-AN
ERROR IN INDIANA WHICH ELECTS A
DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL ELEcToR-
THE QUESTION OF CONSOLIDATING THE
NEW ORLEANS PACIFIC AND THE TExAs
PACIFIC RAILwAYs-ARsESIC At WE'D
DING fEAsT-sLOoP SUNK IN CuEsA.
rEAKE BAY AND THREE LIVES LOST
FIVE MEN KILLED ny FALLING EARTH
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE COMPTROLLER
or THE cURRENcY-wnAT rs NEEDED
TO RUN THE GovERNMENT-PRoPos
RowING-RAcE BETWEEN LAYCocK AND
HANLAN-FALL OF DULCIGNo-A FRENCH
STEAMER SUNK IN THE MEDITERRANEAN
AND TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY LIVES
LosT-orHER FOREIGN NEWS.
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Sudden Death.

IcIdHuIOh SVtCI8IOI'J
On Monday Mr. Elisha Shepperson. ma.
tive Of Hanover county, died suddenly OF
heart-disease at the Virginia Hotel; aged
about seventy years. He had lived for a
number Of years 10 North Carolina, but for
The last eighteen months had been book
keeper for Messrs Burke Il Bradley, Of this
city.
He had been rather complaining for seye-
rsl days. but was mucn better Monday and
wrote a letter to lazy in Eastern Virginia,
10 whom he was soon 10 have been married ;
bnt whilst the boy carried il TO the post
office he breaibed his last. He was quiet,
unobruslye gentleman, and greatly respect
ed by all who knew him.
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Huntington Advertiser. !

On Thursday last Mrs. Laura Laidley,
wife Of James Laidley, who resides near
Mr. l.. II. Burk's, above the Car w heel
Work., drowned herself in the Ohio river
neal her home. She was last seen at home
about O'clock. afternoon, and went out
Without assigning any reason. Later her
absence created alarm aud inquiry, and she
was traced 10 Tue river by following her
footsteps Ia the snow. The river was
dragged below where she had evidently
gone down 10 the water, and resulted In
nndIns her body about dark. A corOaePs
lnry found verdict OF suicide, caused by
mental alteration. She was buried from
her late residence on Friday afternoon.
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The NattonalF Finances.

WASHINGTON, November 4.-The first
part OF the forthcoming annual report OF
the COMPTROLLER OF the Currency, which
was given TO the public to-day, shows that
the aggregate amount OF lega-tender and
natiopal-bank notes outstanding on Noyem-
Der 1, 1880, was 1888, IA, 467-an increase
of nearly seven millions over the amount
outstanding at the same date last year. The
amount OF circulation in denominations OF
IS and under is S214,326, 63S; amount OF
United States bonds held as security for
national-bank notes, 1859, 74S, 959; amount
of unmatured Understanding bonded
debt Of the United States, Sl,616,-
COS, 400; OF this amount nearly one
quarter Is held by, national bank,
and nearly one third by national, State
savings, and other banks together. Only
three national banks have failed during the
past year. The amount Of gold and silver
coin held bv national banks on The 1T oil
October, 1880. was 800, SAC, 500. The'totaI
amount OF gold aud silver coin in the cJun'
try on the 1t Of November. 1880, is estl-
mated at 1921, ,179, besides sS4,6O2 17s
gold and silver bullion in the minis and the
New York Assay Office. OF this gross
amount S2IS, 4S3, 2G9 was held by the United
STATES Treasury.
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x,xeuxuA CONFERENCES.
SIXTH DAYS rRockfp'Ncs'


fpsnytle Nsw~I
ron,erence met according to adjourn
,.sn, Al Q o'c,ock Tuesday morning.
u,shop Keener 10 the chair.
psrclous services were conuucte" 10y
Rev, r. NJ. Peterson. oa
The minutes were rcad ana appro'eu.
Rev. n p. Mitchell passed eSamins,'on'
Mr. Thomas Branch mace speech 10
oaer,ng A motion that DR.. Leroy NJ Lee pe
nlaecd on the supersnnuated liss:
Mr. Rledsoe, Mr.. Whitehead, Mr.. BOOKER
and others opposed the motion.
'" n "' psnnc,t. ST considerable length, Ia
yored the mo'ioo' -. ,u,,,,.oa
80 strong speeches being made In
t.yor Of continuing Or. Lee rs an ehec'he
maU. -. 80 L., he largo
-a,.;,r ond DR.. Lee was not forced into
q SIiuctannuaied relation.
mir Branch moved then TO put him on
,bs snrerpumersry list. Lost by large
vote. o,,,,,.
o,,hodv,ng the love and esteem IN which
az Conference hold DIR. Ice, and invoking
Gods blessing upon him In The triais OF
lhc. u
McSpsrfin. NJ.
Rsv. A. q. Brown pre-, en'ed the Report
No Of the joint Board If Finance.
Rev. Dr. Brown, chairman Of the JOINT
poord Of Finance. addressed the Confer.
once ai some length concerning the salaries
of ministers and monetary interests OF The
circuits.
Of The Committee on The 60 state OF The
Cnurch as TO Discipline" This paper was
an able one. aud laid down none other than
lie soundcst doctrine. The observance OF
Tie sabbath. the means reSOrted TO to raise
money sor TIE Church, the sale OF splriiu-
Gus houois, and many other subjects or lke
character were discussed and the soundest
advice given.
The resort closed with aIesoluiion look
ING 10 better Observance Of The laws OF the
Churcn. The report was adopted, when
motion 10 adjourn until O'Clock was car
ried.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The resdipg q reports OF various CON-
mjtfees took up The time OF the Conference
0uripg The evening. DR.. Blackwell pre-
s,ded. Charlottesville was unanimously
selected as the place for the next meeting
OF The Conference. Adjourned until
O'Clock.
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EenePaIGarGP.d.
THE PRESInENT-ELECr MEETS WITH CORDIAL
RECEPTION AT TIE WASHINGTON DEPOT.
National Republican,

THE PRkSiUENT-ELttl MbbIS Win NohDi Al
RECEPTION AT THE WASHINGTON DEPOT.
National Republican,
GLOW are YOU, Bob;" said The President
elect. as be stepped off the S'o'clock train
Tuesday nisbt al the Baltimore and Poto-
mae deI OF and saluted Colonel lDSersoll,
who was the frst 10 extend welcome
bsnd. Mrs Garfield accompanied him, and
taking The arm OF Colonel \. +. Rockwell,
Deputy QnsIteim General, she was
escorted 10 the carriage on Il street, oppo-
site the ladies' entrance TO the del o., f0l-
lowed by President Garfield, arm-in-afm
with Colonel Inger>oll. Qnite number OF
personal fliends. including delegation
from the National Towpath Club, cordial
~ greeted the General and his vile as
they emerged from tue paror-car. After
hurried hand-sbakipg with the mem
bers Of the Club. and complimentary aliu'
sioDs to their services in the campaign, the
party passed through The main DEPOT TO the
carriage. Three cheers we're given with
will by the crowd inside the del OF as The
party passed through.
The General and his wife, with Colonel
Rockwell. drove 10 their home, corner
Thirteenth aud streets. The General eX-
pCc's 10 remain in he city only few days,
having been called here 10y private business.
General aud Mrs. Garfield left Mentor,
Ohio, for Washington Monday evening, and
had very pleasan, journey. They arrived
~ Harrisburg. in company with Congress
man-elecl Townsend, OF Ohio, at half-pasi
l O'Clock Tuesday. and were met at tue de-
rot bv s nator Don Cameron and driven To
hi residence. where they dined. They re-
sumed their journey 10 this city at 3:2t
T. NJ