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The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-06-02
a Grr4I French Painter.

RS-G-ys psnciI and brush were scsivsly
employed throughout the hard viC.sr. Fer
several rozlkS lie las bxSa busy ST ceiling
:o- = hall II ile T-ib1ual q Colns-oe. which
viii De one of the notable wc-kS IN the Salon
This composition Is truly masterpieces. Of
coGrss- tie figures IN il 2Ts chiefly 2llsgoricsl.
Neurological VsTso-1gss c@- make use of
c,o16s - cAArio;s. and hover n tie ai- with
ON apparent danger Of fail IN R2E3ry's
ceiling Law and justice Grs seated 81 = rOll-
Ing olold, vel n the light, and standing Ont
against s pale blEs kI14ns2E, They ara ve-v
DCch alive Sno seen 70 enjoy the elevated
zr-CsVhs-e through which they are home
&loas- B4Edry has = happy capacity fer 5TzlS-
flslrg younE bloo6 into ol6 forT1s and oo1yen-
tsoas. II Law sui Justice descended frUN
thslr OlvErVsAa hight they could without IN
co1srElfy &,tire themselves in toilets made hy
Felly, zo3 rl3e \ he Bois n elegant VICTORIES
Taken IS while this work IS ssstrc.Iyely
E-zcs-Il and pscsGrsS1Cs- Ii c1pliv&tss AZ
Erst <iSAt and grows upc1 ous. B1udry Is the
PGCl Nsrolsss Of the nlne-ssuih century His
female dlyirifSsS, uyDphs ant 2lleSorlcal
figures, ao1 MS Esrs ECE>1 are delicious.
and essentially uo5sEn- B2C6Tv Is 5 nan Of
inn and quicksilver. Es : sho-l, shick-sei,
DARK. alert UrhsS,;@illE and knows thorough
u vhzI hs 5 about. Spcasz-s5iy Is the qualify
n him which mast IzD-eSSaS the stranger. Bu.
Al Inmate frisa6 q his, About. ssys that he
5 : hzTd. deep thinker Is veil IS nan a
zc1ca- HIS trust n his IRE health, stamina
and his p-cdigioas 90" have LED hin 20
ovsrl4I his strength IRE decoration Of the
Ceilings q he 1s~ opsrz-hezss vas s ls-cu-
lean t<sz. fslc.oGSly executed While N
oourss a execution Bzu1Ty worked for Salons,
III p5c.zzs-6s2ls-s All al portraits for an IL
cine Els strength was drawn upon TOO N
spa-1Eiy The inn II bis frame got Csa6 I'd.
The uercury dominating, agiiz;sd and geaeT-
z-s6 fever and permanent Insomnia Els bloai
~1s impoverished, the hand COZ RELAXED sui
LOST Is Certainty q tozch. An oEsrvszTia3
frame cried out to- res.. B21dry 81 length
gave 4 and ws11 o. tour 70 Switzerland and
Ehs Issiisa lakes, whence he returned with
renewed ensTgy, sDi ) himself again. But
an tad th2. he : obliged 70 work lass than he
Gsed =. and 70 rePose oftsaa- from his l4bo-s.
Il he undertakes 20 tel Tie story Of jean O;
Arc IN the walls II The Pantheon, the chances
ara Tia; lie <Ill ooi Live 20 finish IL To exc
cu.s this ~ork II us1ner worthy OF The sub
5sct and of his 9E1 reputsiio1, Baudry has
thrown himself, n his Ehci=-he2 way,
into the s-16y Of the peTiod IN which the Maid
showed tie world what mountains simple faith
and bsCuisn can rsnovs--Pzris Correspon-
puo6soCs a The New York Tribune.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-06-02

Nhsasys- wolves associate together for
El;sctisf tts-s Is uuusrous train Of smaller
ores TO follow n the rszr and acs As sGnllis-
rlas Il TIE work q destruction Two large
wolves are szSGess TO destroy the most
powerful horse. and seldom more than two
eTs- begin the assault, although there nay be
> sou-e Il The gang Il Is not less curious
than amusing % witness their ingenious lode
a attack II there Is % SLOW OF liI1ie On the
ground Two wolves approach II the nosi play
fui and ca-sssi1g mzz1=T. lying, rolling and
friskirr about until the tEo crsdulous and
u1szsaectlnz victin Is completely PIT q his
guard by curiosity and Familiarity. Daring
tins tine the gang, sqasfting, are lookiog OF Al
= distance Alter some tine spent n this way,
the TWO zsszilzu-s s=p2rzte- wh=n one ap
pTOzcbss the horses had, the other his tail
with shTDess and cunning peculiar 70 them
selves. IL ttis stage Of the attack their frol-
ickso1e approaches become very Interesting:
the former is mere cec0y, the latter Is the
real zsszilznt, and keeps his eyes steadily
fired On the hzzn-st-Ings or tanks Of ihs horse.
The critical moment Is then Ezrched, and tie
attack Is sinzitsDsOus; both wolves spring ~
their victim II the Same instzn.-one al The
throat, The ether 70 re fsak-zsd If success
ful, which they generally are, the hind one
zeTer lets 70 his hold I'll the horse Is CON-
pletely disabled Instead Of spT7ngilg for
ward OF kicking to disengage himself, the
horse tzrns rou1d and round without attempt
ing defense. The wolf before then springs
bsii6d 10 assist the other The sinsEs are
then cut, and n half the tine have bean de-
scrib5ng u sie horse II On his side; the strug-
gle i Eai1ess-the victory Is Eon- Al this
signal the looke-s-on close II gzllop, but
the snail fIy o. followers keep AZ . respects
be distance Until their supsrors ara gOrged,
and then they take their turn unn0lested--
Lond0n News.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-06-02
ARGUED TEE WORLD WIZ GRANT.

WtEE EEBEEEIGEED ARE APRpIETED
l-ruz-a G. La enlE 1ntlaz.le ard lnthnrzEaz adj
~ C -AEcTEC TEzE Es1z1-D u III GEAET-- II
: z1sE=l Te-zz- isEzsz y n Aze-iz11 TeEk c.. =
y 1r1lzAE Il = rgr-a- &C rnlrmef- Al rEsr
erenrn rzrrur11ET To ns fnranfiH Tnrr rrzriunH
TETTEET & 205EETECE
. II ZZoS G. IEEE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-06-02
Tas Msss Esass-eEl Ms,AEzssx izx-zz-sas
:. Ia AES

- -ausse ea- - eAz-res iss11z ZsE- EHs SIS q.
Sz.t-s Al z-cr r.cezS cc1Z-4ssZ = S-lzsyTs
SD -1-ss-zs-i-tr cc--cs- z l1lss S-t 81 Tt
lE--rs e 1cz-ss AK .-aE-sl III sacrs- 1-r es-
erEz ckzlz u[ENaE- -l- -lzslc -z1s1sH- srcs-
lezzr el- --,F5s - ms g - --r- --- ~
~ raks III Eats e -1-assld1z E-z>stAzS - .
-r--a III. E-f-.-,sr- gs-z-t-1az u nc-s Mgs3szs-s
- - t7T7aae-s s-ssss AS vs-T ssg ctz sc-5 -
s-r1z -Asz uAsz Ky ~ zr11Slls- ~ &--c--1
-asS hen --cef ~ c1V ~ Nl-r--c--t-
s-G Nlsic t-sc1cA sr ever sss = - yea v--eo-i
- ---ssSz-f1sSs AZ -ss--z cE-s- = -
e. s1-azg-S -aE --t-,E cas1 q ~ z-sst- ~ cs--
vaes E-e ccuusrts- -sses q kss z-.5 ne eca-
C7E .. ~ E1lc -..lsES - Ni-l-zt--S
rE1 ErR sz--sS 80 cs-- Ee-ut s-r che zec1Kzsc1
z-uSisa- -zSzrE-lezs IL Tx VIVID
- ----aSs Ss-ll-. -AsSE NslE-Czs EfcAz-icL- W
s5c4 --sz-zzs-s> a s. a. So seS- Ak E2s A-sSc -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-06-02
NOVELTIES.
- r-gzrsS. rcr = sFsr iEz-ss-ces l-.t - zzSr
-Fzc ts2-z3> VA Patented AZ -z1r@-ss5 lx-sy A. =


AzE : cczs--z-ze5 On .as 7-zzcs-e 9. a CAszss Nz-
AZ - c-is-z.s- 17s1- = N-r l-t> ers- 1s z.
KY --ac zs1-zs1 v111 --slc- L2c-s : = Gz,s =
tE-hsr S-s q cz1---r C ms = Va gEv n
--Es F----L- II a.5-els Fc-cES- WN,-s-S- e-t-
- cssssss a-z s-z-s,r y Nv -s--c-1s-s ~
f-as ~ ~ - ez-ses --as- - f. ~ ctsSsI ,
MITE So zEsc-s1-ac -a-s-c S1esss~ -ss-sssz
A..N --s= AK Sr-rs-- --ESlc- -1zs1tzz- az -,Se,
sszrAs-. a-s y x-E-1sv sZa-sc6 ~ s1.slzc 7-1cs
5Ezt-C TI-s1cs srczl-c e1sfrsSa7s.s, Sz-E--ss ga-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-06-02

AZ lE-ce Elscez-1 --77 - ---s CHS ,cr csl- EEr
~ - s-zcs - MS cas- e sn1S ~ va Ss go
20 IL sE--ssS. s5s- sAess s5s -lcs> Az-e-s1 -
T-csszs &c a. IA sVysSs Zos5 S1zzas Z zzc1-az
49, EAs siccS c'1z- y-rlss<-
Lazz--ss. An Cas- -zklss. Eg-slr SssS
SaE-as- SezS- -aAlsS EsrTEzsir- TaSlcS.
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-06-02

We Arvs sa-vasv s,s- ks wa az scSssos "a; II
ssvss-s's ufr.s=t %. - Ks ss-- =
- tss--zs sr=.l.zs z-zcA --a-els AS cIzse> 49,
:, aHr1-s AS -..z=y ASVS esT-see AZ ss'S1-zs
scAczs-
A. -r-S- C -s-<ozS 5cSe-a1s ssz = =c-s S-sssas
~ Cs-xsa--s - S-oH.s -ssy
-. 80 49, .ss- v7sA ~ CzsA AZ S3-essso-s =
max ara fa-uHrs 1--s-7fs1 7e-Ss. lbs st-e y
e--e arE q ~ zE-e@ EE-Ssz ~ saS1s 50. =
EE-EA Ar-tCLE n ENEssN TN - stsec1ee -
-=zv EAs scr 10 s-grss q Gc-sye-zl cscA a. - -
! - - rrsz-s- - s--s-ss Ssss11s
s--s ~ y sEE a. ezra e=- = - -s . s1ss--
srss SArEfS an = szgS a. ~ me - r---
ns-e a. 3 ss-s :, Cec = Ws.ss ro- CSs1es,=s AK
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-06-02
GEn.F.WELlS GENERll NuSlc SIeRE
-. 80 Dr.. N.ss.., Izs.-.zs..s g.

~ t.szs-
Gss, 2 ws-lS w1SAeS rs rzs-rzs - 6ss-5rscsy ~
ss-SsE-E 49, uAie ~ Is tss czrszi1c - ike s71 s-
us-ss ~ e1S rs ner rcaei fcca1sz - zc-S ~
-,--s-s Nrs-sSS - N--SlC N Al. ~ EEANSEs>~
a. = - - ~ =---ss- e. - cs2rArzsa1 Nscr Fax-sA
e. >-zr-~ - { --rAs. -As z--cSe EcS1
rzr.r rziSaea ark rfs- sr,-sz5 .zssz-1s7'S sSs =
-as-sE r-e shs<s fSxzES hes &c u-frS
sAt s1-lcu-l-r --a-FSs So TO >Sete- ~ sEs--
c5s-- --icsS .cr ~ sz--e Esz-1'. So = S--a0
N-- ~ Nees- Est-c 1-zs,-est s-c-- Nsu NccS -
SE- F-1zclsc1 caS-S. 8
r-z ~ F-zzc.scr >
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-06-02
THR AMERICAN SEWING MACHINE

SsfsE llIalasalaL ? % l1alai-sf Ills mn q
zs.s-1rs Ssrlsf Kzoffsss SD hsss
"a ,sSS -ArE Ts1g Years
NJ E-sz-- v-raE q IL vz-1e q. A-1scls .AE-
Sssa5tr i---sss-c SIS Z II Is .1--s 1ZzaS- c-E
Ia e,.=z -sz1-zsi IN rsF1--s-
Al s-- Esszzzsx Ez-E v E--K-ss5 :s- Years
= : ~ c1- css 3, s-4-s Ia = : ~ s<s zltczs
IL WEci1- ~ i llS1rs Il AT 11,sral,
s-cF % ne <TFs-sar sr- F1--5r ust Wk d -cz r1SS
~ 50 & -Atst MEcslzsS. ~ sssy 1T Essgr--s-7
4 81 w1-s Eao-s 81 -s<7sxs-z cs- yz- z--szz5,-
~ sHc-- y z hlls E1l vi L-l s1L-zl-s ~
7.sE * l1.s Na1etls scA - Aes-1-zs
-ls-Sear -ssz-lk- zzs -1s-T-s AK
Szngi5si7y q ChEszrzzs5sass Far gn-zs sdis16 o.
rzsses ~ goes5s5sy e s7-s.r s'f gr-6zr zas ~
siEgia5t q -}-szLss.y, sakzi . Ga51nz11sx g
- Es---ss--,s-as
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-06-02
A., az Ns.,kz-ss Yz,-r Fx--k-.s: IL Yea:
Important Notice.

L crnf1l<lt- uC-l -Ip yvyz- L1-sz1c- g ~ Sc.
-txs rz as1rE Ia q = Nzs5C >sc-r = re E5zir--
II .ar ggs-zr Ia NsSass AZ 6s>- >~ss-1cz
q E-,sEs E7gss-Izzl-zC Nzs5rAl l-s---zsz-. Az
A-s1t - erE-c1zS- sZ-s-l1c - -11sz e
uE1.r --7E-1-r E1lss -esss -s1E--s- ~ ~
-s-Sss slz1- gre 1--s-
Al g l-Esr Er1css- AZ c-es- Ez,o-zc Ec1<z
Z MS Ez-rlzr -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-06-02

r--a-- z7-a fr-r Ngu Ne-S --ssgs5 SIS - S1-
r-, 5--,-rss- ua-sS - -za1s- -sxs SEvs- Ssv =
- csz5 -Azs ue ss- a. szs- - @ - tsEtS'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-06-02
6rHrzr smrsaznsfxs.
CARDTo THEPUBLIC
GEO. r. WELLS

GEO. II. WELLS
HpFssS TO Offer HIS SINCEEs rEsNN>
ID ~ ~ =1-sEy cxse72ze rdE-crssr 49, a. sssy
re-rs Rf-- ~ - t-SsAs=xzr q tNSsS tszS&S sz<
AXIS ais o=-s5rsE-ssv 81 izt1r-zc sAr s1e essS
as - ~ ee1r-7rs-r1 is acc-z-s va NJ = 81
pF TTNES u r-rss - ~ zs='Ss ~ "a AK Scsst-
- t-a>rf - e-c r-r--SeS es--e - tuFssS Ss7S
- - 49, - Sa=ss Ss-A q Lk=cS x=l NS-ase
STOCK OF NOVELTIES
a. r,--rsvzsas Gs-3 sid sess-s=ss- seesrs s-s
a. Essfr-- Ns-rss et1A szSle AK szzc f'as - -
R---s- -sSA ---re& :. l1-Cr Ss1sIrs St-eSi tz -
rrrzars-1-s-s, Re s-S raSA AZ sFSSs SzssSN y
~ Sacre
For One DohSr.
Il -s-es- e s----SSsSEsssy ST. 7-~e7aavse ssve
Al.As-sr srzrAz raS3s ke-s - -sz ,s' ~ rsest1s
11--cr u ~ vsrg - VA s,ss Are IS - 49,
a. - -a,zy f-rg AZ aAr A1lAlaN CASH MN
~ - ---ss-- 49, ---rxsz ssts ~sss + rer sfs
= ~ uzs-s s,rs--a-Cs 50 ~ -. ), s-ase2 ~
ss-csa5 s-r-, shis as-cx S-s ~ NNa MAJ AZ
vasss s-rss s,sa sag IL ne ssraSAE geses %7S
SczrA, fer CSsh. Sol6 fer Cash
Nc R&i Debts, Nc LeSsss.
No Iassrex; o. Money,
a. n. Nesse e. ~ Sere - -SN.l-- Ei2slFsrS
AN7 7-rfE FFr rvs
- &C., = s-S-sle ~ vx-aeS Astz1ass ar sa;e'c--
- Z a. <sscS u-1ss ~ s-ces,ss' 81 - ~
49, ss.- -s-s s.-., = Es.s ass Seza-zt1rc gssa,
$50 MA ~ ssaSS Ard AgT-es I'll prove ex7c1Saal
So - eS-rgr SD Sez31r Ozc sazs y s-t'1zss's-
HEsI AETlslE S SEKT oJT N ssSSECT 0ssSs
rrr-v e-,Es : sxz,-ay Grss-is-t = ~ <sss szs
A. - ~ -zal-,r txs1xs-e1 !. ~ sg7cefee - rs
CA .-zs ~ ~ s12eE . y ssSr - A. = -7S@
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-06-02

The extraordinary courage Of the Albanian
wozaea has hec= Displayed over and over
again in she History a the eeantSys Ia; che
a the raost celebrated Instances was that
recorded e the hssaoh e the Alharisn people
represented. hv the SGlSeses. when they were
hesessea eN Ali rssha in lfeS, The Salleses
sessaeS sasni-Snaereeaeat eeaseaerscy. eova-
prfsSag &C villages IN the districts ef Manga
ms. rsrSmythiA AMI lAniaa> Up 10 the tiRe
ef Ali eaSas. they pESae1 themselves On the
regularity Il the nsysseats of their daes 10
tho eoyso, Sns the iatysSaes If the cunning
cid Vel " who wanted 10 get the whole If
she ~slvsASllk of Seli iato his greedy hands.
scea roaSea the people into rehellsov, and they
commenced they glorious ard heightened
war against the far greater resources Of The
renowned eSsha, The latter by means of the
aapllessy of which he was such eonsem-
rsse master, had ea;-SppeG rssvells. one efshe
SslSose heads oS houses. inso his power, and
shes laid sSeSe 10 she town q Seli, He en-
SesVeSei hy hrihcs t. induce TsAvella to turn
traitor, CUnaias here nes his match: the
crafty Salle.e pretended compliance, sn5 even
! len his own soc. Eeso, in Ali PAshA's hands
IS hostage He returned ~ SalRS6er under
/ rVesesse u hesrsyiaS the town. hus NJ ssoaer
I had Ne arrived than ne sent - letter II 6ekanos
I ~ the PSSha- Ali thea SSSSiied the towa. and
Z II was here th2ttAe heroisA ofshe AhauiAa VIC
Rss bee@Ee 50 conspicuous, NoskctAe wife Of
T.. Tsells. AMI mother Of Haso, showed ppo1sgtes
81 v&leS 6arSas the siege, She broke open
s0ze eA-sriGSe boxes with = h~tehe;. and then
I loaded them ~ The ether wonens and rushing
/ i,aio the treaehes distributed thsEa among the
/ Salieses, Ali threatened 10 roass alive her
soa Fa;o: hui she replied she was Young and
/ could have other ehilirea, and that she would
I IS; 3 h, Of the roasted flesh Of her soa rather
I than hesrsy her oOuutEy.-RlAekweod's Maya
i r@-A
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-06-02

Tas RKGVrr OF rRS WoNKS OF RRrHLs-
EsN.-were l not already verSins into the
years that usually bring with then seiateness
xni sohristy. rather than sSllsn,ry. might
<pe4k o; the pVoverhial beauty Of the
females q Bethlehem. nay, however, quote
the language a = younger: " Everybody he
SAYS. has heard Of the beauty Of the females
q Bethlehem, bGi Hoboiy has heard enough"
One q this Young travellers companies says /:
" The girls Il Bethlehem arc chSrmiugw He
had heen visiting a family in which were two
daughters about le and the other IL years
of age, Such glossy hair, rich aud wSvy !;
such teeth OF pe&rly whiteneSs: such finely
rounded limbs, and every movement graceful :
How / wished could have spoken 10 them
IN their native tongue, They showed US the
enrioSitses q their home and their clever nee
dle-ws-k with frankueSs aud moiosiy which
an E2sll<h lady might have eaviei.H
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-06-02
STOCK OF NOVELTIES
SezrA, fer CSsh. Seli ter Cash
Nc Esd Debts. Nc LeSses.
Nc Interest 81 Money.
EIEsI lsIllIE s 81 ogT b FEsEECI 0Sass


r. i-IF = gyl.-7v = afs--s1-t . ~ 80 =
a. - - sazlr rzrAKs-a1 !. ~ sg--rNc@ - 10
Cszs,-zs ~ - s5aez u y ssS-r =s.l 1-S - --sSA
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-06-02
BAN WAGONS.

TH-E HAVE ITST RECETTED A Feu Msrr
w az m1@e S1s-lr C-s.a-1seG E1cnzE- cE--Tzrr ca
r1r-r III - &sE - - G=-1EnE - -hesr 7Er-s
--c--1z-c O trrs z--sl--aS ~ szr=
- GTFE PE-zfE1 SATISFACTION Alsaa-.-H =-,ssts
e erC-r e=sz-a11 Arrs -1r--snsI = --i-s- sal
81 TEE Lor q WAGONS ETo-1 PIECES.
ne ale1 hare rnt 1zEuCzAT SPz-EE TAGoy
SFr1n- Sezss- WIN Puas- well MAne. &trun<.
Dz=Eh1e and CheAp-
hare : : teW -1.se C1-.lE-z Bzrxies- c-.-
amt maGn anr
Cns rvs Sea< E.rr-- E1-a tn. Fn,s nd So
-EesE Crr-l.--r lr1zzE MID 1isi-
nd Dr-nzrT ard Ee ~ Hr-an---s< q --z-z-i.e .-
IN lin -sr- Their Er< AZ from = q u zs- re--
1-u- 49, ~ 1-ae- e s.ne s--z- DID Z IA
-E-Ezz re h1Et sd la-e -zz.e- 4 -.sss T.-s-s
and Ea-rie-- IAa@e wh. hare -1=d zhs= s1F -s=s s
- II rs-1E7 rehzrzr rnn1e-
So - c. & P-sues q "a AID be s--rs-.z
- DTLLTyssfzAE 4 Cd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-20

CERTIFICATE OF INcoRpoRArloN.-Secre.
tary Of State Brady yesterday issued q
certificate OF incorporation to the Natural
Historical Society OF West Virginia, for
the purpose OF fastening and promoting
the study Unnatural science. examining the
resources Of the county, giving attention
to horticulture and agriculture, erecting q
museum, etc. Principal Office to be held
in Wheeling, and to expire on the 10th day
Of March, 1900. $50 has been
subscribed to the capital stock OF which
tlfty.one dollars has been paid In, with the
privilege Of increasing said capital stock by
the sale Of additional shares from time 10
time to 100000. The stock subscribed is
divided into shares OF $50 each, and the
following parties alof Wheeling hold one
share each: A. SchaiIerneck, Theodore
SChrube, A. F. Stiiel, A. Reymann, j.
0esterling, Il. Stamm, G. Seibert, F.
Walters, y. F. Ulrich, T. F. Hennig, q. A.
Schaeier, ]. Pfarr, NJ. Gelrick, II. F.
Behrens, Q. LoetIler, Z. ]. Wunderlich
and L. F. Thorne.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-20

"DoSArIoS" TEMPERANCE LECTURE To.
NrGnr.-To.night at Parker Hall Colonel
Bowen, well known in Wheeling, will de-
liver his popular lecture Toms Pledge,
or Past and Present "lAdmission 25 cents.
The proceeds after allowing the lecturer a
moderate amount will be turned over to
Melvin Richards, ESQ.,, OF the temperance
committee and be devoted 10 the "Wash-
ington Hall Fund" Every sympathizer
with the cause Is urged to buy ticket,
both in recognition Of Col. Bowen's kind.
" success, past and present, and for the
future success OF the work in our midst.
Tickets for sale at Sheib's and Lucas
music stores, Bailey's ticket office, Parker
& Bros. and at the hall.
A fine meeting was held last night at the
North Wheeling Church, and was ad.
dressed by Col. Bowen and others.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-20

PRDEsTRIANIsM AND DYNAMITE. = Mr..
James Hays, mailing from Warnock's Sta
ton, Belmont county, o., visited our city
yesterday for the purpose OF purchasing
some dynamite. Although our busy city
boasts Of having most everything kept In
y well-ordered and moral metropolis, yet,
strange to say, our rural friend failed to
find the commodity he was in search Of;
in fact some Of whom he inquired pro.
fessed entire ignorance as TO the nature OF
the article, having never that is not fire..
quently-heard it.
Mr.. Hays wanted dynamite, and dyna-
mite he was going to have before he re-
traced his steps homeward, so he took the
noon train for that wicked city, Steuben-
vile. 1t was not long before he obtained
asutficient quantity Of the article 10 run
the Nihilists OF Russia for century. But
after he had obtained the coveted explo-
sive, a new and decidedly novel difficulty
presented itself.
Owing to the natural tendency OF dy-
Mantle to spread itself and get away with
things, o cruel and arbitrary statute pro.
hibits the railroads from carryingit. What
was Hays TO dol A stretch OF twenty.
three miles lay before him and Wheeling,
and the walking far from good. There
was no choice, however, and tenderly hug
ging the dynamite he started to walk II,
and succeeded In covering the distance in
Just three hours. Hays says there isn't
much style about his walking, but II any
Of the really ambitious pedestrians want
to tackle him for spin Of twenty-five or
fifty miles, he Ia ready TO receive sealed
proposals..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-20

The CouRrs.-U. s. DISTRICT COURT
Judge J. J. JdcksOn-This Court met at 10
A. N. yesterday and disposed of the follow.
ing business:
Thomas Smouse vs.. L. P. Mccormick.
The plaintiff this day filed his petition for
an Injunction restraining the Marshal Of
this Court from executing a writ of dbere
fdcidS p0aSessiOne,n, awarded against said
plaintiff. On consideration whereof, it is
ordered that the said Marshal be inhibited
and restrained from executing said writ
until the further ,r order Of this Court upon
eight days, executing bond in the penalty
Of $500, with good security in like sum,
conditioned according to law,
Isaiah Warren vs.. Steamer Hornbrook.
In admiralty. Decree in favor OF libel
lants for So $50 20, with interest from 0c-
tober 29, 1875, and costs. ..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-20
CUTICURA RESOLv VENT,
Cuticnrn md CutIcurn gonns.

The CurtcuRA REsoLvESr Is assisted In curing all
humors that appear utOl the surface by CuFIcuRA a
Medicinal Jelly, which arrests all external symptoms
Of disease cats away dead skin and flesh, llays In
fAmmAtion itching and irritation, heals ulcers sores
and wounds, aud toproduces and beauties the hair
by allaylng heat and irritation, Il contains no
grease, never becomes rancid and Is natural Hair
Dressing. CuTicuRA MEDICINAL TOILET Soar, pre-
pared from CUTIcuKA for cleansing diseased surfaces
healing, SOitening, retreshing anu beautiylng the
skin Il Invaluable. II lisa toilet bath and nursery
luxury. cuTIcuRA MEDICINAL SHAVING soar IA the
lTst and only medicinal soap prepared expressy for
shaving, aud Is extayagAntiy praised by gentlemen.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-20

A VALUABLE SUNDAY School PunMcA.
TIoN.-We are in receipt Of the proceed
ings OF the Fourth National Lutheran Sun
day School Convention, held at Lewis
town, Pa, In November last, and find the
document one which must be very yalua-
BILE to Sunday School workers. Its book
Of one hundred andeighty closely written
pages, and contains the valuable historic
address Of Rev. s. A. Fox, OF Virginia,
which at the time Of delivery created
much favorable comment, besides papers
on almost every important Sunday School
subject. The convention and It's published
record are credit to the Lutheran de-
nomination.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-20
DOR SALE

FOR SALE
A oue-s,ory brick house, containing four rooms,
good cellar, No. 1856 Eighteenth street.
ALSO,
Two two-story brick dwellings containing Eve rooms
aud wash house EACH situated Market street, North
Wheeling. Alto, two frame houses on Market alley,
one with GTe rooms, good CELLAR the other, three
One twO-stOry frame house on Alley 10, containing
tIx rooms and summer kitchen, 80 feet 'front.' GO feet
deep Also one half lot SIS feet front, 40 feet deep
Iii. property will DO sold cheap and on easy terms
Apply TO WM. RANKIN,
mhiO No. I0I Eighteenth street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-20
20 HOS Main street.

HENTIsTRY.-To THOSE THAT DE-
IL sIRE TO ave th0ir natural teeth We would say
that We are now better prepared than ever beiore 70
enable them 10 do 90. By the use Of 40 ELECTRO
MAGNETIC PLue0xR We can and arc making better
and hAndsomer Gold FIlings, With more ease TO our
Patients, than have heretofore been made In this
city or elsewhere, without the aid Of tho Electric
Plugyer. What We say We can prove BY actual
denomination. Call and SEQ for yourselves.
JAMES N. sURGISoE 4 SON,
au1 No. 1ltS Market St, Wheeling, W. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-20

BLAINE BooN-There will be a meeting
at the Court House tonight, for the pur.
pose oil petiecting the organization OF a
Blaine club in the Third Ward. A gen.
eral turnoutis desired. Good speakers are
expected to address the meeting. General
Gotf was expected to speak, but he fears
that business engagements will call him to
Washington tonight.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-20
CUTICURA REMEDIES
For All Blood Humora.

Are prepared by wEIKS PorTER, Chemists and
Druggists, $50 Washington street, Boston, u Front
street, Toronto, Ont, and SNOW Hill, London, and
are ICr sale by all DrugglGtS. Price Of CufICuRA,
small boxes, 10 cents; large boxes, containing Two
and one half times the quantity Of small, 81. RE-
SOLVENT, 81 per bottle. CuTIcuRA MEDICINAL
TOILET Boar, % cents per cake. CUTICURA MIDI.
cIAAL SHAVING BOAR, 5eonts per cake; In bau, Tor
BARRIERS and large consumers, 50 cents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-20

Our immense ana we'll bought
stock OF spring and Summer Goods
Is In and ready tor inspection. We
cordially invite our numerous
friends and the public In general
TO call, assuring one and NIL square
dealing and honest treatment. Our
prices are Ms low as the lowest
All the Dragged up bargains Of
rival establishments in trashy
Jeans Pants, Socks and shirts 10
be had nj our establishment on en-.
quiry.