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20 cz.z E a6 aEz1xA 81 B SSSFz zsx
DOUBLE TEACR.
s2sEn BALLS, 3pAENpID sCENEE
HAGN:EICENT &QUIPAEkI.
day 10th, 1881.
TIaD&E & POTOMAC RAILROAD, cor.
nec Of Sixth and 3 ST. sets, IS follows:
Ser philadelphia, lew York and !heEsst. S and
II 30 am. d=iiI, except Sunday. and 2.0Q, 1000
anu lo.I5 r.,n daily, with Palace Cars Linz
s.6. daily, except Sunday. For Philadelphia
and ~ 70 D. u. daily, e1cep: Sunday, and
CQ, . -, 10 sid IL Is =. n. daily.
For fists5ufS e1d the West SUI 8. III, with
fs:ior car to Pttsburg snd Sleeping cur to
tltts6urg and Chiesso 1889 q. n. daily
$50 .. n. 1al ?, Nth ialsce Car to Ohicago.
Eoi Canandai3us sd tta North, 8uU = m.
except Sunday md O.3J 0. nc. daily, except
Saturday, Rit;i fsiace Gar to Csnundsiyua.
Eor Watkins, 1880 81 n. daily except Sum
dag.
Fav Baltimore, 6 10 SOC. $50 snd 1880 q. NJ;
2Cp, ~, $50, Gao, $40 ~ 60 and i0.l5 p. III.
On Sunday SEQ snd H. 80 s.m.; 100, 5. Az $50,
II % and lois p. IL.
foI Poro's Greek Line: 6 81 =. ru. End 40 I'm.
Gs!y, except Sunday.
Fer Annapolis, 8 ~ y. n. and 40 .. N. daily
except sunday.
LOCAL TRAINS.
For Ais1.Adcis 100, 70. . 20, and ii 80 a.
IT,, and ~, B. 6 ~, 6 aud II 30 .. ii. Sum
-, Dag g! { 90, 9 ~, aud II 80 a. N. End j. n.
Trains !esva AieSE2aris FOR Wssb!ns.oa, eco
sos, and 10 =. Ia, ard y 40, 3, s, 7, SIC
p. IN. AID II nieh:.
on Saaday 81 SIS. and 10 - m. and 100 and
u ?. ~.
THROUGH TRAIN FO2 TIKI SOUTH, via
2asnt!co and Richmond, will lssve Als1an-
E'fia At ~ and II = 2. u. daily and s 20 ..
:, IL daily, e.cep: Sunday.
fass Nail. leaving at II II q. m. makes but two
stops, VIZ: at Qusntico and Fredericksburg,
oetTcon Alexandria and Richmond.
Iickets and information CAL 30 procured s.
principal railroad stations and ticke. Offices
Southeast. j. K. WOOD,
Gel'l. Passenger Ageni.
Geaayal Manager nyIS
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VlkGl MA: In tho Clerks uilics Ct the Ci..
crl: ccur: Of Alexandra coua:r, oa tho
list Sep! 5sr 1881.
The FrseGmea's Saving and Trust COMPANY
who sue for !ha usa OF john Il. J. CIeswcll,
Robert Purvis and Rober. Il Il. Lsipod
Commissioner OF the sGid froed mem. SayiD Is
and Trust Company, c0c. p!sinGnts, ard Bob.
est T. Dodge, Allen Dodge. Z. T. Berry
William Copeland End Hiram w Barrett,
trustees, Samuel T. Bel, William D C.ssin'
TRUSTEE, JScco Leto, truSteeo for Msry p
Geiger, h!hry Z GeiEer enc Charles L:nman
trustee. defendants In chancefy.
Memo. The Object OF tbs suit is to make t,.o
above named Parties defendant to the amended
bill, hled This 10y anC 10 require them 10 81.
sWer the ssms under oa!n rs to all and ey jry tua
matters snG things charged By VS.; of Gu,sHd-
ment and to require them to mako full and
true discovery of ell the matters aforesaid, ard
the. the coup!sinants det., :,rLc ioel sad rtur-
est, the interest Of tha ssld Robert Z Dodge in
caid property and the jions upon tie sane he
sacerts!ned; that tho sid property be cold to
safety the CON p,anonva ssid dob, p,inc;oai end
interest, AID the costs OF this suit
The above named deiendsu.s not hsy.
ing entered their appearance and given
security according 10 the act Of Assem- bly, and
the the rules OF this Court and it appearing by
affidavit that they are not residents OF tSIs
State, it is ordered that the ssid defendants
appear here within one month alter due publjca-
ton of this order, and do what is necessary to
protect their Interests in this suit and that Copy
OF this order be forthwith inserted in the Alex
andrla Gazette, newspaper published in the
city OF Alexandria, once q week for four sue
cessive weeks and posted ut tho front door Of
the Court House Of this equity: A copy, test
Charles Z. Stuart and sepZ3-wls
B Leonard msrhury - v
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LEGAE NGT'sGE@.

V1kGINIA: In tae Clerks cfics If .hc Cor.
poration Court Of the city OF A!exandria,
on the 24!h day tf September, 1881.
Benjamin Coo!sy, complainant,
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;ASaiNGGoN {, CHIC KAiLKoAD

-; ASaiNGGoN {. CHIC KAiLRoAD
HUMNER AKKANGEaEHT.
TWO TRAINS DAILY (EXCEPT SUN.
OAY) SHTWESN ALEX AND1IA
AND BOUND HILL,
beginning hsy 9, 1851,
LsaVe " ssuIagi2:. ~ . 70 z. m. and 4 20 n.
y. sad alexandria 1T 925 q. m. 4%6 .. "a.
faSs Locs6arg, going westward, ct ii 80 g. m.
and AZ p. m. snd arrive 6. Round Hill 9,
* 10 p. m. snd { 70 .. II. Lsave Round Hill
a. 81 q. m. end II 80 pm. Pass Lees burg 90
iHg eastward; 1T 6 % a. n. and 10 p. NJ, and
arrive e. Alezendr:s Ct s IS =. ~, srd 3l5
p, M, sac r: Washington s Is :. m. and
- p. N. 'AO
~ Passengers from Washington will take
.a9 Washington I'D Chic cars ct toe Baltimore
9; Potomac Railroad station s:9 70 m. and 40
p III, Aad 60 through to Round Hill without
chanHs CT ch1s.
The 2.25 en- train ,coIr Alexandria cncl2.2O
? II. train from Bound Hal connec. at Round
Hill win Mccoy & Wieainton's Daily Line OF
Coaches tor oHickersviiIs, Berr3ville and Win.
caoater; also Heauer's Line OF Coaches, which
leave asesoGrs daily for Idle and Middle.
10th trains, westward mike close connect;on,.
81 Fioans. With Sisaou's Line OF Stages for Fir,
fax Court House =
tSsEetE, q ct7 per ,,,,r.
&siaEal tSe&seS, 500.
K. q. EAVRE2R,
Hi5 '-:i Genersl Tickat Agent,
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u o1iCE.
ZOE EGTGGAC HIVER LANDINGS,

T'ch EcNFOLE, PORTSMOUTH, FOR.
G2GeS AGNR0E AND TuE SOUTH
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ASs"s2S5iI &isS.Ia.
Ey'Ku94EG3 SALE OF RzAl. Esga2

Esfkuo1H:.' - SALE OF Rel, KsGAw:.
by Virtu" q :, dHei Of t:us! from Andrew hr.
DoId snd vile - tie undersigned date. .ue I'D
day OF i!"con bn! 1874 ard 7acC1dCi in the
slerE's ctiCe Of Fairfax county. Va, shsli IL:
the purposo CT carrying cut me provisions G.
SAID trust C!lrT Tor aaie 81! public auction hti lre
The Cou7. HOUSE deer Of SID county. on SET.
obDAf, TO 10Th day OF October 1881, u va
uabie "a h, Ok 81 scros OF lant. lying j:n!ae.
lately upoa he Telegraph rCni, 9 mjics .7om
GieIapG:ia .-t atsi: = quarter OF nile from
Long brA"Gh, On the &!aLGaGIis nri Eredcr-
lcksburg J. :. This fam il we'll w.tercd srd
tas sn sLI:!@ sun.'ly Of .im5c7. II hes cCm-
13rta6te %nd co!":aotious WBLLlN .
HCUSE, Stables, Cora Glib, Sc. 3 t3!ershle
Orchard O 1cach. I'aSi ard Appe Trees, sad
Ia vel! worthy The a.ieH.i0a e a3y orc Wishing
aSood Little Lazy.
Terms o! Ss!e: Uno third css;, the rosiGu, II
ono md Two yvars with lfiercs: from day OF
sH!e; deferred payIna:.'s 10 % secured BY deed
CT trtst aAc go9d ro:SoG@i security upon the ii.s!
CeIe'!eo payne.
y. :. NgV1TT, Trustee.
ACcHtiAk. Fairfax 60. W., :cpiG-nols.
FStEUSTG%'5 SAILS CT k.AI. STATE
& BY vI:.Ue OF = Gsei Of trust from Edwm,d
l." :arter 10 NE. SuarIaE Ca:G Of December 10Th,
1855, aJ.G recorded; in tao Clegkf ct!i,e of Lou.
o"un courtF, lshal, for the purpose If csrr9inS
Gu tie pIoT!:ioao Of sid trust, Ulcr for sale ri
pubic EIGs'nG. on The premises. on Ia URS.
DAY, Cc:. 18Th Isl. valuable TRACT Of
l:a.EN, situate! IL io~sr LGutoGn. On Eu,!
hun. AID near Sgd!oy Springs. Known ss
~ OODkAND." containing TH&EG Hun
DREu AND TIN Arms. TIA farm is we'll
waterec, has AT az: pic supply Of tin Der Is Of ex-
cellen! QGal!5 aid II iLc state Of cultivation;
has on !: q connections - y? ELL f. 6 HOUSE,
good THh Ar. ROUSE, a lsrse and sub.
Stanta! STON Il Sta BIZ; ard other necessary
ou;houses, snd is wal! wGrtuy OF The attention
OF auy ono DESTROYS o. COED Investment
mr. 4. D. Ayers who r0sit1s on the farm will
LAKE pleasure III showing the property 10 oily one
who desires 10 nxarnluci i.
=, Ie7hs q Ss'e: Ono laird csah tho residue in
thsce eq4ai an2u.! p&ymeats, boring lata.es.
from Cay Ct ale; the ,r.rchssnr ~ iva hord
WIFI approved 9e7soasl security; snd lille 10 be
Retained un:!! hGal payment is made.
Sale al i O Clock n,
.CEA "T0ND GUSHING. Tru:tss
Cs;harpin T. O.. Pr Vim. CO, -. sn-1S.,1:S,
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St&&E:oss q !!ia i@a n:li raD 81 fellows:
G3:s IsGsEswEss.El.


FOB NGsE:sE'Eass.sl.
:'cane2:lag viii ESazoA24:a' ALI Liners Like
!Cr Boston, staaT75T
Esq g or TIE CsEa
EFE2E MHaDAE, WEDNESDAY, and
Y, IT 60 O'CLOCK ista.: RETURNING leave
Narfolk CT al;ornst3 days Ct lG0 =. =.
This staucch iron stasniar mss lust bsan mint,
ed throughout, stats:001ls newly furrDied and
carTatcd, a!!i! Is tho hsnGsoTloot IS we'll az the
safest nee: CT The Eoto:csc river and Chesapcs.a
Dag, And is TIA only steamer making close cor
nea.on WITH the 4 aT York and Boston steam
nfS; slso ccnn0c:s with Rch Il ord steamers ,at;
r.i:7oad lines out:.. Stops st EIE.iY POINT
NC yoke LOOKOUT g;ong and rstur0;nc.
70: IN" fell end Water, ccmi4ervng Oc. 1T,
rates OF fare viii bs ~ follows:
fIrss Class f:1e 10 Fortress Mcn,oa and Nor
To- - 81 second ctkss ST So; frat class f,re to
tirey Poa. ed po;c. Lookout 81 90; sEc,nd
C!a!a 30.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-13
nELLA1RE.
Personal Gossip Had Gencral Glass city
(lhat. il

Personal Gossip aud General Glass city
Uliata
Rov. CASTOR was around among old friends
Wednesday.
Mrs. Mcfarland, Of Utica, o., isvisiting ht I
sister Mrs Alex. McGregur.
Little Charley Muth, child Of George II.
Muth, is. lying at the point OF death with
diphthoria
Mr. irwin, teacher Of the high school last
year, was In town Wednesday. lie Is on his
way TO Kansas.
The Gravel Till Mite Society Is in operation
again and meets at DR.. MCCullOughS, on
Thursday evening.
Mr.. Hill, lately Of the Globe Mills here, has
engaged In the Queenswafe and CrDCkery bust.
ness at Denver, Col.
Gravel Hill had another wooden wedding
Tuesday evening. The happy couple were
MF. and Mrs. VIII Blackburn.
The Bellaire & southwestern brought In a
crowd Of eGcurSidniStA Wednesday morning,
who went on up to the State Fair.
The nelIaire Fair Association Il 10 take a
more definite shape Thursday by the final or.
gnniEation aud the election Of officers.
Mis- Bella Thoburn will meet all the lAdie.
missionary OVlctlts hlu lllust interested lI
tho mission work at union meeting, In thl
Methodist Church Thursday afternoon, al
half-paSt two,
The news oi the election coming In 80 slow
| " as II has done gives all more leisure to tall
matters over. From all that Is said II L. evi
dent that II would take some very urgent ne
Cesity to ever agnin bring the two partle
into an alliance the kind Just ended. Whei
the county-seat question comes up at th,
polls again twill likely he For Removal ami
Against Removal, and not this or that mai
] With bis personal following.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-13

In the executive session Of the Senate no
business was transacted other than to lay
the nominations received from the Presi-
dent upon the table to await their refer
enCe to appropriate committees when
organized. r....
Both Democrats and Republicans met in
caucus this forenoon. The Democrats dis
cussed the committee question, and with
out agreeing upon any definite plan OF
appointment merely decided to oppose the
adoption OF Mr.. Edmunds' resolution. The
Republicans remained in session but u
short time, discussing the general situation,
and took no decided action on any partiCu-
lar question.
The Democratic caucus remained in SeS-
sion about an hour after the Senate ad-
iOurncd discussing Elmunds' resolution
for the appointment Of standing commit
tees, Senator Garland was directed to re-
port his amendment providing for the ap-
pointment OF certain specified committees
which the nominations OF the President
show to be necessary. The list Of the COM
mittees to be proposed embraces about ten.
Gurland's amendment will specifically de-
clare that the committees to be proposed
are to be appointed for this special session
only, .t.
MacVeagE said tonight that the presi-
dent told him to-day that the names Of his
and Windows successors had not yet been
decided on, but they would be very soon.
The visit OF Boutwell, to the President this
morning and again tonight renews the as-
sertion that he Is going into the Cabinet, :.
Senator Johnston, Chairman Of the York
town Commission, thinks the Senate will
get through and adjourn by next Tuesday,
the opening day OF the Centennial ceIebrl'
ton, but the prevailing opinion is that the
Senate will not be ready to adjourn before
the last Of next week. In that case re-
cess will probably be taken for visit to
Yorktown, and the Senators will accom-
pany President Arthur to the celebration.
Secretaries Blaine and Window and Post.
master.G General james conferred with the
President this afternoon on the subject OF
certain minor appointments which need TO
be made, and u number OF Senators called.
There Is much speculation with regard to
Cabinet changes, Secretary Window was
asked II his visit to the President had
any connection with his retire
ment. lie replied 1t had not,
and that no official communication
on the subject had reached him, Judge
FoIger and ex.Governor Morgan, both Of
New York, continue to be most prominent
ly mentioned in connection with tho sue.
cession. There appears 10 be deepening
impression that with the exception Of
the changes in the Treasury Department
and the Department OF Justice, the present
executive officers will continue until De-
cember.
Malone was questioned tonight in re-
gard to Jubal Early's attack on him, In
Richmond last night, and asked II he in
tended to take nOticeof the epithets Cow
ard aud liar He said he had given the
latter very little consideration, and did not
expect to allow himself to be drawn into
a personal difficulty, and thought It late In
the day for him to need TO yindiGQt0 his
courage, personal or political.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-13
KENTUCKY KILLINGS.
Well.knOWn StOckman Murdered The
End of Long Raud.


LOUISVILLE, KY, October l2,-The
C0pia,Jopndl has information from
rrens, Lawrence county, Indiana, to the
effect that Basil McIane, who killed John
Arnold the well-known stock dealer, was
shot to death while resisting arrest by lis
pnrsrers.
OwixGsvtLLE, KY, October l2.-This
place was thrown into great excitement
late last evening by the killing OF Garrett
Bailey, ferryman, by Ben Smelling. There
was county court to-day and large crowd
WIS in attendance Ben Smelling and David
Dogget, two young men, neighbOrs, were
here and drinking freely in the afternoon.
They begun quarreling with each other and
had several disputes. At lust they became
so noisy that they were ordered out OF q
saloon, and going out Daggett drew his
knife and made for Smelling, who drew his
pistol, and when Doggett was about four
feet distant fired, but missed Doggett, the
ball striking Bailey, who was beyond Dog
get, in the right side near the nipple and
mn downward and across TO his left side,
penetrating the heart.
Bailey was twenty years Of age, the son
Of Robert Bailey, one Of the first families
Of the county: Smelling and Dogget are
both Of good families, but arc addicted to
the Use Of strong drink. Four years ago
Doggct killed his brother Jacob, accident.
ally, while under the influence Of liquor.
This Is the third person Smelling has shot,
but missed his man every time, hitting an
innocent bystander. Twice whisky was
the whole cause Of the difficulty yand Killing.
Smelling and Dogyet were Quareling about
nothing Smelling was arrested and placed
in jail TO await the examining trial, which
was set for to-day. His plea Is seli.defense.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-13
IOWA ELECTIONS.
A slim Vote POlIetI, but the MaIorltIeS
do for An "OH" Year,

DEs MolNEs Iowa, October l2,-The city
of Des Moines complete, gives Sherman,
1854; Kinne, OO2; Clarke, 2OG, Sherman
over Kinne and the Democrats, l,O59; over
all, slB.
In Polk county the Republican majori-
ty is about 1900, and the whole Republic
can county ticket Is elected,
3 \. M.-At this hour the Republican
State Committee and the State Register have
reports from portions Of thirty-eight COun-
ties, some Of the counties fnearly in full.
These returns give Sherman (Rep.,) for
Governor, $50 majority over Kline,
tDem.) Tho same counties gave Garfield
1881 majority The same relative vote
over the State will give Sherman major
ity OF between 10000 and 5000 over the
Democrats, and u majority OF 1000 overall.
The reports indicate majority OF 90 in
in the Legislature, The Senate will be
more strongly Republican than in 1870, us
there Is gain Of | in Dubuque and ] in
Lee, and possibly in Keokuk. There
have been fewer Republican losses on nc.
count OF the prohibtory amendment
than were expected, and some Of the Pro-
hibition losses on the Republican side in
CaSs county run pretty close to other
causes than that. In KeOkuk the tickets
were badly scratched in the city and COun.
ty, which makes the returns late, and It is
impossible to give the figures tonight but
enough Is known to assure the election Of
II. W. ROthert, Representative to the State
Senate; John n. Irwin, Representative to
the House, and the election OF nearly the
entire Republican county ticket. Lee cOun'
ty usually gives from 800 to 400 Democratic
majority,
Additional returns received to-day by
the Sate Register give partial reports from
thirty.nine counties. II estimates the Re.
publican State majority over the Democrats
ut 5000, and over the Democrats and
GreenbaCkers both at $4,000. 1t estimates
the Republican majority in the Legislature
at 10. The Democrats dO not cOnccdo all
these figures, but do not discount them
radically. The severe storm which pre-.
vailed all over Iowa yesterday afternoon
and Inst night so disarranged the tele.
graphic service that the election news was
the most neagre returned in Iowa Mt any
election for ten years.
Iowa Cry, IL, October l2.-Johnson
county elects Lucas and Wolf, Democrats,
to tic SfIousC of Representatives by from
200 to 400 majority and oil the county
ticket, except Auditor and Surveyor, are
Democratic by small majorities. The StAte
ticket is not yet counted, but is Democratic
by from 200 TO 300.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-13

CHICAGO, October i1-Thu Drorsra journal repofts.
IIOgs- Receipts 1900 head shipments 1900 head.
tieteral market lower; mixed Iacklng Sj gOaB n;
light S6 Ba6 vi choice heavy 81 BM7 b.
Cattle - Receipts 1000 head. shlpmenta 1900
head; gnUl demand: common Ia choice n 00a6 Tb.
Sheep Receipts 400 head; goo'l To choice a lOa
NEW YoRK, October l9-DRY GOobs. Business
moderate with package houses aud ialf with Job
beB. cotton gnu,ls are moving steadily on back
oFtlen and the tOno Oi the market Il very firm.
Prints In mOdcfAte demand At first luindS. Spring
woOiens fairly active The Bulletin nys; "The
remaining stock u Splaglet prints has been closed
ont 10 a large JObbing house
NEw ORtGGSs, October i9- Coffee Dull RlC
eArgOea ordinary In prime 91saigc Sugar tipSdy
with iait demand; inlly iaIr SFc yellow ciStitii
gi4agiSc. MOlHsaA dull Al 2RliC, according 4
quality, Rice qulei Louisiana ordinary 10 choice
S1sA7IiC.
N9w YOEE, October i2--NiEtGtS--NfA Manufactures
copper unchanged Ingpt lake isiItaisJSc, Pc irof
demand fair aud matkel arm. Scotch Sll Olia Oh
Ruslia iheetIng n9 Mb o., Nails, cut 81 SOaS 10
cIinoh " gN6gO,
CiHaNNAri, O,tStt ia-ifoa weak. sommon an,
llght q 9ia6 On packing and huicheSS a Si'6 ~
ReccipW i,9O0 head; shipments g7b head
NEW ,YohK, Octpb(r "a -WOot5-QuIet ana a.,
dgmessle heeett siaSdei pulled N6t1a unVdSb1i
t2Aslei Ee1As ieaale, -''"-'as' y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-13
SHERMAN AND TIIURLOw WEED.
What the Latter says OF Shermnn's HC
turn to the Service, 1851.

NEw YoRx, October l2.-4With reference
to the denial Of General Sherman that
rhurlow Weed had anything to do with
his return to the military service in 1860,
aud to the assertion Of General Sherman
that he never saw Mr.. Weed until the war
was over the latter says an the latter part
OF 1850, or early in 1861, consulted with
General Winfield and General Taylor,
brother Of President Taylor. General Tay-
lOr stated to me TINT some OF the best men
we had were in retirement. One WINS Gen.
Sherman, who was at the time president OF
n college in Louisiana; another wRs MCClel.
Ian, chief engineer Of II railroad in llli-
nois. Ireportcd this to President Lincoln
and Mr. Cameron, and both Of the gentle
men General Taylor spoke Of were brought
into the army. myself knew neither OF
them personally until afterward. Colonel
Tyler, Of Connecticut, was also brought In
atthistme. General TaylOrspoke very high
ly Of Sherman, saying that he could render
great service to the country. General Scott,
who was then too old to take command Of
the armies, was asked who was competent
to be his successor. 1Iereplied that Il was
difficult TO answer because Lee and John.
son had gone over to the Confederatcs. Mr..
Lincoln. Il alive, would corroborate all |
have said"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-13

DErRoir, October l2-The new Fire Re.
lief Commission Of this State issued the
following statement and appeal this after.
nOoni 1.-THE Flre Relief Commission Of
Michigan in returning their thanks To the
people Of the United States for their gen.
erotis donation for the relief Of the suffer.
ers BY the late fires in this State, and beg
to report that they have now an abundance
ri clothing on hand to supply their wants
aud respectfully request that further con
tribVLions to the Commission be made In
money, except s,loh articles as quilts, com.
forts and blankets, Of which q quantity
can be used to advantaged.
II. 7. BALDWIN, Chairman,
Detroit. Mich,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-13
THE WESTERN UNION COMPANY.
Election OF Directors and Report Of the
ElusIness OF the Year.

New YoRk, October 12.-At the annual
meeting Of Observation-Disclosures ofthe Western
Union Telegraph Company the following
Board Of Directors was elected: Norvin
Green, Thos. r. Eckert, Edwin D. Nor.
gnn, John Van Horne, Augustus Schell,
Harrison Durkee, Jay Gould, Russell Sage,
Alonzo b. Cornell, Sidney Dillon, Cyrus
W. Field, Edward s. SandiOrt, James II.
Barker, Moses Taylor, Robert IIenoS
Kennedy, Hugh j. Iewett, j. Pier.
pont Morgan, Frederick !. Aimes,
Edwin +. Worcester, William d.
Bishop, G. +. Huntington, George
h. Roberts, Salmon q. Simmons, Samuel
Sloan, Eristtts winan, Anasa Stone, Geo.
j. Gould, ChaunCey NJ. Depew, Jas w.
Clendennin. business Of the year. Sur.
plus July |, 1880, S4Gj,25j II. The revEn.
lies, expenses and profits Of the wear end
ing June 20, 1881, were rs follows: Reyen-
ties, $i4,060,S06 OF; expenses (inClnding
leased line rentalsand taxes), s., ,420, lB5 10.
Net profits, Sj,74O,6lO 22. Total, S6,043,-
Cos 10, from which were applied; For divi.
tlends, 81, ,782 1893 %; for interest on bonds
Si27, AS 6l; for sinking fund, Si000j %;
total, S4,2O0,004 q. The surplus Of net
revenue for the year over dividends, inter-
est and sinking fund appropriations was
81 4lO5lD OF,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-13
P0ET AND gDTfOiI.
THE Sudden Death Of br. .. q. Holland
Yesterday Morning,

NEW YoRK, October i2.-Dr. !. q. tIol.
land, author and editor Of Scrbnet',, died
suddenly Of heart disease at his residence,
40 Park Place, this city. at six o'clock this
morning. lie was apparently in perfect
health yesterday and spent the day at the
publication office preparing Topics oi the
Times" for the December number. lie
awoke at Ave o'clock and spoke 70 bis wife
about rising. 4 moment later he began
breathing heavily, and before any one
could besummoned he Eas dead. He leave;
aWidOW aDdtwo young daughters and SOt
at Yale. fle had been suffering from hear
disease Tor six years. He Will be buried
Saturday.