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, 1881-01-13

8p1ftdf 1711g1IEH 10 TIE E7,9tHV" 7FFpHHss
,MAnloN; l,ui., .1ns.. is.-'llio first through
traln over tllu Toledo. Detlihos & Boonllllg-
ton Narrow Unuge IthIiway arrived l,er1 Inst
night from Toledo, bringing will It j. N.
Curse, the President, md J. irwin, tllc Vlce..
President. They are cnntAr,lt tint the roa.t
will bu running lMto st.. l.u,lls Within c!ghl::
ten tlb1itlIs. The r0ad runs through koou
GOlltlttY. ..
, 1881-01-13

spttiat p,M,es to Tie Chieago Tribune. .
MILWAUKEE, Wis, jan. 19,-An 0illcor Of,
the Chicago, Milwaukee, d st. 1'al,l Railway
Company nal;s Lint tho. statement recently
made In TIM TnI,.s,SE be corrected lM rc-
gard to thu number. Of luIlcs owned anl
opsrated By tint giant corpontion. lie snys
tint tho number of Mllcs, set down Mt A,o0O
IN round numbers. IL much too small. and
TINT 900 as tho limit of tho st. 1'Anl systeti
would llpt be too. lGrgn. tio fncctlonsly re-
marked TINT he had mt seen tho st. Paul
,.,up fur tho week ending Saturday tic 5ils.
anil therefore could not slenk by tho cRrd,
but tint ho knew If hls Company only lNrkctl
two Or three hundred miles to round out tile
1000 to,al, 'lu wns sure tliat negotiations
woro nlgcatiy guing OIL for tho purchase of
tho: required lines. lie. ntlde'l. In earnest,
tint by ,oxt January the: st. Paul Colilpany
wonlA hive. by construction, asttl purchase,
at lpAst 6,0tU miles Of railront., As the casu
stands ,tp-.ny, slnnngar,, Merrill CONTROLS
other ,singlc intllnettilcnt IN, THO untlGtl
.Stntcs;. dr. I'll thu world. Ills Cnihpnry lI.is
stntUrutls upnll ta ngrrSsl 70 policy 'WlllEsl
aeplls to have, beolt inspired by tho p0eta
famous GGllplut. - - +. /. v r.. -
:" Nj pent-up Utica contracts u,,r powera, :.
' =, Tho 9whqtG na.lnt!ess continent Is pura."" ;,
ii In eertaii1y, il lnSy GoifporltloI,' aud II
Wnnagctl with great skill d,ia fidelity 10 the
best Interests of It's Stockholders.
, 1881-01-13

nnurd Andy tl!eesoli, invited thu, young lady
rtstaurant, wi,ere 10 prs;ytaiIie,i Ml3n 'rr 70
HItrst,,, wns ticn 1Hinch by two ntller yDulR
,,',,S, JAMES 1inrrignm nn VIII iiays a'ni !ho
tI,ir,, lux III Rirl u i, lt'nely raen nrar lhu
'bl fai nil arti yl!ls sl!t Ma* II ~ aln,ost ;1
,,mk"i IrlIl yIojntrti licr }Nts6n IN shocking
nn;tlIcr, % iiarr]ga,,, Inns been Arlestc'i, ant!
tIlo noljce ara oil the track Of Glccsoii and
Hays,
, 1881-01-13

severalllays past to decide whether to.tlc.
clare d scrip dividend Of not. They were
authorized by tho meeting Of stocklIohlMGrs M
atuck of tho st,htt by MI ni!los,tt chyerltR
ihc cust oi tho iinca cD,,soll.inted with t!le
lnall line. Nntll!,t0 has. yet !,oe' EtBrprtl ut
ilio ,,thctclingA nf .!lo i,lrectnrs at II y ".
ibo .Wntatng seliulne. they 'wflC1Et' well
,ei0l,gI, al0lia. aiul tnko NJ Steps tl Mo ,t'a!-
tor t1r tito prcAetlt. ."ii sttr G,Itnh
, 1881-01-13
nEAI)tN0.'.

+. y Special: Dtspaseh 10 TIE thfd9o 'lf1bnRs' I.
T1l1ApELrl11A, pn.. .'nA. le.-alessrs.
Mcgulmout brothers Il Co. cab!ca tn their
,l'hlauelplilu ruEants. tint ITO suchi deposlt
ind been ,,,htlo III l4ol,to, as was claimed! by
the I.Dnttun Standard this morning. w'llcll
added that President unwcn liutl wired
tile deposit tD q phila!lelplfn Dn|k. up tON
late hour this evening the llecriynrs l,n!l ~
eryttl ito intinnt!oil ot n,y gich tle!'hsit; or
tlit'' ttnhsfer lit my funds TO this 'sidg Ut
ttc water: Tho lIohttl nf Directors tt-.lny
resolved To ,nt.ut. ,hEatn ~ ,sonil as
pusslhip to iss,lu u call Inr TIC allnllnl meet
iug, but declared tel tlays' noticN ,caltirE'y
ilisutt!eiciit. nild uxpressgl tito hope tint
tleir announcements of such n tttlSf''fl
would he satisfactory 10 the Court ntturG
whtil return rllsst l,D made OH tho nlterlal-
tive luatllniiiIa ttl-lnOrrnW, >.
III Ito trtsttrJt Issofdttl Prfts.
pmlLAnwLrt1A, IA, .ll,n. lM;-'rhe Donnl
Of MnllatvrH Of tho Philadelphia u !teailMtE
llnllruatl Company mot tt,.tNy alNl passed TIC
following reg1tutinn: ... = .!
iscst'rrti, Th.t wy .lrcm tho nn.lce Or ion. ,ays
prior to spcl meeting utterly nsllil!clent GM! wo
will adiuitn to be calleI tuEethns By tho 1tcst-
dent pr,i tetn,, VIII, Will ttx tN4 tino 81 such
Injecting immediately upbil tho disposition by
tho court f saa rule; tenvlng ny at liberty ~ net
cDnA1stbhllv with o,tr Judgment without diare.
&pGGt IL IAA EUutts
, 1881-01-13
>:..:.5, SCANDAL.
Epsttrt fif,u.,trh In 7hs fht+ano 1,-jh,ius.

c,ss ss' i''is J 70 .Ta ss' a1t; CITY tD1f Of armer
City, twenty. inllcs 10 tho northeast Of Clii-
Ion, Is ,ptl :agog over scandal ciase III which
nss,'' ns 5 J. s'etSo's tSs first ssy Ill.,, 'esss!saa st a
town a1 been ,s,, "sfassd s a!, BY mr. 'sr 49,,
tllibcy;wlth otle Burke, II jolly blacksmith Of
TINT pleee AZ first tl'o matter ,a WINS a!ows WEI!
Il sxosfs ss ss ss ss sc @ T ty D$a ei ' pases M It
,tp soeietyin that burg rather lively.
, 1881-01-13

CAITURs OF a TRANSFORMER.
MILWAUKEE, Jan. 1s.zzThe Wisconsin
Central Hallway officers received word Of the
cauturs ut tlIcnbelI,nh, near fond tn l.ac, Of
yuung Vanlerlloof, another pf tho trnin-tnD-
bers engaged th tho recent dttelnpt To ,iItelaa
train Oh that road, and who waylald a'ttl
tobbc,l h braKctitn1. WHO was sseht back to lug
the passenger train, ~,
, 1881-01-13

81. LOFTS. 3Io., jim. Il M iSSIS5t dlabolleal
outrage was committed. gB. tux xperson Of "
ydung lady !p East st. tipuls list Lonaay
light. ithbpeags ths iudS. who liYsg III tliIs
city bid II quito respectfully connectG1, went
across ui, river A0Mdny 10 ylaIta lady lrteld.
III the -eyeutnG . brvsheritRl Ills friend,
, 1881-01-13
aouLD's IA'rEsr i'UHC1iAaf..
Tie New Uyten,ls Ithies mikes the follOw

Tie New Oytea,.s 14hles makes the foluw
lng Important statcn,Gut: = '"."'
"A trltsattton hun lust bcen rhpottca which is
0is with nnL a!!1y the fnte uf New OrcaHa, nnt
81 tllo Gntra Nt,ttH. The aEn4a Or Jug tl0til
have purchased fur tho sltn VI $76J,t ,tu tho Nor
Gan ltHlltUHd to li0nH!ilsnlvIle. ,irnis.wIl ht
completed md cxtu!,iu.(. unl Will furnl lntrt hf
tho kuw Urlohns PNe!!u ltunl. 1tts teari,al Tint
the cHtlro r1ud 10 Shreveport will 10 completed
about Anr. !: TITO pntahtH6 nllutlru to h,lovo
eett1s dGnl teiy tho lneaunn ri the New UrlrMtlH
FIeltc !ltlMl, nhaHt which thnro hhs ,tJrnn 80
much iisu.lss!nll. Mr. i, il. WhuNit,Uk, i'rcsi.
dens az tue Now urIenls rnu!tu ltnIlwuy. Aal.l
tlcru wcru urr,,tInl!ons If, tAAt Ilrru-
rton. Mr.. Whcriook stn(9d that uil
miles OF iron. cnultHh to ,cunpnto thu enlflu
,,Sndy lssn nagG;'ass M a,la tl.at p{1ba1ly To-Day
now rap!y progressing IN tnr ns l.ecnrnpte, atld
itls contemplated tint tito roAa Will bring TO
New 0rrNns ngxt yenr crnl'. hir' llHtch!nsns,.
q tho tfr.n vt &. H.. Whitney & Ct'., Btttcd that
t!iete Ia M authenticity In tho reported sMlv ut
tlie Murgnn RUad tU Dnnatlsnnfl;lc. atl1 TINT
he t0es not SEQ low tho stntclutht etll] havo
UFl1!Mttsd. NeycrthollHs there u 40 doubt but
dant tho r0a1 will 10 .rurGbase1 by Jhy Gould.
Iheru " I'D ucnRll tiAde nf tho fnGt tl't f1tHn.
th!tiona huyn hce,., pcnI!Ag pyer sItcg thP VIII!
dt Cnt. rhnntnA 4. Buut t1 this city, u thls rotd
u bought 1t Will hnslen slo e0nlptGtldE Ut tho
New Orleans pAclllu u ycAr to Now Qr!oAnS.
, 1881-01-13
INDIANA, DLoOnG1S0TUN Is WEST
IstfN.


The Secretary Of tho Indiana, Bloomington
l. Wcs,erI, ltMltruatl l,as srltt tho following
nn,lru 10 tho Auditors Of tile sevcrnl co,II-
ties IN Illinois through which tho rontl
Nssca, instructlng tliau, 10 scu that It ~ pnf,-
lIslut, rs tho Inv requires, III tile 0l''elal pm
per nt tho Respective counties:
Nuter Is heroly Rlvon TINT the nnarl1 Of 1ol-
rcrtors ur this Conpnlly hive this tay pnBsfti Il
rasnlntit!n cnlinH II meeting Of the stotkho!dGrs
u,l vatl,ik tonshDtrrA tr tlu held 1T tim t,tl!eo
or tho cullipunyt III tho Clly Of indianapolis, III
tho Slate Of ininuu. !r the 18th day Or A'!rG'+
snl,.,,itted fnr authorization and .tht'hht,oh Il
ptVWscd cont trict FOR tllo caltanlh!Htion 1f tho
Btt,ck, property atih franchises OF thts CnmpNny
with thse nf il ttItrahy 10 Ito 0ruhn!zeii fnr tho
purpnsu Of c0t.etrliut!nK aid nrernttg y Inn VI
faiiroa1 fr4ln in1lapgl!s. lnsl. t1 I9'Int;1ss r y,
ctto Railway Company. aid tho Secretary WIS
directed u give hotIco Of such meeting nccorti-
7'hc transrnr. bpnl!s will close reb. /, md viii
reopen 3larch 10, 1851.
hlr. Atlatln Cnrbi.l, tiso President. Of tho
runH, tr1rErMlhls fruhl New York that the
DlrrctDrA hnye tluclttGtl tu retnn the hume Of
lnttinnn. Bloomington Il Western llnn!l. anu
cnMspl!ttate thu uhio, Indiana IL Pacillc
lndlnna.. Bloomington Il Wtstertl from IN.
lialnfDlIs to Columbus. 1t Ii statntl TINT the
rnilS liaye leCn contracted fur 10 build this
rUA MID TINT work VIII he cdlNlllU'ltetl oil 1t
| NJ snbti nTtgr tic surveys nfn completed ~
| tho weather will permit. Surveyors III tho
| southern lille hnye cnhlplttet their surveys
nearly LwO-tIlirlts the tllstNller, MID rtHntt
tint nit 10 point will the gradu be over thirty
| feet IL tie mile.
, 1881-01-13

Give mo tho EIiakcrs Slirshpnrilln IN ,prctcr-
ct,cu To I'LL uthtrs.-C. Il. tnilnttte. II. H., I}0s-
, 1881-01-13
INAUGURAL Of the Dlning.car sys.
lem on the Baltimofe
j., Ohio4 ~,
r,,o Western ,passcnEor WAR Not
settled Y7,ct--chntlt'et.of
tllg,.,Nn1,asl'.,",., .,,,,s !,
Gould's Latest Purchnsc-The "a
Indianapolis, Bloomington ZIG
&nWcstcrn. Il i .. =
The Famous jersey City Bridg|ss, Bill Again
introduced IN the Jeraey
Legislature.

p,SrSG-CAR 1NAuHUHAL
Mn rxncrtmcnt llns been trir,l by the West
ern NJ ronts Which has taken 80 WI! with the M
public unit proved Of se, benefit tG n the sa
ruals t'lenselvoa ~ .!a .., pa'c's VI w." eIn
passcngers cali enjoy their nenls while thu
trnln Is In mo'tut', alta takn ~ inne' time ~
lucy w'l III e,,S W., n,,,.,,a,,,,s s,J ,t ia ,it,,.
before them. e eo,naai,,s moot sn, s,e 'u,
aud nsasos sn sys i ss,ss ssws s n essss wsl
that tho system Of ninrcars , , IL ratI ranla!y ~ ,e ns,
ing .5 a{rode a % S sfs NJ; 'o to prest @ '' .s inns n.y.
sHai,rs Stations viii soon be thing Of tho past
s.I''v,'s vu,hr If Western rov,ls hive since In
.nn',rnr ~ ' thu system, and on ali Of them it
any s,'eurot% uroyp lis hlpIy successful l,ut none Of
tral t,,e e;rcat Western, mud GraiM Trunk. have
.at IN ,,rnsrmt linn made M, rxpcrinunt,;
W. " ~ ,,ps ~ ,oft fnr ti, conseryntly Dnti'
system To tic Eastern scnbonrl: On nnd:
sit"r tbis tlay passengers taking this road
will eaye e$seent lsa's ,,, serstG ,no 'ne'i ,sni
speeding dloltg nj tho rasc Of thirty miles M,
nollr, nil OF which will no doubt be appre-
l. .,ntn,l hv tE,sn WIN lave hnretoftrU been
clAAeu ~ mug VIII ..,,,, ,,0 ,,M,"m tnf.r,hr
meals within twenty minutes =, ut
dlnIng stations ninl!s this line.
Nuw for u ccitA they VII, l W nble 10 eat ~
ccltent nenls At leisure. Wht!n u y not ~ *.
Eencllt frUnl tl,o cnrs themselves, yet tl'ey:
wtl Increase tho popularity nt tho, rpnt! tO
sucl, III, extent LIut i,o u,lht n!f other Fast
er,I trunk lncs will he Hu1'lpellsd t0 lnl!oW'
atloli a ti,eIii. .''S ,,.,,,
The i,uw tltnlnE-cnr line OH the Haltlntoro
4 Uh,u WIS inat!gurated yesterday With q
fine dinner, which WIS participated Il!
, 1881-01-13

auggcsietl is Tint Tho BIT Is merely tn Id used
rs I, club In the Senntnr'nl fight. Opposition
IL sought to lla TREATED nEnfnst .0I,t, Ut TIC
candidates, wIn Is wel! AnUwI, t0 have frltnd-'
" rrlnilUnS with tito Pennsylvania CuhtaHy,
II N cllNtgtlt tint Cnmba,ly rxGrtrlf sufficient
intl,!r,lla,, upaiI1st llie H0rlbIlnan tlukHtnt
tie lRtH tlectlntl It, SECURE [ts lcfcnt, nnl,by
prevent my Republicans WIN art, f,iti,ss'.. ..or
!lo Central from voting for q cnntltdnth iot
UNltetl blntes Sgnntor friendly to thu! i'en,l-
aylyania. Thu lu!,by nrc sa,lYuInu ,tlpti II
iieaiia "hus intss," alld Il strong ,colorlnu is
gyEn to that snl'posllio,l .ftoin ,tll9 .vay "
WlhitFi N. was fMtrMtncrt1. . 11y this flll4
Y Is presumed : 10 refer p
lnttirally. carrtrs II 10 tho; COmnll.tca
on Mttntcipnl Enftihtntt,hs, cpn,pOsrd, al-
Mnst 'IpnltrGiy of tho fiiends Of tlsu Centrhl,
Wl,nt*tliht Con.p,iy .seil;H to ob,aiu "A 'tid
opeMlng. .pE streut III .torsuy City to tlo watct
Ut thu. MorrfS Cnnal bnat,l, !iDw owned nr
perpetltNlty leasC,l by. tho LchlEll,; Vnflny
kntlrnhtl G0mtany, md tho CONSTRUCTION Df II
brtdgn 'tver Il wlteh viii coHlleet tliclr Com.
inulllpnw terminus will Jegsry City, They
l,vu expended Hrcat tleal uf i,lni,ey y, fep!s'
'a!lon nnl litigation 70 e!fcGt this, .blit tllG
otl,et twD grpht corporations cn!iallnGti
against II hnye invariably cnh,eu victorious,
, 1881-01-13

W.iN'r1sD-TO IkI:N'r.
1I}ASTED- -TO N}ST.-J Ok HUusls EN- sulrEt
w uf small cottage, within easy qlillncu Of bAxls
1tukh cantto itont Must bo tnodhtatt. Addrcsl H.
l'tlbunb dffltb.
w .prlyhsa unco n1i9tnlnY IN i.a hnlla.4t prg::
II YrlbltnD DttgH.
, 1881-01-13


nruuf tatu win nGuyy s4sa i,.sln .lur ind uxifA
chY.t R1Hst ~ Yw Ar % ssysIa ~ ;Muys gfI.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-15

II seems strange that anyone will sufIe,
from the many arrangements brought on by
an impure condition Of the blood, when
seovill's 6atsaparilla aud stilllngiA, OF Blood
and LIVER Syrup will restore perfect health h
the physi al organisation. II Il indeed 4
strengthening syrup, pleasant 10 take, and baS
proven itself y be the best blood purifier ever
diScovered, efectually curing sctoftila, syp
hilith disorders, weakness Of The kidneys.
efysplias, malaria, all nervous disorders AID
debility, bilious complaints and ali diSaaSes
Indicating an impure condition Of tha blood,
liver hidneys, stomach, skin, etc. II coffectS
INDIGESTION aihEle bottle will prove 10 you
q charm peciAlly when The complaint e Of
90 exhaustive nature, having q tendency 10
lessen the natural VigUf Of the brain and
nervous system.
West q McConahey Druggists and Apothe.
carries, Bank Building, BhdSepoft, Ohio, SlSo
Logan, List q Co., WholeSaleS Agents, wheel.
soi W. w. IEak1W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-15
SCRAPS OF NEWS,
GathsFsd Here and There By InteIli'
EsneeF ReDoFters.

Ia, "a, solons.
Coon weather for spring blues.
THE boarding houses are thinning ont.
MUNICIPAL Court will meet tomorrow
morning.
WHEELING will be lonely without the
legislators.
LAST day of the present session Of the
Legislature.
A VERY en.ticing affair comes of at
Fourth Street Church tonight
Tue street parade OF the Colored MRSto-
dous attracted great deal Of attention.
THERE is some talk OF Q meeting Of
Council this week. We hope the report Ia
unfounded.
A DOG belonging 70 John Britt bit .
child, yesterday, residing at No. lls Nine
tenth street.
RECORDER Hook admitted to record
three deeds in fee apdissued one marriage
license, yesterday.
Nh, S. A. WILcox has been appointed
night.wStchman on Market street, be-
tween Twelfth and Fourteenth streets, A
kouu appointments
LETTERs remaining in the Postofiice un.
claimed March Is: N. W. Fitzgerald,
Frank Hermann, Benz. MaCtby, Mr.. 0fer,
Miss Maria 0'Donnell, NJ, S. Seensby, F,
Van Fleet,
THERR are said TO be three Well.defued
cases OF smallpox at Bridgeport, but all In
one family. The residence OF Mr.. Turner,
Just opposite Woodcock's foundry, ia
quarantined.
KATE MOONEY has sworn out warrant
before Justice Phillips for Billy Bowers,
who attempted TO demolish her door on
Saturday evening, The case Is set for trial
at 2P, NJ. to-day.
In the Police court, yesterday, poodle"
Price was sent up for thirty days Tor car
rying slung shot, and Alex, Harris for
assault on RhodA Morris was retired for 9
like time in default oil $40 and costs,
OWING to the lecture at the Fourth
Street NJ. f, Church this evening the
regular weekly meeting Of the OhantauquE
Literary Circle Ia postponed, and will be
held on Friday evening, March 18th.
Mr.. O. Y. LUCAS, the music dealer, has
removed to ll42 Main street, occupying
the rooms formerly occupied by CummiDl
4 Woods. He will be pleased to see al
Of bis old customers at his new place.
ALI persons are cautioned not to cause
an alarm OF fire to be given hereafter iol
the burning OF Chimnies, as 1t puts thu
department TO q great deal Of unnecessary
trouble, and does no good. A hand Of
two full OF salt thrown on fire oil tina
sort will have as much effect as all thu
steSmersi in the city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-15
PERSONAL.

Points About People At Home and
Abroad.
Hon. John A. Campbell, Of Hancock
county, is 10 the city.
N. D. HelmlCk, Of Fairmont, has rooms
at the Mcclure House.
Miss Lizzie Bridgeman, OF sardis, is Wis
iting friends in the city.
Maj. James Burnley, Of Marshall county,
Ia registered at the Mcclure House.
Major Jim. Gardner, Of Bellefontaine,
Ohio, is visiting friends in the city.
Col. T. II. Norton, who has been spend.
Ing o short vacation in the eastern cities,
has returned home,
Mr.. W. A. Richards, Of Baltimore, O
clever commercial traveller, Ia stopping at
the Mcclure House.
Arthur TeeCe, well known In this city,
but now located In Pittsburgh, Is stopping
at the Mcclure House.
Col. Ben. B. Lane, OF Cincinnati, Ohio,
special agent Of the Royal, London and
Lancashire Insurance companies, Is visiting
MAJ. j. V. /. Rodgers, agent Of the above
companies 10 this city.
Hon. Geo. II. MofIett, Of the House OF
Delegates, will deliver a lecture before the
students Of the West Virginia University,
on tomorrow evening, on the subject Of
1.-THE Defects oithe American Educational
System"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-15
orr senate IlSIernilon.

Meeting Senator Lew Newman, otMAr.
shall county, in the Capitol last evening,
a reporter tackled him to know what be
thought Of our district Senatorial repre-.
sentation:
The Senator said that our district was
represented by good and substantial men,
and that people need not fear OF their in.
terests suffering.
"What Of Do nehoo2" asked our youth.
"Well, Donehoo Is a man OF brains and
does bis constituency proud"
"And WoodS?"
Joe Woods" said the Marshall county
statesman, "ls one Of the most promising
young men Of the Senate, and has bril-.
liant future before him."
We know the entire Senate will endorse
The above.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-15
STATE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE,

The Senate was called to order at Q A.
NJ, there being but a quorum present at
that hour,
There were NO committee reports, nor
were there any bills introduced.
The following measures were passed:
The bill to amend and re enact chapter
! Of the Code Of West Virginia, concerning
the limits and jurisdiction Of the State and
giving Its consent TO the purchase Of Ger.
tain lands by the United States,
A bill making an appropriation to pay
Tor copying war records in the Adjutant'
Generals Ottice.s -
Senate Joint Resolution No. II.
RssOlped by he legislature VI ReEt KirgiRia
That the Board OF Public Works and the
Directors OF the PenitentiaTy are hereby
prohibited from hiring or letting the labor
Of any Convlctin the PeniteAtiRry for q
longer period than one year, unless the
same DO hired for q price which, II OBJ.
tanned for such convict in the Peniten.
tiary, will make the institution seltsus-
tanning"
Mr., Faulkner offered the following reso.
luton:
Resolved, That the Committee on Print.
ing inquire into the expediency OF having
republished in pamphlet form, the report
Of the Senate Finance Committee, dated
December %, 1873, together with the re.
port and exhibits accompanying the same.
Mr., Faulkner introduced . bill to amend
and re-enact section %, chapter 80 OF the
Code Of West Virginia, in relation to evi,
dence.
The bill was twice read and ordered to
its third reading.
A bill TO revive and re.euact sections /
10, II aud u Of chapter l5l OF the Code
and TO repeal chapter 6S Of the Acts o
1875, In relation to gaming, lotteries auC
lottery tickets, was read twice and passed
Senate Bill No, l09, in relation to Thu
incorporation OF joint stock companies IL
puTsuanceIof Article NJ OF the ConaIitu
ton, was reported back from the Housl
with sundry amendments. The amend
ments were agreed to, and the bill wa
again passed.
The bill in relation to evidence which
YVES introduced about an hour before, wa
read third time and passed.
A few bills reported back from thl
House with amendments were taken up
the amendments agreed to, and the bill
again passed,
AT the afternoon and evening session
general measures were passed, and at
late hour the Senate adjourned until 10
day OF 0 A, N.
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TnE wEATHEs PROPHET.
what Professor Tiee VIII show NJ
Fourth Street Church Tonight.

FOuFth street Church Tonight.
Prof. Tice, known as "old Probabili.
ties" was bOrnin Pennsylvania Of humble
parentage, but in childhood manifested q
thirst Tor knowledge, especially in the
line otmeteorology, He, IS boy, studied
storms and electric action, and Is said to
have fairly painted for knowledge or some
one to impart II 10 him. When about
fourteen years Of age O pedagogue came
into his iather's neighborhood, TO whom
the wide.aWake boy was sent, but sent 10
manifest, in a short time, more knowledge
than bis teacher. AS the years passed on
he became more and more enthusiastic in
bis specially, and Coutended that coming
storms could be announced before hand
and In time to take needed precaution for
vessels &c. Our readers oil know how bis
predictions have been fulfilled, and with
what interest Probabilities are consulted
II every daily paper In the land. Prof.
Tice is now nearly eighty years Of age,
and will no doubt be greeted by q large
audience.
He will tell what takes place under, in
and above q cloud, having seen 1t himself
how q mountain behaves while forming q
cloud and feeding storm; what cyclone
ls and what 1t does, and why; will show
that II 10 electric action and not wind that
produces such great results In storms, &C.,
Showing the lifting power OF the huTri.
cane, and will exhibit relics OF the great
cyclone OF Marsh6eld, Mo-, last year,
where the entire town was destroyed ex.
cept eight houses-onetenth killed, one.
third wounded. Feathers from birds, wool
from sheep, bark from trees, &C., lifting Of
cars, &c.
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aINsTREIa AZ RE CAPITOL.
a "air Black Boom u the Hou's .

Delegates,
About haltpast four yesterday Hay'
srly's colored Ministries in their parade
arrived at the State House, and the band
struck up q lively air. At once every
member Of the House, which was the
only branch in session, was on his feet,
and q rush made for the Clerks rooms
and cloak rooms on the west side Of the
House, In about half q minute nearly
every member was out Of the room, and
such confusion resulted that nothing
could be done. Somebody raised the
point mo quorum" and q call Of the
House was begun. The members clied
out, "cAll OF the House" and,ruShed back TO
their seats, remaining only long enough to
answer to their names, when they return
ed to the Windows TO watch the really fine
parade.
This led to even greater confusion with
no chance Of procuring q quorum 90 some
one quietly locked the doors, and the call
proceeded. The wrath OF the members
thus excluded from the hall was amusing
TO witness, One member said: swell, I'm
going to see the nigs II do have to pay a
fine" Mr.. Lowry made his exit into the
corridor. and mounting to the gallery,
said; "Mr. Peyton, oh, Mr.. Peyton; don't
you forget TO call me-" This created gen.
eral merriment. After some further pro.
ceedings, motion was made to suspend
further action under the call, but Il was
decidedly voted down. Mr., Settle then
moved that the Sergeant.at.Arms be EN-.
powered to arrest absentees, and compel
their attendance. Better counsel prevail,
ed, however, and shortly business was re-
sumed, and the session went on the even
tenor Of its way.