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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-29
PLEASANT PARTY
Given by tho Misses LOring At Elan
Grove Last Evening,


Last evening special train left the u. d
o. depot OF this city via the HempRcId
Branch, loaded with Us merry and jolly a
party Of pleasure seekers US ever left the city,
The destination of the train was Elm Grove,
and the objective point for the passengers
after reaching that suburb was tho large and
hOspitable mansion OF Major Loring. For
over week the younger portion fe|ite society
has been on the tlp-tOe emancipation oyerthe
private hop to be given by Misses Minnie and
Lucy Loring, the Majors attractive daugh'
tiers; and when ut M early hour this morn.
ing the train rolled buck into the city II
brought tired but delighted party home all
OF whom were unanimous In expressing that
the evenings enjoyment had more than
equalled their highest expectations.
After arriving Mt the LOring mansion and
laying aside wraps, the party gathered In the
delightful strains OF Kramer. Later In the
evening german was formed, which was
gracefully led by Mr.. Bunch Hustled, OF
Morgantown. Although this was party
gotten up by the younger set, several mem
bers OF the intermediate and older sets were
present and enjoyed themselves fully as much
as the Others The Misses LOring acted the
part OF hostesses with charming ease and
grace, and the affair may DO safely set down
us one OF the events OF the season,
Among those our reporter noticed as being
present were Misses Belle MCCabe, Josie
MCCabe, Jessie List, Julia List, Jennie simp-
son, Jennie Baird, Jennie Bloomfield, Lou
Cummins, Lucy Hubbard, Mamie Leighton,
Sallie Whitaker, Belle Caldwell, Lille Ba.
ker, Mamie and Mamie Dubois Daisy ca
rOtIlers, Jennie Woods, Mary OFT, Mamie
Russell, Bessie Hamilton, Washington; Dele
Little Ellie UpdcgraiI, Marie Neyins, Colum-
bus; Nellie Muir, Carrie Anderson and
Messrs. Irwin Singleton, Charlie List, Geo.
Ilaughlin, Walter Bloomfield Walker Frs-
sell, Gene Hildroth, John !ogl, John Hand
Ian, Tom Howell, John Baker, Ed. Hall,
Harry Wilson, Sam Miller, Geo. Leighton,
Charlie Hobbs, Milton Mabis, Barbour Brown,
Frank Hail. Bates Woods, Charlie Anderson,
Bernie McNIechen, viii Delaplain, Bob Nc.
Courtney, Charlie Simpson, Bunch Hustled,
John Gfier Geo. Baird and Harry 7. Black,
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"A quiet wedding In brooke Count,
Yesterday.

I'd Yesterday.
Yesterday afternoon wedding ceremony
was performed in brooke county, in which
thehigb contracting parties were two young
people, both iavorites in this city. The bride
was Miss MOllie Houston, one Of Iethahy's
+ hAhdsomeSt ladies and gifted with numerous
gfaces and accomplishments. Size has often
visited IN this city and has u large number
Of admifefS. The fortunate nan Oh whom
she bestowed her hand and heart was Ed. w.
Dtues. formerly Of tliis city but now Of New
[ York,
The ceremony was 10 have been performed
at the residence Of Mrs. William Rfdgley, the
BRIDES mother, IN the morning by Prof VI,
X, pendletOr,i In tile presence Ola few friends,
but for unforeseen reasons the Professor, II
was found, almost al the last moment, would
bd unable to he present. II was also asCef.
tanned that there was not 10 be had In Beth.
any any minister who was licensedto marry.
A friend Of the groom immediately drove
post haste 10 Wellsbufg and arranged for the
ceremonies 10 take place there. In the mean.
time there was at Mrs, RidEley'sa huge and
elegant wedding dinner to be discussed, and
10 making the best Of the state Of affairs, q
mieffy party sal down To. the feast Of good
things and thoroughly enjoyed II. After
dinner carriages were ordered and large
patty drove over 10 Wellsbutg, where, In the
fafiofs d the Hudson House, Rev, DR.. Hol.
isief spoke the words that made the young
connie man and wife. The rest Of the after.
NOM was pleasantly spent, aud at $50 Mr..
and Mis-. Bfues took the Panhandle train for
the East
No caftls Of invitation were issued, only
iew OF the warm and personal friends Of the
bride and groom attending. Tue presents
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"rnE DANNER's DATGI1rEn."
Presentation OF Bronson IIoward's Play
LIZ Enlllar,a lnfinnnY.

By COllIef'H company
The performance ut the Opera House. last
night by Golfers Combination OF Bronson
Towards famous Locieiy play, 'The Bankers
Daughter was in all respects satisfactory
and creditable. The audience comfortably
filled the house, and for refinement and at.
probation Is not often surpassed here. Tie
pathetic story OF tho drama Is familiar to
most Of our readers. II Is treated In such d
way that much OF the pleasure from the tn.
folding Of the narrative Is dependent mon
the way In which the actors behave In
what appear to DO minor situations. We
doubt Ii a company Of higher or more even
merit could be cast 10 tie piece than that
which played 1t last night. II we were
10 attempt to particulariEe we should
feel like awarding the palm to Miss
Florence White, whose personation Of the
difficult character OF "Lilliah" was very fine
Mrs. Charles Walcott as "Mrs. Drowne' made
the most Of an amusing part. The chld's
part, quite an Important one, was most
clarmingly taken by lite Georgia, and Mis-
Graham's "Atrs. lfolCombe" was admirable
One peculiarly Is noticeable In all the parts
the appearance Of tie persons carrying the
various roles was exactly what tile appear.
ance Of such people In real life might be ex.
pected 10 be- The male parts were In food
hands, and the addition Of elegant costumes
and handsono stage accessories, contributed
10 make the most pleasing performance Of
the present season.
The play will be repeated this evening.
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CARPETS.

Fine MoQusttSs, with Borders
to match.
Rich YslvOts, with borders to
match.
Extra Body brussels, with
BoIder TO match.
Choice Tapestries, with Bor'
ders TO match,
Church, Hall and Stair Car.
pets in Body and Tapestry Brus'
sells.
Threc.Plys, Super Ingrains,
Double Cotton Chains, and Dol
phin HempS in larger variety
than ever shown before.
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MATTINGS.

India and Rattan Mattings for
Offices and Public Buildings.
Cocoa Mattings In all grades,
China Mattings OF every quality,
from 99lG cents per yard up to
the finest Lintan.
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OIL CLOTHS.

Best English and American
Cloths from 3 to "a feet wide,
Stair and Hall Oil Cloths In
beautiful designs.
Our Oil Cloth stock Is we'll sea-
soned, and always carefully
stretched before being put down,
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OMre, Nos. IS and ~ Fourteenth street


Tho Lincoln Club.
Grand Opcning-I, G. Dillon.
Stockholders Meeting.
The Linsly Institute,
Stockholders Annual Meeting.
New Year Cards.
Money to Loan.
Attention Sir Knights.
Special Meeting.
$25 90 lleward-Missing.
Real Estate Bulletin.
Wanted-Forty Men and Boys.
Election Notice.
New Year Presents-l Edmund Booking.
To the Merchants and Business Men,
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RUGS.

Moquette, Velvet, Tapestry,
Smyrna, and hugs In great VA.
riety.
Velvet and Tapestry Sofa Rugs
Rubber and OIL Cloth Mats,
sheepskin Mats,
Special to Close:
Lot Of Crum Cloths,
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on December q, q, %, 30 and 81.
1881, and january !, tbS2 The q. & o, viii
sell excursions tickets to and from all stations
on tho line Of the road. Excursion tickets
good returning until January Sd, 1889 In
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WINDOW SHADES.

In this department we offer an
assortment Of one hundred va
rietieS:
SHADES of any color or ma
terial made to order.
New Dado Shades in tho latest
colorings.
Store Shades a specially.
We use only the latest and
most improved Carpet Lining
in all our work,
We always have Remnants oil
Carpeting to sell Of less than cost,
Before purchasing we respect
fully soliCita call, rs our stock
offers opportunities for inferma.
ton that should insure al exam
ination.
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Take "sLAox.DEAvoAr. and you
will never be billions.
FnF salh lIv Tnuah A. Co

TIN great secret Of peruna Is that II always
comedies with the riS alediedIriE nditEd ina
tufe.)
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nwlNE OF oARpvln four time, a day
makes a happy household.
For sale by Logan & Co.
John Roener,

Headquarters for cheap Dry Goods, Notions,
Carpets, Wall Paper, Cloaks, shawls, &c, &C.,
at exceedingly low prices for cash, 10 close
out all heavy winter goods as speedily as pos
Slble. Call soon Nos 20iB and 202i Main
street, one square below the stone bridge.
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Jusr received a lot Of Ladies' Hand Turned
Button Shoes, suitable for dancing, at
Nv. BLOND's
1885 Main street,
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NEW GOODSl NEW GOODS! at MIL.
IER s FIIANZIIEIM'S, the Jewellers,
1909 Market Street.
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TIE usual merchants lunch at the New
MeLure House Sample Rooms daily.
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The following shows the range Of the ther.
mometer, US observed at schnepls drug store,
Opera House corner yesterday:
Jam 12N.SE IAN. or M7P.N.
% II 10 10 90 % s. 81
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
wAsniSaroS, D. G., December 20.-1G.M-
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley colder,
clearing weather west winds, higher pres.
sure.
For the Lower Lake Region, colder,
partly cloudy weather with light rain or
snow, southerly, yeering to westerly winds,
higher pressure.
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T. II. tfuDsuS left Saturday to visit friends
during the holidays, at Beallsvllle, Ohio.
His business will be conducted by J.T. My
ets and William Bayha during his absence.
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suitable Articles for Christmas Gifts.
stOinway Piano.
Knabe Piano.
Chickering Piano.
Hallet & Davis Piano.
Hartman Piano.
Guild Piano.
Fischer Piano.
palace Organ.
Loring & Blake Organ.
Accordion.
Violin.
Guitar.
Banjo.
Yiolinsello.
Flute.
Concertina.
Music Book.
Music Roll.
Music Folio.
Piano Cover.
Piano Stool.
Piano Instructor, &C., &C., to be found al
LUCAs Music sroRE,
1i42 Main street.
Pianos and organs on easy payments and
At lowest prices.
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A GENTS wANTED-A tate chance To make
~ money rapidly sellIha our Now Book
by Sunlight or GasIIght.

Showing upthe new York Of TODAY, with ia nal.
aceh lw crowded il rushing elevated
" datk crimes and terrible trageiles ia chaFItles
and 70 TACT every phase Of life IN the great civ
DON'T waste time selling slow books, but send i6f
agents &c. Prospectus now ready and territory m
good demand. Address 80
DOUGLASS BROS 4 PAYNE
fiNNlNN6N NIL.
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CLOSING out for the next thirty days a lot
Of Mems Heavy Boots and Shoes at cost
L, V, BLOND.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.



l.. r. Sweeney, city, SIS. Alden, Cleveland,
=. DulanCy, n. MGtt'Sv'e. Geo Turbay, city.
Cooper A W, Rav'sw'd X. Mccormick, slstersy'e
]. K. Box, Cleveland. T. J. Shar, Mt. Adams
s. T. ", straI, Mt Adams. L. G. Folk, u. 4 Q. Il. R.
Y, J. Blackwoo,il, city, &c. G. Jones, MouldSy'e
JET Staley, Pittsburgh. G.MennApOny, N. Cunb
!. stilwcll, Bridgeport. A. +, Castor, city.
w H. StOtsberry, u o. Il. T. HandenSchitt, Ohio.
re, Henderson AthenSJ n Henderson, N Athen.
J, II. MCCurdy, DAltO. ". +. Martin, BaltO
8, N. Taylor, baltimore, II. W. Clark, Steubenye.
81 A, Wolf, fairtnont u, B. Snyder W, Falrm't.
D. Hudson, FAlrin0nt. Tn. Mcbride, alrmOnt.
Jos. A. Wells, FRlrnont. Henry Gordon, Chit.
Mat. speer, Cincinnati. Joe. Kent, Cincinnati.
J. a. Kelvin, ". U. 7. Co. +, Mckun, i. SPRING.
r. L. MlChil wife, city. Miss Julia NeGsOn, city,
J. W. MCEltoy, Wellsbirg. J. ROlstor, WellSburg
J. u. Lewis Wellsburg. A. ]. Blanchard, Clev0l'd.
A. A. Gard, Springfield. X. Campbell IiansOck co,
F, lAnlng, Hancock co. fhll Aflhutz, River
N. ". Crane, Cranberry. W. 7. White, Cranberry,
g JoneEA ", Cranberry. j. D. Piles LiLtletOn, VIVA
s. X. Hume, Cumberl'd. g. l.. KOernef, Pittsburgh,
8. L. Wood, Pittsburgh. Miss L. Z. Wood PittS6'g,
Sas. A. Calhoon, PittSb'gh.
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mo AbvEnItsEng.tokessA RATES ID adtet.
,iAag 4, lgsg s9g teatl Al.
atta CIV. II ~ JILL q co. 10 spruce ST., M II.
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suitable Articles for ohrlStmaS elltl

Gents Fine Hand Embroidered Slippers
for holiday presents, at L. v. BLoNDs.
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WANTED.
WANIED TO EXCHANGE,
FOR RENT,

Coon ROOMS TO LET-WFTI r,;s
NJ NIsLED, with or without Lo.,J IL FUR.
WIZ SFpbv ToF' Main and Twentieth htTo, y Grlg
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TAX NOTICE,
FOR SALE.

F0R SALE-BUGGIES, PIlAETOSs
~ and Wagons Now Is tho time Tor lSHrlSl
Also hne Draft Horses for nlc. J.W, FERREII
Cor Main and IMenlleth streets tCiO
DOR SALE-A HOUSE AND lot
II The house contains ten rooms, InrlulInrnA
room, wash house and drying room on LaSf n M
Brick building. with modern ImprOyVuSnL1 TsrmI
easy. Inquire of. A. HOLIDAY. irT
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING,

SIVUNlULDEIIS MEETlNG,
The annual meeting OF the stockholde, o,N.
wheeling and belmont bridge company NM "
THE NlNTITDAY OF JANTAVY Is,I '9IS,pAl
the hours Of l;30 and O'clock +. NJ far i6o co,,,y
OF nine managers TO serve during The rn,Ies WV
ueG JOS LAWSON gcrn1,I,,,"'
, 1881-10-10

Mts. HUoHwALTEf, n gentleman who lins
hopes Ut beng elected Guvcrnor OF Ohio, md
WIN hns testified 10 tho fnith TINT is !1t him by
opening n barrel. has boon travelling through
the slato fnr aevernL weeks au1 prasrntinY tho
cxigcncics ut his case tn atlcl, rrsaans ns hu
could Induce to llsten. At Columbus lust Friday
tho pcrIpatctic DcnMIcrnt met with n rebuff
frD,n tho proprietor Of a largu manufacturing
establishment through which tho wandering
Democrat desired to meandcr by benK told that
tho pursuns VITO had their money Invested In tho
bslslucss did not cure TO hnyo tho time nj their
employees taken up during working hours 10
listcntnR tn pallticnl speechos from tho candi.
tates Of either purtS', whcreupon nookwnltcr
resumed bis pcdestrInnlam III disgust. Tho po.
sltlon tnkun by tito Columbus man Is Very
scslsible nnu. wheA hatts rnn 10 hired thcre Ia
nj, excuse for cundit1nte taking tho time Of
men for which nthoI 'nen pay money In which to
advance Als cluLnls for uiltce.
, 1881-10-10

TI1E swearing in of Il Senator before 4
President hos been chosen Is mt nh ,l,lcoin-
ll,nn practice. Indeed, 1t IL tie usual ,notlo
OF procedure when tho Senate Is without n
President md desi1es to choose to that 0iEice
one who Is just beginning new term, and
consequently Is rcuufrett to bo sworn iii
afresl,. The correspondent Of a New York
pnper cites the prccettents thus:
March 4, lsa1. Mr.. King. Of .Aiabama, WAS
sworn IN Ms Senator before ntiy i'rcadont ot tho
scsnte had boon chosen, md Mr.. King httnsoIf
wis thercufHiM chnson tu tint 1llfce: Mtrch 8,
lS4n, MF. AtEhtRoh syMB sworn III Us senator hc-
fore any President Ut tho sunnte hat! lH.en chn-
Bell. mud he. ton, WINS tnarrutlun c'l0sun to tint
so,lator bcfuro my rres!dcntuf tho Snt!Mlo hu,i
bcen chosen. and that ht, nIR0, WIS thereap0n
cdosch to tut utlIcS: atarci l. iNi3. 5fr Fodt was
swOrn In ~ ScHAtor before my President 0f the
SerMte bud 6cen cht,sUn and he Whs therenrnl
tGhUA9l ~ that Olllc1s and March 3, 1877, Mr.,
dent nt the Heilato Ind heeu choscn, nnd ha was
thsfauu0H ct0sofi to th&t Ufhuo.
There Is evidently precedent enough to
Justify the Democrats Ut tho Senate In swear
Ing In tho Scnators from Nuw York ulli
Rhode island beforo proceeding to the elec-
t1on Of officers. Il simple resolution direct
Ing that tho oath be administered by the ollE-
est Sanntor would be sufficient. md strictly
fn Mcc0rtanco Will, cust0m. hut the uelno-
crats III tho Ssllata aro not sulreltng fur
authority to justify tlem in dolng the fair
tl!tng,
, 1881-10-10

te1li. They rrnlzc,l tint they themselves wNro
In rntt responsible for tho continued ex-
tstctt:c ri the nlH,1ilhle system bccA,lsG they
llatl neglected tn put Il ipriusl tu 1t.
Wtut II ei,nllge Ut senttsHetlt Mr. Curtis III
cut,ucre,l wtnu llu lUUls His srnt Il, tho tulu
Scw Yurk Convention! Ills .rpso!ntton lie
lnnlMllnx complete lrforlu was mt ntloptetl
butt RESTITUTION rGcURnlzlnE ul0 urlnolpia
fur which liz liutl W !U,lg commended WIS
aunutGtt. Ills resolution. III so many words,
wits mt tuptclE, but he WIS clirerGtl. TwU-
thirds Of tho wing ut tho party with which
lu nctr were I'll ncr,,ut with lin oil Ills r,ut-
tcal ctyll-strylcu proposition, and tho other
third wcrc reAtly ~ !,ttorse tllu yrcat
prlnelplc.
To tho question, Wlat Is tho ca,lsc Of the
revolution III New York Republican purity
politics: Congressman Iiiscnck rup!Ees: "tTo
| slpep colsvtction That government III tllfs
country must pr0eeutt from tic l,ottotll up 10
tho top, sstl not frulsi thu top !ow,l. IL tio
lpye Dt tllu Republic. alMi 10 thu aversion to
| imperialism III American politics." In n
wnr,l tic peoplo lIave resolved that I'osstsnt
! a,Mi Its spawl', Tho spells systert. el,a1l ,o
nvertl,rowJ,-tlmt they shall 10 eliminated
! frnns unltEts. r.,ht alMl l,rnncil
If It hn trllu tint President Garfield llatl
"lnEhly" resolved tn til whit llo cnt,l.l to
bring about tlls cousn'un,atlmf, 1t lnny be
salt! that wslufo term In tue Presidency ill.,
voted sDlr1y tn this etitl coltiu scarcely llnyo
| accomplished moro t.lnil wis wrought by his
untlnleIy ,teath. Ills entira life. now pltott,-
granln..l iM letters 1T living light Oil tho
nin,ls nj the Amcrical, people, IL n lesson Ill
tic .leatlty or lNthtrat llurlt l ftA ,l!lstiigit
, 1881-10-10

TIE Republicans II, the Senate will to-day
enter u forIna! prntcst, presented b. Sena-
tors Edlnunsls. Frye, and I.ogan, agalnst tho
rleclon Ut Daya.A as President pro tc'a. prior
10 Lie swearing III ut the How Senators. ills
will understood that Dngitl Dasls will yoto
fur Anthony, Tho Republican candidate, but
II is not probable tl,at he woulll unite with
the Republicans !n I'LL attempt to deposo
IIaynr1 in tie event Of tue latter's election.
!. Is ou'the SecretaryshIp. however, that the
Republicans WILL make their strongest
, 1881-10-10
DR.. THOMAS THEORY OF THE ATONE.
MENT

The trtat Of DR., Thomas before 4 commit
tce Ut tho Methodist Conference at Sycamore
Inns raised some doctrinal questions OF inter-
est to The dcno,ninat!onal public, md among
others that which rclntcs 10 tho true theory
Ut tho atonrinent. Dr. Thomas Is accusetlbY
certain Of his clerical brethren will, be[lcy-
Ing thnt "tllo ntOnement was to reconcile
,nan to Tod, 1,ot God to man." We do not
know how important n difference this may
be iii tho Methodist theology. From tho ex-
animation of DR.. TIlollus Oil Ills a'Iegctl
herescs wa make this extract. Question
to DR.. Thomas:
~ Did you say at a prnnchera' meeting that
chri4.! died to fceonoIe mutt to God, nut God to
III asked Or. nann!stcr II tho Scriptures my
where ta,iHht that ths death Of Christ was 10
.:.What ga Dr. lianutstcr say to thst2"
"ldd Mot iaysclf express my opinion On tho
subject, simply nssed ihat question:
Thu Ilpy. j. N. Caldwell WIS called al,d
PLACED Oh tlso stanl IN rebuttal Ut tho defcnl-
ant. Question by l'r. pnrKhurst;
"Ir Gawv WI! yoa tel t1o eouf, @ why y9a
'rne III ?, at1!!c.a.n! % %"@ IL feeoncc man to ood'
Interest III Tho s,ilte 0f tho htona,nunt. ani
preached Ut, tho subject thu next HAbl,nth, and
a 1sfy,r s ,yP ;, y sxsss..a as 4. TX yy' e!
| 1t wAs AcrCt!eul."
1t will strike tho avernga layl,lnl,, perhaps,
TINT the quality Of llerrsy lnvolyed In .lraw-
lux such ii distinction Is mi sufficiently awful
10 Justify trlul MD expulsion. 1t tnora wuru
| ,ln other gr0und ut prosecution than this
agatnst DR., 'l'l0mas, TIT trial would bo cal..
sidercd by n,any Us !ncn'.sctncntia!. Thero
, 1881-10-10
WINDOW ARID WALL "6THEET
The Dnstnn H{ohG Of tho Still Of Oclnber

contains tho 1ulinwluK:
1t h,s tccn given mt IN some circles IN 1,oslon
tW partIca who werO nfccteu thAt SeGrctnry
wlnilom had denied giving the Information
"nlt h!s u9ns whun was printe;l H. ,no d!',s i.;
..tnpha,ieat!y that he cnstd nat iuterfnrn IN tho
fight i,ntween tho buits nnll t,enrs; Tint tho
Treasury Department would not ln tlscsl M II
Nnli street; and lhnt tG prtaonl strlnReney nf
Tho innIey il.lrket wns llc IT, overspGnttlntiot.
This Tho houDrnbso secretary cnnuot dc:,y. mud
lila i,oiIcy, but nj u'cIock Wednesday evening
ttsbrnleIt and after cnrtfu consideration Of tho
question.
Snn,e of the Wall street stoc'i-gamblcrs say
that, II he used this lamgl,aRe anti r,alc this
declaration. l,n should he compelled tn re-
sign tito oi'lcc Of Secretary Of tho Treasury.
MD tint "some Ntw fnrk iMal, having
knowledge Of tic Interests u.ltt wn,,tsD Df bust-
'Icss-1nen sl!ou1d In promptly upmiMtch In
his piaro"i 1t Is hnrtlly doubtful that thu
Secretary 'natte this statement, and 1t
IL even less doubtful that his ian-
EuaEe expressed Ills nwn Judgment and
his own purpose. What Inns tho Secretary
Of tho Treasury to tlo With tho longs" nnd
'sl,orts " of Wall street" WIat has tic Sec-
retary to do with using the Treasury Of the
United States to casts tho stook market for
tho hull SPECTATORS or in tie interest Ut
Tho bears? These two opposing gangs
of desperate gn,nhlers in wateve.l stocks hnyo
carried their game to such MI extent tl.at the
prices In tile stuck market nro How nearly
double what tho ynfue OF thu watcre.l stl1if
justiiles; aud 10 keep lip tl,is initiation of
prices these gamblers lIaye borrowed every
dnllar they linvo been able to ol,tali,, Their
, 1881-10-10
LAKESIDE MUSINGS.

"lf there nre my unhroken satea In New
York should llku tu sce thpnt."-{s0scoe Eonk.
linz.
"i.ct na make tile dynamite plots ot
cointry, md caro- not WIN nlnlses tho iaws.''-
UD0nUcGm IsHssit.
"Sx t;irls ~ is tho lille nf tile tntest novel.
It Is cxpccteh TINT sequel entitled "Our Dru-
ken tluts" WILL hc issued suofi.
Judge T0urg:t'a lecture IL eltittel "Glyu
la 1tcss." II tho ]t,'igo Is appealing to oihor
lecturers he ottght to III snppartctt.
l'erll,arit was hIssc,l Mt flannblrg recent
~, md, stepping IL Tho fontiEhts, said: :" nm
not nccustour,l In pity tn Eccsc." It II evident
thar Hlrah cnrrita her tmxstlg -trloscs With aor.
\ cincinnati paprr says that l'rcsItlrnt .tr.
thsr llAa tctsett Senator .onts' hoMse. usld ti1s
tcnattr In his 1!lrst. 1t IL nut every nun Whu
IL writ enough fixed u boar,l With the Pscs.
tIrnt.
f,lc nj tho satt,last coincltcnccs connected
With tho rrrnt tiro Is that ex,tetIy trtt yearA
from tho .thy o11 which tho calamity occnrred
tho cMtlre White Sucking nisle was reGuXngcd
Iur tho scnsm nc 1H8:...
Tln futhcr oi Mrs. t.hristiancy tcslitlc III
Washington thu ufhur tug thut rrcvfons to Ut.
erptlny tue Scrsltt,r s tlal,4tlcr had refused
Twenty-Five n!Yrrs nt tuntrln,lT. Tie old Ean.
tiefnn evidently kept iii uyu On Lily ulll las.
bOys
III think il wo,id lo a gunt t.len 10 ca't
tnnss .ntetlnE of lust Ilen wa1 left tho Sherman,
Ilollse I'll thu n!Kht nr tho biz tire. Tllcro
three ur lnnr httulred Ut ,s yet alive, a.ltl ths
interchange III stpsit,s would be ynry pleasant.
Incidentally. 1t might lie wel to suy thut thN
really and truly list tnnn who LEFT tho Shortnan
flollsc was yours truly Lung j''hn.
Little 1o-rrep awUke frsm lcr sleep;
Her eyes u1,unrd vide auu wilder;