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Morning journal and courier., 1883-10-15
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 MEssRs. c. I. H0oD 0 Ge.: GenfleHen-- I have used Hoops SARSAPARILLA in my family for scrofulouS huHnor with wonderful success, and am happy to tell you that it is the best medicine we ever used do sin cereiy advise any one who is troubled with scrofula to give this valuable remedy trial, and assure them they will not be diSappOfnt- cd Very truly yours, (Cobu1n Shuttle Go.l 0. C.PIcKERING. HooD's sSARsAPARILLA is sold by all Drug. gists. Price $l per bottle; six for $k Pre- pared by c. l. HOOD& CO, Lowell, Mass
Morning journal and courier., 1883-10-15
Thsspisn FaIF-Astraetfve Prog


 The friends of the popular young Thes. plans were out in large numbers last Satur- day evening. At the close of the dance the voting was as follows: For the most popular policeman. James Brewer 329. James GeIston 15s, James Reynolds 1s5, John Grant 52, R.. Moore 20. For the journalists pen, John J. Splain 82, James Scott 72, E. M. Graves 56, F. s. Bassett 32, W. H. Goldsmith I4 For. the most popular Forester, ". H. Gafey 40, Joseph Healy HIS, Joseph Flagg 108, Dr. J. J. s. Doherty 73, J. ts H. cO'Keefe 47, N. P. Tyler 47, w. o'Kesfe 25. This evening closes the. fair and arrangements have been made to make it especially attractive. There will be grand concert by SLandrigan,s full orehestra assist ed by John Priest, the celebrated xylophene player of New York, from 8 to 9 o'clock. Every one who enters the hall will be pre- scented with copy of the Thespian waltz written especially for the society by PEofes-l sor Davis of New York There will be dane ing from to 12. The entertainments given by the Thespians are exceedingly pleasant and there will undoubtedly be large gather ing at the Atheneum this evening. The friends of the various candidates for the badges and prizes should be out en nasae and give them their support on the last even-s 1OQ. gfp $ wsTaS asasfassafSf-e
Morning journal and courier., 1883-10-15
J. N. ADAM & Co.
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We have an elegant white wool vest for ladies at $1. Nothing superior to it is ob- tainabIe at the price in any part of the coun- fry J. N. ADAM 4 Go
Morning journal and courier., 1883-10-15
Ann1versary Exercises at English EaaI

Anniversary Exercises at English Han
 There was large audience present at Eng fish Hall last evening on the occasion of the anniversary exercises of the mission. It was started seven years ago yesterday with three scholars and has grown into large and four ishing. school. The exercises consisted of prayer by Pres. Porter, reading of scripture by Rev. T. R. Bacon, singing by number of the children of the school, recitation by Miss Davis, and addresses by MT. Collins, Dr. Barbour and Prof. Harris of the Theological seminary. The recitation by Miss Davis, 8 Christian lady who is teacher of eloeution, was 8 very agreeable innovation in the exer- cises given at English Hall. A number of prominent citizens were present. A liberal collection was taken for aiding the york.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-10-15
Travelling in the East.

On Saturday Chief HendFick received an interesting letter from Hon. John H. Leeds, of this city, dated Smyrna, Asia Minor, Sep tember 23. Mir. Leeds says he has had q very pleasant journey so far s'through Eng land, France, Italy and the Grecian Archipel- ago, calling at Athens and several of the more important Greek islands," His Allan tic voyage, however, was very rough. MT. Leeds says he has to go about 1000 miles further in southeast direction before he reaches his journeys end He will return by way of Alexandretta and inland by camel and horse to the coast of the Mediterranean, across to Gibraltar, through Spain and France.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-10-15

Ladies' white merino vest at 37tc. We would like ladies to compare this with any thing else at the price. s&eH S&E : I N AnAM x Co
Morning journal and courier., 1883-10-15
Dr. CarmiChaGl'S Argument.
 WilsOnia and Physicians.
New ArtfcIe Oct, 5th.


 Let us next inquire into the various opinions of physologsts respecting the presence of an electric force in the nervous g stem. AS in amGss every os importance we observe m equal discrepancy in this dEeSon fss snns tha fne v Pow electric, others again that they ga vanic, and others s who evade the qSssson 6y asslasiRg % that cite few of these pinions In speaking of nerve force 3 distinguished modern pnysiologist says : the phenomena of life, and its essence, or the exact
 schanisW of it's ssnsrssscn is one of the problems ologists. We know however that in the operations of the nervous .yss ts neEyss ssEya G GsIpy as con evident also that nearly all of the soealled vital phenomena more or less influenced and controlled through this wonderful agent" Again, when we come 10 study fully the action of electricity upon the nerves we shall that 1t is by far the most con one by which We closely initiate the true nerve force great is the similarity indeed between certain of and those attending the physiological action that some physiologiss have regarded the nerve ce we sbanon the hypothesis of the identity of nerve with electricity are compelled to admit that eris' and not to be compared with any force known outside of living organisms but we admit. neverthe
 as as the electric shes and that Electric currents exist in different anatomical structures in the living tionsn Again. nefvas soon lose their irritabil ity after they have been separated from the centres portant structural change in the nerve hbrss. The tubes lose their normal appearance, and the medul larry matter becomes opaque and coaguates in large drops The axis-cyIinder is not 90 much modiled in structure, but 1t certainly loses it's characteristic physie1ogica1 properties" Again, eleetricty Is the best means we have Of artifcially exciting the nerves, etc. Ana 50 we might go on quoting from authority after authority upon the inherent electric properties of the nervous ayste or their absence, writers and expsrnnsntern upon the wonderful rove ations Of physioogy. We might also cite the unnis electricity or think of magnetic force in the nervous system by innumerable experiments upon force by cutting the nerves and thus sexerng their connection with the sources from which their force is supplied. The original power which charac terfzed then whether 1t be of sansry, motoE, gpe ciaI sanae other nature can be made manifest and that which has been lost, viz, their electric mag netic properties. JULIUS IVES, Agent,
 oc6 daWs @ 14 Elm Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-10-15
AkkNCN IDEALS

The revival of Pinafore at the American Theater this week is an event of interest to the music loving world. This popular opera will be given with great cast which is com pekent to do justice to SuIlivan's taking, music.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-10-15

J. N. Adam & Co.'S white wool vest at SIPS is the best thing lady can get for that price,
Morning journal and courier., 1883-10-15
Neyzark and Ne,Z Haven odd Felloyza.

About forty eight Newark Odd Fellows will be the guests of Harmony lodge No. 5, I. o. O. F., tomorrow evening. Among the number will be Grand Representative Craig and number of other prominent Newark Odd Fellows The visitors will be finely en- teftained. Also among the number will be Mir. George A. CosRrove, now of Newark, formerly for many years of WhitneyVille.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-10-15

A good name at home is 8 tower of strength abroad. Ten times as much Hoods Sarsapa- rilla used in Lowell as of any other.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-10-15


 
 
 
 
  At day opening arriving from agents tendencies are care the latest styles and faoc general scale or city, we lose no oh desirable
 
  lourd follows: 5 -st Misses ClOaks and Suits, Dress GOO0s anu sfILs Millinery Hats. Flowers Feathers Muslin Underwear, WOrsted Goods, Trimmings and Frfnses' Er.r Tramxiues. Linens DOmestfcs, Notions, Jew eIry Laces, Handkerchief, Made-uP Laces, RabbOns Hosiery and NEerino Underyyear Furnishing
Morning journal and courier., 1883-10-15

. Asthe New Haven Opera HouEe next Tues
 day evening" October IS, Mr.John T. Hindaa the celebrated Irish comedian, will play ine the ssBells O BhandOnp supported by Miss
 Inion Lawrence. The play will be given with characteristic songs and dancess .ssaal
Morning journal and courier., 1883-10-15

There is something aoft and tender fn 4klas fall of single snowzlake, bus iik always re-s minds us to look alter our bottle of Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup,--our old standby in the days of coughs and colds we have d. RaYa found it reliable.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-10-15
, Enterta.i.nlinenta. h { ].

! At Carlls Opera House next Tuesday even
 ing Rice's Surprise Party will give the musi-
 cal comedy sPop. which has made such q fsuccessa isiN 5 1aat6ga tglE aass sc, saaH sss
Morning journal and courier., 1883-10-15

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Morning journal and courier., 1883-10-15

J. N. Adam & Go. have Cartwright $ War ner's English underwear for ladies.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-07

One OF the objects OF the society lately
organized by the benevolent ladies OF the
city is to obyiatc indiscrimina,e
giving to unworthy beggars who
call from door to door with
pitiiul tales OF want aud destitution; The
worthy poor should lie helped. The un.
worthy should be driven to honest labor.
The Fifth ward auxiliary Is now ready to
take care OF the poor belonging to its
territory, and request any person in the
city who Is called on for help by those
claiming 10 live in the Fifth ward, to refer
the same to the following named persons
who arc inspectors oil the territory named !:
Water and Main street, from creek to
Twenty.second street, Mrs. DR.. N. K. Nor.
ris, No. 81 Twentieth street; Mrs. Car
michael. l-.' rnr" j l.
Water and Main streets, from Twenty.
second TO Twenty.io1rth, Miss Carnahan,
23l2 Main street; Miss Pugh.
Market aud Chapline, from creek TO
Tweniy.fourth street, Mrs. Joseph Hall,
22l4 Market; Mrs. Amick, 2l4l Chapline.
Eof and Jacob streets, from creek TO
Twenty-second street, Mrs. W. B. Thom-
son, 2227 Chapline; Mrs, McNabb, Fifth
ward School House. '''1'N
Eoff and Jacob streets, from Twenty
second to. Twenty.iourth, Miss Mary
McMechan, 2203 Chapline; Miss Cook
Wilson, cor. Twenty.third and Chapllne.
Wood street, Mildred Hamilton, 29l7
Eof; Mrs. ,Wm. Stottsberry, 1924 Market.
Mrs. W. B, Thomson has charge OF the
Employment Department. Persons de-
siriDgto employ help or those seeking em-
ployment should apply 10 her at No. 2227
Chapline street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-07

SAVANNAH, GA, March Can elope.
ment from Hinesville, Liberty county, was
the sensation yesterday. The brave Loeb.
invar was D. N. Cameron, Of North Caro-
lima, and the bride cahrming young lady,
Miss Lula P. Smith, Of Hinesville. The
parents had selected rs their son.in.law
Joseph Morrison. They made. arrange
ments for wedding. The trousseau was
purchased and grand party was given
at the patefnal mansion on Tues:
day night, when her elope'
ment was planned. After the party
Cameron returned to the house, and Miss
Smith pitched her yalise and bandbox
from the window, jumped into the arms o.
her lover and the pair drove in buggy to
Savannah. Saturday evening when Mr..
Morrison, the bridesmaids and the guests
met at the paternal residence the bride was
missing. About the same time she was
united in marriage in this city, and yester
day afternoon left with her North Carolina
groom for Florida.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-07
A WILD SCHEME.
"A Project TO Remove whisky from the
Country.

Country.
WASHINGTON, March 6.-It is reported
that there Is q movement on foot among
the whisky men now in Washington to
form combination among the owners Of
the large quantity Of whisky in bond, bank
ers and others interested in spirits TO re-
move the bonded whisky from the United
States, Honduras being named as the prob
able destination. The whisky 1t Is said,
can be transported at small cost
down the Ohio and Mississippi riv-
ers to New Orleans, and thence shipped
Ito a foreign port, which will relieve the
owners OF all responsibility to the Govern.
ment the law allowing the expectation OF
spirits, which, II it comes back 10 the
United States, pays only the internal rev.
enue tax on the actual amount in the pack
age. Il is claimed that the Improvement Of
the whisky and the saving Of the tax on
leakage. and shrinkage would make
this profitable enterprise and save from
embarrassment the present holders OF the
immense quantity Of whisky, over pro,
duced in this country during the past few
years, as well as the capitalists and bank
ers who have become interested in the ar.
ticle as collateral on advancemenis and
and loans. 1t will be remembered that
the whisky now in bond will have to be
taken out from month to month, which
cannot be done without great loss to the
owners. The project seems TO be q wild
one, but 1t Is said is actually being consid-
cred by responsible business men and cap
italists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-07

CINCINNATI, March GA Commercial
GaEette, somerville, Ohio, special says: An
old farmer, A. J. Wing, living near here,
was frightened to death last night. Wing
was in mortal fear Of negro who had
threatened to shoot him. Last night he
was persuadedby two boys 10 go with them
to neighbor's to fix clock. By pre-
arrangement another boy, concealed
in the dark lane, fred a
pistol when the party approached, where.
upon one Of the party with Wing uttered 9
shrek and fell to the ground. The old
man ran to the nearest neighbors, obtained
admittance, and dropped dead on the
floor. The inquest today revealed fatty
degeneration OF the heart. The excitement
is great and the censure Of the young mer
hitter. ......t.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-07
AN IRON Co,s TROUnLEs.
A Receiver Asked for brown, Bonnell q
Co, In Pennsysyanin.

Co. In PennsyEfanfn.
PITTSBURGH, March Ga bill Of COM
plant was filed in the United States Cir
cult Court to-day by the Lake Superior
Iron Company and Jackson Iron Com
pany, corporations Of the State Of Mlchi-
gan, and the Negunee Concentrating Com
pany, corporation Of the State Of New
York, against Brown, Bonnell 4 Co., whose
financial embarrassment has attracted 80
much attention in manufacturing circles
for the past few weeks. The bill sets forth
that the defendant firm Is indebted to the
Superior Iron Company In the sum Of $lS,-
776 rs, TO the jackson Iron Company in
the sum Of Sl4, ,72S so, and to the Nagunee
Concentrating Company in the sum Of
S., 1000. That on the Goth OF Feb.
ruary, 1873, in the Circuit Court OF
Northern District Of Ohio, wherein a
bill in equity was filed between
the parties heretofore named, a
decree was rendered by the Court appoint
ing Fayette Brown receiver OF all the prop
erty and effects OF the said Brown. Bon
nell & Co., wherever situated or found, to
hold, and mortgage the same, subject to
further order Of Court. Complainant
further says that Brown, Bonnell & Co. are
insolyent, and that portion Of their prop.
erty and effects are situated in Pennsylva-
mia, within the jurisdiction Of this Court.
Plaintiffs, therefore, pray that Fayette
Brown, the receiver appointed ~ the
courts Of Ohio, be endorsed by this e,nrt
to act as receiver Of the property Of the
embarrassed firm situated within the
Western District Of Pennsylvania, to hold
and manage the same until further orders,
and for such other relief as the exigencies
Of the case may require.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-07
Ape,peraIe prlze Fight.

New YoRx, March 0.-The most des'
perate prize fight the city ever witnessed
took place tonight in the basement oil
"Mat" Grace's Bowery Sporting House.
The principals were Fuljames, the
lightweight champion and Patrick
Gallagher, noted pugilist OF Phila-
delphia. The men wore apologies for
gloves to evade the law. The battle was
for $500 and the light weight championship.
Fourteen rounds were fought in twenty
minutes. The championship and money
were awarded to Fuljames, as at the end oi
the fourteenth round Gallagher failed to
come to time. Both men were terribly
punished. t-t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-07
A FEAT ArA BrLLIARD TABLE.
Vignaux's Play with Sexton In New
York Last Night.

NEw YoRE, March 0.-About two hum
dred and fifty gentlemen met last night
in an uptown billiard parlor, and when
all were seated and NJ. vignaux appeared
ready to play, Mark Twain, who had been
chatting with friend at the end Of a row
Of seats back of,the table, arose and said:
"Gentlemen, please give me your atten.
ton for minute. l have been called
upon by Mr.. O'Conner to introduce the
distinguished gentlemen from abroad. II
there is one thing1 understand aud like
better than another, 1t Is introducing
people. This time am better fixed than
when, was first introduced to thepublic.
On that occasion a prominent citizen oil
Pittsburgh said that he would introduce
me 10 the audience II I would find some
responsible man to apologize for him after
my lecture was over. II there is anything
that Mr.. Vignaux cannot do, gentlemen,
call upon me and I'll do II"
After the applause and laughter NJ. Wig
naux and Mr.. Sexton stepped TO the table
to play 800 points up at what Is called the
chalk line game" OF billiards-the same
that Is to be played in the Chicago tourna.
ment Vignaux led and counted two, Sex
ton following with the same number. Then
Vignaux failed to count, Sexton adding
five buttons TO his string. This was the
only time that Sexton was ahead in the
game, Vignaux made run Of "a in his
third inning He had to ask q question
about the lines, and was evidently being
initiated into the game. Sexton was very
much of. in his play, Only toward the
end Of the game did he appear to recover
from what they call "the Vignaux
scare" Here he made his only run OF
double figures, scoring AZ before he passed
out on difficult shot. Yignaux reached
double figures ten times, his highest run
being 55. He made several remarkable
draw shots, and one especially fine masse
curved shot, which drew liberal applause
The score was: Vignaux, 800; Sexton, al.
Vignaux performed some wonderful fancy
shots. One that drew the most applause
was made by placing three balls together
inside chalked ring about six inches in
diameter In the center Of the table, caroms
ing on one oil the balls, cushioning atthe
ends Of the table and finishing with all the
balls in the ring.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-07
CABLE CLICKS.

The French Chamber Of Deputies has re
fused to demand revision Of the Consti'
tuition. s.9.M
A Russian student oil Liege University
was arrested at Brussels with 1900 francs
He Is believed 10 be connected with the
SociAlistic Propaganda.
Dennis Field, q juror in the Hynes case,
who was stabbed after the conviction oi
Hynes, has lodged claim for E10,000 aS
compensation for his injuries. 9!
Mr.. Gladstone, in the House Of Com.
mons, last night, said the recent surmise
OF Mr.. Harrington, that the evacuation ol
Egypt might be completed in SIX months
was merely an expression OF hore founded
founded on circumstances.
Tho negotiations between Gen. Lew
Wallace, United States Minister, and thu
Porte in regard to petroleum warehouses
are approaching o satiEfactory conclusion,
Mr.. Wallace claims that each importer
Rhall have special warehouse out OF town
and that the present storage dues shall bt
reduced.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-07

New York, March 6.-The jury Of in
quest finds that fourteen children sufio.
Gated and four remaining were crushed to
death during the panic recently in the
German Catholic School House in Four
teenth street; that the school building was
insufficient to accommodate seven hundred
children, the average attendance, and that
the stairway should be provided with hand
rails on both sides. They recommend fre-
quent and systematic alarm exercises to be
had in all schools, and in order to enable
the Superintendents Of the different schools
to avail themselves Of all experience in this
matter, the attention Of the Board Of Edu.
ton is called to the expediency Of appoint.
ing suitable person to superintend false
alarm fire.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-07

iWAsnlNoToS, D. G., March 6.-The off.
GERS in the Weather Bureau have been
looking up their records, and find that ior
ten years severe storm has occurred be.
tween the 9th and l1th OF March. They
suppose Virgins bases his prediction on
this fact. They say that the refusal of Con.
gress to continue the approximation ol
S4,O0Ofor observations in the West Indies
will be fraught with danger to shipping, as
1t was due 10 their branch Of the service
that the bureau has been able to ioretell
the approach Of hurricanes. Now they will
not be able to give sufficient warning.
Last year 1t is estimated that SS5 900, 900
worth Of shipping was kept in harbor by a
single prediction OF q coming hurricane
which would have made navigation dan.
gerous.
orrAwA, March 6.-Prof. Virgins left
for Halifax to get the benefit OF the big
blow he predicts on the 9th 10th and lth
instants. A heavy snow storm is blocking
the roads.