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TOO MUCH OH yIRGIEY,

ayes, know that objections will be raised
10 the plan, and that the idc, Of taking the
election Of tho sergeant out Of the hands o.
lie people will raise q bowl. Yet while
have nothing TO say against the administra
lion OF Captain Bennett the past two years
YOU will find that during his present term he
will make better officer than he did the
ilrst. He is ineligible for third term, you
know. During the first term there is Away:
disposition to curry favor, so as to be re
elected II is human nature"
"The same objection might be urged Sgains'
the Mayor"
President Of the United States or Governor
of State, but you will usually find, indeed II
Is rarely you find 1t otherwise, that men occu
pying those positions are not accused OF such
action except by malcontents. ltsashamt
thAt his city han allowed herself to run alonl
in the old Virginia style as long as she has
A Mayor should be the head, and that be
cannot properly be unless heis paid for it"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-16
hotel ARRIVALS,
ST JANIS HOTEL

X Carter. gancgvIlle CBpEworth, Pittsburgh
l. II Luther, Cleveland !sh9sher, CleYelan1y,,
q " FoIce. Cleveland X IN PlCst, 6iepbeny tllC
: George. Wellsburg l. EmIck, PusbVrIh
4 II J.SeSley. TItIsbnr h J !. Burey, Pittsburgh
d l. Rschsrdson hOOktn MiS HAneE: MellslurI
NlsSL Adams, Mn, Jun M LAumsr Mellsbnfg
" Dean. Pittsburgh JEPwlel. helhpnR go,
J JAro, RMS 30 !eihoute, stbnblllt
X K Gifin, CITY MA MAton' CAMERON
q s pedtlCorl. Baltimore I shrtEe: hound,viue
I WNaTiord. New York n G Ken, Cincinnati
N T Bachelor, Boston u Innte' L1rtln
o S Charlenean. ChlcAgo M.lark, ChlcaE0
S {; Edwards. Pittsburgh McCAhy, fllhnpIgh
G. Leach, TccumSeh ~ SIhu,atpIIE FhIIAaa
II Douglass, Ripley beIi,
i Gibbs South America Wilson, somHylLle
J George, Louisville N hop"oou' Vhloa'oWu
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-16
TOR SALE.

Foo SALE
A valuable Farm OF go acres for sale, stu.
ated on Fork Ridge, Marshall county, ". Va,
miles from u. & o. Il. L. station, Is mills
from Wheeling, on good road, all In gras,
and In high state OF cultivation; One.hali
mile from school, convenient to mills, mar
ket and churches; plenty OF good fruit, well
watered. To be sold In one tract or In par
cells. For further particulars call on or I'd.
dress
PETER CROW,
Glen Easton, Marshall Co., ". Va
Mention this papSr iR2hnGW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-16

THosE needing Furniture, Carpets DC,
this spring will save money by calling at
link / Morehead's during their closing out
sale this month. Goods must DO sold By
April lSt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-16
GENERAL Sorlops-
NOTICE To STONE CONTRACTORS

BIDS will be received BY the Third prA.
terrain Church until March Il, hiss for ,tips ,ly
aud excavation on new Church Building ON j.Stkt
street, between Thlrty.eIghih aud ThiTt,
streets. Plans and specifications and ipio,nS,IIsl1
received OF i, NJ Howard, architect Inc tSTSSsu
lee reserve tho right TO n!ec, any OF ali 6iSS p,S
menn, cAAh. Addle2 J. B. NIX
mrl $500 Jacob stteat ~,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-16

A Rrp,uAIRKD clerk In Savannah,
Slipped on'A piece Of banana,
Great pain he endured,
But st. Jacobs OIL cured,
lie now goes dancing with Hannah.
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FINANCIAL AND coanERcIAL


NV YORK, March Is Money 7Rl5 per cent. closcC
at l2alI per cent Prime mercantile paper 6a6L
per cent. Sterling Exchange bankers bills Qule
and steady At 81 SOIf; demand 81 SSk.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-16

DIAMOND dyes are 20 perfect and 20 beau.
tiiul that It Is q pleasure 10 use them.
Equally good for dark or Light cOlon. Ten
cents. NWEAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-16

The Hanover Hotel. having been relin.
pushed by Mr.. Brues, Is again in the market
for tenant
John Ryan, Yorkvile miner, CAME down
yesterday and filled his hide with bad whisky.
He was arrested at the depot by Marshal Han.
son, but became 30 obstreperous as to require
Handwriting before be could be placed In the
cooler, and even then had to be chained 10
the bars to keep him from doing himself VIC
lence. He kept up a terrible racket all after
moor, vowing TO wreak an awful vengeance on
the town officials, when he got out.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-16
FOR BALK.
G1OR SALE AT A BARGAIN,

LNOR SALE AT a BARGAIN.
Right hundred aud twenty-ono acres Of nnely
tim6ered land, about Eve miles southeast Of BnI.
ton G. H., W. Va, on the waton Of the Elk River
The land IA underAtd with coal and the timber can
DO hoated down Xix River 10 market, AlSO 500
acres Of timbered land In Perry county, Tennessee,
W. V. H0GHII BRO,
OCT 1900 Market STREET
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-16

srocKs-Narket dull. veal, heavy and declining
to-day and closed 10 per cent below the close Of
Wabash preferred Michigan Central and Union
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-16

Mr.. H. L. Beck, manager OF the factory al
the Bellaire Nail Works, has Just returned
from Cleveland aud Massillon, where he pur.
chased 22 new grindstones, 81 for the Nail
Works Company, and one for J. B. Barnhill,
the boiler maker.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-16
SEALED PROPOSALS.

W. G. SMITH,
county EuVinceF
New-York tribune., 1883-12-10
INSURANCE NEWS and INCIDENTS.

The Commercial Fire Insurance Company of
San Francisco has complied with the laws OF New. York
STATE and will begin the transaction Of business In New.
York City at once Ms Ford, OF No 33 Pinest have
been appointed s agents for the metropolitan district
The Commercial Fire did business here twelve
but withdrew after the Chicago fire. losses by that
con0agration compelling II to DO
Sales Of Insurance stocks are exceedingly SLOW The
following sales reported last week: Park II2L
Empire City, III and KnickerbOcker 90 Ten shares OF
the Manhattan Fire were sold for FLO Two weeks ago
twenty shares OF the stock brought only So This
slight rise does not indicate returning faith the poss
bic value of the stock, but only that the investor
was more shrewd buyer than the last The Manhat
taD's affairs not yet settled but that anything will be
saved from s limited assets for stockholders Is highly
improbable.
he principal gossip OF last week among fire insurance
offices the failure OF the Tariff Association regulate
the brokers One class of City underwriters regards the
failure indication OF the most alarming denOraliza
the insurance business Another class looks upon
the associations refusal to attempt TO coerce the brokers
the OF wisdom. Such say that the broker Ia
entitled reasonable commission and entitled TO spend
that commission, after he and receives IT, az he
chooses even dividing 10 with the insured get business
II he thinks II necessary The universal opinion however
is that local underwriters associations win not attempt
TO handle the broker question again for some time.
There IL not little speculation 10 the complexion OF
the January statements II is generally admitted that
all branches OF insurance. except fire and maI1ne the
showing will be satisfactory. The life, accident plate
glass; fidelity and steam boiler companies made good
progress during the adding To their assets
creasiug their premium receipts In almost every In
recent lmlgTautsw reflect the disasters OF the year
In marked degree. AS rule, the best and most success
m companies do not expect TO show very great gains
their last years strength.
II reported that the Mocha mics and Traders Fire In
surance Company, Of Neworleans, which was recently
New-York tribune., 1883-12-10

The St. Louis. Mo-. I0St Dispatch says: most remark
able has Just TO the notice Of reporter Of this
paper who having been informed of the wonderful
OF Mrs PhuLc Hice No. l.2OS MadsOn-sr, sister OF
tho Hon H. Clay chief OF the st. Louis Fire De
parmru visited that lady at her residence Mrs. Rice
made her statement without the lca, reluctance and said
that tho past years she had been sufferer nom
acute hiianmatory rheumatism which had affected tho
muscles uf the hands, contracting them badly shu
could not comb her hair hold needle pick mp pin,
and rendered the lower limbs helpless she required
crutcnos about. During ten months sho was
called In gave her only temporary relief. SOue time
an one of her children afflicted with contraction Of
the msrlcs the lower jaw, which turned her mouth to
tho features 10 their natural condition, and Mrs Rice
single application, she said, mado her firm believer In
it, virtues - the effect instantaneous and she
greatly benefited The continued use OF It brought her
tu the happy m which the reporter her, with
the OF her limbs and in perfect health. curcd
She WAS very enthusiastic In her Communications OF the
pain relieving and curative powers OF II. Jacobs OIL
which she said had accomplished more for her In few
weeks than all tho other remedies the physicians had
recommended In the past years She now run
m and down stairs she said and her hands
every respect they had been before she began 20
God bless ST. Jacobs OIL. the
good dy exclaimed the reporter about 10 leave.
Mrs Rice has lived I'm this city thirty years and her
statement worthy Of all tcrcdcnce Il fully cOrObOrated
by her friends and neighbor, and by her own children
who fully cOnizant OF her helpless condition before
she began 10 use the wonderful remedy.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-10
A TUNNELL1NG SCHEME ON PAPER.

statement appeared in The Times OF Saturday
giving the particulars of scheme for tunnelling the
North River from shore to Shore 1t is alleged 70 oe
mart of a scheme of the Central Tunnel Rallroa9
Tompanvn The charter of this company procured
in 1881 gives it the right to construct tunnel
from Forty-second-st. down Fourth-ave., through
Tafayette.place and down Elm-st. and under the
City Hall Park to the Post Office. Part OF the plan
is to widen Elm-st. and to obtain permission 10 90
this bill was introduced i'll the last Legislature,
bnt II failed to become law. The idea or the pro,
ectors is that some of the leading railroad men VIII
become interested in the scheme and advance the
necessary capital to put 1t in such state OF Ior
wardness as to attract the attention OF the pnpnc
A gentleman who is cOnversant with the "DETAILS ol
the scheme said to TRIBUNE reporters:
"The scheme is doubtless magnificent one. Inc
trouble is that those who hold the charter arc not
wealthy men. They have endeavored TO interest
various financiers but thus far without success.
The capital of the Central Tunnel Railroad Com
pany is fixed at So 100000. OF this amount about
IS. 900 has been paid in and expended for making
surveys maps ETC. Two commissioners have been
appointed Judge Davis, to whom application was
made for the appointment of third, declined ullIl
he could receive assurances that the necessary
amount of money to pay the expenses OF the coIn-
mission was lodged in bank. The gentlemen VINO
arc connected with the Central Tunnel kallroau
Company and the scheme for tInnelllng the iiuuSon
River are men of character but unfortunately thcy
are not wealthy and it looks very much as Ihougn
their scheme would go no further than the charler
and the maps and surveys. Certainly the company
is apparently no nearer q practical beginning 3l
their protected great work than 1t was whch the
charter was procured, two years ago."
New-York tribune., 1883-12-10
PILOT CHART OF THE NORTH ALTA MTG

Tho photographic office of the Navy Department
ot Washington has begun the publication of
monthly pilot chart of the North Atlantic Ocean
giving details of storms and other nautical ln1or-
nation. which IT is believed will be Invaluable to
mariners by showing in a graphic form the probable
limits of the Gulf Stream, drift ice, icebergS the
best tracks for vessels reported rocks shoals and
lights and changes in the position of bnoys The
publication of the chart is authorized by law 6nt
there is no special appropriation foT the coecton
of the necessary information and the help of those
interested is earnestly solicited Masters of vessels
making extended voyages are to be furnished IRA
in which they are asked to enter data in order to
deduce the mcteorology of the ocean. As soon as
sufficient data is received to warrant IT, the chart
is tn lie issned weakly.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-10

Beck, hog butcher at cent and halt pound; our 4;
Uos turGd over to the city scavenger. Some OF the
meat wasputrid. 70.
Indy;c scbiff. dry-goods dealer at No. 27 Fer
r1>st is announced to have failed with liabilities
Of about $4,000. The principal creditors are 4;
b. Clafn g. Co., Bates, Reed & Cooley, the Union n
ham. Buckley g. Co. and Herbison, & Lodor, OF
New York Schiff effected sale Of his stock last
week to II. B. Claain g. Co. for $4,000, and says
he hopes to make satisfactory arrangements with
his other creditors in few days. The Union CLOAK
Company applied for q writ of replevln Tor goods
furnished on Saturday and gave bonds to cover tne
IS explained in dull business and over-stock.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-10
DFNJALS FROM MR.. VANDERBLLT

"No," said w. II. Vanderbilt to q TRIBUNE
TitipS "the report that commissioned Meissonler
70 painf large 6attepieoe for me entirely neorTeSt
Give Meissoner a Commission 10 paint for me anything
he liked but he has not yet put brush TO canvas Tor my
ever viii. Melssonier ia old man, you know
and peculiar one Oo so imagine that he VIII never Ill
nv commission" . , ~.
Vanderbilt ~ - 4. a.. Aor q
is over. hear that elaborate accounts OF what an
Going IN do have been printed. They entirely false
really know very little about the affair myself gave
the orders some two ago. and have net heard or
thou Oht about IL since"
New-York tribune., 1883-12-10
MORE SYHPATHY NTH ODONNELL.

The regular meeting of the Central Labor
Union was held yesterday afternoon at Odd Fellows,
Hall secondst and the B0wery. with r. j. Galagher OF
.h fahorars Union In the chair. The committee on
labor paper recommended tine establishment OF zeeh
,a oT pg newsnaper II was instructed to get esu-
tan not 70 fbe cost OF issuing such q paper
committee reported IN favor Of holding
who are expected 10 return 70 this city
this week The committee were empowered to make
the necessary arrangements for the meeting. ~ Nss
tod that Herr Most had denounced the Central Labor
Union and had threatened to make trouble at the mass
Robert Bllssert offered resolution calling on President
Arthur TO interfere in behalf Of ODonnel ian American
citizen lying IN British dungeon awaiting sIanguia@uo @
ds M sprved Of the rights OF fair trial" It was passed
unanimously Delegates were instructed 10 urge lneih
hers of their unions not buy papers from Te HeTaa
New-York tribune., 1883-12-10
ropFJGN STEAMERS DUE AT THIS Port.
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NETWORK. DEC. o. 1888.



Steamer Celtic r) Geadcl Liverpool Nov 20. Queenstown
80 win a;S % 196 & 10 liverpool Nov o. via
nrcnsiown 60 with mdse aud passenger. % W. Hurst.
viii a11,1 %d.o ,i and passenger. Peter Wright
steamer Utopia @ Mei'o% Sn Sy VGt Tsss a seGa m
with mise and passengers 10 Henderson iros.
with mdsr nj passenger, to Fnnoh, hdye a 60. - .
May Louisa tBr. Gibn Shcids Nov 2 in ballast
siasnsi Congo Bu williams, Lc NovIs, with to
Steamer oinocO r Frazer bermuda Dec with md'e
steamer sa1on (D wyman, = Thomas days with fruit
to Gomel & roir,al; vessel to M Iornarcs
Steamer Riclmond Boaz. Norfolk With mdsc and passen-
gcfstO Old Dominion Ss Co.
steamer wyanoEc Ilulpher,. Richmond city Point and
steamer Lone star quick ORLEANS Icc l. with md'r
TaTE Ras diaD Qnaero'o Casnan 81 days with salt
toOrdcr, vessel 70 soasCr Dros.
Arrived yesterday
BARK Rebecca Clrani Johnsn, Matanzas 10 days with
suear to order. vessel to Waydcll Go.
ml gT Mos a S1@ Tc Si To- Wsa5Ss Co. ~ Win
Brg Akbar tof Machias lio,ne. ca[scoa q dsys with
Rrg DAYLIGHT of NowIIaveni trockcf 81 joins rH, II
Brig Mcleod I0 Fooe Gonalvcs IL days, with ogWood
to Hnn9l ,Sn, Il % fa fsI' & T E Snsy I@ Is g wa Della
ware Bresk watcr with cedar mahogany etc to order vessel
Ms!s 6s To- si TGsa, cs!.s gsvsna @ lS
sUNser-wlnaa a, sandy Ho2s moderate NSw' hnzy on
shore AtCIty isAnd. light N" clear
SAILED.
steaners waesland for Antwerp Moravia Hamburg; ~
Romans Persian Monarch lAndOn Chateau Lhhtc, Bor
do Hcffuuia lint iadOes.
IlydalmnTc. for Calcutta
Also Long Island Sonnd-Bark LatOucc, for st
LOubes. ..
THE MOVEMENTS or srEAAERa
FOREIGN PORTS
QUEENSTOWN. Dec o-Arnyed steamers city Of Montreal
tl Lewis from YORK Nov 10 her % Liverpool
6r1tnno (Br), Perry um Nev.YOrk Dec l. her way
salen steamers Donla (Br Mckay from Liverpool hence
ior NewYork Arizona tBp Brooks from Liverpool hence
for Ncw.YOrk.
MoWIlE Dec 0-Arrved. steamer Sarmatan tBr) Graham
Portland Nov 20 and Halifax Dec on her way 10 Lv
eTpOOl ,e,,,.or,, r1r,a
BOSTON sArriyed. steamers Ocean King tBr Jones
London: Ncrcus. Coleman. NeW-lOrk.
Cleared steamers Ibcran maxwell Liverpool Austrian
Glasgow. TyTtan; swain do. OtTantO Potter. Hula
Worcester Bonke enship Halifax Glaucus NiCkersUn, New
YOrk; Catalonia tBfl. COttier, Liverpool.
Sailed. steamer Catalonia
PHILADELPHIA Dec S-Arriyed, steamers Wilamspor vii
let's. Boston; Ccntipede, Warh. do
Cleared MennythOrpo tBr Finn, BOdrsur; Com
Van Kirk, NewYOrk haynower, Davidson, do
city of Macon Nckerson. Savannah; Acadia Graham. Port
BALTHoRE s-ArrYod steamer Martha stevens Chance
New.YOrk.
Cleared steamer OctOrara Reynolds. Eew.York
CHARLESTON, Dec S-Arrvod steamer Gulf stream New
Xurk
New-York tribune., 1883-12-10
SAVED FROM DROWNING.

row-boat capsizcd of Governors Island veSter-
day afternoon and the occupants. Patrick Seward,
a0e ffty and John Hays, age iifty-nnc. both Of
Bcdloe's island, were thrown into the wafer They
were rescued in an iuscnsbo condition by tho tug,
boat Joseph Berham that was passing close by. and
taken to Chambers Street Hospital.
While intoxicated John Cahill. ago thirty-ivc, OF
No 343 East Thirty-Gfth-st. fell into the Hudson
Yesterday at the foot of West EIovcnili-st. lie
was taken out 10y policeman and sent 10 81. Vim
cents Hospital. -. .,
Everett Finch age twenty-seven, OF No. 1.07G De
Knlbave Brooklyn, fell into the wafer from Pier
No 2S East River yesterday morning but was
rescued and sent to Chambers Street Hospital.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-10
HOME NEWS.
ppoMNENT ARRIVALS.

E;fh Arenue Hotel-Ex Governor Thomas a.
penSricks and wife. of Indiana Astor E
sen YounQ u. s. Metropolitan dOtet[Ooih-
aDdsr William Gibson, u. s. .BrerooH Ho"Se-
~ u Gladstope, Of Liverpool.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-10
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

FeuardentDi Cesnola libel suit before Judge snpnan
Elevated railroad suit before Judge Van Brunt -
Meeting of New England Society at Dem0nco p H.
Trooklyn Young Republican Club meeting evening; on
Funeral Of Michael W. Burns, ST. Peter sOhuon' i00V
q. IN. ~ ,,,o Colloca avaninO
Meeting of the New-York PrcsDYtcTy, D. H.
Baptist Preachers meeting, morning.
Reforned Church Pastors meeting morning ~ -.
Meeting OF Association for Protection OF 1ame' "'
nj, dc q m IN
New-York tribune., 1883-12-10

refused admission to NewYor State by @
Mccall will make certain changes ana coinPv WIN 'H'
Insurance Departments requirements. -,
The American Steam Boiler Company newly orgaIenn AMI -
in this city, has been admitted to MASSACHUSETTS, anu
about 10 begin business there.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-10
WHEN TIE BLOOD RusHEs

WITH RoCKETLIKE VIOLENCE TO THE HEAD.
CAUSING HOT FLUsHEs, VERTIGO AND DIM.
NESS OF SIGHT, 1T IS CERTAIN SIGN THAT
A MILD, sALUBRIoUs. COOLING AND EoUALIz.
ING LAXATIVE IS REQUIRED AND TARRANTs
EFFERyEsCENT sELTZER APERIENT
SHOULD BE AT ONCE REsoRTED TO. SOLD BY
ALL DRUGGISTS. "a,
l6AA1
New-York tribune., 1883-12-10
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun ses 7l3 seta 4:3s Moon sets 253 Moons ds II
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
4 H-sapdv Hook S:a8lGov. Island Al0 Hell Gate, G:09
PM-Sandy Hook Al7lGoy. Island, 4:40 He'll Cato. 63o
New-York tribune., 1883-12-10
Yours respectfully, VIZ. swAsEY.
san ERANCIsCo. CAL

~, u
To CAPTAIN ". ?. SirdScy Pioneer Hdi. City y-DEAH
CAITAIs: Having carefully read the foregoing cheer
fully add my unqualified atesatiOn TO the tuhulness
ot the statements contained therein. or course no
language il adequate To convey realistic sense OF the
fearful suffering ana agony have passed through I'm the
last eight years, during which time have expended nt
least 10000 for remedies, medical attendance and an
enforced residence at different bathing resorts. cheer
fully add this testimony because feel perfectly certain
Tint knowledge o my cure by st. Jacobs OIL will prove
the Of relieving hundreds Of sufferers from the
paugs the dreadful disease alluded Confident Of
being soon again able resume my former active life,
remain always Your friend,
D. J. WILLIAMSON.
No $40 Taylor-st. San Francisco, Cal.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-10

Earl & Wilson's and w brand of Mems
Collars and Cuns arc the best. sold everywhere.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-10

Insist upon thoroughly testing the Wilcox &
Gibbs AUTOAATC Sewing Machine before buying ercbang
ing for other No tension boDbn shuttle G5S Broad
wi NeW-YOIk
New-York tribune., 1883-12-10

"Rough on Cornsn 15c. Ask for it. Com
pete cure, hard or soft corns warts, bunous
New-York tribune., 1883-12-10

Shaync's Perfect Fitting Sealskn Sacques,
$50, fl75, 500 $12i, $50.
SHAYNE'S BEALSkIN PALETOTS, ULSTERS AND
DOLMANS, S-2b, $50. S21J, 500, $3.50, UP.
SHAYNE'- SEALSKIN CAPS AND GLOVES $40, Sl2
Sl4AND SlG.
SHAYNE's GENUINE OTTER sACQUES, $3.50 and 5000
SHAYNES OTTER DOLMANS StOu, 3 100 $3.50.
sHAYNE'S FASHIONABLE FUfILGNED GARMENTS,
MINK.LIEED CIRCULAR SO, 500 Sl2j $3.50.
&C. SHAYNE, Manufacturer, lO3 Prince-st
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,
ll4 LeIngtOn-aye. between 29tb and 3Uth.ss.
Hours 4 TO l. to Diseases OF the Nervous system
OcntO- Urinary Organs Impotence and ster1Aty.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-10
Announcements
DoN'T Buy
HOLIDAY or FANCY GOODS
Until you have priced them

kRR'H,
363 6th-aye., ono door below 22d.st
IL WILL PAY You 70 60 THERE
New-York tribune., 1883-12-10
A MIRACULOUS Escape.

No. $40 Taylor-st., San Francisco, Cal
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-11-12
In Other Cities

The Luther anniversary was generally OBJ
served throughout the country on yesterday.
At Baltimore immense crowds attended
Ford's Opera House, where services were
held. In Philadelphia Rev. John HemphiIl
replied to the criticisms of Capel and said
his remarks were but another instance of
the bigotry of the adherents to the church of
Rome One thousand five hundred children
at New York received medal bearing Lu-
Tiers portrait Boston celebrated the event
with sermons at the churches. At Louisville
there was a union service of Protestant
churches Music Hall, IN Cincinnati, was
crowded with children in the morning and
by adults in the afternoon. Memorial SER
vices will be continued during the week at
st. Louis. Pere Hyacinthe spoke at the. Lu-
theran Memorial Church of New York.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-11-12

the celebration. In other towns in the
served.
At Toronto Canada, the Luther anniver-
sary was celebrated by a large and dstin-
guished gathering. Addresses appropriate
to the occasion were delivered by leading
clergymen of different denominations.
Special sermons will be preached in the
Protestant churches tomorrow Monday
night there will be a musical festival.
A Copenhagen dispatch says The Luther
festival was celebrated throughout Denmark.
Seven thousand copies OF memorial treatise
upon Luthers life were distributed to the
pupils of the communal schools. There will
be special church services on Sunday.