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rUlON LINE.
. UNITED STATES MAIL. sTrAiEpS

~ UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
TUX QU EENSIONN AND LIVERPOOI
.pr,,.. Leaving Pier 81. y. r.. OF kiug.st
HtVA Tuesday. MAY 20 10 A. m
AItNS-I Saiut day. June 2,
g.. L.. m
~ ;'"--....- Tuesday June H. ll:3O a m
Tuesday, IA
" lhtse steamers built IRON An watertybt com
- 'i are FURNISHED Win every Iequ. 10 10 make
a.ross me Atlantic both safe agreeable hav
~ ""n smoking room, drawing rpotn ttann "a
hbay also experienced surgeon stewaess and ratsyo M
o. StsSne ne htaeroOms are all upuer deck ns tn
ton and light ~ 'o" perfect Nchuia-
Cabin passage according to -tatSroonl 40 sso ~ ann
intermediate s4O Steerage at low rates ~ wv "'" 9iVo
OFFICE NO. ~ BROADWAY WILLIAMS 4 ouro>,
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DOPULAR SHORE LINE.
GTARIN'S
- CITY RIVER AND HAssoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.

~ CITY. RIVEH AND HABBOR TRANSFORMATION
COMPANY.
once Pier ID, n. r., foot OF CortIandt.,
Conhgnnsnts VI freight forwarded a. droc tai n am
Of the world ~ E~-s
) UNEQCALLED FACILITIES FOR prsPAroH
Orders received for delivery Of ell kinda of sxbt And MAJ.
,chandisc 10 any part Of the city
J SEA AND HAHBoR TO WING AND nrvER AMI Nan
Dor LIGHTERAGE NAV
Freight OF every description promptly ghterod to any pon,
In tho harbor az reasonable rates S
STEAMBOATS,, BAHGES AND GROVES To CHAR
TER For EXCURSIoNS
steamers John H. stsrin and Erastus Corning for NEW
HAVEN. leave Pier Is. N. R. At y m daily [saturaay.
eKcepted1
METROPOLIS EXPRESS co. betvesn .Sev.tork and
He~'haven- Care aud dispatch guaranteed
Freight Tor points on D. L. W. Il rsoslv,d AZ Pi,rl,
For NeW'Haven and points East 1t Pior IL
NORTH SHORE. STATEN ISLAND u,ov.n ,u..,.
Ten CeptA VIA Steamers from Iron Par L K Ton, u
Whitehall-st
-, nv ZEAL ShlPfAhD. Commnnipaw. N. DRY Docks
"uihe anu BoAer shops oyerytainy appertaniayGoSis
eohAsineuon ard repair OF vesseA
MI BoATS-ClTlZENS' LINE.-New
No AN Is "A kAIOGA anu CITY OF TROY leave Pier
n m oot o. christopher st. daily except Saturday stB
S,n ,aog Milh morning trains All points North
~ :" ''e"Aet touches ut Albany.
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STEAMBOATS, an0 iidiIroa0s.

ALBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE,
~ DREW II. JON leave fl. y. r. foot Of Ca
nast. every WEEK DAY at . IA, connecting at Albany
Sunday morning exc tell with Trans nOh west ana east
4 MARY POWELL, Captain W. II. COR
~. NELL. for West Point. Cornwall, New6urg POUCH
kccpsc ond0ut and King'ton. landing Al Crinstons dor
meiy Co1zens Milton Hamburg aud Hyde Park. daily
$50 connects at Poushkeepse with evening trains iCr
40 EXPREss BAGGAGE RECEIVED AT 22D.sT
FALL RIVER LINE,
BOSTON AND EAST.
REAPPEARANCE ofthe splendid steamers ISToL ana
PKONII These stanch and elegant vessels
running Will remain in service until FUR
no INCREASE IN FARES.
Leave New ok daily sundays lncludci al > p m rom
Annex boat from BrJoklyn at 40 Jersey city M
Tickets stacroun~, &c, can be obtained AT an principal
Freight This hne has Of engaged exclu
EOKDEN & LOVEii GEOKGE L. CONNOR,
Agents Gen. rass.r Agt
DOR RONDOUT AND KINGSTON, landing
4 at CranNon- Cornwall, Newburs, Marlboro Milton
Pokeopsc Eopus connecting with Ulster Delaware and
stony Glove Railroads steamboat CIy springfield leaves
TUESDAY, THURSDAY saturday, p m from Harrisonsi
EOR BOSTON. The latest evening train
with through Pullman scepcr-, leaves Grand Central De
pot at IL 80 p m week. days and sundays 1880 =, N.
NEW.YORK AND NEW-ENGLA RAILROAD.
NEW -HAVEN. MERIDEN, HARTFORD.
~ SPRINGFIELD. HOLYOKE MONTREAL and inter
and p sundays cptc.n: connecting with trains
NEW-hAVLN Tor NEKfDEN HARTFORD SPRING.
broadway, y y, and Cour,st. Brooklyn EXCURSION 10
New Has en- aud return. a %.
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BOSTON, VIA STONINGTON LINE

Steamers RHODE ISLAND and MAssACHusRr1,
daily except sundays) from River ~
Three trains from steamers lauding u
Boston. Tickets good on train. lug"
PROVIDENCE LINE.
For Providence Worcester, and New England poin,.
Steamers NAKRAGAN EFT STO INGION fro,,r ~
20 North River, daily, except Sunday 81 ) D. m ITO
+. W. POPPLE, Acting Gent Pass AGENT
Nn
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
W, MUDEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST
rro,rIv wa Philadelphia baltimore and Washington.

Trains loo 20 fran Baltimore and Washington
NJ except Sunday, for Washington and all po,n. w..
% n DAdLf FASTEXPRESS through sleepin coacb"
West " ' ~i'@u' ior all point
~ MIDNIGHT, Daily for Washington and all mint. W.,
TOT rabies Tickets Sleeping Berths and Bsggass,
sppy AZ ompanys ONCE SO and II Broadway 1888 Fulton
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THE BATTLE OF COMFY ISLAND, Or FREE TRADE
OVERTHROW. PIP. 10 j. A. Masense!Ier
Philadelphia
This ia enc of those mischievous bits Of I'M
agnary history projected INTO tie next century
for the purpose of affecting popular judgment ON
current questions There are traces of ingenuity IN
it's construction and the warnings which are
sounded are not to be lightly considered. The
writer however is making a meagre use Of his tai
ents, of which there some positive indications
in this little essay, in adopting a trie and vicious
method OF controversial discussion.
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AIRS. LOUISA B.CULVER will receive pupils
w after Monday oct 16, N DRAWING or AMI WATER
COLORPAGNrING, STILL LIFE FLOWER tnd Ian u
CHINA PAIN II 80 ami DECORA llDN.
STUDIO No. NJ iADISDS AVENUE.
f.eierelces
M D.IUNrI NGTOS Mr.. WI LLIAM IL AKl, MIA MES
III. hARI, Mr, A. F.BELLON1.
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T'HE COLLEGE OF TIE CITY OF NEW
h

II
EXAMINATION FOR ADyyA4NACEMENT To THE SEW
Residents Of this citv IA year. or more age may be
amned for admission into tie sub e3man ca on Mon
yded tncy obtain ia season The required blank c Hca's e
properly filed the president FOR examination and ap
If the ccicate e oved on that day rreen ting
them will receive their card numbers whh vii etus them
freshman ana the higher classes Viii receive notice OF the
casses CANDIDATES TIE sophomore Junior and SENIOR
classes VIII not be e1ape9 WIZ ae an KI ,r Se SUP
NewYork, May H. 1883.
I University Grammar School, 1,4S1 Broadway,
Cassie. nsir st u iioj55 WI &s pra5i5'
Art Schools.
MRS. LOUISA b. CULVER will receive pupils
~ after Monday, oct IT, N PRA"IT OK end WArE,.
scAfI So a. % iIlB i 9cG2 2vU
tDaUXrISGroS;Si II. WILLIAM
M.HARI. Mr, A. f. bellows
For Bows and Youny M9n-Cou1tr7
LEXANDER INSTTTUTE-M:htary Board
'nS 7''oo' "''''' Prlncpd o. r. WILLIS Pm. D.
pACKWARD AND INVALID BOYS
ID Dir WiLL5AMSoN Lyme Conn E an ,.,t gIger
Of such boys a specially Location delightful
ROYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
suzanne. 81 winter. stoc.tnase Ha,,. T. HOFFMAN,.
COTTAGE HILL SCHOOL, POUGHKEEP-
sent 81 S an y' r JJ593G aI m@ep
FREEHOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold, New
'e''e' Rev. a. g. CHAMBERS. Principal.
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY,
ply 10 G b. MCCALL A. NJ sS6e,int .ndeat '''''
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY
hngsa ' bcecs coni i4 'F Co., TnLo HyH rres
DEEKSKGLL tN.Yl Military Academy-tor
CIRCULAR address Col CD. WRIGHT. A. NJ Principal
RYE ~ Y-Braatord M Na95,, rt Sc4o2
SUMMIT MILITARY ACADEMY. Summit,
> New,lerseyy: ALFRE9 NEWELL luLLLa, A; b.
thorough WORK. Terms, SO per month i5r srlng aud
THE HOPKINS GRAMMAR SCHOOL, New
,il H4yeP y9 "a wsor1 T. s s T9ef Pro-
dress v. L. GUSHING. Ko.;oa
For Young Ladies-CountrY.
NREW LADIES SEMINARY, Carmel. y. Y.
la, I 5i1c riof. 6 EeS iasd 81 err
GROVE HALL.-N.sS MonttOrt's school for
U youug ladies, Ncw.Haven. Conn.
HONE INSTITUTE for young ladies, larry
opens SS M 5o & GS S MErCA re a 10
MRS. s.. CADY'S Boarding and Day School
VA for Nouug Lanes Wes Ind Inst Haven Conn
Fifteenth commences sept =. send Tor circular.
NEW-CANAAN INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG
Address Mis- T. 4. AYRES.
Ncw-Cdnaan. Conn
For Both sezes-Country.
4 FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL, IA miles
"a nom NrH-lOrk cl4i aTcn receive mothers
MIs II. {. MORRILL,. Msuha~set. J.. l.
HALF STUDY during the summer months
Ia ior yOans ladies' ani gentlemen.
ROC la y COLL G. -
Nyack -on-thc Hudson. W. H. BANNI~TER 4. VI.
pOCKLAND COLLEGE. = Nyac!l on the
BANNISIEfL A. NJ.
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STEAMBOATS, dn0 Kdilro1hs

A LBANY DAY BOATS.-Steamers ALRIN1
% % an snd O. WIZARD. COMMENCING UEsDxY "
EG es Sld st. pier At for Albany landing a N1
resE mos1 POM Newburg. POughkeepse Rhine6scI
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rOR RONDOrT AND KINGSTON. lnnnin
NORWICH LINE

NORWICH LINE
~ Boston, Worcester Nashua Portland and tho East
Inv nc" IIon |fSTFY' OF WORCESTER
without reception most ee On the sound and
the lvOrte CITY OF bOSION.
leave Per No 40 North KvcT Zoe. of WatsL, Pier
above Dc,Orosscsst Ferry daily, except SuniNsato pm
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER Commencing Nay -, Is -,
through trains Will leave Grand Central Depot
> H. M, Western and Northern Express Rochester and
Montreal, with drawing room cars also to Saratoga
$40 special Express for Chicago daily stopping only
az Albany syracuse, Rochester Buffalo, Ene Cleveland anu
3Oa m Chicago Express drawing room ears to Cauan.
daigua. Rochester and Buffalo
IL m to Albany and Troy. with connection to Utica sara
toga, Gens Falls. Lake George and Rutland.
p NJ. Accommodation 10 Albany and Troy.
r. NJ 81 Louis Express with sleeping for II. Lous
running through every day In this week also Niagara FAILS.
6SOp w Express daily except sunday with sleeping
syracuse and 70 Auburn Road also to Saratoga aud Mont
0 p Pacific Express daily. with sleeping cars for
Rochester Bunto Cleveland. Toledo Detroit Chicago st.
D. M Night Express, with seepng-cars Albany and
Troy. Connects with morning Tor North.
Tickets on saleat No. Bowling 2J2 and Is Broad
and at Wesc0s Express Offices spark place and 73j
ana gf2 Btoaiway ,Mew-York. and 553 Washington
j. N. TOUCEY. Gen. Supt Gen. Passenger A gent
DOPULAR SHORE LINE.
L FOR PROVIDENCE. BOSTON AND THE EAST
ALL RAIL FROM GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT
Three Express trains daily (SuDdays excepted
ga m, Up ~ NarlOr car atachedl and 10 with palace
Heepngcars sundays at 10 with palace sleeping
cars. +. W. POPPLE Agent
STARIN'S
COMPANY.
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FREEHOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold, New
Jersey-FOH BOYS -
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Ocean Cleaners.


N Between New York and Havre ,...or ..
Company pier new AZ North River foot OF M0rtos
travellers by this line avoid both transit by Ehglsn All
wav and the discomfort Of crossing the Channe IN
boat Special train leaving the company dock ao sSa9 az
Paris arrival OF steamers. baggage 0"o0' "
FORK through to Pans. 49, On roor
FRANCE Pcrier dIIauerive Wednesday MAY %, noV
ARRA DOR Coer.......... Wednesday, June o. p M
ST. GERMAN, BOnneau edDesday uno i9 9,a
checks payable sight In amounts 10 SUIT Oh 'ho D"nd
Transit antique OF Pans.
For freight and passage apply 10 -. . ,,,,ru croo,
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NTEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH r. r.

~ (Pennsvyania r. r.. foot COrtlani<
StatiOns,u NcW-YOrk Z st, and DesbrOs ses-st.
(CentTa r. r. OF Y. j.. foot Ldbsrty.ss-
For south Amboy. via q. r. r. Of v T.. ). slj M lD'
A. p N; via Penn. X. r. g. l. m. D. SUNDAY a. m
For Matawan &c, via G. r. II. ~ Y. j., o, SD a. n h'
day. ga.
sea Grit Point Pleasant &C. via O. r. r. ~ v J.. Slj -
H.. As. L. 6p m. via Penn. II. r. pa m. IL NJ 33l D. n
sundays mot stopping at Ocean Grove Or AsDury PAkb
a..
For Lakewood TomsRiver Barnsght, &C., via = r. r }:
y. j.. $40 a. ~, las p. IN.
p. M Keyport s Is. 1875 l. m. llj. 1. itj =
For Atlantic cry Vneland Bndgeton &C., - p NJ ~,
O. g. p p &C. r. RCfNi N g. P HPR r. sap'LT
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General Eastern Office corner Of Church and Corandt ss
T. b. BNlNGrON. q. p A.

HI James w Baldwin leaves Monday Wednesday and Fri
day y Harrison at making usual llrdingi
connecting Ulster Il Delaware and stony Clove RR
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University Grammar School, L, 4Sl Broadway,
Z near 42dst. (iJtl yelrD Primary Comm srcl. 4li
Classical Departments VI. HOJDH W Asia. PrnciDtit
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GERMAN AND U. S. MAIL STEAMERS.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD ,
STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW;fOHh'
SOUTHA BPTON AND BREMEN. -. q
WERRA Wed. May 80 MAIN. " "Wednesday. Juno %
SATURDAY. 2 RMS IN
RATES OF PASS ACE from NEW-YORK TO SOUTHAMf-
TON, HAVRE or BREMEN p,~ eeo
FIRST CABIN.....-..SlOQI SECOND CABIN ..-.--.+"'
STEERAGE, $50 TIA
Return tickets at reduced rates Prepaid Seerlge Orn
Gates S2i steamers sail Pier between oecouu "'
Third.sts, HObOken, y. J. - $50 =, ,,,,,o ,,,ocr
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A LEXANDER MlItary Board
-" principal o. Il. WILLIS Pm. D.
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tans leave deDOt foot Of Corandt amt DesbrO's So
NJ $40 M $40 ana p. for EasOn Bethlehem Aueu.
town. Reading Mauch Chunk Wilkesbarre TOwlnta Wlvsr-
w. ithaca, Geneva. LYONS Buffalo and the Pullmlt
through coaches daily. Local traas at az
m. tor FastOn. Bethlehem and CODlaY.
Trains leaving at - and $40 D. connect Tor al
points IN Mahanov and HazeOnl)ll gon. SUNDAY trHn
local for Mauch Chunk slO a. Leave Mauch Chunk "a
y.
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HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY,
4 Worcester, Mass. 27th year For fl infDr nation
q {. b., Tea Ii. A. NJ. StDslInt 'nil-.It
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TINTED STATES AND GERMAN NAIL
~ sTEAMERS.-IIamburg American Packet Company's
Line for PLYMOUTH (LOndOnl. CHERBOU kH PAilsl
and HAMBURG SaturdIy steamers hamburg direct
WiELAND .. Thurs, MAY 81 BOIL sat June
STENIA ..-.1h urs. June = HAMMON IAThursJ lne "a
Rates TO PARIS extra: First Cabin, 800 sec0nd CaDn.
$50 Storage SO cabin saturday steamer Ho0
$40 Excursion rates greatly reduced send for Tour
isis Gazette" -,
A. & p4aa AOfs O. VA Y
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COTTAGE HILL SCHOOL, POUGHKEEP
~ SIZE ~ Y, prepares BOYS or Cpe;a Scientific and GOV.
rnment cnoOl aud f)r BUSINESS JOHN MILEI. Principal
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-22
THE ROW AT SEIBERT'S.
COUNTY AUTHORITIES AROUSED
A,d ps,,rpis,d to yIutIeats tn. DIrnlty of the
Lsw-rhs Affair R,.p worse thEn It has
Been Second Ons SIppsd In the
Bud Y.sttrday-A WOnaa's Bravery.

Tie row al seIbtrts on Aoudsy was the
principal theme Of conversation sbout town
Yesterday, aud everybody sg'eed shat it was
a disgracs 10 Oslo county, Eye wit esses
said thy never saw anything like 1t. Ittul-
~ justified tae descriptions already gwen
indeed no description could convey an idea
Of the confusion, excitement aud disor-
der during the fighting, and after It was over
the ground where 1t took place had the ap'
uearauce OF the floor OF slaughter house.
Several parties not named yesterday were
badly hurt,among them Mrs. Heimiller,
who was struck in the back OF the head With
a brick thrown by one OF the roughs at an
other, and momentariiy stunned.
woMAS's rLucE.
Matt Pearl, The special Cillcer on the
rTonnds. was worse hurt than at trIt report
I'd. His arni was only br ken In one place,
but it was bruised and lGcerated for It's en-
fire length. This resulted from being beaten
with q board. His nose was broken and
ma.hed, one OF his cheek bones broken aad
both ewes cut and blacked horribly. In ad'
dition 10 this he received Commissions on every
part OF his body. Some Of his friends were
afraid Yesterday forenoon that he was fatally
burt but they did not know what stuff old
Matt was made OF. He got up yesterday and
sat on porch at his house In East Wheeling
for some time. His escape from being muir
dered outright was narrow one, however,
and he owes his lie to the presence Of mind
and heroism Of lsdy, Mrs. ost'rson, who
deliberately inteIposed her own body be
tween that OF the officer and his ASSISTANTS
The latter coarSely and brutality ordered bel
out Of the way, but she refused to allow
them to abuse their victim farther, and II
shame they finally desisted.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-22
PERSONAL MENTION.
sevs and Gossip in Reference to varIo
People.

Seys and Gossip in Reference 10 Various
People.
Mrs Addle Boggs has returned from Lake
Chautauqua.
Mrs spaulding Wallace is visiting friends
at New Castle, Pa.
Mrs. Gibson Lamb left last evening ioE
Mountain Lake Park.
Alexander Campbell, Jr., Of Bethany, wal
the city last evening.
Or. uIrich returned to the city yesterday
from his two weeks yasation.
civ Receiver Duna1ay went down to the
Moundsville camp meeting yesterday.
Mr.. Sam B. Harrison, OF the Mcclure
House, returned yesterday from somersesr
Pc.
Mrs. Mitchell and daughter Emma, OF
Bridgeport, are rusticatiug in the noun
tains.
Miss Maggie Adolph, OF Bridgeport, who
has been III for several weeks,is now convale'
scent
Miss Mollie Frew, after three weeks Sc
iourn at Lake Chautauqua, has returned
home.
Superintendent John Young, OF the Centre
Foundry, is slowly recovering from q severe
illness.
Chief Clerk H. @. Myers, OF the Postofice,
returned yesterday from visit to Iowa
friends.
Dr.. r. Il, Billiard has returned from Gran
berry Summit, where he has been rusticstlng
for several days.
Mr.. Henry Retuer, OF Baltimore, who hss
been In the city for the past week, returns
home this morning
Mr.. D. A. Mckee, Jr., OF Belleyille, ILL.,,
who has been visiting friends in the city, re-
turned home yesterday.
Hon. N. B. Scott aud wife leave this morn
ing for Guernsey county, to attend the annu'
al Pennytoyai Reunion.
Mrs J. Z. Trueman, wife OF the G. & P.
freight agent at Bridgeport, is suffering from
severe attack OF diphtheria.
Miss Taylor, President Of the Wheeling
F.m,le College, delivered u Missionary at-
dress at Burr's Mills Camp Ground yesterday
afternoon.
Gov. jackson is expected In the city to-day.
Auditor Miller and Treasurer O'Brien are
already here. Secretary Of State Stalnaker
will be out OF town a month longer.
Mrs. L. @. Reed, Of Wheeling, lady who
has gained an enyiSble reputation In oil and
crsyon painting, contemplates organizing q
class In this city. Mrs. Reed Is very excel
lent lady.-Belldire Independent
Under date OF August Is, Prof. John N.
Birch, who is one OF the party Of Wheeling
Knights Templar attending The San. Fran.
cisco conclave, writes briefly to friend In
this city from Salt Lake Vi y. He says: I'VE
have been In this city for two days, and have
seen about everything visitors are permitted
10 see. No Mormons for mel would not
live here under the most favorable condi-
tons, as the Mormons rule everything. We
leave at $40 A. ". TO- morrow for San Frau
cisco. You would think gala days were be-
ing observed in every city between Chicago
and San Fraucisco-so many Knights TENT
plar being on the road with their olganiza.
tons and bands Salt Lake City is filled
with them, over 2 600 having visited here the
past two days. Everyone Is well and enjoy.
Ing the trip
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-22

NV York, August H.-Exports OF domestic cot.
tons for toe week were 1885 packages, made up Of
shestlngs, Ehirtibgs DRILLS, stripes checks anu
prints. Buyers are arriving 10 attend the auction
sale and a. the day draws neAr the opinion Is gain.
ing gtouud that lair prices will BE- reaiiz d, The
market for staple and cooreA goa is has had iair
business. SpeciAltles are dGilg well, especially
Aanneis, dreEs guodS and sackings. Wooden good.
In moderate dupllcAte oIteE request.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-22
THE SMOKE NUISANCE
ofthe p. W. q Ky. EpEines 10 wais
street ResidRntF.

street Residents.
While the Bsnwood extension to the p,
W. & Ky. road was being built the residents
and property owners living along the leyse
and the steamboat owners and those having
business to do with the steamboats,, indulged
the hope that with It's completion the incon-
yeuience, dslAy, noise and dust caused by the
making up OF freight trains on the levee
would be done away with. Such, however,
has not been the case. II anything, the an
noyAnce is worse; at least II Is fully as bad,
and the dust Is simply unbeArable. Every
morning on the arrival Of tue treights and In
the afternoon for several hours before their
departure, the leyee Is blockadtd with the
shift ing train, which often extends from the
have often been Obliged to wait fifteen MIN
utes before being able to get up or down the
wharf. The ordinance passed by Council
when the agreement wIs made between the
P, W. & Ky. aud the B. d o. roads and the
city, in ops section prescribed that all shift
ing should be transferred from the wharf TO
the p, W & Ky. extension below the creek.
The residents along Water street are will
ing 10 put up with the shifting Of trains, al
thJuyi the rumble aud noise Is very disa-
greeable, IS they realize that the increasing
business OF the road would be hard 10 handle
on the extension, but they do demand relief
from the somke and dirt. The freight cars
are handled bys yard engine. Ernerly
large lump coal was burned on this engine
but recently small coal-Slack 1t might be
called-has been substituted, and the smoke
n so thick that 1t times II can almost be cut
The grades on the leyee are heavy and an
engine with q long, heavy train puts out
clouds Of SCOT and smoke that compel Those
along the street TO close their doors and
windows, and even then 1t works
In. This Is disagreeAble ct any time, espet-
| tally so in summer. Therailroad officials have
been approached and asked to use antara-
cite coal, or even large lump coal, but inrt
DIV have given those making the request %
understand that this will not DO done until
they are compelled to do 1t. This being the
case It Ia probable that petition will be pre-
sented to Council asking that the r, W. q
Ky, yard engines use hard coal, or that the
provision OF the ordinance above referred "a
be enforced. The residents and merchants
on Main street are sympathizsrs with the
| n alter street people In this matter, as the
smoke passes into their places also.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-22

The Woodsfeld, Ohio, Spirit Of Democracy
NJ this week says: Daring the fall OF 1882,
James Cooper OF this place, found piece Of
gold In the rocks about six miles from
Woodstield, south Of the Rich Fork. This
summer be aud Others have leased consider:
able land In that section and have commenced
work 10 develop their mine. On Thnrsday
last Mr.. Cooper brought specimens Of The ore
10 town, Andiniormed rs that he had drill q
down three feet, but was unable to proceed
further on account OF the hardness OF the
rock. He intends to blast down three feet
and then Try drilling again. The specimens
LOOK Ike quartz rock, and have yellow aud
blight speeks scattered through them. We
hope Jim aud his partners my strike 1t
rich.D A psyiug gold mineln Monroe eoun-
~ would certaiuly prove that ne ozark
Hills are coming to the front rapidly.