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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-20
REASSESSMENT.
THE QUESTION ARGUED YESTERDAY
10 tho ssprsms Court Of Appilla on = Aandanus
lasssd on Petition Of the Auditor, Dirt e,iss 4
Assessor BachAnlr, Of Brooke County, TO
Ubsy the Order Of tho Auditor. b.

The maldamus nisi Issued by the Supreme
Court Of Appealu to Assessor r. II. Buch.
anan, Of Brooke county, commanding him to
obey the Reaasessnlent order OF the Auditor
or appear and show cauie for not doing 30,
was act for argument yeaserday, and when
the court opened ut 10 A. NJ, there was n
notable array Of legal talen. present In tho
interests Of the respective parties to the suit.
The Auditor was represented BY Mr.. H. M,
Russell and MIR. Buchanan by Hon. w. I,
Hubbard and cx.Judge Melvin, OF this city,
and Messrs. J. q. Palmer and J, B, Somei.
vile, OF Brooke country. The entire DAVIS
session WAS occupied with the discussion OF
the case, and the argument was not nearly
completed when tho court adjourned last
evening. q -'t55lsts-Lr. 5.,rT : ~
Mr.. Russell opened with an argument in
support OF the petition for pe,emptory man.
damus, holding that the act OF 1881 which e.
empteu from taxation certain agricultural
products and manufactured articles In the
hands OF the producer, IL repuguant to the
shall be equal and uniform, and Ia therefore
null and void. His argument was long aud
exhaustive. lt'eF q, Tt'.E. Is .-Ig7T' 40
Mr.. Hubbard followed with careful srg,,.
Ment on the other side, which took wide
range. he maintained that the eremption
held BY MIR. Russell 10 be illegal did moi pfc.
duce an inequality Of taxation, and was not
therefore unconstitutional. He declared that
the taxation oil property owned BY certain
Individual. on January l, but held BY him
but lew days or weeks, was itself The cause
olineqoality, and that this intq aalty WIS
avoided by the exemptiag not OF 1881, He
also reviewed tho history OF legislation on
this subj sct, to chow that the act had been
repeatedly passed by successive legislatures
under the present and former constitutions,
both OF which contained the provision quoted
BY Mr.. Russell; that the compatibility OF
such an act with the constitutional pro-
vision had been considered in the con.
stitutonul convention OF 1872. and there
ccnaidcrsd constitutional, and that no Lseis.
latura bad ever considered 1t uncops,itu-
tional; and that tho people had ratified Tie
act yearly for twenty yeara past, under two
seSsed. ~ r;,5..,''l- ,I,. = - - :;
Mr.. Russell relied largely upon tho decision
| OF tho court In the Chesapeake & Ohio, Rail.
way ta1 suit. The exemption OF that com.
pany's property from taxation was Jacla1sd
by the court to be unconstitutional violating
the provision that taxation should be equal
and uniform. .,....-s -. -, - 49,
There will be several speeches on the aue..
tions involved to-day, and probably the case
| will not DO submitted to the court befors 10.
morrow. It may take soms TINA t. arrive at q
decision, but the judges, all of whom were
present. will doubtless render their Judgment
as soon rs practicable. -t.st-,- ~
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Sin: What Is the exact amount Of the
taxes OF Ohio county? How does the divi-
s!on thereof apply to the divers nationali-
ties? That IT, what proportion thereof does
the so called American element, Irish ele-
ment and German elementpsy? Do not the
Germans and their Immediate descendants
pay over half Of said taxes2 Bow does this
comparison strike the Hon. Lewis Baker,
who made the remark, prior to the last
Democratic nomination, that because two
Dutch" supplied Tor county offices 1t would
he detrimental 10 Democratic success Can
Mr.. Baker comprehend that but once a Ger
man held the ctllce Of Mayor, and that an
other German but once controlled the
sherihsity? Are We not all Americans?
and must there be always q discrimination,
and difference OF nationalities2 Does Mr..
Bakers ancestry date back to the "Big H.
gin" We may be wrong in our statistics Of
taxation; wo may be nisinformsd as to MI.
Bakers alleged assertion; but nevertheless
We do desire correct version Of the whole
affair, and by ell reana direct reply to our
ANXIETY.
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Action On Ii.hop simpsons DEATH.

PHILADELPHIA, June l9.-Tho Methodist
Episcopal ministers. Of this city met this
morning to take action relative 10 the
death Of Bishop Simpson. Il WAS decided
to invite all minis!e.J Of the Methodist
Episcopal church to attend the funeral in
Arch Street Methodist Episcopal church,
Philadelphia, Ia: day, June 81, q. 3r. NJ.
The ministers arranged to inset st2 o'clock
Tuesday, to attend the church in body.
lnterment will DO deferred till Wednes.
day, when the family accompanied by the
preacheIs will procsed to South Laurel
Hill cemetery, where, according 10 the rit.
ual Of the church, final services will bs
hald .---.-..-- VIZ s. AZ.
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CicyeInrd Endorsed.

WElDoH. n. O, June 10 Tie Second
district C:ng'ess:cnsi Convention Of North
Carolina yesterday elected Henry S. Will,
iams and Thome D. Emery delegates to
Chicago. They wers, uninstructed. Fla,
Woodward was nominated for C,nyrer1,
The Convention ondorssl Cleveland Tor
Pree;deat, kad -.tj aysrd, \, y s1a8;; i9iP
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There will be several speeches on the ques-
lions involved to-day, and probably the case
will not DO submitted to the court before TO-
morrow. 1tmay take soms time 10 arrive at q
decision, but the judges. all of whom were
present, will doubtless render their judgment
as soon rs practicable 80 80. = :
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BdrnesriRc Republican. ~
The dealers tell US that 1t costs S270 to ssnd
a car losd Of berries from this market TO
Chicago. 4. III.
Strawberries TOOK "heavy tumble" In
Chicago, Tuesday, and went from So To- less
than 81 per bushel. slzts
On the JOHN scoles patch 43 bushels we're
picked Sunday aud l25 bushels Monday.
1t WAS estimated to us by one OF the depot
authorities that nearly 5000 busbels OF berries
had been shipped from here the pastweek.
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PH,tADsLPHlA, Juno I9.-Rlour dull and un.
scady; No. 2 Michigan white, lii gain depot 81 e.
No. 2 red June sl024al OK; July 81 0lkal OH;
September 81 0aizal tSK Cora dill; mixed bea,sc;
No. Sysllow $50: sail mixed June 6la62hSc July
GiHi6isfc; August 62,{eG21sc; September Gaa68tc.
Oats wesk; No. mixed So1c. No. 9 white SIC. FRO.
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!. * Five Cents Per Yard ~
will buy good Printed Lawn at ,S.'S
f;r.S..1 Z. NJ. McG1LLIa l. Ce,'s,
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The finest mayonalss dressing for all kinds
Of salads, cold mea,a, raw tomatoes, picked
salmon, cabbage, ETC., Is Durkes's Salad
Dressing. It is, besides, more economical
tnan noHe'maue. 3., MTrAN
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{ RA.o Rnti Yesterday,

At Prov;dercc-Phils 5; Providence, @.
At Washington-St. Louis, 3; Wash'n, 9.
At Pitts.-AllcgLeny, i; Cincinnati, I.
At observation-disclosures, !; Cleveland, 8.
At New York-Brooklyn, I; Columbus, 8,
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Ono DolIar
Will buy jersey worth 81 Scat ~.
f. i. NJ. McGILLIN & Co, Is,

Two hundred boxes choice Messina Lemons
inst received and for sals at low market rates
oy g. y. FEKNy,
D a4r.ss-. l410 Main at,eef
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3ls! Our Millinery Department - s...t,, .,5
Looses none OF its attractions. Goods come
In daily and prices are kept at the Lowest
notch. sei5al i. NJ. McGILLIs,& Co, 4
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Mrs. EaHA MooRE scorr, formerly OF
Wheeling. and inst returned from India, will
address the Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society at the First Presbyterian Church OF
this city this lFfidsy) evening st7:s0 r. N.
All are invited. MI. -, - ~ q I,
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NOTICE OF A SPECIAL AND GEN

NOTICE OF A SPECIAL AND GEN.
IN ERAL MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
or THE BENnUUD IRON WORKS. 100 =
special and general meeting OF the 6tockhoid.
crs Of the senwoJd Iron Works cas- been caIIei By
the Ecald Of Directors 10 be hell At the PRINCIPAL
Office OF the corporation. No. II on Four,eeuth
street Ia the City ct Wheeling, Wet viIglnIl, on
O'Clock Y for the purpose OF cons,d.rInr aud
adopting or rejecting, letoution TO be Onered al
sud spccill md general meeting 10 acc pt The prc
visions Of Chapter Is OF the Code OF West Virginia.
M amended arid re enacted by Chspter 06 III The
Acts OF the Legislature OF West Virginia Of The We ~
1881 AMI to Hccep: the provisions Of Chapter 81 al
s.td Code az amended and lc,enscltd By Cha.tet
II Of tho Acts OF baid Legislature Of ISL, and Is
amenccd and 70 enacted again as TO certain Zee.
tions thereof by Chapter 81 OF the Acts of sid
Legislature oi 1877, and by Chapters IL and b8 nj
the Ac4 Of sold Legislature Of lass. - " " "
By order OF the Board Of Directors,
III, 1E&s1irN2 ALONzo L0RISG, b
?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-20

Z FIVE thousand new styles OF Carpets, Wall
Papers, Borders and Window Blinds, Oil
CLOTHS, ETC., ETC., atmanufaoturers' prices for
cash. Gall soon II you wish to says money
at Nos. 20l9 and 202l Main street. .,.lgi :,
VI q, "A, y 4 JoHa RoKxRs, Agent
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Tho Board Of Public Works having rejected al,
bids offered at the former letting and Q, ttred 4 re-
advertisement OF the letlr Of The worf nnt,cn !,
hereby given tust SEALED PROPOSALS viii be
S MsSs py me boaid o. Public Works OF the State
meridian, on tho 9Th day OF june, 1851. Jor tbc
completion oil the alterations in and sddItInn.' ~
me Ssso ASpss III the ely Ct Gha on ia &C.
building, ss prepared BY Messrs Peeties and Krn
pic, architects. which plan aud specilcations I'VE
now deposlted a. raid state House. whtrH ,haS
may % se Sa,a ana explained BY arckieo, II
tsiake Of the Slate tho material now an Ssud
purchated by the State, to DO uied In iLe oons,rM
ton 81 ss:d building and tho estimated yalne
;he ~ n ue gsae.ed hon the sum for which
INC slnd and Suanuty Of said material ard NV o
p,o4lnnle yaue thereof, may be- teeu al Ina nnsas
Q! ne Secretary Of state. As there msnS nnSs
far,Ser 81 lpS tnppnrlian applicable 10 he
whoe bd lasy be accepted IS 10 icot 10 f,, pemon
preparations By thu caixlstuTo for M Up
%dI 70 70 he performed by him aitet ihs raono S
aau,ted. ted s sa 1 ,, Oh hand thsll have been *
meM ~ Ine iurther construction OF said hridi,H'
tn9 naeh rar,e therco. RRmay bo di,cStoS ~.
s a,s, n cha!sa The poison to whom ,hS cnn
Into boad thS nsNs,T ~ " s!ui,ed to enter
~ approved BY tho Euard Conditional n. W. W
ighia performance o, the contract AND ,o w ny a
unionai ktcuilty tell per cantun OF tho ,nnn,s H.
sN s OF tas hrch!tect Of the w0rS nstfntmsG
Ing. .l7 i = s1'.'1"saon o. Tue build.
, The Board reserves tho right to ,c,ect ,,v :, 1,
To- do 30 ~ '-te - ~ q tac Stat:
!, Propagate TO be endorsed Proposals ia, ,bo
"a S ~ o. the State House at and
S%T hsS1,n a. w Sce Of the Secretary Of State
-, ~ RANDOLPH sTALNAEER, Jy..
p3 sts'7 at'-s-L7- A'sf EScYetafr nj tLo pn.1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-20

. Jusr think Of 1t, an eight.foot Step Ladder
for ~ 90, sj1.foot for VI 80, with patent
bucket support, at Boyd's. Market Square. 2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-20

ASoTHER new arrival OF Phaotons, Jump
Seat Bnggies and Storm Spring Wagons, fall
leather top and all, warranted. at great bar.
gains. ..,..y.5s j. w. FsEnnL, -,
Cor. Main md Twenty.tirst Streets.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-20

THE New Imperial" Plow beats them all.
Take It upon trial with any and all others.
Keep them sll and pay for the plow that does
thu most satisfactory work. Ii Ia sold By 8.
E. Boyd, Wheeling, ", Va, ,g.if.il,l5i : sls
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-20

Il jon lot Of 5000 worth OF MEMS Clothing,
which was bought at 20 cents on the dollar
and will be sold the same w1ya Call and see
them ct Tweuty.hrst and Main stres,s. No.,
a. 80 80, +; fg!'iss. 49, SO T. w Evupyr
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At C. I.2 Cents Per Yard
L. NJ. McGillin e. Co. sell good Black Silk,
Opening OF the OHIO River RAILROAD

Juno IG. i 5sse',
Commencing Monday, June 1G, trains on
above road will arrive and depart as fol.
lows (City time Leave Wheeling at 7:9O
A. N. and arrive OF psrkersburs at 1850 A. NJ;
leave Wheeling ut 4:55 P. n. and arrive q:
parksrsburg at 9:05 P. ~; lesve Psrkessburg
wheeling ,ime) a; 7:2OA N. and arrive ST
Wheeling at ll:5O A. NJ, leave parksrl nurg at
400 P. N. and arrive at Wheeling at 9:35 p. N.
Trains run daily, including Sunday. III"
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Live stock.

~ .H. NestoAeu"' ,Lp.E. .t-a ~
PrrTssuIaH, Pa, June 1O-The afternoon mar
ket rallied to 6SAc, then declined 10 66Lfc and
closed al GG5ssc. !.iIs9s n D ..ilas ,''I' =
TlrusYuLn, Pa, June l9.-Opened al 7CJzc high
est 7oHc; lowest 6s71t, closed at G65kc. sIu'l
new YORK, June l9-oetrolsnm steady; United
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--:t-,Ss Five Cents Per FHrd NJ.
buysa good while Plque Of 81
ig.a T., M, McGrLLlN & Go. "a.

pEasoSs Wishing to hear Materna, Nilsson,
Winkelmann, ecarla and Thomas' full or.
chsstra ut the grand concert, Pittsburgh,
Monday night, June g. = should purchase
their tickets Of F. W. B.umer at once In
order to procure good seats and obtain
a special train home after the performance,
which will be run providing fifty or more
tickets are sold. Opera seats $2 90 and IS 90.
Excuraion tickets 81 90. as5.g ylt 81
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a 5cAc;. August 6s1saj,9sc, closed a. 5s,sss7c.
Oats quiet. slow and cay; cash SIC: June S2as2c,
e aos., at 81 ;s{ ss s,G., closed sc
{s bailey 1 ssi & e. sss quis. 4. nc g.
jSy HpS sSH ios " LA
10 fair demand and 20a2hc lower; cash 767xS
767kc; July 76oa7 Sl>Sc. closed al 7G0a7. 61S Sc;
August 75.991scc. elosed g. 5.77!fs7. soe: Sep.
S2oc. Bulk meats Ia fair demand: shoulders b.sSc
abort RIBS S.otc: short clear 300. Butter quiet
and and inch .nged. Esss quiet and unchanged.
whlsly steady and unclaimed atsl 10. Afternoon
board-wheat sharply lower at S634G July; Sshc
August: $50 September. Corn lower At t5c Jul O:
b6c July; 66Nc August: bG1fn September. u Oats
steady August advAn. cd 30 september hc. Pork
anShsns ssic L1,d lover S'h' 'uly' 6c
CINCINNATI o.. Juno lO.-Flour. firm and TN,
changed. Wheat In tsie dcmnud: No. 2 red o. o.;
receipts $500 bushels; shipments 1900 bushels
Corn s,aice and finn; No 2mixel bSc Oats. stronger
a. al "a E S%,i dsil &C TEX 1uist =
tlrm aud unchanged. H,coh STEADY and unchanged.
whisky easy ut ST. OF. butter firm and unchan red,
Esrs heavy at lShslIc. Cheese easier; prime lac.
tory 6a7c. yNnH' W. rs y. t55,.5.
R.LIlxonr; Nd, june lo.-Ylou, steady. Wheat,
western steady and more active, closing dnll No. 3
winter rcd spot 81 O0Hal 00x, Juno 81 cox bid;
July and August 81 on bid Corn: western easy
Y n LC. 1tV.
aGic. In1nst finssSc Ssa Nv, S1,s
Ssai1a mired sSaSSr pcnnsyivanIa a-sT1ur "i nro
ouict Al Gss7aS Esrv hi.i,cr a. i7Hsisc coHsS
duii: Rio ssrrccsord imsrv IN i.;r si:3SMc wh,stv
steady Al Al ii e'''''> ~ -" '|%1''<S'
'To,,no n ,,.,o y-... ~. co.
~, loaIpo. ". June !v.-Mheat, No. ] white use;
Juiv D3LIc. AmTist oiic. aon,orha. o,ur. W.
tofI 0ia06c No. red SGa0ic Corn DUH and shade
lower high mixed hS.4c: No. 2 cash b7xc: June
aud July csskcd: August 49, 10 alked: rejected
Sie' no craze ". oaM easier; No. white s6h g
nW,r,t sn, aS snae nv a; suy aHo@Kto
p,,,.n., NM. 49," IN u 80 =.
chansod Whast So uS JHLslout anli anu IN
s.caliy: No. 2MichIrSm willis Il, Grain dSn,t a. RI;
No. 2 red June 81 02hal on July 81 0lkal 02jz;
September u 0Saal tSh Corn dull; mixed b6assc;
No. sysllow $50: sail mixed June 6la625}Sc: July
GlLi6isEc; Augutt 62}{eG21c; September G9a68Iic.
Oats wesk; No. mixed So51c No. white SIC. Fro
V's'ons s'ea'y' ,,,o Mo-.
| c,,,,.,o ~, % MI. 80,
live hoss.Recslnis IA oOO hotS. shinxantsp ia
head: market slow and unsven: nriecs stc %,i
rough hacking Is lOa5 10: pacfins and shinniny
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s35 ChiIdren's White Suits,
for children four and five years old, In hand
somo a'yles and very cheap, opened this
morning., g 4. NJ. McGIlLlN & Co. 4,
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W. L, Scorr, Y
A. II. HRowN,
". +. YiLAL,
NJ. NJ, HALL,


gfa Committee Of Arrangements.
Applications by newspapers fnr desk
privilege should be made prior 10 Jnne 80,
by lc!ter addressed to Aus,in Ii. Brown,
Chairman OF the Committee OH Prees ami
Telegraph, Indianabolis, Ind.
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T0:COH1RAC1ORS & BUILDERS,

Ono OF tho
nyp4 t.E Is
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GENERAL NOTICES,
D1ssOLUTION NOTICE,

On Tuesday, April 80. 1854, the psrtnership here.
to:0re exiting between the Hrm ku0wn r. Lynch
s,o', OF Pittsburgh, "a. OIL that day aud dae was
dis; olyed BY mutual content, J.. T. Lynch, oil
duct business at his old s!ard. II Twelfth street
Wheeling jeISs
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At s5 Cents Per Yard
2. NJ. McGillin & Co. lave opsned beauti-
full line OF Colored Rhadamss Silks which no
other house OWES at 81 %. Fa,Il,l "a. i,
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CHAPEL Hoes, Rakes, Spades, Shoysla
Mastooks, at 8. r. Boyd's, Market square.
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"a s.'S RANDOLPH sTALNAEER, Js,,
~ - $3.50, s sfcretsrr oi tho Rosrd,
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RELIAsLx ekrDs tlat never fail to grow,
are sold by Boyd. No old stock offered.
Everything Now aud Fresh Crop at Eoyd's. 3
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Scents Per Yard tsr
Buys Summer Silk that Ia sold elsewhere
a. 6O3. q, E. II. McGILIIN s. Co,


Just Receiving W.
Another lot OF carriages jump seats, two and
three spring phsetons, cog carte, piano box
and cut down front buggies; all full leather
trimmed and warranted; also foil platform
and three spring wagons for leas money than
ever before offered In Wheeling. Call, sse
and price ct J..W. Ferrsrs, corner Main and
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THE COMING COMMENCEMENT,
Ofthe City schools Hoard OF Education
'5'7.tg tr N Cetlux. 9fs 3Hl'i 3tIAI.a

=
The regular monthly meeting OF The Board
Of Education was held las! evening, all the
members being present but Mr.. Acker, Dr..
Pipes and Mr.. Whally. President Collier
presided. !. W II -. :. 6 ,4l
Bills sggregating $23A.08 were ordercd paid
on recommendation OF the Committee on
Account. - t9l Ne'Gli fllft, "a i.tEi
? Mr.. J.FA. Miller moved TO empower the
Committee on Buildings and Grounds 10
have new roof put on the Union school.
This WAS passed. I,f5tFssff' {'5-l
The Commissioners for Washington district
recommended the appointment OF tho old
corps VI teachers, with the addition OF Miss
Ellen North as Bub,tituto. This recon-.
mendation was q month ahead Of time, but
after sons opposition 1t was adopted. say
ton Of books III NAV 10 have been = In the
walk ending Mny l, 7l5; May 8, S05; May 10,
$3.50; May "a, 8l2; May 90, 0 2, q total OF 4 1870.
VI these 1888 we're books Of Actiop;4 wero mis-.
oellsny;3 politics and commerce; 40 poetry
and drama; 100 history; 10 biography; 40
geography and travels; 81 sciences and hrtt;
"a philosophy and education and u theology.
III the reading room In the same period IS
work. Of fiction, SO OF miscellany, two OF
politics and commerce, two OF poetry and
drama, s Of history, 9 OF biography, 4 Of geo.
Graphy und travels, % OF science and arts, s
OF philosophy, aud education and OF
theology, wsro circulated, o total OF 202.
Nina dollars and fifty cents were collected
on fines and 81 80 realizad from catalogues
sold. .s5sa ,it ... il : u !.t Isl.
For school enumerator for the lltrlct
north Of ths creek Robert Pogus was selected,
and for that south OF the creek Professor
+. II. Ofagp. Mr.. PoSue having no opposs.
ton, Mr. J. NJ. Todd was candidate for the
lower district. e nr,. Z. 4. ~ 4.
Superintendent Birch was authorized to
make all tho arrangements for the annual
commencement OF the public schools, one
week from to-day, and to expend any reason.
able sum deemed necessary to Ihaks 1t q sue
cess. ~ A., tft,59 III, PSI.
A resolution was adopted disappearing Of
the giving OF bouquetl and presents to tho
graduates on the stage. The slms order Wat
made and observed las! year.
&. SUPERINTENDENT REPORT. ,tis = n
The Superinlenden,'s monthly report was
unusually interesting. An abstract is ap'
pended: 81
|: WHEELING, June 10, 1881.
70 tho Board Of Education:
GEH1LrAKS:-The reports Of the schools OIL
the district for the month OF May are before
you. Your attention 10 invited to the follow
ing abstract: -ir'.-E ~ IS; Is, y.
Enrollmcnt for tho So
Average drily attendsnce.....,.... ,Qs!
Percent Of 81
Total enrollment kincs Septefn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-20

New YoRK, Juno l9-Cotton steady; futures
steady: June ll.s5c: July 1l4Oc; August ltSc: aep
ten1ber ll.3it October 10 3d.: November 10 7ic Dc.
Gambler l0.1?c: January 10 Sc; February 109ic;
March IN kSr, A MIL II 1co -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-20

~ ~ ~ ti-( Don't q - q Hlt'F
invest In Carpets until our stock OF Ingraius,
R,xburys and Body Brusssls have been
looked at, IT WILL PAY 10 Do so. X. VI B ..5.,@
"a 4 Z. N. McGILLIN & Co, e
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-20
PLENTY OF Blue Stripe Seersucker
Coats and Vests ut the Star. .
II At b. GUNDLiNG & CO., fs
- Be Twelfth Street.

500 Cinnamon Walking Canes, 10 cts.
eaCl. nj tic Star. b = s-i--5i}
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-20

9 BAND Garden Flows, Cultivators, Seed
Sewers and Tools OF every description sold
by Boyd, Market Square. 1T M IL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-20

ORR Of the largest papers of tha border
states say: st. Jacobs OH stands at the head
a. the great pain destroyer. SO .'S 81
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-20

White, Pink and Light Blue
Children's Hose reduced this day at t..i7
~ G-Ist E. N. McGILlIN & Co.'s.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-20
NOTICE OF A SPECIAL AND GEN.
~ ERAL Meeting OF tho Stockholders nj n. Q

TN nm. z q x1O1311z AVD uEN.
~ ERAL Meeting Of tho Stockholders Of lie
special and general meeting 0! Tho stocthold.
ets Of the benwood Iron Wosss hiss been cslled IL,
ne hoafd Of Directors 10 DO held At The principal
once 81 tae corporation, No. II on Fourteenth
Saturday. the 2lst day Of June, 1854 st2 Scltck ~
". ioi me purpose Of considering and adopting or
rejecting resolution 10 extend The tins Of Inc
S9nn ,S o. .aid cooperation for THY yeaiu be
plsasioy Of the lime limited Tor is coutinuanee "
Tue agreement toz III formation. -
By order Of the board. sd 1t.=l =, it5i :. III
sg,iai lLONZO Lop1Ne. sec,e,a,r: