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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-03-03

81 TGEO THOMAS ORcHEsTRA.-''The
audiCncc at Mozart Hall, last night, heard
the finest orchestral music TINT has ever
been given in this city. In ispraise the
house Joined with ono accord, cheering
and applauding It to the echo, and, in the
little pauses that occurred between he
different pieces, expressing is high admi:
ration in words most enthusiastic and
spontaneous. All the GOODNESS that is said
To be the great characteristics Of Cincin-
natl audiences disappeared, and in place
there were warm, hearty, genuine, uni
versal Outbursts Of pleasure from the very
first. Heads were bent forward that not
the least bit Of harmony might be lost, and
ut times silence rcignGd that even foot
fall in the remotest part Of the hall dis
turbed. Especially observable was this
attention during the rendition of that
lovely piece from Schumann, "Tracu-
merei." No one moved rs the last pas
sages were played, SO delicate, so soft, so
tender. was the Instrumentation, and so
full Of exquisite beauty the music, AT its
close, the audience burst into applause SO
warm and spontaneous, that Mr. Thomas
was at last lain to comply with the re-
quest, giving by way of encore delicious
little piece from Hayden"
1.-THE evening was one for those who
had heard the famous orchestra on other
occasions, to dwell upon with pleasure;
and for those who heard it then for the
first time, to remember as the night when
they were lifted up and inspired as never
before Cor. Gin. GGzCtte. no. .ro., =. ...
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FOUR BURGLARIEs eWEDNES-
4 DAy5NlIeHT: II i
All in thelFiftl. Ward

Wednesday night four different houses
in Centre Wheeling were entered by
burglars. Nothing Of material vslde was
taken.
2 The office Of DR.. Bingell, on Main
street, was entered from the front door.
Entrance was effected byturnfng the key,
which was sticking in the inside, by
pincers, This the marks on the key
plainly indicated. Only aboat thirty-tivc
or forty cents were taken. @ ,H,ar's
The shoe.shop Of Andy Braelcr, on the
opposite side Of the street and several
doors below DR.. Bingelrs office, was also
entered. Mr.. Braeler had been up
town, but came home about eleven o'clock
An attempt had been made on the door
before he came, and shortly after another
trial was made. This was abandoned,
but about halEpaSt one a noise was heard
at the door, and Mr.. Braeler went
down stairs and opened a door open
ing into tho front room. He saw
several men there, and asked what they
wanted. One Of them said, "YOu id
Dutch 49,, If you come out here we'll
kill your Alter this they all ran away.
Entrance was effected in thesamc manner
as Bingell's. Nothing was missed from
the shop. DE ''' ''wa
Louis Laue's saloon, about squareRbove
Braelers shOe.shop, was entered in the
same manner. A bottle Of whisky and
some fifteen or sixteen large copperS were
taken. ...u -u .s.r.u.
The millinery establishment of Miss
Baker, two doors above KILLS livery sta.
bic, on Main street, was entered about
two o'clock. Mrs. Hallet, sleeping up
stairs, was suddenly awakened by hearing
a noise in her room, when she saw man
moving about. OF corAsc she was
frightened, and called far assistance. The
man turned towards her, and said, "llush
up your id screaming, or I'll make you
stop Miss Baker, sleeping in another
part of tho house, was awakened by the
calls CT Mrs. Hallet. Coming to.
wards the room asked what was the mat
ter, and met the Intruder, who said,
They're all crazy in that room" after
which he ran down stairs and left the
house. Nothing was taken, but halt.burn-
ed matches were found scattered oil
through the house, by means ofwhiCh the
burglar Ind prosecuted his search. There
were no men in the house ut the time, but
Miss Baker authorizes us TO say that il
the gentleman wishes 10 return, he can
transact his business with the dog which
occupies the front room, without the ncCcs.
sity Of waking the family. 4 -@j
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INTERESTING CIVIL CAsE.-An inter.
osting case, originating from the recent
failure of the Wheeling Savings Institu-
ton, was heard before Squire Johnston,
yesterday. A check upon that Institution
was given by one party to another, on
Friday last, but the receiver did not i'm.
mediately present the check, and the bank
closed on Saturday. lie commenced lc-
gal proceedings against the giver, but the
case was decided in favor of the defendant
The law requires u check to be presented
the next day after it is received, and the
party holding it longer docs so on his wn
responsibility.
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FOREIuN TEsTMoNIAL.-Thc follow
ing is an extract from letter received by
a gentleman in this city from a relative
in England, to whom he sent his picture,
lately taken at the Partridge Gallery.
Afler eulOgizing some stereOscopic views
and other pictures, hc says: "Your like
ness is the greatest treat Of all it was n
real good one. A better photograph Of
any one l think l never saw. Every one
who has seen It, says they do these things
much better in America. 1t certainly is
credit to the Partridge Co."
Thercca bcno more acceptablcprescnt
made to your distant relatives and friends
than a good picture Of yourself Call and
see our specimens at III Main street
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CoRREcTIoN.-0ur information as to
the prior entry Of several certificates of
deposit OF the books Of the Wheeling
Savings Institution, mention Of which
was made in yesterday mornings paper,
proves to have been incorrect, at least SO
far as is known at the present writing.
We made the statement precisely as we
understood our informant. We were u.s.
sured, yesterday, that a minute Of each
certificate presented was bound in the
temporary book kept for that purpose, but
whether these memoranda have been
transferred to the ledger in which that
class of accounts is entered, had not been
ascertained, as stated above, at the time Of
our last interview with those in charge of
the books and papers Of this institution.
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PAEAGonIc and soothing syrup, catnip
tea and long flannel, diaper stuff and
baby collie, arc all very good things to
have in house, yet you can worry along
without these Injuries; but when age
dims the vision you cannot keep house
without spectaclcs. The best place to
purchase them is at Oxtoby & Dulields,
1914 Market street, below Mcclure House.
They have nothing but the 6est, and
never fail TO enable patrons to see. Also
everything in tho way Of watches, clocks,
jcwelry, &C. r. ..Hr#a5a gum
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MARROW EScAPE.-Wednesday even.
ing G. D. Ward, David Ausmus, and Gus
SCheck, while crossing the river at Ben.
wood in u skifT, broke one of their oars,
and the boat, getting into the strong cur
rent was soon manageable. Between
the bridge piers the skilf was whirled
around so rapidly that,it sank. Scheck
swan 10 the shore and was speeches.
when rescued; Ausmus was caught just
as he was sinking, nothing but his back
being visible; and Ward chung to the boat
and was rescued by a party who went
out in another skill. All three were
taken to a Germans house and cared for.
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A SUGGEsTIoN.-In view Of the fact
that during the past few years several
lives have been lost in this city, attribute.
bic in large measure to insecure walls,
would It not be well to have an inspector
of buildings, whose duty it shall be to see
that all brick or other walls are construct
ed according to the most approved rules
us to strength and solidityG The prepar-
alton Of the timber used in thecrection of
buildings, US well us their capability to
sustain the weight required, needs to be
looked after. These have become impOr.
tant matters in this vicinity, especially
since the terrible results accompanying
several fires which have occurred here.
1t occurs TO us that the City Council
should give this subject the consideration
its importance demands.
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CRIMINAL ITEMS AND STREET LoAFTNG.
The bright, and spring.liko weather
brings upon the street a perfect swarm of
oilers ind lOOfers, with whom, judging
from their appearance, it must be a matter
Of difficulty to procure bread and clothes
honestly; but they either live on faith
and hope, or their appearance bellies their
industry. For tho sake Of charity, we
inter that they spend the livC.long day on
the streets for the sake of basking in the
sun, and then work at honest trades all
night for their bread and clothes. 1t must
be admitted that hundreds do the former,
and the latter inference may be correct.
However il niaY be, the majority of these
fellows avoid the clutches OF the law, and
criminal items arc as scarce us though the
streets were deserted us in mid-winter.
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llEMrFIELD RAHRoAD.--A party Of
engineers were making surveys and mca-
surCmcnts between the Baltimore s. Ohio
and the llcmplcld dCpots few days
since, preparatory, VIC presume, to con-
Meeting them. . .n..
We hear that should the Baltimore Il
Ohio Company become the purchaser ut
the sale OF the llcmpiicld 10 take place
on the 3Oth inst, two daily trains will be
put IN the road between this city and
Washington, Pa, We trust our inIorma-
ton may he correct
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CRCuIT CoURT.-1t has been known
for several days that change in the time
Of holding the Courts in this Circuit had
been made by the Legislature, but all
efforts to ascertain the precise date on
which tho next term for this county
would commence were unsuccessful We
hear that intelligence was received yes.
terday from Charleston to the effect that
the Court would commence next Monday.
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BURGLAItY.-Thc store Of Robert Strain,
in Washington, Pa, was entered by bur.
glars On Wednesday night, and two or
three dollars in cash, and twenty-five or
thirty dollars worth Of goods taken. A
full set OF burglars tools, for tho opening
Of safes, &c, were lel on tho counter.
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Two MEN KILLED.-A man named
Boycc WIS engaged in. cutting lumber
witha portable saw mill on the farm Of
II. W. Wyllc, about two miles from
Washington, Pa, on the Canonsburg road,
Wednesday evening, when the boiler Cx-
plOded, instantly killing himself and
Wvlir
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NEW GOLD PENs.-Just received nj
PAUL Bros. s. Co.'S, No. 90 Market street,
4 large stock Of new gold pens, all styles
and prices, gold and rubber pencils, gold
tooth picks, &c, great variety from
Which to select also another lot of Bret
IIarte's Poems just received. Blank
books, writing papers, envelopes, station.
cry generally, and wall papers and Dor
dcrs, Spring styles, new and cheap.
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PERSONS who have signed Tor tickets
for Theodore Thomas Orchestra should
be on hand in order to secure their seats,
as they will be held liable for the amount
Of tickets signed for. Their name will be
stricken from the roll when they have Sc
cured their seats. o. L--l 81.
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Nor MYsTERtoUs-lt is no wonder
that so many persons are wanting to ex.
change their sewing machines for the
Singer, as that company last year found
customers for 44,6S5 more machines than
any other company before the public,
without peddllng them from door to door.
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sErTLED.-Wm., alias "Tip" Crum.
hacker committed IN assault and battery
upon Thomas Pylcs, on the 18Th Of Feb.
ruary. The case was yesterday settled
before Squire GiIIcspy, by the defendant
paving the costs, 4.HHaNa
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SENT TO JAn.-James Chapman, alias
"Chappy," was yesterday required to give
o bond Of one hundred dollars as o
surety Of the peace for ono year. Fail.
ing to do so, Squire Johnston sent him to
T.
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CHEAP CoUNTER.-Tn order 10 make
room for spring goods, l will place my
entire stock of Mems, Womcn's, Misses
and Child's Boots and Shoes on Cheap
Counter and sell them regardless Of cost
Every pair warranted Of the best material
and workmanship. L. V. BLOND,
..... 1O1 Min Street.
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THE OPERA LAST NIGHT Last night
the Worrell Sisters were greeted with q
large audience in Washington Hall 1.-THE
Field OF Cloth of Gold'' was well rep
resented, and the performance was up.
plauled throughout. we '
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CONCEALED WEAPoNs.-In default 0!
one hundred dollars bail, D. K. Cronan,
charged with carrying concealed weap-
ons, was yesterday sent to jail by Squire
Johnston, ..r
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beginning at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the following dc:
4clibGd property: situated On the west side Of
Market street, between Second and Alley u, IN
the sixth ward of the city Of Wheeling, the south
half Of lot number nlncty.slx l06) In Chapiinc
EOlI7s addition TO said city, with the buildings
and improvements thereon or thereto belonging
Terms made known on day OF salc.
Selling ~ Trustee, | shall convey only such
title as IS vested In me by said deed Of trust.
LrblO JABEX EXLEY, Trustee.
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THEODORE THOMAS ORcHEsTRA.-Sale
of reserved seats will commence this
morning at 10 o'clock ut Hamilton s
Iarding's music store. Persons desiring
seats should be on hand promptly. This
is one Of the largest concert trOupes in the
world, composed of fifty distinguished ar.
fists, assisted by the world renowned
pianist, Miss Anna Mehlig.
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GREAT BARGAINS IN Doors AND SHOES.
TO reduce my present stock Of Shoes !
will sell best Philadelphia made Shoes,
Womcn's at $3.50, worth $3.50
Misses at $500, worth $500.
Child's ut SOC, worth $500.
Mems Gum Shoes at $500, worth $l.25.
Womcn's Gum Shoes at 7jc, worth 81.
L.V. BLOND, 1O7 Main 81.
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VIZ should judge from the crowds Of
ladies that visited Geo. r, Taylor's Cheap
Counter yesterday that they fully npprc'
ciatc tue bargains TO be had there.
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THOSE Of our merchants who ore laying
in spring goods and want to sell them
should advertise the fact. N3+a
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The Purcst and Sweetest cod Liver Oil in the
world, manufactured from fresh healthy livcss
upon the sea shore. ltisperEeCly pure and sweet.
Ask for "IIazard 4 Caswell's Cod Liver OIL"
by .a
CAswELL, HAZARD s CO.,
New York,
Sold by all Druggists.
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FOR SALE.

UNOR SALE ON EASY TERMS tStss
II Five Brick Houses in BCnwOOd, situ' tiiiI
IIy ". V. IIOGE Il bro,
mari ltCnl Estate Agents,
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NOTWITHSTANDING the immensely Of
the apple crop, oranges sell cheaper.
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DOR SATELLITE WELLM
II known Farm Of the late X D. ShrP y
herd, EsQ,, In Jefferson county, West VIZ ~,
Rinia, near the Potomac River, three and ba
miles above ShepherdStOwn. comprising ao'I'
4IOacrcs Of ullage and woodland. well wa'e,,"J
lying compact, with the road on three side ~.
with tho prospect Of tue railroad, lately pFVTTS,
cd IN Its Vicinity, increasing IT. vSlnc. u,
buildings are comparatively nuw. Of an cNiFi
Siye and substantial character. The mansion
Of wood, with large garden adjoining, iosE, .w
with out'bulldlngs, Including dairy o. Ill., rin,
mereu stone, with u cOpsOns and never A,''st
spring running through Ii. The farm hon'G,i,"
stone, and the barns well built and commoGio.aII
all situated on high and commanding. fFOlI"i
and approached from the road by long ~.
shaded avenue, the whole forming uFsi' h
HentlemAns residence, which can h. rrach'u
six hours from Baltimore by the Baltimore ~
Ohio Railroad to KGArncyvillc Depot, aR"
worthy the attention OF those seeking wen ~
pointed farm In the best wheat growing ''I"'
The stock OF Jersey cattle. Southdown -isJt
horses, mules, tools, ETC. and the inrnitNIy
house, made In Boston, Of the best dcs'Fp''"
can be bought II desired.
For further particulars apply TO ,,,p
WIN. 4. CHAPLAIN
ShcphcrdstOwn West NlrHn'i
Or 10 7. Z. BROOkS. H.
leb21.2tAw Boston, Ma
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I
L by virtue OF Deed Of Trust made to me by
John Carney and Mary Jane his wife, dated Jan
nary Z, ISIS, and OF record In the office Of the
Recorder Of Ohio county In Deed Book No o.
page ~, viii offer AZ public Iale at the front
door Of the Court House OF Ohio county, on
FRIDAY, March 81, 1871,
BEGINNING ut 10 O'Clock A. n, the following de-
Scribcd property, to-wit: LOtnumbered two hun
llrrd and two con situated on John street In the
addition to the city OF Wheeling, Ohio county,
W. Va, laid out by Noah Zane, Peter YaEnAll, j.
Eawcctt and Others, fronting on John street sixty
feet and running back one hundred and twenty
iert, more or less, To the alley situate between
John and Zane streets called Cedar alley, with
the buildings thereon and thereto belonging,
Terms Of sale, cash. .r..r ....I -....
Selling as Trustee, shall convey only such title
a. Is vested In me by said Deed Of Trust.
IanS ,...r JOHN REID, Trustee.
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JOSIAH F, UpDEGR1FF, Cash'r. myg

THE CITY BANK, BELLA1RE, 0.
. L Office, on Water St., opposite Central Block.
Docs general Banking business; receives money
on deposit and pays interest on special deposits;
discounts notes and bills; deals In Exchange,
Coupons and National, State and local securities.
The FROMPTEsT ATTENTION OWN TO COLLEC'
TIoNs ON BELLAIRB AND ITS VICINITY. The cor.
respondNnco Of Banks, bankers and others hay
ing business at this point 10 solicited.
DIRECTORS-A. W. Anderson, Isaac Booth, A.
o. Mcllott, A. p. THllman, John y. Mercer, q. O.
Kelly.
t A. r. TALLMAN, Cashier. feb6
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THRUST SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
i. Deed OF Trust mAde'to me by Hugh Morrl'
son and Mary Jane his wife, dated March I, 1870,
and Of record IN the office Of the Recorder OF
Ohio county, In Deed Book 81, page 6ll, will
offer at public sale at the front door Of the Cont
tluuBe Of Ohio county, on
MONDAY. March 10, 1871,
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POR SALE OR RENT.
Window Glass Works.

The Robinson Window Glass Works, In North
Wheeling, will III sold or rented On easy terms.
POssCssiUn Immediately, ApplytO
WM. II, ROBINSON,
fnhaS No. Is Main slrCcl, Wheeling, ". Na.
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THE boys have commenced topspin.
ming.
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FoR SALE.

H 7
The Warehouse, No. 4 Quincy street, at pre-
sent occupied by the BenwOOd Iron Works. Pos.
sUssiOn given April lst.
ALSO. Several lots in the town OF DenwoOd,
Marshall county,
ALSO, the "Ore Farm, S2& acres, slluateuSS
miles west Of MArtinsVillC, ohio.
For further particulars inquire Of Bcnwood Iron
Works, Wheeling, or DcnwOOd Furnace Martins
willie H. IeO2J.
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New Advertisements.
Steamer r. r. Hudson. Inn,
Desirable residence at Public Sale,
Wanted-Agents to Sell New Thing.
Bank Stock for Sale ~ . +
Sponges, Chamois Skins, &c.
MediCated Paper. use i'' 10
B. U. B. P.-Baking Powder.
Flavoring Extracts.
State Of West Virginia, sc.
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THE March crop Of hand.organs is IN
usually scarce.
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COOP rich Ice Cream and Sherbet
every at Chas. r. Behlcr's.
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nor RENT.-TIIE WARE IN
L Room fronting Quincy street. 30 by iii
Also, second and third story room in the
lnlclligcncer Building.
Also, MeOdeon Hall, with small room front
Iang7 P WIN. L. MoAFEE.
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nor Overwhelmingly C2O) BUILD
ing Lots on Wheeling Island. Price $500
each, Terms, one.EOurth cash; tho residue In
equal Instalments at one, two and three years.
m nssi' - JNo. P. GILCIlRlST.
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Nor SALE.-505 ACRES 0FseS
ID Coal and Iron Lands near the Ohio
river, lying between Ashland and Catiels.
hurgh, ~, Eurty.nIno inch vein Of coal suitable
for manufacturing iron without CoaEing. For
Address. Ed. F. D0LIN,
GrcCnupsburg, Hy,,
or |. Z. MuGRkW,
6hy1G Mt. Pleasant, o.
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A FINE lot of Oranges and Lemons for
sale cheap at ChaS. r. Behler's.
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nor RENT.-THE STORE fhsSb
Il Room occupied by ClIas. 4. Griffith, hi
Oh Monroe street, adjoining OFT b Co. ~
Hardware store. Possession given lst April.
ApplytO N. l.; OFT,
Main street, between Monroe aud Quincy.
irbIi ..'
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ANOTHER fine lot of Malaga Grapes
just received at Chas. r Behlers.
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ISLAND PROPERTY FOR I'm
l. SALE.-I offer for sale my House and 'iiI
lut situated on Virginia street, near Huron.
The hOnsc Ia new, containing four rooms, hall
and other cOnVCnlGnCCs, such ~ presses, cup
boards, &C. Also good dry cellar under house,
side aud rear pOrticOs and all necessary Outbnild'
ings. Size OF lot I4XllB feet.
For further particulars apply on the premises,
nr ut Mendel's shop, Flith street, TO
Erh2TS ". q. RIIlRLDAFFER
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