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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-03

Having taken every precaution toguard
my patrons from theft and imposition, /
would respectfully AK the cooperation
OF thelocal authorities in the suppression
OF gambling and quack enterprises Of
every nature. have accompanying my
exhibition two expert New York detec.
tives, and notwithstanding the immense
crowds, these officers have been quite
successful in protecting the public from
professional thieves. As with State Fairs
and other large gatherings, there are Of.
ways more or less hangers on, who, located
In an adjacent field, make importunate
appeals to draw o crowd. The class Of
people attracted to these minor gatherings
are easily duped, and afford excellent
practice 70 swindlers and plckpockets.
All such are entirely beyond my control
and It Is TO their suppression thatI appeal
10 the local authorities not only as pro-
lection to my patrons, but as duty to
their constituents. The officers In my
employ will always cooperate by giving
any information that may be desired.
Yours, respectfully,
P, T. BARNUM,
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saturday,s EIections.

The people Of this city and county
voted Saturday on three propositions
LIST, To authorize a subscription by the
city Of 100000 to the capital stock Of the
Wheeling & Lake Erie Railway Com.
pany. Cd, To authorize subscription by
the city of 100000 to the capital stock Of
the Wheeling 81 Ohio Union Railway
Company Bridge. Sd, To authorize q
subscription by the county Of 100000
to the capital stock Of the latter company
Below may be found the city vote com
plete on the three propositions first men
toned, and tho county vote, except two
townships, on the other:
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! torofer with some particularly 10 The
evidence, 70 recall the circumStances indi.
eating the probabilities as to the efficiency
o. bal, and to indicate In terms what
degree Of guilt attaches, In my Judgment,
% the prisoner, upon the evidence, wholly
that Of witnesses for the State But /
deem this course unadvisable. The public
discussion Of testimony in advance Of
trial In the community from which the
trteB will be selected Is always 10 be
deprecated; although It Is true that they
are not TO accept any opinion Of the court
upon q preliminary hearing % an intima-
ton that should affect their duties and re.
probabilities when they come to pass upon
the case. The present responsibility il
mine. It Is my duty TO decide upon the
motion-"to do the right as It Il given me
to zee the right" l cannot avoid this
duty, and ! would not seek to do 80 II
could.
Looking then at the whole case l an
clearly OF opinion that It would be right
and proper to permit the prisoner Il
renew hiSrecogniIance for his appearance
Of another term. I cannot say less thar
this; ! prefer not 10 say more.
Let the prisoner enter into o recogni'
zance, withat least two or three good and
sufficient sureieS, In the penalty Of ter
thousand dollars, conditioned for his ap
pearance on the second day OF the nexI
term; then to answer the Indictment
heretofore presented.
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HEATuEN CH1NEE, Tycoon, Red Jacket
Winona, Minehaha Wall Papers and Dor
ders, just received at PAUL 6 0rrs, No
SO Monroe street. They have also or
hand full stock of cheap and flnepapers
ranging in price from eight cents to five
dollars. They make specially OF Deco
ratiVe Papers for Public Halls, Churches
Dining rooms and Halls in private dwell
ingS. Give them q call.
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On the Wheeling to Lake Ere R. R.
proposition there are 951 more votes than
the required three.filths; on the bridge
proposition (city subscription) s74 more
than the required number. Seven Of the
ten county townships only have bernhard
from. They give 237 more votes then are
required but it would take 3O5 votes solid
against it in the other three townships to
defeat It,
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TIE GREAT sHow.-This colossal In.
Stitation, anquestionably the most Won.
derful of all amusement enterprises the
world has seen, will to-day drop in among
US, and satisfy the interest and relieve the
anxiety which has prevailed in this sec.
ton for weeks. The procession is ex.
peCted to move between Sand 0 o'clock,
passing through the principal streets, and
returning 10 the Fair Grounds on the
Island in season for the morning exhibi.
tion. The orphans, with their teachers,
have been invited TO- attend the morning
exhibition free Of charge, a custom Mr..
Barnum has adopted in all cities where
morning entertainment Is given.
At this early exhibition prudent mat.
rons will take their children and avoid
the crowds inseperable with the afternoon
and evening performances. For one
ticket the visitor inspects the Fiji Canni.
balls, the What Is Il, Admiral, Dot, the
armless woman, the beautiful wax figures,
the French mechanical automatonS and
one hundred thousand other obiects-ani-
mate and inanimate- contained In the
vast museum. He then r0ams at leisure
into MIR. Barnun's monster menagerie-a
collection which, for its rare specimens
and fabulous cost, make It the only rival
ofthe great Geological Garden Of London.
The visitors will here note the entire alb.
sence OF all ordinary animals usually
found in the travelling American menaga.
RE. In their place, however, he beholds
the rarest collection In the world-the
beautiful girafs, the only specimen on this
continent, the yak, the marine monsters
or sea lions, the rhinoCeros, the Abyssin.
ian lions, black leopard and scores OF ami.
mails, any ono of which has been &C.
cured at a cost equal to that Of an entire
ordinary menagerie. Still another canvas
contains elephants, calnels, and. dromeda.
ries by the drove, and systematically
arrayed in rows like a well organized
livery stable. Perseverfng through all
this and the visitor enters still another
huge tent, which proves to be the largest
canvass amphitheatrein the world. Here
is Dan Castellos double circus troupe,
and all the glitter and excitement Of
most fashionable arenic entertainment.
Mr: CASTILLO Is experimenting in person,
and under his watchful eye every act,
word and gesture Is Of that chaste and
refined character as to appeal to the bet.
ter classes. Mr.. Melville and his beauti.
full children, in their varieus acts OF horse.
manship, are marvel and study to all
lovers of physical education. The infant
Is perfect equestrian marvel, and per.
forms feats OF daring that puts to the
blush the Oldest professionals. The grand
entree at the hippodrome performances
takes place at II, 2 and s o'clock.
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In many affections peculiar e iea 1X Ala
EXTRACT BUCHU Is unc9ualeo y T.. ,!!.Spiu
remedy-as in Chlorosls or Retentig1u;r H.tossrI
ity, Painfulness or suppression Q! ~, S Al n.
Uterus IcacoTr6GS Or Whites, StehlIt ~! .o. 5T
Complaints incident TO the scE, WhethTi I I, X
from indiscrction, Habits Of DiaEp Aao HI..Ib,d
the Decline or Change Of Lie. Il sI1S, Snd
extensively by the most eminent y Trf4sbIed
MidwiVOs, after Con1nements, ana lot md IL
and Delicate Constitutions Of b0tn IN nt,.s,e .,
ages, attended with any Of the aoo'eD'''
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THB most complete and choice line o.
Foreign and Domestic Cassimeres, Scotch
cheyiots, English and French Diagonals
Cloths Of all shades, vestings, Gentle
mems Furnishing Goods, &C., can BIZ
found at 9. Hess merchant tailor, cor,
neF Of Main and Quincy streets, who doe
al 81. work in the best style and guarantee
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Music Books of all kinds, for Piano
Organ, Violin, violincello, Guitar, Accor
deon, Flute, &C., from 80 cents upward
at sheib's Music Store, Monroe street
Any book sent free by mail on receipt o
published price.
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TRANsFERs OF RIAL EsTATE.-The
following transfers Of real estate were re.
corded at the Recorders office during the
week ending May 31st:
Deed made May "a by s. II. B. Carter
to r. V. Whelan, for II acres, / rood and
30 perches OF land on National Road;
$3,Ss0.57. Admitted May 25.
Deed made March IA by G. W. LETTERS,
Commissioner, to George busch, for the
east part Of lot 2l0, Centre Wheeling, EofI
and Third streets; $2,325. Admitted
May 25.
Deed made March IA by Geo. busch
and wife to g. Hess, for the east part Of LOT
2l0, Eoff and Third streets, Centre Wheel.
ing; $4,000. Admitted May 25.
Decd made February 29 by Robert
Miller and wife TO Virginia G. Drake, for
the undivided third Of the north halt Of
lot 1870, Market street, between Fist and
Second street; $1,000. Admitted May 81.
Deed made May 81 by Jos. 7. Parish
and wife to Christian Arnold, for lot "a
feet front on east side Of Fifth street, Join.
ing African N. E. Church lot; 1895. Ad.
mitted May 81.
Deed made May % by T. NJ. Pedley to
Stephen Warehouse, Trustee Tor Joseph
Pedley, for the undivided hall OF lot IA,
in square 10, near Bailey, Woodward s
COZ store; $500. Admitted May 90.
Deed made March 81 by H. G. Caldwell
and others TO John and Thomas Springer
for lot No. Q, in square 70, Caldwelrs
addition; 5000. Admitted May 80.
Deed made May 10 by VIM. Clohan and
wife TO John ]. HEigh for north halt OIL
lot 43, Chapline street, Sixth ward; 81, 300
Admitted May 80.
Deed made May by heirs of Thomas
Greer, deceased, TO Mary Greer widow
for lot s, in square 50, Ritchie's addition
and tue west half Of lot %, Graham's
addition; love and affection. Admitted
May 30.
Deed made February 2, 1854, by Geo
Purcell and others to Joseph Harvey, iol
all their right and interest in all land in
Ohio county devised by Benz. Harvey tc
Rachel Purcell now in possession by Jos
Iervey; $500. Admitted May 81.
Deed made January 16, 1872, by David
Lynn and others to Alex. Coen, Tor lot Al
and east half OF lot 40, Virginia street
Wheeling Island; $1,000. Admitted
Deed made May 80 by N. Little and
wife TO Conrad Aul, Tor the west 81 feet
II inches Of lot No. IS, Quincy street
East Wheeling 81, $50. Admitted May 81,
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J. T. LAKn s. Co. are prepared to
make up suits in tho latest style and at
almost any desired price. Give them a
call, as they never fail to give satisiac.
ton. A fine stock Of Gents Furnishing
Goods constantly on hand.
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MANNNa's MNsTRELs. The above
named troupe will give an entertainment
in Washington Hall this evening. AL
though this is troupe unknown to US
save by kind notices of the press else.
where, we feel safe in saying that, from
all we can learn about them, the enter,
tainment will be above ordinary. If you
are a lover Of such performances do NOT
fail TO attend.
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COMMITTED TO JAI.-Conrad Orr,
charged with horse stealing, had q hear.
ing before Judge Johnston, on Saturday
last The Judge after hearing ofii.thc
case, committed him to Jail in default Of
$1,000 bail for his appearance before the
next Grand Jury. sH'a 20
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RoBNsoN's BoNDssiEN.-Judgc Melvin
having decided TO take bail for Robinson's
appearance OF the next term Of court, the
following gentlemen appeared and went
his bail: james Campbell, Samuel G.
Robinson and W. II. Robinson.
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RAPIDLY PRoeREssINu.-Tho work Of
putting down the eight inch water pipe
on John street is progressing rapidly,
being nearly completed to Seventh street.
Give the ladies of East Wheeling the
right to vote and supt. Cummings can
hold his office for the balance Of his life.
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JUSTICE SCuuLTz.-Peter Kloss was
arrested on Saturday last for threatening
to shoot his wife. lie was taken before
the above named Justice and entered into
bonds to appear at 10 o'clock tomorrow
for hearing of the case.
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EXCITING E1EcTIoN.--Probably the
Oldest inhabitant doesn't remember an
election of only local Importance in which
such an interest was taken as that Of Sat-
urday. Tho friends and foes OF the
measures all worked like beavers.
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WILL PRonATED-ExEcUroR QUAIL.
EEED.-on the s7thlult., the last will and
testament OF the late Thomas Todd was
probated in the Recorders office, and Jas
Todd qualified as Executor of the es-
tate-bOnd $4,000, but no security re.
quired.
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PoLIcH couRE-Tho following cases
were before this court, Saturday morning:
Robert Macaulcy, drunk, one dollar and
costs; James Dugan, tumult and disorder,
continued until this morning; John Queen,
depcsiting filthy matter in the river, five
dollars and costs. = q "a w
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PORCELAIN PICTURES, Carries dc vislte
Rustic Photographs and Portraits in Ink,
OIL, Water Color and Pastel, at the Part.
ridge Gallery, III Main Street.
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insurance.
PEABoDY INSURANCE Comply
AT WHEELING, WEST VA.

CAPITAL, Sl25,OOO,
With the privilege Of increasing the same 10
100000.
DIRECTORS
William Bailey, AonSo Loring,
Dr.. VIM. J. Bates a. II. AdGmS,
Andrew j. Pannen, James r. Barnes,
Henry 6tamm, Thomas HuVhe0'
A. j. Cecil,
This Company having been In successful oper.
ahon Tor nearly two years is prepared to take
risks Of fair rates on BuildIngs Of al kinds, MeF-
ehAndlse, Manufacturing establishments, Furni-
tire, Steamboats,, and cargOes on the Western
Rivers and Lakes also TO issue perpetual policies
on Dwellings and Stores: This Company being
composed mostly Of our leading business men,
recommends Itself 70 the favorable consld Iteration
Of the lnsuring public, and sollcltS theIr patro-
mage. Applications for insurance viii DO prompt
y attended TO attheif office, BAILEY'S block
No. 1906 Market street.
WILLIAM BAILEY, Preat.
AL0NZ0 LoRING, Vice PreS't.
\. G. ARTHUR, Sec'y.
". b. AGNEW. Asst sec'y. janla
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ArPoNTEp GuARD1AN.-On the 25th
ult., Samuel N. Whitcside was appointed
guardian Of Virginia, daughter of the late
Robert and Mary Whiteside-bond $500.
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EUREKA oRaANs.-Nsw ot'recelvlng
and for sale on the Renting Plan or other.
wise, very cheap, at shelb's Music Store,
Monroe street.
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Too No1sY.-A man under tho inAu.
ence Of liquor, entered ST. Matthew's
Church yesterday morning and made
rather more noise than the law allows,
whereupon he was very gently put out Of
the house.
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Losr A FINaER,-A young man by the
nameot Wallace who works in Phillips
Machine Shop met with the loss Of a
finger onlast Friday. Mr.. Wallace was
moving q lathe, which slipped and crush.
ed off the little finger Of the lett hand.
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CIRCUIT CouRr.-No business was done
In the Circuit Court on Saturday, save the
disposition of tho Robinson case, which
will be found in another column. The
Court adjournrd to meet Thursday at 10
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Misunderstanding the week end
ing Friday evening, .8lst ult, three mar
rlage licenses were issued from the Re-
cor6er's office.
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ADMITTED TO CrszENsu1r.-In the
Circuit Court, last Saturday morning,
Frank Held, native oil PrusslN,'was adj
miltcd to citizenship.
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ALAReEstoek Of Ladies', Misses and
ohild's Lasting Kid and Morocco Boot
and Shoes Of best city manufacture, tol
sale atL. v. Blends.
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Bsuop JouNs.-Bishop Johns, Of tho
Episcopal Church, was in town yesterday.
In the morning he ofliciated at st. Johns
Church, and in the evening at st. Mat
.thew's. Both services were very largely
attended. -
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CoSrINuED.-The case of Hathaway
against Warner, which was set for hear
ing before Judge Johnston, on Saturday
last, was continued until next Saturday.
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"JuNIPER TAR soar" cures cnApped hands
sAltrheum, pImpleS, and all eutAneous afieo.
lions, rendering tho skin soft and smooth. Man.
ufactared by CAswELL, HAZARD 3 CO.,
Sold by all Druggists. New York
my24-M, Th-dGW
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FELL FROM a BRIDaE.--A man by the
namgoi George Morrow was found lying
under theB. & o. R.R. Bridge at Cald.
wells Run yesterday morning very badly
injured, having leg broken and being
otherwise seriously hurt. It's I supposed
that Morrow fell from the bridge about
ten O'clock Saturday night while in a
state Of intoxication.
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PIcFunE FRAMEa-A large lot Jus,
received ndfor sale cheap, at the Part.
ridge Gallery, III Main street. e
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LAD1Ea Wishing to purchase q nice
titting and latest style Cater, should 60
to L. Y. Bonds.
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QuEEN's, Congress, Women's Serge and
Kid Newport Ties and Croquet slippers,
just received at L. V. Bonds.
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WEsaw, yesterday, at the Partridge
Gallery, q portrait in Pastel, which il
really "gem Of art" Everybody should
sec It.
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MUsIcA1-Do you love music' Are
you not charmed by musical sounds? Dc
you not love to hear o sweet toned, har.
monious instrument Do you not want
to buy one' If aye, you should by all
means go to shieb's Music Store, Monroe
street, and buy one of the famous ashcib
Pianos" or one Of the charming Eureka
Organs" any one ofawhich is sold either
on monthly payments rfor cash at ia,
less prices Than at any other place in the
world. av--.
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DurCnEEs Lranrsrsa FLr.KrL1HE
sweeps them OF and clears the house speedily
Try it-Sold BY dealers everywhere.
fnVfAnhkW
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WHAT We know about PhQtographing
can be seen at BroYn & Higgins.
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DoN'T forget to see Mckee 9 Rogers
Rebseca Jane, ManninES Min1tels.
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WARREN CANrER-Your father Is anx'
ious to hear from you. 49,.
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STATE MEDICAL Soc1ETY.-Tho NIedi.
cal Society otth State of West Virginia,
will hold its annual meeting this year in
this city, beginning Wednesday, June
9th, at 2 o'clock r. NJ, in the Fourth
Street NJ, 3. Church.
The approaching session we learn,
promises obc one OF the largest and most
enthusiastic gatherings in the history OF
the Association. A number OF most inter.
esting papers will be presented, and a
profitable meeting is anticipated.
This Society is now one Of the perma.
nent institutions Of the State and yields
aninluencein the highest degree bene.
fetal upon the profession and public at
large. a w. .-...s
Numbering, as we learn 1t does, more
than one hundred names on It's roll Of
membership-among which are to be found
q majority of the best men in the State
The number will continue to enlarge I'm.
til every man claiming responsibility in
the profession in the State will be includ.
cd. Ample arrangements are being made
for the accommodation of spectators, and
especially the ladies who may honor the
Society with their presence. In the sue
cess of means leading to results for the
amelioration of human suffering we are
allindividually and personally interested.
They come to cOincil together for the
well.beipg and happiness OF every citizen
OF the State. We hope for our medical
friends a pleasant meeting.
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TIM King Laugh Makers, Mauninss
Minstrels, at Washington Hail tonight
and tomorrow.
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Steamboats,,

Steamboats,.
FoR CINCINNATI .@h
The fine light dr4usA. passenger
steamer
ANDES" Gas. MuHIEMAN, Com'dr.
EDWARD MUHLBAAN, Clerk,
win leave for the above on Tuesday, June 4,
is79, promptly at 3 o'clock P. n.
For freight or passage apply on board or 10
je3 O. Il. BOOTH b CO.. Agents.
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New Advertisements.

Steamer Andes.
Mattresses, &c.
Watches-oxtoby & Dutlleld.
Letter List.