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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-03
TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO
L County, West Virginia.
Martha Rnox's Executors


l. County, West Virginia.
Martha Knox's Executors
rs. Sln Chancery.
Charles Able and wife Etd
BY virtue Of decree OF tho Circuit Court Of
Ohio COuuty, In the Stateof West Virginia, made
and entered on the 30th day OF October, 1871, In
the above entitled cause 10 the taid Court pend.
ing, will on =
THURSDAY, the list day Of Nay, 1873,
at 10 o'clock A. n, ut the front door Of the Court
House Of Ohio county, sell at public auction all
that tract or parcel Of land now occupied by tho
said Charles Abe, situate south Of Wheeling
Creek, adjoining lands Of MrS. Emma B. Carter,
George hObCrts and William 9oAhOrn, and bound
cd aud described Us follows, viz: Beginning at q
sugar tree stump, an original sugar tree corner
OF surveys made for Edward Calhoun and James
Caldwell respectively, thence with q line be.
tween FRid surveys 8. 49& degrees, 3. 3 30.l00
poles TO tho south eide Of what Is called tho Hub
bard road, and with the tamo N, 4lHdegtces,
20 poles, N. IS degrees, 3 % poles, N. 62H de.
grecS, Kbst 81 SO 1C0 polCR. thence leaving Eald
road N. 10 degrees, W. 81 6O.I0O poles 10 an
original Inc between tho Calhoun and Smith
tracts, and with the sAGG s. % degrees, W. 70
pocs 10 tho beginning; containing hvc acres
and i've poleP, aud being tho came tract or par
Gel OF land conveyed TO said Charles Able BY
deed Of Martha Knox bearing date the lBt day OF
January A. y. 1867, and Of record in the lefk's
Office OF thu County Court Of Ohio county In
Decd Book No, 81, folio 1877. together with all tho
improvements thereon aud the coal underlying
the samc.
TRIMS or SALE-One. fourth or 20 much more
Of the purchase money Us the purchaser or pur'
chAsGr6 may elect 10 pay In cash, and the residue
In throC equal inttallmcnts at six, twelve and
eighteen months from tho day OF Tale, tho pur.
chaser giving security for the payment Of tho do.
flTcd installmCnts and interest on the tame
from the day OF sale, TO be approved by the Com.
missioner hereinafter named.
JAMES P. ROGERS,
Special Commissioner.
GEO. A. WICKHAE, AuctIoneCr. mIrs9
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SAMUEL Pou1soN, a resident of Cadiz,
Ohio, committed suicide by hanging, at
that place Monday morning, No reason
Tor bis conduct Is known.
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MOTHERS BE ADVISED.

Always keep bottle Of Dr.. Tutrs Celebrated
Expectorant In the house. 1t is a certain and
pleasant euro for Group, Coughs, Colds, etc 1t
Is agreeable to tho taste, and children take 1t
readily. Go to your druggist and get It At once,
1t may save the life Of your little one.
NOZZLE, ALA, May q, 1860.
Dr.. W. II. Tut:
Dear Sir-I should DO pleased 10 advertise your
medicines, and will cheGriully give you good
notice OF your Rxpectorant, as have personally
used It With great satisfaction.
Very respectfully, ". D. MANN,
Proprietor OF tho Mobile Register,
THE BARRIERS rREPER DR. TUTT's HAIR DYE.
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A depressed, irritable state OF mind !
n weak, nervous, exhausted feeling;
no energy or RnImRti0nJ confused
head, weak memory, often with dee
bIIItatInR, involuntary discharges. The
Consequence Of excuses, mental OvUrwork or
indiSTvtonS. This NERVOUS DEBILITY
finds q sovereign cure in HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC, No. IS.
1t tones up the system, arrests discharges, diSpcls
the mental gloom and dependency, and Eejuve.
mates the entire system. It Is perfectly harm
les and alwAy8 efficient. Price Is, for u package
Of Ave boxes and lnTgO q vial Of powder, which
important In old, serious cases; or q per single
box. Sold by ALL Druggists, or sent BY mail
on receipt Of price. Address HUMPHREYS
SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE CO.,
No. 600 BROADWAY, y. y.
For sale by Logan, List 3 Co.; E. Booking; II.
]. FInney; James Mury; Reed, KRAFT d Co.
Wheeling; Chas. FarIS, Wheeling leland; James
Elliott and J. & Nm. Mercer. BellaIr, o.
febi2-eod&w
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

HAFPY RELIEF FOB YOUNG MEN from the effects
oil Errors and Abuses In early life. Manhood
restored. Impediments 10 Marriage removed.
New method OF treatment. Now and remarkable
remedies. Books and Circulars sent froo, In
scaled envelopes. Address, HOWARD ASSO.
CITATION, No South Ninth st., Philadelphia,
honorable conduct aud professional skill.
mar26dGw
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SCHOLARSHIP

The colored school answered seventy.
four per cent Of the questions correctly.
Our examinations arc thorough and
searching, requiring thorough work and
activity on the part Of teachers TO meet
successfully.
Patrons Of Bridgeport, your schools arc
thoroughly organized and are prepared TO
90 onward and upward to success and
ern,nence, ]. N TAYLOR.
Superintendent,
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In Chancery

Rules, 1873.
Thomas O'Bricn
EG.C.
Ann Eliza Strain with Thomas
Strain her husband, Nettie b. in Chancery.
March, with William s. March
her husband, Sarah MRcLachlanl
AID James MlCLachIan.
At RulCs hold in tho Clerks once Of the Coun'
ty Court OF Ohio County, West Virginia, on
Monday, tho 3Ist day OF March. 1873, 1t appear
Ing by an affidavit filed In this cause that the
defendants, Ann KliZA Strain. Thomas strain,
Nettic u. March, William =. March, sarah Mac
LachlAu and James MRcLRchlAn, arc non.reei'
dents Of the State OF West virginia, 1t Is order
cd that the raid defendants do appear within ono
month after tho date OF tho first publication Of
this order. and do what Is necessary TO protect
their interests IN this suit.
The object of this suit Is to make partition
among tho parties entitled thereto, or II pArti'
ton cannot DO made, then q sale, Of tho follow
Ing real estate altuAtO in the city OF Wheeling,
county Of Ohio and State OF West Virginia, to-
wit: Lots Nos IS and 81 In WV. ShtiVct'a I'D.
dillon to tho city Of Wheeling: Lots No. 1875 and
water Lot No. O In RbCnezCr Zane's trustee ad'
ditlon to said city, on Wheeling Island; and Lot
No. II in Square 81 Of tho BuCna Vista addition
to said city Of Wheeling, and u division among
sud parties OF the proceeds OF said sale accord
ing 10 their several interests In said real estate.
ROBT. b. WOODS, Clerk.
A copy testo, ROBT. D. WOODS, Clerk.
JAMES p. RoGERe, T. y. Barr, SOLICITORS Tor
Complainant.
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MRS. G. MCCOY, 148 MAIN ST.,

Keeps full assortment Of LAeeS, Trimmings,
inAl CoTeets, Gents and LAdies' Hosiery, Hand.
kercfB and oil articles AppGrtaining 10 complete
assortment Of Fancy Goods. Orders for any.
thing in her line promptly attended 10. LAdiGs
desiring to purchase handsome Winter CloAkB or
WAterproofs Would do we'll to examine her stock
before making SELECTIONS elpeWheFo. Octia
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that The dispositions OF Isaac Irwin, Thomas
OBrlCn, VIM. Clohan. John Mcneil and others
will be taken at tho office Of Taylor d Barr, near
tho N. B. corner Of Fourth and Monroe streets,
in the city OF Wheeling, in tho State Of West
Virginia, on the 29th dayof April, A. D. 1873,
r. n to DO read in evidence in tho above named
cause on behalf OF said complainant. And II,
from any cause, tho taking Of the said deposit
lions shall not be commenced, or being COM
mcncCd, shall not DO completed on that day, tho
taking OF the same will BIO adjourned from time
to time until tho same shall be completed
THOMAS O'BRlEE,
BY JAMES p. ROOMS and Il. 8. BARR, his sorS.
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NOTICE.-THOSE INDEBTED
In to tho subscriber arc hereby notified that
theIE accounts have been made out, and payment
can DO made on the ID day Of January, i6TY,
To prevent any confusion, proper officers will
DO In attendance, and NO fear need DO entertained
By interested parties o. any dlSagrceable conse-
number can DO admitted ct q timo-the door
opening inward; tho ptecaution being deemed
necessary on account Of tho experience Of the
past year BY FIRE.
jGnl CHAS, q. BERRY.
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General Notices.

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF
In PARTNERsHIP.-The partnership here.
fore existing between Robert Pratt and Edward
=, Pratt, under the firm name Of r. Pratt q Co.,
was this day dissolved by mutual consent.
The business OF the late flrm will be settled
and adjusted by ". y. Hogc and II. @. Caldwell,
who arc fully authorized 10 receive and collect
all claims due us ROBERT PRATT
EDWARD y. PRATT.
March q, 1873 matSl
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THOs. HORNBROOK.
C.P. uOrnbrook will be In eharge. mat2O

DIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF
u SAFES.-We are agents for oEe Of the lar.
Rest Cincinnati factories, and can furnishpartieB
promptly with the finest and strongest Safes
made, al furnished with the now triple lange
improvement, and secured by barRentB com6I-
nation lock. Safes sold by US arc delivered with.
out charge for handling, and at prices lower than
travelling agents can sell at Cincinnati.
We have few good second hand Safes In
stock, which will bs sold very low.
WIN move Sales for parties at low charge and
without risk Of damage.
METCALF d BURT.
SO Maine Street,
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ISLAND LOTS FOR SALE.

Forty choice Building Lots on Wheeling Ia.
land. = Price from 800 70 $1,000 each.
TRRMs-0ne.lourth cash, the residue In equal
InStalments at one, two and three yoArS, with In.
terest. " JNo. GILCHRIsT,
nnIn At Top Mn.
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BUGGY FOR SALE.

Id
An Open Buggy, new end handsome, with a
bed neat but roomy enough to be useful, Is offer
cd for sale at less than It's value. Call on JOS.
WALTERS, Superintendent Wheeling Wag.
on and Carriage Company, Just above Post ONCE.
hn2
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specially announce 10 the CltlEen8 OF wheeling
that am now prepared to supply them prompt
m ma SOCN p' CONRAD sEIBsRT.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL DE
y received by tho Committee on Water Works
until 10 O'Clock, Thursday, April 10, 1873, for
the making and delivering OF all castings that
the city Of Wheeling may want in one year, cx-
cep. water pipes, stop cocks and Are plugs.
Bids will DO endorsed, Proposals for castings
for the CITY," and DO left with tho CLERK Of the
' nSaral Chairman Of Com. on water wo1rEA
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
~ received by tho Committee on Water Works
until O'Clock, Thursday, April 10, 1873, for
making and delivering i've thousand feet Of four
inch Pipe, more or less. and two thousand iOGt
or Six inch, with branches and tees sufficient to
lay tho same, and street boxes for stop cocks
that the city may want The six Inch pipe 10 DO
O.l6thS thick and the four inch, 4 Inch. The
branches to BIO tho same thickness as the pipes.
Tho pipes 10 DO cast or moulded In dry sand and
In perpendicular. position; TO be Of coed dark
gray Iron, 80 that It can be easily drilled. Each
pipe or piece to DO - feet Jour inches long bowl
on ono end 10 be 4 inches lonR.) The inch Pipe
10 weigh not less than thirty-ono pounds 70 tho
foot, aud not more than 81; tho 4 inch To weigh
than %. The pipes, branches and boxes to DO
made and delivered on tho line OF street where
wanted in the city Of Wheeling, on or before
the 3Oth day Of June, 1873. The pipes to bear
tho test Of $50 pounds hydraulic pressure 70 the
inch, and 10 BIO tested In Wheeling under the
supervision Of the Superintendent Of tho Water
Works and Rt the expense OF tho contractor.
Payments to be cash on delivery after the tOst"
ing and on tho Superintendent order to tho
Committee Tho Contractor or Contractors 10
give bond with good security for tho fulallment
OF the contract-the city FeSerVing the right TO
receive or reject any or all bids. Bids will DO
endorsed "PropoeAl6 for water pipes, branches,
&C." and to be len with the Clerk OF the city.
4. WILSON,
mAr0l Chairman Com. on Water Works.
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THREE MILEIcE.

Having purchased the Three Mile leo Houses
specially announce 10 the citizens Of Wheeling
that am now prepared to supply them prompt
maSSl OON 'N'O CONRAD sRIBRRT.
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Dr,LOngdOn'sSuC
Additional Proof Of His
Skill.
Home Testimony that Cannot
DO Doubted.
Statements from Two we'll known
and Trustworthy Cltizens-b0th
Residents Of Wheeling for
Many Years.

FRoh JOHN Il. CHALK, Esq, Glass. PrcSEcr,
KIrkwoOd 0lassWork Residence, German St,
Centre Wheeling, Read what he says:
While in tho army contracted Bronchitis
with Cough, which grew more and moro AHgrR-
waited until my condition during the present win.
| ter excited tho most serious apprehension. l
had become much emaciAtCd and my cough was
not only constant, but Of tho most s:gtrS and
! iTTitdHve character. Falling TO obtain relief
from other sources applied 10 DR.. Longdon who
encouraged mo, after careful and thorough cx'
animation OF my case, 20 hope for benefit from
proper treatment, Tho first dose oil his medi.
cine gave mo decided relief, and continuing to
improve, am now entirely recovered, ! can
chetrtulIy recommend Dr.. Longdon TO those
AFFLICTED with Chronic Ailments as physician
Of undonbted skill and w3sIhy o. The highest
confidence, JOHN Il. CHALK.
FRoM CORNELIUS GILLESPIE, Esq.. a Boiler In
tho Belmont Rolling Mill, Residence, sth ward.
Hearing Of Dr.. Longdon's skill in Chronic
Diseases, consulted him about three weeks ago
In regard 10 Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia and
Nervous Prostitution, from all OF which ! had
been suffering for como time Although have
been under treatment for bat . short time, / feel
| as we'll as ever 1dld-BO well, indeed, that Ihdps
C0RNRLIUs GILLESPIE.
WHEELING, March %, 1878.
Those statements, like the one from Mr. HIg.
gins, are from highly respectable parties living
10 our midst, and Ike all the evidence OF DR..
Longdon's skill, will bear the closest scrutiny.
There can be no doubt Of tho great superiority
and efficacy Of his treatment In Chronic Diseases
TO which his practice is mainly devoted. He sees
and ErdtltnGs more Of these maladles In year
than family physicians and general practitioners
come tH contact nth in lifetime.
Foes for consultation, examination, advice and
treatment within tho reach Of all.
Medicines for all Diseases by mail and express
10 all parts Of the country.
oYPlCE HoURS.-S TO u, 100 TO 3, and $50 to Q.
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Tho RrIdgeport schools.
Abstract of Report Of Bridgeport PHJIi
Schools for M6 month Of March, 1878.

Public examinations commenced In tho
first primary on the 9th day Of tho month,
and concluded in the High School on tho
Goth, occupying one day in the first school,
two days in the second and third schools
each, three and q hall days in the inter
mediate, one day in the Colored, and two
DAYS IN the High School.
The examinations were conducted both
orally and written. The whole number
ofthe different questions given to the pu.
nils Of the white schools was 6,S6S.
Whole number Of questions given to
Colored school, $685. five hundred and
ninety.fve. ,,o,
The white schools average over 49,
eighty per cent, giving over $4,000 four
thousand six hundred and ninety.six cor
rect answers,
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I CARD

A CARD.
Having sold our leo Houses TO Mr.. Conrad
SeibGrt, we would respectfully recommend him
10 all our old customers feeling satisfied he Will
supply them with good article OF pure leo.
GEO. SOHRLLHASE.
J. BRDILI0N.
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TONBS POLICE COURT.

Two Burglars Capturcd In Duane street.
On Saturday afternoon, at about two O'Clock, the
premises occupied by R Lewis as mandatory OF
ladies' cloaks, So Duane street, we're found broken
open Jacob Webster, who occupies the fourth
floor, who had been absent for some time, on re-
turning found the premises of Mr.. Lewis open, and
on making search discovered that q lot OF articles
had been stolen and that still larger quantity had
been packed up in black bags ready for removal
He at once notified Onlcers Lahey and
Curley, of the Sixth precinct. who set about
watching the premises In expectation Of the re-
turn OF the burglars. AT five O'Clock a horse and
wagon drove up to the door containing three men,
one OF whom. named Thomas Mcguire, entered
the building and was arrested on the stairs.
Another named Thomas Murray, on seeing the
0niCers, ran down Duane street. He was pursued
by Mr.. Webster and 0ficer Curey anu was over.
taken In Pearl street. The third man,
whose name Ia not known drove Off
at a rapid pace, and succeeded in escaping.
Mcguire. alias Daniel Leary, and Murray
are both well known to the downtown police as
members OF The Roosevelt street gang. The store
o. Mr.. Lewis has already been broken open three
times within year, and each time the thieves
nave been successful IN carrying Off large quantities
OF goods. The prisoners were taken before JUS
tlce Scott, at the Tennis Police Court, yesterday,
and remanded to the station house to enable the
ollcer to work up the case. They are to be taken
10 the Central Office to-day.
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PANAMA AND PAClFtC NAIL.
During the latter part Of the week 1t was bruircd
that the directors OF the Panama Railroad CON-
pany had consented to make loan OF money to
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company and take
mortgage bill Of sale as security therefor upon
the best OF Its steamships This appears to have
provoked the opposition of some OF the leading
stockholders OF Panama, and accordingly on Satur-
day formal protest was prepared against such o
Of action, together with notice to be legally
served upon the directors that the latter will be
held to strct accountability for any loss that may
result. Among the chief reasons given by the
stockholders for their protest are-Ftrst that the
nature Of the property makes 1t unsafe to loan
money thereon, the present financial condition OF
the company rendering 1t morally certain that
sooner or later 1t will 60 into bankruptcy, and no
money which 1t can borrow will afford permanent
relief; second that the company has already
shown its Inherent weakness by recently requiring
an advance from some OF its own officers in order
to save the concern from protest-a sign that 1t
has no money Of its own IN the treasury; third,
that while the company is the owner OF about
thirty-six steamships, many Of this number not
only lying idle aud depreciating in value from
non-use. but are absolutely incapable Of earning
their own expenses; fourth, that the sum OF about
five hundred thousand dollars will be due to Messrs.
Roche Co., the builders, early In September, to
WHICH must DC huueu U HOauug UeDt VI SSJU,OOU,
payment Of which cannot be long delayed, and that
no assets exist available for immediate relief;
nth, that the subsidy has been entirely pledged
for moneys due, and 1t is question OF grave doubt
whether the same will be continued in view OF the
general belief that 5000 has been corrupty ex-
pended to procure legislation; sixth, that some
OF the directors are specializing their knowledge
Of the weakness Of the company and employing
agencies for their personal ACKNOWLEDGEMENT simi-
lar to those which reflected so seriously upon tho
former Board; seventh, and finally, that, taking
all these facts into consideration, the funds OF
Panama being now secured against all possible
loss, it would be gross violation OF trust to make
the loan suggested, and would render the directors
liable for all the damages that may he sustained.
As before stated, the foregoing document is to be
signed and served tomorrow, and it remains to be
seen what action will follow at the regular meet
ing OF the Panama Board on Tuesday.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
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YORKVlLLE POLICE COURT.
Serious stabhing Array.

Serious Stabhing ARRAY. az
William Purdy and Joseph Brennan were ar
raigned by onicer Hiclnbothem, of the Twenty
second precinct, who testified that one James
Brown, now confined to his bed, had been seriously
cut by Purdy while the other beat him. Both
were held TO await Browns injuries. .
1 Am Attempt TO stab an Omcer.
Hugh MCGUIRE, resident Of the Twenty-hrst
ward. was charged by officer Phelps, Of that pre-
cinct, with an attempt to cut him with q knife.
Held for trial. On complaint OF Mrs. Mcclure for
assault and battery, he was held in $500 bail.
Robbery by an Express Driver.
On the 14th inst. Mr. Robert Il. Walsh, of 1871 henry
street, entrusted two trunks the contents OF which
were worth S757, to william ]. Gafney, an ex-
prcssman OF 1856 East Twenty-pinth street. to be
delivered at his residence the following morning.
Mr.. Gafrney gave the order to his driver, John II.
West the same evening. During the night West,
1t Is alleged, robbed both trunks and was arrested
u the Sixteenth ward by Ohicer Warner while in
the act OF entering pawn shop to dispose OF what
he had left OF the stolen property. He admitted
the robbery on being arraigned at the above Court
and gave Information to Ofncer Faon, OF the
Twenty-arst precinct which enabled that offcer to
recover the whole OF the goods. West was yester-
day held for trial by Justice Coulter.
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THE JERSEY BOULEVARD.

At the latest meeting Of the HUDSON County
Boulevard commissioners several communications
were read from various citizens urging sundry
minor changes in the proposed route. The Com.
mssioners viii proceed to consider those sug
gestions, inasmuch rs the recent write Of
certiorart does not restrain them from perform
ing any acts except selling bonds. AS has always
been observed at the Inauguration OF great public
improvements, there Is q strong opposition to the
construction OF the avenue. The great mass OF the
property owners throughout the county, however,
seem to think that the whole county Will be bene
flied far In excess OF the amount expended on the
Boulevard, II the proper route be taken.
THE y0sT IMPORTANT CHANGE
in the route is, perhaps that proposed by Mr. Otto
KOhler, OF Gutenberg, who achieved such bril-
liant victories few years ago over the
Weehawken Ferry Company and other
local rings. lie suggests that the Boulevard be
run along the eastern edge OF the hill In Gutten-
berg and that stone bridge be constructed from
the place where the bill juts In to the spot where IL
juts out again. This bridge and the vicinity would
Command = view OF New York, brooklyn, Williams
burg, &C, and overlook the Bay as far as "the
Narrows.n little further on. the Hackensack
River and the bordering districts are visible. Such
change would contribute much to the beauty OF
the Boulevard. and cannot fail TO receive due con-
sheraton at the C0mmissoners' hands. The
meetings Of the commissioners take place weekly
usual.