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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-24

TRANBFERs OF REAL EsTATE.-Tht
following transfers of real estate were
left for record at the Office Of the Clerk o.
the County Court, during the week end
irg Friday, May 90:
Deed made March &c by William Ankle
and wife to Charles Conrad, for n. !, OF w
! Of lot PAT Eoff street Admitted May
10; $1,000.
Deed made May 10 by John Mccain
non to John FltZsimmOns, in trust ioi
Maria McGannon, for lots 9 and 0 II
square 4, Churchhill's addition No. /"
Admitted May 10; $40.
Deed made October IA by Benjamin
Stevens and others 10 Riverside Iron
Works, for piece Of ground 100 feet front
on Short street. Admitted May H. $4t-
200.
Deed made May by John B. Trull to
w. Z. Trull, Of personal property for the
benefit Of his creditors. Admitted May IL,
Deed made May20 by Mt. Wood Gem
etery Association 10 John q. Roy, for the
burial lot No. 2S, Section F. Admitted
May 81; $50.
Deed made May IA by Mt Wood Gem.
etary Association to Robert McCully, for
One.hali oil lot so, section L. Admitted
May 81; $l5.
Deed made May IA by John s. Cox and
wife 10 James Lantry, for E. half Of lots 0
and 10 in So. 81, s, W. Admitted May
%; $3.50.
Decd made May 90 by ]. F. Knox and
wife TO Catharine Wurster, for part Of lot
Al between National Road and Market st.
N. W. Admitted May 80; 5000.
Deed made May 90 by Henrietta Miller
to VIM. Baltic, for E. half oil lot 80 Zanc
st., Island. Admitted May 90; 81 1000.
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PRIMO Roasted Coffee.

Dilworth's Patent Steam Roasted Java
favored Coffee is certainly the incest ar
tlcle IN tho market. The delicious aroma
which ascends from it while being pre-
pared Is enough to throw a luxurious
eater into ecstacies. 1t is 80 neatly put
up in packages all ready to be ground
that housewives very naturally take tC
1t, as 1t Is great labor saver. Go tc
your retail grocer and buy package
and our word for it, you will linger al
your cups like birds In Autumn. Board.
ing is worth fifty cents more a week where
It Is used.
Sec directions for making good cup
Of coffee in to.morrOw's paper,
Neill & EllinGham, wholesale groccrs,
Of Wheeling, W. Va, keep supply con
stantly on hand. Tu,Th,Sat
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-24

FRENENs' PARADE.-The Fire Depart
ment will meet at the Custom House TO-
day at one o'clock p. NJ, where the inspec
ton by the Mayor and Committee on Fire
Department will take place, when the pro-
cessiOn will move up Market street to
North, TO Main to Madison, to the Island
and back to Main, to First, to Chspline, to
Eighth Ward and back on Chspline and
Market, to John, to Fifth, to Clay, to Sew.
enth, to Centre, to Fifth, 10 Quincy to
Fourth and to Union, where it will be dis.
missed. The procession will be headed
by Vaas' Band. a detachment OF police
will be at each end of tho line.
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HIS LAST CHANCE.-As this is the last
morning His Honor, Judge Rogers, will
preside at the police court, we feel almost
sorry that we are not 10 have little case
before him on our own hook, and ycster
day we did seriously contemplate smash.
ing some city ordinance just to have the
pleasure of having the Judge say to us in
his taking way, "Two dollars and costs,
but remember the next time it will be
five"
Judge Rogers has so acquitted himself
since he has been presiding over the po-
lice court rs to show every one that he is
in every sense oil the word an honest
upright man. As judge he has shown
himself to be always impartial, and the
man worth his thousands is handled Just
the same by him Os the poorest man in
the city.
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IT WoN'T Dolly letterin the S.eu.
benville Herald from Smilhfeld, Ohio,
We see that some chap whose name com.
mences with Gus, has started three cent
stogic mill in that town, and is trying TO
shove his work on the SmithGeldites as
being equal to that Of Marsh & Son, OF
this city. But it won't do. The people
of Smithfeld have smoked Marsh & Sons
stogies too long TO throw them aside for
the inferior work Of MIR. Gus. Where
this man makes one stogie Marsh & Son
make a thousand, and the difference in
quality Is in about the same ratio.
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GQoD News FOR THE LADTEs.-bIeSsrs.
l. Blum IS Bro, at 1874 Monroe street,
have received their first invoice OF lace
sacks and llama prints, and wish lis to
call the particular attention Of those who
were assured by the firm that they wdlld
be informed in due time Of their arrival,
in order that they may procure the first
choice. Remember these are the goods
bought at Benkhart s Hutton's great
auction sale Of last week, and will be of.
cred this morning at so cents on the dol.
lar. Messrs. l. Blum & Bro. will offer in
addition two dozen Lupin's Barege Her.
mani Black shawls at the same sacrifice.
This house has now opened one Of the
largest and most fashionable stocks of
summer Dry Goods, and have assured us
that they will make lively time on pri.
ces next week. We bespeak crowded
houses for Blum & Bro. Ladies, 60 early
this morning and avoid the throng.
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G. N. Stout, ! r.,
R. 4. HIGGINS. ""

WASHINGTON HALL.-BIiss Prices ben.
eft last night, was a greater benefit to
the audience than to Miss Price; not but
what there was q fair audience, but the
charming drama Of Jane Eyre was SO we'll
performed that the audience was dOubly
repaid.
This afternoon, there will bea Grand
Matinee at which the thrilling play Of
"Rosedale, OR the Rifle Ball." will bU per.
formed. The admission to the Matinee
will be % cents to all parts OF the house,
children IL cents. OF course the house
will be crowded, as this is the last Mat
ineG.
Tonight, II We mistake not, there will
not be standing room, as it is the last
night Of the season and Rip Van Wrinkle
will be performed, which Is always sure
Of drawing good house in this city, and
particularly when played by such an ex-
Cellent company.
Remember this is the last night this
company will be here and also, remember
that you will not soon have an opportu-
nifty OF seeing as good a one.
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NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GooDs.-C,
Hess, northwest corner of Main and
Quincy streets, has just received full lines
Of Cloths, Cassimers, Vestlngs &c, Of the
latest styles and best makes, and adapted
to the season and this market. Large
stock Of Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods
always in store. All the clothing manu-
featured at this establishment warranted
to give satisfaction. Prices as reasonable
as any firSt.Class house in the city. Call
and examine goods and compare prices
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The place to find Standard Pianos and
Organs is at Messrs. Adams & Lucas, 100
Market street. You will find there, flrst,
Tho Stetnndy, the leading piano Of tho
world; next, the Emerson, the best lou
priced Piano made. You will also find
the Smith american, and Mason G Hamlin
Organs, the standard instruments of their
class in the world.
Messrs. Adams 6 Lucas keep large
stock Of the above instruments constant.
ly on hand, and dispose Of them on the
most liberal terms at reasonable prices.
Give them q call.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-24

SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO A WHEELING
DoY.-Jamcs, son OF tho late DR.. Cum
Minis, met with quite a serious accident
at Washington, Pa, on Thursday evening
last. lie, in company with several 9TH
ers, started from Morrow's livery stable
on horseback. The horse he was riding
became q little fractions, and the balance
Of the party got some distance ahead;
when he came up to them they oil started
of at full speed, and when near the toll
gate at the east end Of town, the horse
which young Cummins was riding fell
dead, falling on and badly iracturing one
Of Mr.. C.'s legs. He was taken to the
residence of Samuel Hazlett, in Wash
iugton, and properly cared for.
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CIRCUIT CoURT-The case Of steamer
Wash Sentel rS. Franklin Insurance Com
pany was resumed before the above
court yesterday morning. The jury rem
dered q verdict for the plaintiff, but the
case has yet to be passed upon by the
court.
The case Of Strauder was argued, as
noticed elsewhere.
Tho court then took up the case oil
Tracy rS. Crawford, case to recover
damages received by being injured by o
dray. The case had not been concluded
OF the honr OF adjournment.
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For cheap Hats go to Bachsrach's.
For good Hats go to Bacharach's.
For nice Hats 60 to Bacharach's.
For fine Hats go TO Dacharach's.
For Hats at your own prices 90 &c
Bacharach's.
For Hats atsny price go TO BScharach's.
For new shape Hats go to Bacharsch's,
For Bonnets go to Bacharach's
For LeghOrn BOnnets GO to Bacha-
rach's.
For Rough and Ready Hats go to Bach
araCh's.
For the largest stock OF Trimmed Hats
and BOnnets in Wheeling go TO Bacha-
rach's. tn, Wd, Sat.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-24

CHANGE OF CRcUTTs.-Judge Melvin
will leave this evening for Martinsburg
where he will occupy the bench Of the
Circuit Court in place Of Judge Hoge
who will be in this city on Monday tC
take Judge Melvin's place fo' the bal
ancc of the term.
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GheQnteLtrQeuGFr:
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SATURDAY, MAY "a, 1873.

Now Advertisements.
English Lutheran Church.
POstpOnement.
The Time-To.night.
Wanted-Agent.
Wantcd-Heatcrs and Scrspes.
Young Mems Catholic BOnev Society
Attention, Comrades.
VIM. link S Son.
For Sale-Sewing Machine.
People who have White Teeth.
Washington Hall.
Cancs-Oxtoby & Dufield.
DR.. Longdon's General Practice.
Woven Wire Mattress.
Five Hundred Thousand Dollars Cash
Twelve Million Acres.
A Great Offer.
Five 10 Twenty Dollars.
Money Made Rapidly.
Building Felt.
SanlOr,!s Liver lnvigorat0r.
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THE SrRAUDER acknowledgement
Upon The Motion for a Mc,O Tridl.-Taylor
strauder was yesterday brought into the
Court House to be present at the argu-
ment upon motion for new trial. The
motion was very ably argued by EIessrs
Davenport and Dovener for the prisoner
and E. G. Cracrait, ESQ, for the State.
straudcrs' counsel base their claims fol
new trial upon severrl different grounds
the two principal ones being that one OIL
the jurors was not a citizen OF the United
States, and the other that another juror
had expressed On opinion as to strauders
guilt; or rather had said that he should be
hung OF course many legal points were
argued which only lawyer can under.
stand.
We understand the Judge will no, rem.
der his decision until the special term
which will probably convene on the Som
! Of June,
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HURDLE RACE.-A race has been made
between the "Grcat Western Star eager
and the "Great North American Moon
light Hurdle Racer" for a hurdle race, best
three in FIVE, over the Island race course.
The stakes TO be run for are various, in
Guiding among other things, an Arlington
stove and Patent Postoftlce Indicator.
Betting at last accounts was three to one
on G. N, A. NIL, H.R,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-24

Row IN TIE FIFTH WARD.-bIrs. En-
ma Downs yesterday made complaint be-
fore Esq, ClOhau that the Rays-Adeline
Ella and Abraham-had threatened to
Chaw her up into minco meat, "or words
to that effect" Ella and Adeline were ar.
rested and held in $50 bonds each, to keep
the peace for one year, but Abraham
could not be found.
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SUAHER.-Those people who have been
predicting all along that We would have
no warm weather this season have quick
ly changed their minds, and arc now max
ing diligent search for Che summer hsr-
ness that they thought they would have
no iurtbGr use for until next season. We
didn't notice any thermometer yesterday,
but the Precipitation run of at the rate OF
about three pints to the square inch.
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perfect application Qt ~
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PoST OFFICE ITRMs.-James Il. New
ton has been appointed postmaster al
Webster, Taylor county, ". Va, vice G.
r, Price, resigned. A postofllce has been
established at Mouth OF Buffalo, Logan
county, W. Va, on route No. 1850, Logan
G. II. TO Raleigh G. H, and George r
Mcdonald appointed postmaster.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-24

DECORATION DAY.-A meeting will be
held at G. 4. r. Hall this evening to
make the final arrangements for Decora'
lion Day. We hope the arrangements
will be made and carried out in such a
manner MS 10 make the observation Of the
3Olh more general than heretofore.
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RATHER sLow.-The pavement and
street have been partially obstructed fol
some time in front Of Barry Browns hal
store, opposite the Mcclure House, and we
would modestly inquire ifthe time isn't
past when such obstruction Is q necessity
No street in the city IS moro travelled than
Market street at that point, and all posi-.
bio dispatch should be used In Kidding II
of the rubbish now there.
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OPENING OF TIE SEAsoN AT THE
ISLAND DRIVING PARK.-Mr. Ed. Young,
the proprietor Of the Island Driving Park,
proposes 10 open the season by free
blowout at the Park this evening at hall
past six o'clock. There will be some fast
trotting, and a fine band Of music will add
to the attractions. The gates will be
thrown open and all arc invited, especi-
ally the ladies. Mr.. Young has made
many Improvements in and about the
Park and evidently intends to spare no
pains to accommodate and entertain the
devotees Of the turf during the coming
season.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-24

R1NovAl.-Thc EusinCsS oalco OF the INTEL
LtGENcIa has been removed to the lower door
three doors eas, of former quarters, Quincy
street, between Main and Market lit being the
corner room next the allcyj where the prOprlctorl
will be happy to see and serve their friends and
natrons
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POLICE CoURT.-Yesterday's session Of
the Police Court was well attended, the
number oil cases disposed Of being in cx-
cess Of any day for some time. The fol.
lowing are the cases as called and their
disposition: Thomas Cassidy, disordcrly,
$ and costs, paid; Patrick Shaughnessy,
disorderly, 81 and costs, paid; Robert Gil.
leeco, disordCrly, s. and costs, paid; VIM.
Dedbaugh, disorderly, s. and costs, paid;
Napoleon Cox, IS and costs, paid Carl
PappeFt, disorderly, dismissed at cost of
defendant; George Burch, same; Henry
Seabright, selling liquor on election day,
continued until this morning.
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PERsONAL.-Daniel Donehoo, ESQ.,
passed through town yesterday, on his
way home from Weston, where he had
been attending q meeting Of the Directors
OF the Hospi tal for the Insane.
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SMOKERS GOODs.-We were in taking
a peep at the smokers articles exhibited
by Messrs. G. +. Mayer & Son, Just below
the Mcclure House, yesterday, and were
surprised al the extent and variety Of
their stock. We saw the finest assort.
ment OF meerschaum goods that was ever
brought to this city, consisting of pipes
and cigar holders Of every conceivable
shape and style, the pipes ranging in price
from two or three dollars up TO fifty, and
cigar holders from twenty-five cents to as
many dollars. Besides these goods,
Messrs. N. & Son have a very large and
well selected stock Of goods consisting Of
briar wood pipes, pouches, cigar cases,
tobacco boxes, &C., sc. II you need
anything in their line give these gentle
men call, and they will treat you right.
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Down THEY CoNE.-Japanese Linepl
at l4ic; Satin Striped PIX at 2Oc; Heavy
Bingham at 10c; one hundred Nabot
Suits at $500. These goods are cheaper
than they have been sold for fifteen years
Emanuel Emsheimer, three doors below
Union street.
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NARY IrEM-Jim hurry says the near
est the First Ward has come to having an
item for a month was the other day when
one Of the engine horses had the "bots."
Jim, Il you cant do better we'll stop call.
ing on YOU.
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MUSICAL SoIREE.-Tne Musical Soiree
last night was well attended, and all
present were very probably and agree
ably entertained. These soirees Of the
Institute are becoming very popular, as
they should be,
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Doors AND SHoEs.-Men and boys
goat and call, Congress, Newport, and
Alex ties, button and Prince Albert Gait.
ers, warranted equal to custom work and
much cheaper, at L. V. Blends.
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GONG TO ZANEsvnLE.-MlSS Fanny
B. Price and her dramatic company 20
from hero to Zanesville, where they will
commence a short, and we hope success
tul season on Monday evening next.
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GREATER Bargains offered this week
than over. Eight Fans 25c; three pair
Hose 25c; three pair Socks 25c; Jsconet
25c; Bishops Lawn 25c; Victoria Lawn
Csc; good Marsailles Csc; good Feather
Ticking 25c; good Jeans 25c; Dress Goods
worth SOC, 25c. q. JACOB.
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GRAND Temple Gift Concert at Oms.
ha, Neb., is postponed until July 81,
1873. A few more tickets left at g. F.
Mayer & son's Cigar Store, Market
Street.
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MARRIAGE LICESsEs.-Thc Clerk o.
the Comfy court issued six marriage Ii
censes during the week ending Friday
May o..
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THE Opera Button Cater, the latest
for ladies and Misses. All cOlors of
Shoes for Misses and Children, and slip
pers to suit everybody, Just received at
L. V, Blends.
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Dr.. LoEoDoN will examine specimens
oil urine with his new Microscope and
give positively correct diagnosis In
every case. See letter on second page.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-24

THREE hundred Parasols and Sun
Shades, cheap and latest styles, just open
ed by ]. W. Ferrel, Centre Wheeling.
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DEAFNESS, Impaired Sight, Catarrh
and all diseases Of the Eye, Ear, Heart
Throat and Lungs, skiliully treated by
DR.. Longdon. See letter on second page
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-24

ENAMEING impartS rich finish and
and preserves your Photographs. Made
only at Brown & Higgins'.
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THE RTvER.-The marks at the wharf
last evening, showed five feet six inches,
a fall Of six inches since the evening be-
fore.
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Mrs. M. ZIEGENFELDER, CON-
1Nl PETITIONER, and PropnetrGts Of Ice
respectfully informs her friends that she pro-
poses TO continue the business conducted BY her
husband lately deceased, and Il prepared 10 all
orders for Parties, Weddings, PIcnlcs, &c. A full
stock OF Cakes, Confectionery, &c, always on
class workman. and she Is confident that all
goods purchased from her will give satisfaction.
Prices reasonable. The patronage OF the public
solicited, apps
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DR.. LoNcDoN never fails to cure Cancer
and Piles without the knife or painful
caustics. See letter on second page.
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POsTPoNED.-The blessing Of the
Catholic Cemetery on the National road,
is postponed. Notice will be given in
time for oil who desire to be present.
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THREE cases more Dress Goods, cheap
er than ever, just received by ]. W
Ferrcl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-24

A aPLENDD lot Of new stereoscopic
views has just been received at Robin.
sons.
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A TRIAL of Arbuckles & Cos. superior
Coffee will convince any one of It's SUI
pcriOr merits.
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Do NOT be prejudiced, but give Pain
Cure Oil trial. You have no idea how
quick It relieves all pain. It's effect Is as
tOniEhing to all. Sold by all Druggists.