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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-19
!. s.,en,iac movement in Our Midst.

A Scientific Movement In Out mAu'''
A number Of Wheeling gentlemen have
associated themselves together as q
scientific Association with o view OF
improving their own attainmens In
science and also contributing as much as
possible to more general scientific taste
throughout the community. Their de.
SIGN Is to enlarge the Association by add.
ipp TO It such persons as are willing to
contribute either their attainments or
their means, and thus raise fund with
which to prosecute experiments that will
not only interest the membership but that
will practically benefit the industrial
interests Of the city. Analytical Chem.
stry, for instance, will especially
claim their attention. By experiments
in this department they hope to
interest and benefit the iron interests Of
the city. They also intend to reproduce
in Wheeling all the experiments in light,
heat, sound, electricity and magnetism
that were produced by Prof TYNDALI In
New York last year, and that attracted so
much attention in that city. Prof TYN-
DALI was the originator ofmany Of these
wonderful experiments. but he explained
and illustrated them SO fully that
they can be reproduced in very
satisfactory manner by parties Of
ordinary chemical sttainmenta. Those
lectures and experiments gave a wonder
lul stimulus TO scientific studies in this
country, and even Wheeling, SO severely
practical, has been enthused to Q slight
degree. The result Is that nucleus for
Scientific Association has been formed
and some Of the members are competent
to take a leading part in the work OF In.
s,ruction. Such an organization will be
a school Of science in our midst and Of
great benefit to the community. The
movement therefore Is one that appeals to
the public spirit Of our intelligent people.
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Singapore, india.

SINGAPORE, Dec. 1s.-Thcre is no truth
In the rumor that Achenese surprised the
Dutch troops during the night. The
Dutch forces captured Achenese's fortress
losing only six men in the assault.
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CLEyELAED,1 Dec, 1s.-Whsat-Dan
and unchanged OF t$1 90; NO: red ~ ~
0 / 40. Corn-Lower Of 99A90c; Old bec.
oata-steady ct 47c for No: II State &c,
Petroleum-Qu!et and steady
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N.bra,ka Grangers In Council

OMAHA, Dec. 1s.-A dispatch from
Lincoln, Neb., says the meeting Of State
Grangers promises 10 be 0 decided sue
cess. Over 200 farmers present Or.
ganized this evening,
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TuE congressional proceedings lately
pArtake Of the nature Of light literature
Yesterdays discussions were no excep'
ton. One member dIscanted forcibly on
The habits Of dirty dogs.
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AT this writing, hali.past one this
morning, there is good show for another
high river. The rain has been coming
down very heavy for About three hours.
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GovERNMEETs-Steady.


sTocKs-The chieffesture in the stock
market was dullness. The principal
transactions were ID Union Pacific, Wa
bash, Lake Shore, Pacific Mail, Cleve-
land, Columbus 6 Indiana Central, and
Western Union. The two last named
were the strongest on the list, and the
Wabash (tresh Issue o! stock) the weak.
est. It was also reported that the West.
EN- Union Company had leased the At
lsntic s. Pacifcl telegraph stock. The
sales today amounted to 104 1000 shares.
Of which $4,000 wero Western Union.
10000 Union Pacific, 5000 Wabash, 4 goo
Pacific Mail, e,000 New York Central.
5000 St. Paul, 5000 Lake Shore, 5000
Cleveland, Columbus & Indiana Central,
1000 Northwestern,
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FIRES.
AruuTsoNyu,LE. ILLS.


TEaRE HAuTE, IND., Dec. 1s.-Two-
thirds Of the business portion Of Hutson.
vile, Ills, thirty.two miles below here,
on the wabash river, was destroyed BY
fire last night. The loss amounts to $780,
900. Little insurance. Among the houses
burned were Draper s. Cox, hardware;
Hurst & Oldwine, general store; Nidges,
restaurant; Smith, tin and stove store;
Canada s. Goldenstein's store, and q. &
q. Eatons, drug store.
AN LOUISVILLE.
AT LOUISVILLE, Dec. 19.-Last night
at 10t o'clock a fire broke out suddenly 10
box factory attached to the Star Plate
Glass Factory, New Albany, and before
the engines arrived the building was
wrapped in flames, destroying . large
amount oilumber stored there, with valu
able patters. Loss $4,000. Insured FOL
S95 600.
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(By tho Western Union Line.
Ctfca Northwest cor. OF Main and Monroe Stsl
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WASHINGTON.

The West Va. Contests in tic HouSe-The
Gases Before the OommitteS-1M Argu.
nent Closed. Probabilities as to Report
M. Hereford ~ at EdSe-PrSonal and
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money ana STOCK Mako I.

New YORK, Dec, 1s,-MosEY-Egy
at 5a6 per cent. Loan certificates out.
standing 100000. Outstanding legal
tenders show an increase OF $l,S000Oo.
This large increase was not known In
Wall street until alter the close Of bust
ness. g' ''i''. i,.i''iss
STERLING ExcHANoR-Firm, 10e1al0s
for sixty days and 109s for sight Gus
tom receipts $206.00o. .grl .sl' gflF
GoID-Closed at 111A, the lowest point
Of the day after sailing at 11st. Loans
were at6, 7 and 2 gold fer carrying. The
Assistant Treasurer dsbursed $4,000.
clearings $5o0o0,0OO.
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"General." This Is o very artful species
Of flattery; for hardly anybody who hears
himself titled in this way on the street
has the heart to refuse such triflng
politeness in return as having his boots
blacked,
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NEW YORK CITY.
MORE FrLLiBusTgRIsd.

NEW YORK, Dec. 1s.-The steamer
Edgar Stewart, which made the success
full landing Of her flfth cargo Of arms and
men upon the Island OF Cuba, Is said to be
fitting at Baltimore for another run.
AID AND COMFORT FOR THE SAME.
The Charity Amateur Dramatic AsSo.
citation will give q performance at the
Academy Of Music on Saturday night
next for the benefit Of the widows and
orphans Of the victims Of the Virginius
massacre. The affair Is under the man
sgement Of Mrs. Sheridan Shook, wife oi
the proprietor Of Main Square Theatre,
West Hall.
FAILURE. .-,...-.
Whittsmofe & Co., dealers In woolon
goods, have fGiled, bnt without attracting
general attention. This WIS an old Boston
house which moved to New York after
the great fire In the former city.
sTRAfsH1P GIVEN UP.
The owners oil the steamship Ismalla,
from this port for Glasgow, have given up
oil hope Of her safety. She had crew OIL
45 men.
The collection at a meeting Of the
Evangelical Alliance Sunday evening, ioi
the families OF Professors Prochet and
Carrasce, lost on the Vile du Havre
amounted to nearly 600.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

BRITISH AUTHORITIES 1NouIR1Na INTO
TIE VILLA Du HAvRE DISASTER.
LONDON, Dec. 1s.-oncial inquiry into
the Villa du Havre disaster on the part Of
British authorities will open at Green-
wich on the 30th inst. 80, ,." F..
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sRrGR OF oARTAGKN,

The Spanish troops beseiging Carriage
na have occupied San Antonio, suburb.
The attack Is progressing vigorously,
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Financial and Business Matters.

We alluded yesterday to the "bull "
movement in gold in New York, and to
the rumor set afloat in the interest Of the
movement that the government would be
obliged to buy gold to meet its January
payments. There does not seem to. be
any ground whatever for this rumor.. The
following figures show that the reserve Of
the government Is abundant to meet all
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Surplus ........- ...,........'.'.''.sS4,o
Tho following table shows the currency
receipts o. the Government from Inter-
nal revenue since July lst, up 10 Decem-
hnr NH.
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At 8 o'clock the doors were re.opened
and the resolution to adjourn over during
the holidays was received from the
House.
Mr.. Thurman believed the resolu.
tion should be amended so as to provide
for an adjournment on next Saturday.
Alter some remarks by Mr.. Logan, Mr..
West moved to adjourn, which was
agreed to-yeas 81, nays IS, and the Sen.
ate adjourned.
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PENSIONS.

Mr.. Howe introduced q resolution in
structing the Committee on Pensions 10
inquire into the expediency Of placing on
the penalon roll the names Of oil honora-
bly, discharged soldiers Of the war Of 1879,
irrespective Of terms OF service. Passed.
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FRANKINd PRIVILEGE.

Mr.. Boutwell, from the Committee on
Commerce reported back the bill amend.
atory Of an act relating 10 the enrolment
and licensing Of certain vessels. Adopted.
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ordered to bs present when the next
assessment 10 made. nfgEg
An ordinance relating to jurors wa
read and adopted. It provides 70,
drawing the names of jurors by the
Board OF Commissioner a. was former.
" done BY the Board of Supervisoro.
Bill OF William Ewing, $S7,f for print
ing was ordered paid.
The following was adopted:
Ordered, That the President and
Clerk be and are hereby directed TO
issue orders in payment Of additional
subscription to the Pittsburgh, Wheel
idg and Kentucky railroad company,
provided the condition OF subscription
OF q like amount on the part Of Brooke
county be complied with.
The Committee on printing was an.
thorized to examine the books in the
County Clerks office and have such as
need it rebound.
The Committee on Roads and Bridges
was authorized to have such repairs
made to Short creek bridge as may be
absolutely necessary.
The Board adjourned to meet at the
call of the President.
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POLICE CouRr.-There were six cases
before the Police Court yesterday, em-
bracing everything but plain drunk. :
The hearing OF the charge preferred
against Ellen Stanley, Of selling liquor
without license, was continued, at her
attorneys request. until this morning.
Philip Eckhsrdt, for obstructing
Buckeye alley with his wagon bed and
refusing to remove it, was fined Is and
costs or twenty days.
Ida Lewis, a colored social evil, one
OF the worst stripe, and a white boy,
named James McCurdy. were found to-
gether, between eleven and twelve
o'clock, Sunday night, on the river
bank, near Mr.. Morgan's residence,
on the island. They were feed $40
and costs each or thirty days.
James Gillespie was arrested for
committing a filthy and indecent act in
Catholic Institute Hall, on Saturday
night, during a performance there.
he was fined S. and costs or twenty
days.
Thomas Stanley was charged with
obstructing the sidewalks on Market
street, betweeo Quincy and John, on
Saturday. He was fined S. and costs
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IMPORTANT MERrlNG.-The annual
election for Officers and Directors Of The
Children's Home, of the city Of Wheel
ing, will be held at the rooms Of the
Y. NJ. G. A., Crangle's Block, at seven
and q half o'clock tonight. We call
special attention to this meeting be.
cause We believe the Home is destined
if properly managed, to I'll an impor.
tant mission in the work Of juvenile
reform in this city and county. Every
incorporation and every citizen, male OF
female, who has contributed the sum
of$5 90, is entitled to vote and ehould
feel in duty bound to attend the annual
election and pee to it that those who
are capable, be chosen to manage
this most important trust. We hope
to see the place Of meeting filled with
those interested in this, the only unsecs
tartan reformatory institution 10 the
State.
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CIRCUIT CoURr.-In the case Of the
Board OF Supervisors against Joseph
Hurley, the defendant gave bond in the
sum of $4O0. and the cause was con-
tinued until the second day Of the next
term.
In the case OF Edward Mcfarland, he
gave bail in the sum Of $500, and the
cause wa. continued until the second
day Of the next term.
In the case OF the State against Jas,
Leonard, charged with felony, his bail
was fixed at $500, and the case contin-
ued.
In the case of Young & Huseman
against the P. & A. Telegraph Compa-
ny, j. o. Maxwell, one of the jurors
being taken i'll, by agreement the case
was given to the eleven remaining
who had not returned verdict when
we left the Court House.
The case of Garrison against Brinton
was continued until the next term.
In the case Of the Merchants Ma
tional Bank against the First National
Bank the motion for a new trial made
by the attorneys for the defendant was
overruled by the Court.
The Court adjourned until 9 o'clock
this morning.
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HEB 10 Asswss.-ou Saturday q

HItD 10 ANswsR.-On Saturday Q
man named Richard Miller, and Q com-
panion, went into the saloon on Water
street, kept by Fred Myers. Miller
seeing . carpet bag well filled with
clothes resting against the counter
picked it up and hid it under his conn
rade's GOAT. On Sunday Miller was ar.
rested and committed for q bearing.
Yesterday afternoon he was taken be-
fore Justsce Gillespy and the evidence
being very direct against him the JUS
tice held him in the sum of $1,000 to
suer. Failing to give the required Be-
curity be returned to jail. The contents
Of the carpet bag were valued at $50
Miller says it was all q joke. but, IS he
carried the carpet bag some eight or ten
squares off it looks az If he had carried
the joke too far.
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RIVER NEws.-The river is still fall
ing, the marks last evening indicating
FIVE feet three inches in the channel
Our rivermen are looking for the jun
rise, and the prospects is that it is MOI
far of.
The Andes arrived just after dinner
yesterday. She had all she could car
~ from Cincinnati on the water. Sht
leaves for Cincinnati this afternoon a
3 o'clock. Ed. Muhleman is boss" il
the office.
ALI Burnett came up passenger or
the Andes. We don't know what he's
after.
The Courier, Captain Jack Harrison
is this mornings Petersburg packet
half past ten is her hour OF departure.
The gay and pleasant little passenger
packet Msllie Ragon, Captain james
W. Williamson, will leave for Pitts
burgh at seven o'clock this morning
At this season of the year it is much
pleasanter to travel BY steamboat than
on the cars, especially such boat at
the Mallie.
A barge loaded with iron, one Of the
Comets tow, is aground at Csptina.
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A DELIGHTFUL PLAcE.-Chris. Siebke
has completely refitted his summer
garden in the rear of the Atlantic sa-
loon, on South street. and, with the
fountain playing, it is now delightful
place to sit and sip beer during the pre-.
vailing and coming hot weather. BE
keeps Berlin and Vienna beer, imported
and native wines and liquors and all
the delicacies OF the season. Call and
zee the place.
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Run OvKR.-A little boy named
Howard Hilton, about three years old
son Of Edward Hilton, who lives on
Jacob street, near Hamilton's foundry,
was run over by the street cars on Sat-
urday, and badly injured. The little
fellow attempted to cross the track just
in front of the horses. and was knocked
down by them. Before the Car could
be stopped the wheel had passed over
his foot and crushed it. The poor little
fellow was suffering considerably yestsr'
day. No blame attaches to the driver
OF the street Car.
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IT. LAK1N & Co., Merchant Tailors
and dealers in Mems Furnishing Goods
No. 81 Monroe street, are now in re-
ceipt of their Stock of Goods suitable
for Spring and Summer Wear. embrac-
ing all styles Of goods kept by a first
class merchant tailors, including all the
latest novelties OF Foreign and Domes-
tic which they are prepared to make to
order at short notice and in the very
best manner.
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hoArp Or ColrufssroHERs.
MONDAY, June z, 1873.

0ONDAr, juno n Aoso''
The Board met in regular session, q
provided BY law.
H1ms-Messrs. Clark, English,
Fisher, Kleivis, Lis. Sheppard, Schtltz,
whitman, and President Handlsn.
The minutes Of the last meeting were
read, approved and signed.
The committee on Court House and
Jail reported in favor Of paying bills to
the amount of $ll7 %, and offered q
resolution directing their payment
which was adopted.
The resignation Of VIM. Manion o.
a Justice Of the Peace in Centre district
was accepted, and Thomas Mccormick
was elected to I'll the vacancy.
Licenses to sell liquors, wines. &C.
were granted to VIM. Stamm, Frank
Walters, August Heimberger. Otto
Roediger, August Roettger, and Fritz
Hier, and their bonds referred to the
Prosecuting Attorney for approval.
Various bills were ordered to be paid
B. Stanley, Poor Agent. presented
his report for April and May, which
were received AID fled. There art
now 26 white males and Is white
females in the Poor House.
A remonstrance, signed BY q large
numter of the citizens Of Tridelphia
against granting license, was received
and fled.
Bill Of j.. w. Schultz, Justice Of the
Peace. and Henry Schultz constable o.
Richie district Tor s37 IS fees wa
ordered paid.
William E. Freese was appointed
constable for Webster district.
The following was adopted:
Resolved, That the cum Of $l49 Is
be appropriated to the Wheeling and
Fairmont pike, being the amount re-
ceived for tolls thereirom and transfer
red to the hands Of the Sheriff.
The Board ordered the levy to b
m ia q fnllnwa.
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COUNTY CouRr.-The County Court

COUNTY CouRr.-Tbe County Court
wandered around yesterday morning
like one Of the lost tribes. hunting 70,
q court room, the Circuit Court occupy
ing the one room and the Board o.
Commissioners the other. The Court
finally met in the county Clerks ONCE
and adjourned until 9 o'clock this morn
ing, when 1t viii meet in the Board o.
Commissioner room.
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HELD FOR Coop BKHAYloR.-On Sat-
urday- Constable Defibsugb arrested
Hugh Carr and his wife, on warrant
issued by Justice Colts. on the oath o.
Mrs. Clifford, charged with committing
an assault on Mrs. Clifford. The Squire
after hearing the evidence, required Mr.
and Mrs. Carr to give bond for theil
good behavior for one year.
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RUNAWAY. yesterday morning
about eight o'clock. team belonging
at Hubbard's saw mill, ran away. Az
they started Henry Hubbard rushed
out to stop them. He was knocked
down by the frightened horses and wa
considerably injured about the limbs
and body. His injuries are not serious,
We nnderstand.
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streets again this summer.

PARApR.-The German Benevolent
Society, better known, perhaps, by the
queer title Of the "Umbrella society
headed by Vass' Brass Band held theil
annual parade through the principal
streets Of the city, yesterday. They
presented a very fine appearance. and
for once it didn't rain when they turned
out.
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Goop.-The Health Officer and Street
Commissioner are haying the streets
and alleys Of this city thoroughly clean
ed up, and the cutters all strewn with
lime. This is right. We trust there
may be no more complaint about filthy
streets again this summer.
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FIRE YRsrERDAF AoRNlNG. - The
alarm Of fire yesterday morning, about
seven o'clock, was caused by the partial
burning of the kitchen Of DR.. Schuck-
hardfs residence on Main street 1t
originated we understand from defec.
tive aue. 1t. was extinguishsd by the
prompt use Of 0 street hose before any
material damage was done.
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To KEEP TIE PnAoR-On Saturday
night Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace were t.
ken before Squire Colts. Of North
Wheeling, by constable Defibaugb, on 9
warrant issued at the instance of Mrs
Clifford, who charges that they COM
mitted an assault upon her. The &C.
cused were held in the sum Of 500 each
to keep the peace for one year.
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Market Farm for Sale
ALLEGHANY COUNTY, Nh.

OyHE FOLLOWING STATEMENT IN
strictly In accordance with the faofs 40 ~
il no overdrawn picture OF what can h.
There are MY acres Tor more can be han
ofrich alluvial bottom lands, not liabls ~
overflow, In the form of an oblone sous,s
level, aud at this time In fne conditian
situated between thePotomac river and the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, with depo,
is about halt way between Cumberland ana
the densely populated coal and iron region
OF GEORGES Creek Valley, where yegefs6l
or, in other words, the products OF n trueS
farm, can be sold In any quantity and A.
prices far exceeding the rates in Eastern
cities.
excellent and ague and lever unknown io,
There are also about seventy.dve acres OF
strong limestone upland situated on the
opposite side OF the Baltimore ana Ohio
railroad from the bottom land
The quality OF this land and its proximity
to certainly the most active and best mar.
kets In the world, would make one under.
standing truck farmfng 70 realize fortune
This resien OF country Is rapidly nnlns
up, and thus far the market cannot be sup.
piled without sending on for vegetable,
from other places.
II envy one desiring to make q profitable
investment In such property will visit thi,
place and ind that all we claim for Il a
we'll as what Is represented about our mar.
kets, &C., has not been correctly stated, hts
expenses will be paid We therefore conn
IDENTIFY invite persons to come and look and
investigate the matter for themselves.
There Is lime kiln on or near tho prop.
erty, which the party buying can IA,
without rent, and thus make his lime a
simply the expense OF coal and burning.
Address: Il. ID. JOHNSON,
febS-eQd Cumberland, Md.
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TIE Board of Commissioners on
yesterday, fixed the levy for the ensuing
year at seventy cents on each 500 val"
uatiop, for county purposes Last year
Il was one dollar and twenty cents.
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TIE sale of those beautiful sea side
camels hair and silk Grenadines will
be continued this week at 1. Blum 4
Bros. Don't fail to secure a pattern,
They are elegant. Price AZ cents, only
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HAVING received Q full and choice
line Of Csssimerss and goods Of all des'
criptions for spring and summer wear
would be glad to have those who srs
in need Of goods in my line to call and
examine my stock which 10 unsurpsss-
Cd in the city, before purchasing
JoHx L. RICE,
No. So, Monroe Street,