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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-07-27

CHURCH ITEMs.-Communlon services
were held in the First Presbyterian
Church yesterday.
Rev. ]. W. Goodlin, of York, Pa, in
the English Lutheran Church last even
Ing delivered a memorial sermon on the
death Of Mrs. Barnitz. Communion ser
vices were held in this church at 10t
a. N.
The subject Of Rev. H. A. Pallister's
discourse at the Disciples Church yes
terdsy morning was: 1.-THE Life and
Death OF Joseph-A Sermon for the
Times"
Mr.. G. Frank. Baxter, Of Boston, gave
two more lectures yesterday in Washing
ton Hall. Subject in the afternoon
1.-THE Probabilities and Possibilities Of
Spirit Intercourse" Evening-"The Sig
nifcance OF Facts both Biblical and
Modern"
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PERSONALITY. ]. W. Cowden, the
clever clerk Of the Municipal Court, left
the city Saturday to spend q couple Of
weeks at his old home in Pennsylvania.
Among our citizens going to the Cleve.
land races to-day are Ed. Brues, A. Dill
Ion, VIM. aoag and Harry Rauser.
MI. and Mrs. 8. Brady returned on
Friday last from visit to their daughter
Mrs. Horsely, in Buckingham county, Va
Rev. Barnitz returned heme on Satur-
day, accompanied by Rev. J. w. Goodlin,
Secretary Of the Board Of Home Missions,
Of York, Pa, |..
Mr.. John Reynolds, Of the firm Of Hen.
negen q Co., goes to Baltimore this even.
ing, where himself and Mr.. Henneeep
have established q wholesale iewelrv
house,
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y. NJ. D. A. PIcNIc.-At the picnic
given under the auspices Of the Young
Mems Dramatic Society, on the Island,
Saturday afternoon, a handsome set Of
gold shirt studs was awarded to Mr..
George Heohly, as the best performer on
the horizontal bar. The prize Of a gold
breast.pin and earrings was awarded to
Miss Kate Fulton as best lady WALTER,
and that Of the gentleman's solid gold
pin to Thomas McKerney as best gentle
man WALTER.
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There were but. 8 feet in the channel
last evening. The indications are that
there will shortly be slight rise.
: There is comparatively nothing doing
about the wharf. TIE Parkersburg, Sun.
fish, Matamoras and Bellaire packets con.
tinue to run, although the Rsgon and
Science experience considerable difficulty
in getting over Captina bar.
The Ragon departed for Parkersburg
Saturday, and the Science will leave for
that place this morning.
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AUGUST FLowER.-The most m;.o-o.
BILE beings in the world are those s tIer
from M dyspepsia and Liver Complaint
More than seyenty.iye per cent Of The
people in the United States are sff nj
WIN these two diseases and their effect.
s sS, as sour stomach, sick headache, la,
p plIuN costiyeness, impure blood, heart
Durn, waterbrash, gnawing and burning
pains at the pit OF the stomach, yellow
skln, coated tongue and dlsagfeeable
taste in the mouth, coming up Of ihe food
N n eating, low spirits, &c. Go TO the
Drug Stores Of Wheeling, Bridgeport and
Martins Ferry and get . 70 cent bottle,
or Q sample bottle free Of charge. Try n
g. @. GREEN, Sole Manufacturer,
eodSw Woodbury., N; ].
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French Supply OF Aims TO tho Car.
s-.BTussels Congress the Pro.
duct Of Bismarck und GoEtschakoff.

NEW YORK, July 26.-A special from
Berlin says 1t Is reported that the Ger.
man Government Is making strenuous
endeavoIs to stop supplies Of weapons
and money 10 the Carlsts, and has called
the attention OF the Versailles Govern.
ment 10 the subject.
A Berlin letter on the approaching
Brussels Congress, speaking Of the cur
rent German view Of the Conference, says:
"a number Of little circumstances throw
light on the subject, and the first Is the
well.known relations between the Ger
man and Russian Chancellors. The per.
sonal and political intimacy Of Prince
Bismarck and Prince GortschakofI Is one
Of the most striking, not to say portentous
facts in European politics Of to-day. It Il
common 10 speak Of the friendship Of two
Emperors as the basis Of the harmony oil
policy between the two Empires, and
since this friendship falls in with the pur.
poses of the two Chancellors, il Is, oil
course an important factor. But tho Gov
ereigns are minor pieces after all. They
are the pawns Of the game. The signitl,
cant fact is that the fortunes OF Europe
are now at the mercy Of the penetrating
politicians.
an view of this state OF things, il
seems morally impossible that Prince
Goftschskof could have planned this
Brussels Congress without the concur.
renee Of his German colleague. 1t would
indeed have been imprudent to have done
so. A Congress under the distinct and
exclusive patronage Of Russia would
have been imp0tent from the start.
France and England would have con-
trolled it completely, and the reserve
which those States now show proves at
Leaf that they detect combination more
or less solid Of the three great Eastern
Powers. They are the three powers
that support the highest standing armies,
and they are interested in adding to the
value OF their armies by paralyzipg other
combatants. Every one must scrutinize
very closely all humane enterprises that
Prince Gortschskoit and Prince Bis.
marck undertake"
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Foreign Insurance Companies Rails.
ing the Rates at Chicngo,

CHICAGO, July 25.-Agents of foreign
insurance companies to-day received in
structions by cable directing them what
course to pursue in Chicago. Tho Scot
tlsh Commercial has decided 10 withdraw,
and the agent has been instructed to take
NO more risks, The London Assurance,
North British, Commercial, Union, Queen,
Lancashire, and Imperial, all English
companies, have instructed their agents
to raise the rate fifty per tent. The Liv.
erpool, London and Globe have not sent
any orders 10 their agents.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS - ExTRAoRp1.
NARY INDUCEMENTS THIS WEEK.-Un.
vi the close Of the present week Mr..
William q. sheib, No. lila Main street,
continues to offer his present stock al
cost. Persons desirous Of saving 80 to 90
per cent in the purchase oil musical
goods have this last opportunity, as the
goods unsold will be Withdrawn from
sale ut these rates August 1st, owing to
the opening Of Mr.. Sheib's new whole.
sale store, No. 70 Fifth avenue, Pitts
burgh, at that date. 49,
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HELMBoLD's BUcHu is still in the 70.
NTH Of its popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence OF DR.. Helmbold, the cele-
brated medicine is still manufactured at
the laboratory at Philadelphia, and is
sold by all respectable druggists. 1t is
warranted for all diseases Of the kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware OF counter
teits' Genuine has proprietors private
stamp. John F. Henry, New York, Sole
Agent. dSW
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN.
GERMANY.
eKRNGN tQuADRoN ORDERED TO SIAN.

GKRMGN teuADRoN oRDERED TO srAN.
IsH COAST.
BERLIN, July 25.-The North German
Gazette says the German squadron now
OIL Rye, England, has been ordered to
cruise of the northern coast OF Spain,
and that these orders were given in con.
sequence oil the shooting Of Captain
Schmidt, a German newspaper CORE.
spondent, and other German subjects, by
Clrllsts.
General Won Weights. Rhes will repre-.
sent Germany In the Brussels Congress.
BE will be assisted by general officer Of
the Bsyarian army, q major from the
Saxon general staff, and q distinguished
lurist, Professor Bluntschli. General Won.
VoightsRhets leaves for Brussels today.
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SALT LAKE, July 25,-In the suit for
divorce from Brigham Young by his wife
Anna Eliza, the demurrer Of the defend
ant 10 the Jurisdiction Of the court was
overruled, and thirty days given in which
10 answer.
The suit Of the city against General
Morrow Tor iorcibly releasing prisoner
from the city Jail, on refusal OF the au-
thorities TO deliver him, was also con.
tiDued for thirty days.
Very heavy rains have fallen through
out the valley and mountains Tor the past
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POLICE CoURT.-0n Saturday morning
there was one case before the police
court. VIM. Watson was charged with
disorderly conduct, for which he paid S.
and costs.
At the 4 Pm. matinee P. Haley, ior
creating tumult and disorder, was fined 81
and costs. -.r...
The case Of Geo. Francis, charged with
committing an assault and battery on
Thos. Cocayne, was continued over until
Monday morning.
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, New SPRING AND SUMNER Goods
y. Hess, northwest corner of Main and
quincy streets, has just received full lines
OF Oloths. Cassimeres, Vestings, &C, Of the
latest styles and best makes, and adapted
70 the season and this market. Large
stock Of Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods
always In store. All the clothing manu-
featured OF this establishment Warranted
70 give satisfaction. Prices as reasonable
as any frst-class house in the city. Csll
and examine goods and compare prices
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-07-27

The old proverb that "a penny saved
Is Q penny earned" is as true to-day as
ever it was, and II We all thought Of 1t
oflener we would be better of. You can
buy four cakes OF Warren's Laundry
Soap for q quarter, while yon can get
only three Of the Eastern article.
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Mass Temperapco Convcn,,or

sPRNaFtEID, O., July 95.-A mas,
temperance meeting was held this after.
noon at Catawba in this county. While
returning from the meeting three ladies
were thrown from carriage and ser-
ously injured. Mrs. ]. r. Guy, Of this
city, had an arm broken, and Mother
Stewart is reported seriously injured.
The ladies arc prominent crnsGders.
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RETuRNED.-Mr. Dufleld, of the Hoop.
Ia fishing party. returned from Fish Greek
on Saturday. Mesars. Sam. McColloch,
Charley Mathews, John Hutchinson and
James and John Dicksy are expected to
return to-day.
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EDITORIAL CHANaE,-o.s. Long, ESQ
having been appointed Clerk Of the su.
preme Court Of this State, has retired
from the editorship Of the Register. Mr..
Long will be succeeded in the Register
office by Capt. W. g, Waller, Of Balti-
more, formerly on the editorial staff OF
the New York Democrat.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-07-27

BODY FouND.-We understand that
the body of Charles Smith, the boy
who was drowned on Thursday night
from one Of the Iron Valley barges, was
found near Rates Rock, Saturday
morning by Q fishing party.
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Fatal Shooting ARRAY at Marion, In
.-ra~ dlRna.

MARION, July 25.-Lass night, John
Middleton, o draymaD, and Mr.J. Josephy,
liquor dealer, got into a dispute about
hauling a lot Of ale, when Josephy drew
. revolver and deliberately shot Middle.
ton the ball taking effect above the left
breast, causing instant death. Josephy
was arrested and placed in jail: There Is
q very strong feeling against Josephy
and some threats OF summary justice be.
ing dealt out 70 HIM. -
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A $4,000 Fire.

NEwDuRd, N. Y, July 26.-A fire to.
day destroyed the pattern and machine
shops and damaged the moulding shop Of
the Wright Engine Works, Of this city.
The building, fixtures and tools were
owned by Hainer Ramsdell, whose loss Ia
xSopO0. Wright Il Co.'s loss Is $4,000.
The losses are covered by insurance.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-07-27

To KEEP THE PEAoE,-John Q. Bell
Vile complained before Squire McCor.
mick Saturday that BENZ. smallwood had
committed breach Of the peace BY using
loud and angry words. smallwood was
required TO find surety in $500 to keep the
peace for one year.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-07-27

BUS1NEsS REvlvMG.-As an indication
OF the revival Of busiaess, we mention the
fact that MeaSrS. Paxton & Bloomfield on
Friday shipped eighty.fve boxes Of to-
bacco and seventeen chests Of tea over
the Hempheld road.
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CARrETs CARPETS CARPETS l-Grea.
reduction.-Al!hough out Of season. vel
any one In need Of carpet inside Of A vesr
70 come will save 40 per cent by selecting
now, at the closing out Of nv immensss
stock TO make room, as the great advance
IN wool Will make them much higher.
]. W. FRRppT
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IT WAS reported lately that Mr.. J. L
Woodward, son of Mr. 8. H. Woodward,
OF this city, was killed by the Indians in
one Of their raids upon the white set.
tiers. at place called Oimeron, New
Mexico. We were informed by Mr., Jo-
seph Woodward that he had received a
letter from his brother that he is alive
and well, which is a great relief to his
anxious parents and friends.
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AT MIDDLE IsIAND.-Mr. ". &. sheib
returned from Middle Island Saturday,
where he left the remainder OF the "send
Tor Maginnis" fishing party, heartily
enjoying themselves. They expect to
return the latter part of next week.
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In Rlchland and Liberty townships We
have not the entire vote for and against
transfer. One precinct in Liberty town.
ship gave 1888 votes for transfer, and 8
against The totals, however, are correct
We give below the result in Brooke coun.
ty, which shows q majority Of 4S against
RIIhacrintinn
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WRIT OF LUNACY.-A girl about six.
teen years old, named Mary Munich.
emeyer, was examined by Squire Schultz
on Friday, on a charge Of luracy. Her
friends gave bonds for her safe keeping
until she can be taken to Weston.
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FRANCE.

WHY GOVERNMENT CONSENTED TO A RE.
CESS.
LONDON, July ga Paris special says
the Government has consented 10 re-
cess, because It hopes before the Assem-.
bly, meets again to prepare q new consti.
tutional bill for which II can, in the mean.
time, secure the support Of majority.
The Government hesitated 10 commit
itself fully TO the bill reported from the
Committee Of Thirty by VentaVen, be-
cause II was sure TO be rejected.
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NEW YoGE, July 25.-Arrived-The
steamships P. Colard, from Rotterdam.
City Of Richmond, from LIverpooI Wv
olning, from Liverpool. -
LONDON, July 25.-The sleamshins
Idaho and Weiser have arrived out
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FoR FaH CRERK.-Wm. Root, George
Miller, John HoSenfeldt, Fred. Foust and
Henry Foust, Of the Upper Riverside
Mill, 60 to Fish Creek on a fishing excur.
sion this week. u.....
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mother and Two ChiIdrep DROWNED,

RuTlANp, VT, July 25.-Whilo Mrs
Porter, Of 81. Adams, and two children,
were gathering berries yesterday, one Of
the children fell into a creek, The
mother jumped in after the child, fol-
lowed by the other child, and ali three
were drowned.
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ADMIRERS Of the beautiful should see the
Urayon Portraits at Robinson's Gallery.
Mf. \: has enlarged his rooms and made
special arrangements for this kind Of
VOTE. an who want portraits will do
well to give him 9 call. = ~ - n
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GOODS RETArLBD AT WHo1RsA1E
PRICES FOR CAsH.-Hereafter we will cell
oil goods by the yard or piece al he
closest wholesale rates. Ali sales casb
sharp. sToNR g THoMAa
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AT SEVEN CENTs.-We have 10000
yards Of Nader Prints yet at Z cents,
we only, sell the choicest late styles, All
new goods, at 8 cents. None higher.
STONE g. THo,Tlu
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some person poisoned two setter pups
belonging to Mr.. J. Fl. Woodward last
week, by throwing poisoned food to them
in his yard.
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GREAT reduction in prices Big bar
gains in Spring and Summer Dress Goodsl
am determined to close out my entire
stock. Call soon at =
HENRY RoRMRR'a.
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THREE CASES. Squire Hammer on
Saturday Issued three warrants against
parties for disturbing the peace, but the
cases were all compromised.
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The IntelllEencer bY nam.

Persons leaving the city for the Summer, or
any portion Of 1t, may have THI IATELLIoENcER
sent to their address for such time as they dc.
sire, at the rate Of Is ctS. per week. Orders
should DO sent In at once.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-07-27

FRUIT Jars, Jelly Glasses and Sealing
Wax at ]. FRIBDEL & Co.'S,
lao Main street.
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CHEAP,-50 pieces A Percales, all late
styles, worth IS cents, at Is cents al
..'L STONE 8 THouAs.
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Our thanks arc due Mr.. Jack Adams,
mail agent on the river, for a bucket Of
blackberries,
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Rev. James N. Alexander, of Alfalfa
bad India, is stopping at the Grant
House.
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DAYTON.


DAYTON, o, July 25.-The grand ser
vices OF the Embury Park camp meeting
commence next Tuesday at 8 o'clock,
and continue ten days. Bishop Foster
and many other Methodist dignitaries
will be present from abroad. There will
be the very best accommodations on the
grounds,
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WIDE French Cambria Chintz sold for
6o cents, reduced to 19f and Is cents.
..f-.--. .. HRNRY RoRNFKp
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. 1000 pieces OF best Cocheco Prints for
cents per yard, Just opened by
]. W, FRRRR1.
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A NEW word has appeared in the Eng
ltsh language. 1t Is "nest-hiding."
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LOWER ST1LL.-Black Silks and Al
pacas, bought at q great slaughter, will be
sold at wonderfully low prices.
STONE & THOMAS.
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HENRY RoEMER is selling out his en-.
tlre stock OF Dress Goods at great sacri.
nee. Ladies should avail themselves Of
this chance and secure good bargains.
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SPANISH Grass Cloth suiting sold for
70 and 30 cents, reduced to l2t and IS
cents to close out. HENRY RoRMER,
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TIE vegetable that young ladies love
Is, to-mate-ohl .l E"T
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Hos1ERY-100 dozen Ladies' Hose lust
received. The best bargains ever seen
anywhere. STONE & THoMAs.
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THE season Tor sleeping on window
sill and rolling of is here.
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AECTDRET

a young man named Edward Lyman,
while at work at his fathers shop this
morning, had one thumb and one finger
cut of by a circular saw. ..
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NEW stock Dark Calico Just received.
Ginghams 8 and 10c. HENRY RoEMRR.
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DR.. LoNGDoN's Specific for Whooping
Cough cures every case. Prescription,
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BRuNErTEs are in fashion now, and the
blondes are pale with envy.
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CLOSING out g 90 Felt Skirts for 81 IS
HENRY RoRMRR.
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RENASTs Of Dress Goods at half their
cost HENRY RoRlrRR;