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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-23

JusT FROM THE MouSTAHs-He AZ
rived in the city on Saturday, large
uucouth looking individual, sun burned
almost to the complexion Of the accom-
plished laundryman on Market street,
and his flowing locks hung in a graceful
manner over his broad shoulders, Phyi-
cally speaking, he was ~tiger, = "whole
team" to use choice phrases from his
vocabulary, and was the most daring
Wood-ChOpper and ginseng-digger Of the
Allegheniesi he had disposed Of the cargo
Of root he had brought from his mountain
home, and the wealth therefor was in his
possession, and he was going to have
time, he was. No man in South Wheel
ing could drink more "likkeF," swear
harder, or produce a protounder sensa-
ton in the fistic arena than he; in fact he
possessed the qualities Of a Hercules,
and was not afeerd Of the best
man the world Ger saw-he'd soon
er fight than cat, and was trimming
over with desire to meet the foe. Thus
he soliloquized, taking at intervals large
doses Of that which cheereth and doth
likewise inebriate, and so we left him,
wishing in the innermost recesses Of our
young and palpitating heart, he'd find the
right man. Later in the evening, just as
Luna was appearing in the east, we again
encountered the hero from the land where
the root trade AOurisheth. "Mister,"
said he, "Pve found him; the Alleghenies
are without guardian, my character, my
reputation, my money and all are gone"
He had encountered one OF our hard
working and inofiensiye mill men, and
the blood trickling from his bruised and
disfgured prOboscis, the high color
surrounding his optics, his knotted
and combined locks, and his left ear
partly torn from It's moOrings, all showed
conclusively he'd met him. The different
organs which composed the component
parts OF this human form divine, had all
more or less suffered, and the form they
composed was suffering also. The fire in
his eve had gone out, and as he asked the
nearest route to the cottage on the noun
tain side, he muttered; The capital is
running the once prosperous and flourish
ing Nail City, and calisthenics should be
elected from our public schools.
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MEETING or HELPERS on SATURDAY
AFrERNOOS.-The helpers Of Wheeling
and vicinity held u meeting in the Old City
Hall, over the Second Ward Market
House, on Saturday afternoon. The
meeting was called by the committee APP
pointed when the strike was first inaIi.
gurated early last spring. twill be re-
membered that the helpers struck nj that
time against reduction Of sixteen and
two-third cents per day on the wages paid
them by the boilers. Before the strike
the helpers were paid 81 per day, and the
reduction made by the boilers would re-
duce their wages to 81 50. The meeting
was called by the committee for the puF.
pose Of having the question Of wages set.
tied before the mills resume work for the
season, and to take the sense OF the help.
ers as to n continuation and enlargement
Of the strike. The only helpers who have
worked since the commencement of the
strike are those at the upper Riverside
Mil some forty or fifty in number.
The meeting was largely attended, rep
rescntatives from all the mills being pres
ent. Frank Haley was called to the chair
and VIM. Maxwell was elected Secretary.
After considerable discussion IL was
agreed by unanimous vote to continue
the strike for 81 per day.
A resolution was adopted that II any
helper went 10 work for less than the
price asked by the strikers he was to be
published in The Pittsburgh Labor Trib.
une.
Another meeting Of the helpers will be
held at The same place next Saturday nf-
ternoon, when an organization will be
effected and regular association formed.
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BELLAIRE LOcALs.-The Bellaire base
ball club have about concluded that they
can't be treated fairly BY the Wheeling
folks. Several times they have had cause
Of complaint against them, and again last
Saturday they were very impolitely
treated. They were invited 10 Wheeling
to play a game with a club they have
beaten several times. They Of courseex-
pected the Wheeling club would provide
the grounds. When they reached the
Island they were made to pay the regular
admission fee to the grounds, and alter
ward refused the privilege Of playing.
After while they were offered the privi-
lege of playing ii they would consent to
10 be limited to the time until T. NJ,
and later their admission fees were offered
to them. Both OF these offers they very
wisely refused. They have challenged
the Standard club, and will undoubtedly
beat them II the challenge is accepted.
Sellar's show created great excitement
on the street Friday night.
Several Of the men engaged in painting
the iron work on the railroad bridge left
town Friday evening in haste, forgetting
to pay their board bill, and several other
little debts. Two others OF the painters
followed them, with what result We do
not know,
Several gentlemen are engaged in sur
veying and taking data for map OF Bell
aire, to be used, We understand, in direc-
tory Of the Ohio river towns. Several
illustrations from here are also to be
used, We are told.
The Eve prisoners whose trial We men,
toned Saturday morning went up to the
county jail at St. Clairsville Saturday in
an improvised "Black Maria" They are
to lanQuish twenty days.
Ed. Owens, the shoe maker, and a
stranger got to arguing politics in Eds
shop Saturday, and the discussion became
so heated that the men came to blows.
No harm above the breaking Of a large
pane of glass done,
Mart johnson had his wrist put ont OF
joint by large timber falling on it the
other day while raising house in the
lower town.
The Benwood and Bellaire boilers
played game OF base ball on the square
Saturday, 1t is seldom that games are
played ION the square" round here Of
late.
There was "musiC by hand" on the street
Saturday.
The rolling mill has shut down again
for a few days, having run out Of iron.
WallaCes band serrenaded VIII Price
and his bride, Friday night They play
well.
Alex. Dubois met with narrow es-
cape from serious accident Saturday.
He was repairing the platform over u
well when he fell through and to the bot.
tom, twenw-six feet. He was only cut
slightly,
Five prisoners were locked up by the
city police Saturday night after business
hours on various charges.
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curt adjourned till Monday.


Geo. Fricker was arrigned for disturb.
ing the public peace by wlie-beating. lie
plead not guilty, but the charge being
clearly sustained by the evidence he was
requested to donate s. and costs toward
the city fund. In default he was com.
mitted.
Geo. Bane, for leaving his market wng.
on standing on the street after the usual
market hours, was fined 81.
Frank Durbtn burglarized grip.
sack" for which he received thirty days.
Twenty.four hours we're given Herman
Kulo to take up his bed and go hence
from the limits Of the city.
The cases Of John MeNhen, Peter LauGr,
and Richard lIennegan, charged with dis.
orderly conduct, were continued.
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GREAT bargains in colored shoes at
L. Y. BLoNpIs.


GREENS AUGUST F1owER.-It Is nat
Ural for people suffering with Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint, or any derange.
ment Of the digestive organs, such as Sour
Stomach, Sick Headache, Habitual Cos.
tiveness, palpitation Of the Heart, Heart
burn, Water:brash, gnawing and burning
pains at the pit Of The Stomach, Yellow
Skin, Coated Tongue, and disagreeable
taste in the mouth, coming up Of food
after eating, low spirits, &C., to put of
from day to day buying an article that
they know has cured their neighbor,
friend or relative, yet they have no faith
in it until It Is too late. But II you 60 to
Chas. Z. Dwight's or any other druggist
and get bottle Of Green's August Flower
your immediate cure Is as certain as you
live. Sample bottles Of this medicine can
be obtained for 10 cents to try It's superior
virtue.
Regular size IS cents. Try II; two
doses will relieve any case. d4w
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Cry PERsoHAIs.-Thc Neshannock
base ball club, consisting Of twelve mem.
bers, stopped over Sunday Mt the Grant
House. The regular nine Of the club is:
Pitcher, VIC. Hawk; catcher, Al. Hall,
alternating as short stop with Sol. Wood.
ward; short stop, alternating with Hall as
catcher, Sol Woodward; first basemAn,
John 4. Dickson; second baseman, n.
Lyon; third baseman, Charles a. Junk
ms; left fielder, Z. NJ. Richardson; centre
fielder, John Charleston; right fielder, G.
L. Warnock. Junkins resides In Bridge
port, and Woodward In this city, but
both are salaried members Of the club.
Jimmy Hammill, the OArsman, has
quarters at the Mcclure House. Ed. p.
Byrne, of Allegheny, is with Hammill.
Mrs. W. j. II. Bown has returned fro IN
Pittsburgh, where she has been spending
few weeks with her relatives.
Mrs. VIM. Erskine, who has been spend
ing the summer at Boston, Mass, has re-
turned home.
Mrs. VIM. II. Hennegan, Of baltimore,
Il in the city, visiting the family Of Mr..
VIM. II. Hall.
Jimmy Manton was thrown into the
river, Saturday, by his bont cnpsizing
while out rowing.
"Splvins," formerly of the Register, has
accepted n situation on the Critic, n new
paper in Pittsburgh.
PhilO A. Clark, agent Of the Sheridan
4 Mack combination, is stopping at the
Mcclure House.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Speyer, Of this
city, and Miss c. Adler, Of Baltimore,
left for the East on Saturday morning.
lion. ]. II. Good returned from Charles.
town on Saturday, where he has been at.
tending meeting Of the impeachment
committee appointed by the Legislature
to investigate the charges against Auditor
Bennett and Treasurer Burdett.
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AMUsEMENs- Tonight Sheridan &
Mack open at the Opera House in their
inimitable specialties. They present for
the first time in this city their new and
amusing dramatic novelty, entitled the
"NtimiqueS." In their respective roles,
Sheridan and Mack are incompatible,
and present one Of the best and most re.
fined entertainments Of any travelling
company. They will lie supported by a
number Of frSt-Class artists, each per.
former n star. Seats can be procured at
Adams & Lucas' music store,
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SPRITuAItsM.-Sunday afternoon and
evening, Mr.. j. Frank Baxter lectured on
the above subject at Washington Hall.
In the afternoon the audience was not so
large as might reasonably have been ex-
peCted but In the evening an increased
attendance was noticeable. Mr. Baxter
In opening his lecture reviewed the past
and spoke Of the many lecturers who had
taken the field, and who, through
lack OF knowledge Of the subject had
only succeeded in receiving the jeerS and
pcoiTs Of the people instead Of their prai'e.
His purpose was to raise Spiritnallsm to
a loitier sphere, and counteract the effect
Of those who knew nothing Of The subject,
and yet propouhded il from the rostrum.
Mr.. Baxter Is a very pleasing orator and
his audience appeared well pleased.
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SALE OF PRorEArY.-Mr. ]. q. IIervey
real estate agent and auCtioheef, on Sat.
urtay sold the residence Of Mrs. NJ. G.
Griffith, on Virginia street, Island, to
Geo. Caldwell, Esq, for $3,02j.
Mfr. Ilervey also sold house on 18th
street, East Wheeling, belonging to John
Crawford, for $1,000. MI. Hess, Of Rey.
mans brewery, was the purchaser.
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HEIMBoID's BuCHU is still in the re.
NTH Of its popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence Of DR.. Helmbold, the cele.
brated medicine Ia still manufactured at
the laboratory at Philadelphia, and is
sold by all respectable druggists. II is
warranted for all diseases OF the kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware Of counter.
fcits. Genuine has proprietor's private
stamp. John F. Henry, Now York, Sole
Agent. d&w.
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pULrrT PotNH-Rev. p. +. McKernan
Of the Cathedral, has been transferred to
Eenwood, and has assumed charge OF
the Catholic Church there.
Mr.. J. Frank Baxter, Of Boston, deliv.
cred two lectures on spiritualism at
Washington Hall yesterday afternoon
and evening.
The peaSe Township Sabbath School
Union met yesterday afternoon at Scoll's
Ridge, near Martins Ferry.
Rev. Campbell, President Of the Athens,
Ohio, College, assisted Rev. Ofmond al
the West Alexander U. +. Church ycster.
day.
There was no preaching at the West
Alexander Presbyterian Church yester-
day, owing to the absence Of Mr.. Lester.
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A PLEASANT SIuHT-A more pleasing
spectacle, perhaps, could not be witnessed
than was TO be seen yesterday evening in
the yard Of the Wheeling Hospital. Some
seventy.live or eighty little girls, or
phans in charge Of theSisters, were there
assembled enjoying the cool atmosphere
prevailing. Some were lounging on the
grass; some sitting on The stoop convers.
Ing; some reading, and others searching
the grass for objects Of childish pleasure.
II was o pleasant picture; all seemed in
the best Of humor, and happy as only
children can be.
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TIE WRoSo TRAM. Some fifteen or
twenty cOlored people Of both sexes, who
we're on the East bound train en- the 3. 4
o, road, last night, bound for BCllaire,
boarded the wrong train at BenWOod, and
at 1880 P. N. there was considerable e1-
element manifested at the depot in this
city as to the ways and means Of reaching
their destination. At late hour the
subject was still under discussion.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-23

ALL OVER TIE WORLD Lea & Perrins'
Worcestershire Sauce is appreciated for
its excellent tonic, appetizing and flavor
ing qualities, Great popularity has in
duced numerous counterieits which the
proprietors prosecute with vigor. The
genuine is distinguished by noting label
and bottle, which bear the trade mark OF
Lea Il PERKINS, Worcestershire Sauce.
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tNa weighty diOttibc upon l'Tramps,'
the brilliant boy who runs the Sunday
Snseser says that the "work.house project
is now in the hands Of Board Of Edica.
ton and Council Committee Charlie
would do we'll to read the INrELLtaENCEH
carefully before spreading his ideas upon
an editorial page.
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CAMP.NtEEriNo.-Yestetdu the streets
in all parts Of the city looked dreary. The
different camp.meetings now In progress
appear to have attracted The people, and
many who have not listened TO sermon
in years spent Sunday In divine worship.
We are glad TO hear the teverent livihes
are making satisfactory progress in their
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UNDER the caption Of "singular coin
cidence" the Register publishes two afti.
cles, one from the Cleveland Leader, Aug.
IS, and one from the INTELAGENoER,
Aug 2, and asks the cause Of their same
ness. Our sermons, Mr.. RcsiRE, are not
copyrighted.
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THE TRiGaER.-Thc tournament for
the silver cup presented by Kirby Cole TO
the best marksman, at his gallery, was
won by VIM. Martin, formerly Of Bell.
aire, who scored 30 to James DiXon's 90,
and Q. II. HntchingS and ]. Vapkitks %.
Ten entries we're made but only five re.
Sponded.-,StenbenriRe G1seHe.
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Nor1CE-Auction sale OF ]. W, Fer
rel's dry goods and carpets postponed by
the creditors few days to see II his con;
tinuation OF selling away below cost will
not be more fully appreciated, and raise
the money. Now Is your time for dry
goods and carpets at your own price, at
], W. Ferrels, corner Main and 10th
streets,
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TIE funeral Of Mr.. Matthew Carpenter,
who was killed in the recent accident on
the d. 4 o. Railroad, took place yester-
day afternoon At o'clock, under the
auspices Of the Masonic fraternity.
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UORUsTEEs' sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A DEED
Of Trust made by John shuckman TO Us a.
Trustees dated 18th September, one thousand eight
hundred and loVentysOne, and recorded In the
Of1ce Of the Clerk Of the County Court Of Ohio
county, ". Vs., In DEED Of Trust Book No, I, page
i63, We will sell At the irUnt door Of the Court
Iiouss Of aid county. gu ONDAY, September q,
1875, commencing At 10 O'clock 4. ~, the following
described real tslate that Is 10 ny. Apart Of LOT
OF parcel u land number thirty (5Ol on the east
s.d6 Of Market street between MfTshall and Diyis.
lou streets NOV 2jIh aud Goth streets, nuW called
the sixth Ward, and ald parcel VI land Aforesaid,
commanding ten OJ feet irOm the north side Of lot
number thirty (3OJ aud division wall between ten.
emsnt No, four ~ directory No. 25t5, and No, five
t6) directory No. 2jOs, and running south hieen
li5 feet more Ur less 10 the division wall between
i've (5D, directory No. 2jD5, and t6l directory No
25IO, tenement, aud running hack 10 the alley IN
the rear, lane width. Tie numbers Of said tene-
msnts commencing with number one ~ on the
north corner Of lot No tWenty-nlne (2g) adjoining
said lot NO thirty 1901 Aforesaid.
TERNs OP sALE-One.hali the purchase money
10 be paid In cash on the day Of lle, aud the bal.
Ancs 10 xix months thgTelrOmi tue title 10 be re-
talncd until payment thereof Is made In full Title
believed ~ bg gOJd, but selling Trustees We shall
convoy only such title Is Is vested IL Us by said
deed Of trust. J. X. BOIsFORD
aug JACOB HORN BROOK.
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ORrUARY.-MF. Samuel Preston, No.
l22 Fifteenth street, died suday even.
Ing about q o'clock. Mr.. Preston has
been confined to his bed Tor some time
past, and his death has been hourly ex.
peeted for some days.
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THE RACE.

During the progress Of the games a
running race, half mile heats, best three
in five, for n purse Of 500, took place.
The horses entered were McGannon's
Lucy r., and Erb q McCormiCks Sallie
b., fifty yards start to the latter. Six
heats were run, the first heat being deClar.
ed dead heat, and the second, fifth and
sixth we're won by Sallie b., giving her
the race. Owing to the crowd consider
able difficulty was experienced in getting
the horses started, and but one or two
good starts we're made. There being no
suitable timepiece on the grounds no
time was taken. Messrs. Robinson, Pep.
pers and Christman were the judges.
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1000 yards Of best Prints at &c per
yard; Merrimuc, CoChecos, SPrague's and
all at &c per yard. And Dress Goods and
Carpets even cheaper in proportion
Forced TO sell 10 meet my payments.
J. W. FERRRL,
Cor. Main and Goth streets
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The disciples Of the black art also par
ticipated in friendly set-to, and for once
threw dull care TO the winds and were free
from the monotonous clicking OF the types.
The mines were composed Of the compost
tors Of the RegiJier and Standard offices Of
this city, and were the observed Of all OBJ
seryers-the other games having been
completed when they commenced. An
efficient corps Of surgeons were engaged
for the occasion, and the boys were rather
reckless in their batting, so much so that
for a time 1t was thought the felders
would have to be placed on the Ohio side
Of the river, but after few arms were
ieFked out Of place, and n finger or two
laid up for repairs, they went it milder,
and the Fair Ground fence was sufficient
to stop the balls. The game, however,
was greatly disturbed by the antics Of the
Island juvenile, whose chief pleasure was
the occasional cutting loose Of q small
"red balloon" during the heavy batting Of
the game, causing the players much an
noyance, they mistaiSing the balloon for a
good one" Just from the bat. Experience
will overcome theiY shortcomings, how
ever, and we hope yet to see them become
masters Of the National game, The
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Mr.. KIEDELBERGER,
OH MAIu Or


Tearing away the wrapper, small box
was found 10 be inclosed, and upon open
ing the box, was found, to the surprise Of
all present, the identical watch and chain
stolen some three years ago. What
caused the thief to return the watch Ia
mystery, unless time had so taxed his
conscience, that remorse prompted him
to make all reparation in his power for
the wrong committed. II could not have
been fear Of the law and probable incar-
ceration in felons cell that melted the
thief to the return Of the property, inns
much as all search had been given up,
and all hopes dispelled Of ever recovering
it. Mr.. K. returns thanks to the un.
known burglar for the return Of the watch
and chain, and hopes in future he will
abstain from the nefRriouS practice Of
burglary.
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EXAMINED AND ADMtrrED.-Afr. Jacob
Kemple, Of this city, passed an oxamina-
tton In law before tile Supreme Court Of
Appeals at Charlestown on last Wednes.
day, and was admitted to the bar before
the Municipal Court on Saturday last.
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STOLEN WATCI RETURNED. - The
vagaries Of man are many, and in the
course Of events very many curious in
cidents transpiro showing man in differ
ent phases. Three years ago, Mr.. j. Kin.
delberger, n shoemaker on Main street,
was robbed Of watch and chain, the
watch being taken from bureau drawer
at his residence. Mr.. Kindelberger
searched in vain for his timepiece, but
without avail. Despairing Of recovering
the watch through his own efforts, the
case was given into the hands Of the
police, who used every endeavOr to re-
cover the stolen goods. No clue, how
ever, could they gain, and after a fruit
less search Of many months, they, also,
were obliged to desist, and the watch and
chain were given up rs forever lost to
Mr.. Kindelberger. But now, at this late
day, the watch turns up when least ex.
pected. Saturday last Mr.. Kindelberger
received by mail package, on the Gov
ering Of which was the following inscrip-
ton:
Mn. ktEbPTRERnER
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GOLDEN sHEAP.-The latest publica'
ton in singing books for Sunday Schools
Is the "Golden sheaf," which Is pro:
nounced to be the best book Of the kind
ever published. For sale by
ADAMS 4 LUCAS,
1927 Market ST.
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Jusr RECEIVED large stock OF good
Calicos at Z cts, Caterpillar Fringe and
Buttons to match, and many other desi;
rable goods at low price, will be Sold
Cheap only for Cash. Nos ,20l9 4 2O2l
Main St. JOHN RoENER.
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THE CoURTs.-MUScIPAL COURT
Judge Cranmer-Court sat at 10! o'clock
Saturday.
But one case was beiare the Court, An.
ME L. Sweeney rs. Al. Clark and VIM. p.
Hubbard, assignees In bankruptcy Of
Thomas Sweeney; jury trial. The issue
was the ownership Of q piano, taken pos.
session Of by defendant as the property Of
said bankrupt. A verdict was given in
favor Of plaintiff.
Court adjourned till Monday.
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THE case Of the State rs. Walker and
McGumphrey, charged with obtaining
goods under false pretenceS, was dismissed
by Justice Caldwell Saturday, owing to
the non.appearance Of witnesses.