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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-16

WHERE TO GET REFREsHArESTs,-The
committee having in charge the move
ment for the benefit OF the Children's
Home, have made an additional attract
ton to those which they have already pro.
vided, for the accommodation and
entertainment OF the public, by
securing the rooms Of Mr., Frank
Fallloure, two doors north OF
Of the Opera House, where provision
has been made for ample refreshments as
we'll as an abundance OF the choicest
yiands OF the season for those who may
desire the more substantial things OF life.
There will be no difficulty occasioned at
the door, going or coming, to those who
at any hour OF the evening may desire to
pass out OF the Opera House.
This evening Mr.. Falloure alone will
furnish the refreshments and no doubt
many Of the pFomenaders will take occa.
sion to drop in upon him in his cool and
pleasant retreat which has been express
Iy reftted for the occasion.
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ings on 10th street, between Jacob and
Wood, was concurred in. Also in that,
ordering the removal Of the freplug at
the United engine house to point on the
opposite side Of the street.
Bills OF smallpox hospital Warden, OF
scheley x Lutz, A. ], Long and. A, J,
Jolly, ordered to be paid by Second
Branch were concurred in.
Several minor items Of business passed
upon by the Second Branch were concur
red in, after which the Branch adjourned.
BELLAIRE LOCAIs.-There seems to be
misapprehensiO about the nature and
purpose OF the festival to be given at the
City Hall on next Tuesday evening by
the new cornet band. Our citizens seem
to think that any aid lent'tO it is Just so
much given to private party of men
with u scheme for making money. This
is altogether mistaken view. The band,
which is composed Of Bellaire's best Citi-
zens, is organized for the intention OF
playing for any home affair OF desery-
ing character free OF charge. The object
OF the association is to give Bellaire cor
net band which she can claim as Bel
laire institution, and be proud Of. And
from the character OF the members, the
ability Of the leaders, and their enthusi-
astiC determination to succeed, We think
that their object will be obtained.
DR.. Worthen, OF GAINESVILLE, A. L.
Hogc, Esq, OF Bethany, and Rev. IL. NJ.
lIiCkok, Financial Agent ofthe Bethany
College, were among the strangers in the
city yesterday.
Our space is too valuable to rciute the
champion checker players misreprcsenta
tons more than once,
We are glad to hear that our young
friend Ed. Kinney, has sucered a desira-
BILE situation in the telegraph office Of the
ca +, Railroad Company at Steubenville
Ed. is good operatOr,and model young
man, and deserves as good as he has re-
Ceived.
The mortal remains of Mr.. Samuel
Price were yesterday taken to GAINESVILLE,
his former place OF residence, Tor inter
ment. The Odd Fellows escorted the
body to hetrNin.
DR., &, Il. kurz, in company with sew
erNl other representatives from this COun'
ty, yesterday went to Put.in-Bay to at.
tend the meeting Of the State Medical
Association.
Monday evening n. b. Scott and j, b
Darrah went out for little drive. Before
they returned the horse took fright, and
getting the upper hand, eliminated him
self from the neighborhood. Mr.. Scott
was considerably bruised, but the other
damage was slight,
Nearly all Of our churches hold prayer
meetings this evening, to which strangers
visiting the place, as well as those living
here, are cordially invited.
The festival at the Presbyterian Church
last night, We are glad 10 say, was Il
success.
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CALICO 8 cts., at Aronhcimcr & Lewis


A VALUABLE DIsCovERY.-Dr. e. W
Benson, n practising physician, at loo
North EutAw street, Baltimore, Md. (whc
has paid much attention to nervous dis.
cases., has discovered that extract OF
celery and chamomic, combined in a
certain proportion, Invariably cures
headache, either bilious dyspcptic, nerv.
Gus or Sick headache, neuralgia and
nervousness. This is triumph in mCdi.
cal chemistry, and sufferers ull over the
country are ordering by mail, lie pre-.
pares Il in pills At SO cents per box. The
Doctor is largely known and highly re.
srectcd in luliimorc.-Episcopdi Meth
Otiia.
Sold by McLnin BROS, Wheeling, W.
Va, and all druggists. d&w
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KNIGHTS TEMpLAR DRILL TONIGHT
The Opera House presented busy
scene yesterday, IN preparation for the
remaining entertainments Tor the hcne.
fit Of the ChildrcnS Home. All was
hustle and confusion, and many workmcu
were busiIy engaged in laying flooring
and in the work Of putting up decorations
The scene recalled the two or three days Of
excitement which preceded the opening
Of the Sanitary Fair some years ago, ex.
Ccpt that there is an absence machinery
and the many mysterious bundles and
boxes which met the eyes at every turn
during the Fair season.
The house has been trimmed with ever.
green, and an immense star will he Gle.
waited to the dome. 4 beautiful cascade
upon the stage will be one Of the principle
ornaments. A iloOr has been put down
over the orchestra and dress circle, on n
level with the stage, allowing an abund
ance Of room for seven or eight hundred
prOmenaders.
This evening the Knights TCmplar drill
and promenade concert will take place
Ropes will I've extended from pillar t.
pillar around the orchestra, leaving Hu
open space for the Knights. No person
will he allowed to enter this space, OK
cepting the Knights, until after the rope
ARE removed. About s o'clock the Knight.
will leave the Commandcry room and
march to the Opera House, about forty
in number. \ guard will be formed
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There Ia no medicine prescribed by
physicians, or sold by druggists, that car.
RIGS such evidence Of It's success
and superior virtue NJ lSoscnEE's GER.
MAN SYRur for severe Coughs, Colds
settled OH the Breast, Consumption, or
any disease Of the Throat and Lungs. A
proof Of that fact Is that any person nf.
ilictctl, can get sample bottle for 10 cents
and try its superior effect before buying
the regular size at rs cents. II has lately
been introduced in this country from Ger.
many, and Tia wonderful cures are aston.
ishing every one that Uses II. Three
doses will relieve any case. Try II. Sold
by Chns. +. Dwight, Centre Wheeling, and
by NIL Druggists. codSw
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HELMBOLD's nuCnu Ia still in the &c.
NTH Of Tia popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence Of DR.. llelmbold, the cClc.
hrated medicine Ia still manufactured At
the laboratory ut Philadelphia, and is
sold by all respectable druggists. II il
warranted for all diseases Of the kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware Of counter.
fcits. Genuine has proprictor's private
stamp. John F. Henry, New York Sole
Agent. d6w.
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THE CouRIs.-SuPREAE CouRr aF AZ.
PEALs-Jadgss Raymond, Moore IN H.5-
man, Court met at nine o'clock yester.
day morning as usual.
The arguments were finished in the
case oil. II. Cox Us. II, Boone and others,
partly argued Saturday last.
Court adjourned till nine O'Clock this
morning.
COUNTY CouRT-Judge Cochran.
In the County Court yesterday bust.
ness was disposed OF as follows:
Anna Z. Mackin was appointed guar.
dian for her Children-Harry 'Mackin,
aged s years, and Frederick MaCkin,
aged 4 years, orphans OF Charles IL,
Mackin. Bond $500, with James a.
Lancaster US surety,
Louisa Leitsch was appointed Admins.
tratrix Of the estate OF Barto Leltsch,
deceased. Bond, $3.50.
The case OF McGonnigal rs l.. Spence
was continued to Saturday, the 10Th, at .
I'm. Peck for plaintiff, and Iioge for
defendant.
In the case Of the State "a. Louis Stcu.
benrauch, indictment No. 3, charged with
selling liquor on Sunday, a motion for u
new trial was argued and overruled, and
judgment ordered on the verdict, Indict-
ments g, 3 and 4were nollied. Defend
ant plead guilty rs to No. 6, and his fine
was fixed atSl0 and costs.
The case Of the State u. Albert liar.
kins, charged with grand larceny in steal.
ing thirty odd dollars, will b. examined
at . o'clock this morning.
Adjourned to A. N. to-day.
Police CoURT-Jadge Cramaer.
Six cases were before Ills Honor yes
terday morning, They were disposed Of
as follows:
James Kearns paid fine OF s. and
costs for drunkenness.
Geo. Price, charged with lsOrderly
conduct, was committed to Jail Tor five
days in default OF 81 and costs.
The charge Of disorderly conduct pre-
ferred against John Richie was dis
missed.
q. W. Francis was fined 81 and costs
for disorderly conduct. Paid,
Thomas Smith, charged with jumping
on railroad ears when in motion, paid 81
and costs.
The case Of David CrusOe, charged with
committing an assault, was continued Ia
this morning.
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GONE TO WEST acknowledgements
Jacob, Superintendent Byrne, Auditor
Bennett, Senator Scott and Judge Samuels
Of the State Board Of Regents, left the
city yesterday morning for West Liberty,
to attend the COmmencGnt exercises Of tho
Normal School. Only two members Of
the Board were absent, viz: Augustus
Cresap, Esq, Of Preston county, ard State
Treasurer iIurdett.
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GRATIFYING RESULT. The financial
result Of the opening entertainments for
the benefit Of the Children's Home ex.
Cecds the expectations Of the most san.
guine. Over 81 800 in cash is already in
the treasury. On Monday evening the
amount realized from the sale Of tickets
at the door, and extra tickets sold during
the day, exceeded 800. It must he re.
membered that the afternoon entertain.
ment was gotten up by the children, and
the evening entertainment by the young
unmarried persons. The entertainments
on Thursday and Friday evenings are
more especially the work Of the elderly
married people. The youngsters have set a
good example, and the elders would do
well to look TO their lnurcls. We have
no doubt, however, that the papas mud
mamnas will labor hard to eclipse, in n
financial way Mt least, the efforts Of the
children.
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FLORAL BEAUTIES. - Miss Virginia
Richardson, daughter Of Officer VIM.
Richardson, has sent us bouquet contain.
ing variety Of rare and beautiful flow.
ers, arranged with exquisite taste. Miss
Virginias floral offering clicits many cx-
lrcssions Of admiration. The young lady
Is hereby rendered our sincere thanks.
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Masonic PIcNiC on Sr. JonN's DAY.
A meeting Of committees from the differ
cnt Masonic bodies was held Lust evening
for the purpose Of making arrangements
for grand excursion and picnic at
Crcsap's Grove on 81. Johns Day, June
9th. The Iron Valley and bNrgcs will
transport the excursionista Kramer's
band has been engaged for the occasion.
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TIE DRILL OFTHE KNIGHTS TEMPLAR
AT the earnest solicitation Of the Exec
utive Committee who have in charge the
Children's Home benefit movement, Us
we'll rs other parties interested, this Order
has kindly consented to give one OF their
handsome drills.
This is AnexceptionaI case, and has only
been recognized by the Order on account oil
the specific o4jeci-perhNw case of like
character might not occur again, unless
under very peculiar circumstances, in q
long period. The committee should feel
las no doubt they do) battered ut the nc.
quiesccnce Of the members Of the Order
in this irregular appearance Of them be-
fore the pnblic-Gspecially rs many Of
their finest figures will be circumscribed
by even the spacious floor which has been
provided for them and placed at their dis
posal by the committee.
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ICE.CREAM for picnics, parties and re.
captions. Mrs. ZiegenfClder announces
to her patrons and the public generally
that she is prepared to furnish ice.cream
and water ices in any quantity for par.
tics, piCnics and receptions, at the lowest
figures. No. 60 Twelfth street, two doors
below her old stand. Patronage solicited.
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DrpSr WAIT 'EM.-A female, IA little
Off color, entered book store in town,
yesterday, and inquired Ofthc young man
who stood behind the counter for pack
Of 2j.cCnt cards. A pack Of playing cards
WA handed out aud the twenty-five cents
duly deposited in the drawer. The lnsky
female took the cards and went out, but
presently rc.nppcHrcd Mt the lOor, half
out Of breath, and gaspcd "ldon't want
desc kind gambling cards. ! want cards
wot you visit wild. Dc4c nre dc lcbil's
Instruments" The cards were cxClinng.
ed and the colotcd ,lamscl, with u broad
smilc all over her face, left.
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JUSTICE SCHuLTA-Ths Justice has
issued n warrant for the arrest Of Henry
Schricbc, the man who drove tho horse
and wagon which knocked down and ran
over little daughter Of Mr.. II. c. Ulrich
on Monday. Schriebc lives in Marshall
COnnIY.
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TnE CAPfrAL lSJuSCriOS.-T'he fol
lowing notice Of appeal in the Capital in
junction case was on Monday served Ut
The Governor, Auditor, State Supcrin
tcndcnt Of Schools and Secretary Of State
John Slack, ST., JnO.T. Cotton. Edward
e. Stole, John G. Ruby, John y. White
Alexander II. Wilson and Gustavt
Stole, plaintiff. aud appellants upon
appeal aud mpCrscdcas, ~. John j
Jacob, Edward A. Bennett, John S
liurdett, Benjamin W. Byrnc, Charles
lIedrick, John l.. Cole, J. bernard
pcyton and Joseph Miller, defendants
and Nppellccs.
The defendants and nppellres in the
above entitled cause will take notice that
the appeal in said cause will bc brought
on for argument, and the hearing thereon
will be insisted on before the Supreme
Court Of Appeals at its next session, Ia
he holden al CharlcstOwn, in the county
Of, Jefferson, commencing IN the first
Wednesday Of August, 1875.
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Pianos AND ORGANS CHEAP.-The re-
manning Pianos and Organs from the
Assignee's Sale Of the stock of A. Il. Cad.
dis, have been placed in our hands for
sale and will be disposed Of at the first
opportunity, for exceedingly low prices
Call early and secure bargain, al
Adams x Lucas Music Store, 1927 Mar.
kat stFpnI
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LARGE pAiR or ItOnNs-NIr. james
Robinson, nj the Magnolia saloon, has Il
pair Of horns measuring aver ak feet
from tip to tip, which belonged to II lil.
lock killed nj Galveston, 1cxna, II few
days ago, by Allen, Poole \ Co. Mr..
Poole, who Il mn old Wheeling man, is
now in the city llC has been in Texas
for twcnty.eight years. These horns ARE
quite n curiosity here, and give one aomc
idea Of the proportions Of lcXNs cattle,
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TnE Knights Tcmplnr do not often
emerge from the mysteries Of their Com
mandery room to drill In public. probo.
bly, no other induremCnt except lhnt OF
assisting In the present charitable move.
ment would have been sufficient tOsecurc
the entertainment offered this evening,
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EvERYBoDY seems to have takcna holt.
day this scnson and has gone, or Is going
to Europe. Perhaps there nrc few hard.
worked newspaper mon who will get as
far M the sca.shorc, where they must
content themselves with taking of their
shoes and stockings and wnding in the
wet sand while their brains are busy
with dreams Of Paris, Switzerland
and tho Rhine,
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lEEADAcnEariscs from different causes
Congcativc headache IL produced BY MI
undue quantity Of blood in the brain, to
which high livers, robust people and
young women are liable. DR.. lIull's Veg
clable Pills regulate the bowels and thus
divert the current Of blood from the brain.
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TIE PIANo.HARp CABINET ORGAN
This New and Beautiful Instrument is a
combination OF the Pianoforle and the
Organ, and manufactured by the Mason
4 Hamlin Organ Co. Call, see and hear
it, at Adams 4 Lucas Music Store, 1927
Market street.
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To GET the best value for your money
and to get Clothing best adapted to your
wants, You ought to look through NUM-
Der OF stocks, examine goods, note the
variety aud compare the prices, Your
own judgment will then tell you where to
buy. We claim that our stock is the
largest, our variety the greatest and our
prices the lowest in the city, But We do
not ask you to admit our claim without
proof. This proof will be furnished by
yourself II you will follow the advice
given above. Go to all those stores that
claim to carry large stocks and sell goods
at low prices, then call on us and we will
show you stock incOmparably larger
than my other kept in Wheeling, Besides
our immensely superior stock and varic-
~, We will show you that we sell our
goods At from 10 to 10 per cent lOuer than
any other house here. Our stock con-
sists Of every description of Mems and
Boys Clothing and Furnishing Goods,
Don't fail to call and save handsome
percentage on your purchases.
NJ. GUTMAN & Co.,
Corner Of Main and 18th streets.
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$50 to $4,000 has been invested il
Stock Privileges, and paid 900 per cenl
profit. allow to do it," A book on Wal
street, sent free. TUMBRIDGE 4 Co,
Bankers . Wall ST., n, Y, d&w.
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A NOTICE in our advertising columns
requests persons who have been selling
tickets for the Childrcns Home benefit
to call ut no. GS, l2th street, this after.
noon at 4 o'clock, for settlement.
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CALICO 5 cts., at Aronhcimcr 4 Lewis

SPECIAL NoTiCE TO THE LADiEs.-L. V
Blond is now selling L. c, Burts cole
brnted make Of Ladies' Button Shoes nj
81 80, which have been selling heretofore
from 50 90 to 81 90.
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ISCORRECr.-Wc understand that the
report current In the city for the past
few days concerning the death Of Mr..
Nick Crawley Ia incorrect Mr., CfaWley
IA said to he In ~. Louis, alive and we'll.
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CARPETS lower than ever. We arc
selling twenty-five per cent cheaper than
any other house in the city, at Aronhcim.
er & Lewis cheap dry goods store.
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A NOTICE in our advertising columns
requests persons who have been selling
tickets for the Childrcn's Home benefit
to call at No. Gs, 18th street, this after.
noon 1T 4 o'clock, for settlements.
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TJHE MOUNTAIN HOUSE, AT ericsson
SPRlNGS,-This iavOrite summer Resort, sit
ISted on tho summit Of the AlIcShenies, will IT,
0popei for the reception OF RuGhts June !, $50
Grost improvements In buildings and Grounds
since last season Several Cottages to rent for tho
sOa1n For further Particular address Al either OF
ths following places, The ProphOtOr, q. W. Null
LIN 4 Co, CTCas N SPRING, Cambria county, "a,
81. Cloud Hotel, Phila,, or Frank a. barr, Genital
Hotel, Pittsburgh, Irg
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KSiunTs'rEMrLARdriIla and promenade
concert ut the Opera House tonight
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THERMOMETER RECORD.-The follow.
ing shows the range Of the thermometer,
rs observed at SilVey's drug store, corner
opposite POstoIlicc, yesterday:
sAM l2 ~ 9mn~ 'E,%
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REDucrIoS.-t am selling mems and
boys cnssimcrcs from 10 ito Is cents lcr
yard. And AM forced to sell oil.cl0ths
and carpets from 90 cents to 81 90 per
yard al J. W. l'crfcl's; ladies' call.
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Tho Committee on Lights was authoria.
cd to engage n competent gas engineer to
examine tile routes Of the proposed ex.
tension of gas mains to the Eighth and
Seventh Wards and ascertain from him
what changes, II any, arc desirable to be
made in the plan already adopted by
Council, to protect the interests Of the
city.
The Commissioners OF the Capitol loan
were ordered to proceed forthwith to adj
vcrtisc said loan in accordance with pro.
visions Of Sec. | Of the Ordinance for the
issuing Of bonds for the erection Of pub.
lie building, etc.
The Committee on Ordinances was re.
uuestcd to draft an ordinance 'com.
pelling all property owners to gate,
or rail all dangerous openings on
pavements that may lead to dangerous
falls after nightiGll, thereby saving
damages to the city,"
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JusrIcE WEnn.-Frnnk Lowcry was
disOrlcrly on the street yesterday, and In.
suited Officer Cooper, who arrested him
and took him before Justice Webb. ITC
was sent to Jail until sober enough to be
examined.
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New music received daily at W. S.
Hutchins Music Store.
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FOR pICNlc SUITs.-l0O, pieces new
styles Ofchintzes, with side bands, for 10
cents a yard. Please call and sec them al
john ROEMER's.
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CorSctL snid nothing about giving us n
rest by taking a vacation.
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WILL open this morning 1000 yards
calico at s cts.,at ArOnheimer & Lewis.
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THE Esther chorus rchCarsed n, Wa
verify Hall last night.
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TnE Board If Regents left fur Wcst
Liberty yesterday morning tn Wait the
Normal school there.
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CALICO for O. cents per yard ut Aron
hCimer & Lewis; drop in, ladies.
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JrSE il the month Of roses and straw.
berry festivals for the benefit II Sunday
Schools,
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'rnE Capitol appears quite deserted.
Nearly all Of tho officers are temporarily
out VI town.
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TIE unreliable character Of the tlcr.
nlomcter ia most diacOuraging on house.
flcs, u full cropOi which can hardly he
expected this year