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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-06

Police CouRr.-As II to make up fot
the "whitewash" Of Wednesday morning
the docket Of the police court was ycstcr-
day large and lively. Seven cnsesin all
were disposed Of, rs follows:
Louis Sorgy, for disOrIlerly conduct
was fined S. and costs.
Joseph Jackson was fined 50 and costs
for drunkenness, but was given the privi
lege Of leaving the city.
Lawrence Clark, tie garbage contrac.
tor, paid fine Of 81 for failing 10 call fOi
garbage at the residence Of Phillip II
Moore, after being notified by Mr.. Moore
s. IIorkheimer, member OF the Second
Branch ofCounCil from the Second Ward
was the complainant
Margaret johnson was charged with
keeping house of III fame. Her case
was postponed until this morning at 0!
o'clock.
Andy Cline and Mary Flnkin were ar.
rested ut Mrs. Johnson's house in the
Second Ward. The former was commit.
ted ten and the latter thirty days
Peter Lafler paid fine Of S. for dis.
orderly conduct.
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PREPARED FOR THE CENTENNIAL
Martin, OF the Capitol Dining Rooms, has
made extensive preparations to accom-.
modate the numerous strangers who will
DO attracted TO the city by to.day's Cen
tennial celebration. In fact, the Gen.
tennial would not be complete without a
T hS Gsp a D TaSF E ssoPnen Mn IF
choice fresh fish, which he can serve up
to the satisfaction Of the ,daintiest cpl
cure. Then all other delicaCiCs Of the
season can he had at short notice. Mar
tin Is the most popular restaurateur In
the city, and his rooms will probably be
crowded to-day. However, he can &C.
commodato over one hundred people At
one time, socno one should fail 10 call
upon him, ut 1155 Market street.
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TIE TRoUBADoURs.-The company Of
burlesque artists known as The Tr0uba-
dours, under the management Of Kate
Salisbury, will appear in the Opera
House on Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day evenings next, The company is now
playing in Philadelphia 10 crowded
houses, and the newspapers there speak
in the highest terms Of their performs
anccs. The Troubadours give an enter.
tainment after the style Of the wonderful
yokes family, whose triumphal tour
familiar to all our readers. But The
Troubadous are not merely imitators, as
they are said by many to be equal to the
artists who have delighted thousands with
their "Belles Of the Kitchen" The sale
OF reserved seats will commence this
morning at the music store Of Mcssrs.
Adams 4 Lucas.
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KNIGHTS OF THE MYsrlc CHAIN
Wheeling Castle No. 7, Ancient Order
Knights Of the Mystic Chain, was insti.
tuted on Wednesday evening, August q,
1875, by District Deputy Select Com.
mandcr ]. l.. $. Hall, assisted by Past
Deputy Select Commander II. II. Swee.
ncy, 4. G.: W. s. L. Noble, First Lieut..
d. i. Dillon, Sen. Knight II, s. Ford,
and brothers Of other sister Castles in the
city. The new Castle has good send off
being composed Of some Of the best and
most experienced men in secret orders in
the city. This Castle being the seventh
in the State, entities the Order to the Sc
lect Castle Of West Virginia, which We
learn will he organized soon. The Order
Is one Of the most influential secret or.
CARNATIONS in the country. The installn-
ton Of the officers Of the new Castle will
take place on Tuesday evening.
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DANIEL O'CoNNELL.-This famous
Irish orator and political agitatpr, whose
centennial birthday a large portion o. our
citizens will celebrate to-day, was born
near Cahirciyeen, Kerry, August Q, no.
lie was educated rs Roman Catholic ut
Saint Omer, in France, entered LincOln's
Inn as n student OF law in 1904, and was
admitted to the bar in 1898. He quickly
attained the foremost rank in his profess
sion, and became pre.emineRt as the nd
yoCate OF Catholic cmancipatiOn-i. 9. the
relief Of Catholics from political disabil-
tiles. In the promotion Of this cause he
entirely discouraged resort to physical
force, lie married his cousin, Mary
O'Connell, about 1902. In 1928 he found
ed the Catholic Association, lie was elect
ed member OF Parliament for Clare in
1928, and refused to take the oath which
was designed expressly to exclude Roman
Catholics from the House, The affair
caused violent excitement and agitation,
which resulted in the passage Of the bill
for Catholic emancipation in 1920, and
O'Connell then took his seat in the House
Of Commons. lie represented Dublin in
Parliament from 1882 to 1885, and from
1887 to 1S4l. Having given up his lucra-
tive practice to devote himself to legisla.
tive duties, he was Unidentified by annual
subscription raised by his political
friends under the name of trent"
About 1910 he commenced an ag.
itation for the repeal Of the union,
on which subject he made speeches at
monster meetings in Ireland in 1912 and
lS43. lie was arrested, tried and found
guilty Of sedition or conspiracy, for which
he was sentenced in 1Si4to Imprisonment
for one year, and fined two thousand
pounds. This judgment was reversed by
the House Of Lords. He supported the
Wing ministry which came into power in
1916, after which hv Witnessed a decline
Of his influence in Ireland and tlle'rlSe %
liSsenSions among his followers. lie died
in Genoa in May, 1917, in the course of II
journey to Rome.
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WEATHER FOR AUdUsT.-'fhe follow.
Ing weather indications for the month OF
August were shown during the last lunar
cycle to the Pittsburgh Gascite'
From August 81 to September lat;
10 rainy days.
7wet days, and
4 invariably damp days,
The prospects are excellent for an
abundant crop Of watermClons, toad
stools and umbrellas.
There would be less complaint Of dust
and heat il men would be less covetons,
and chew less tobacco, and not cut down
80 many forest trees, which damages the
electric conditions Of the atmosphere and
causes an excess OF warm weather, rene.
didble only by setting Nil tho girls and
old ladies to peeling and slicing onions.
There will be but little lightning, MS so
much water extinguishes II, but bad men
will mutter thunder n good deal. .
The average rainfall Of the month will
be 10 feet @ inches.
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The NoHLEsT A4GGAGE-SY4sHER OF
THEM Allie was baggage smasher
and the chief OF all his clan. He boosted
that no trunk had ever yet made him
lower his arm. But the weather and
double iron-cased Saratoga proved to
much for him one day recently. Now, poor
fellow, he is gone. The Thermometer was
at an even one hundred. He grasped the
huge iron-clad, and Chucked it with a
vigorous oath from the car. Perhaps he
was weak, perhaps the trunk was I'M
commonly tough. 1t remained firm. lie
flushed little at this rebuff, but immedi'
ately caught it up, twirled it like top
and flung 1t far from him. Still it re-
NAMED to outward view unframed, Now
his noble brow corrugated and his cheek
paIed, and he seized that offending trunk
and on the cow-catcher he beat the tune
full reVeille until he sank down exhaust
ed. Then all the other railroad people
gathered about, and they saw that
the great unconquered baggage
smasher was beaten, and they
whispered and they sneered at
their former god and disowned him. And
he, all lying low, heared their taunts and
was stung to the quick and he arose and
with face OF living fire and with his
teeth quite shut through his quivering
flesh, grasped that twO-stOry baggage re-
ceptacie and with one mighty effort hove
it high over train Of iorty'nine freight
ears and two engines. 1t fell upon sharp
rock and the end caved in like an egg
shell. Then by the shout OF the rabble
he knew that he was victorious, and again
| he swooned. And the crowd saw that his
last hour was come, and they brought to-
gether the pieces Of the bursted trunk
and set them up before him. And they
raised him and gave him to drink. And
he opened his eyes, but though they flash
ed rs Of old, he was only able to hoarsely
shout the one word "VlctOryW And he
called his comrade smashers about him,
and he babe them tell his mother that he
died game and with his feet to the foe
Then he gasped, he groaned, he waved his
hand, he Shiycred, he smiled fnintly--the
nobIest baggage.smasher OF them all was
dead..-Er.
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A MARSHALL County MINISTER
RoBnED-On Tuesday last Rev. Spencer
King, pastor Of the Methodist Church at
Dallas, Marshall county, received the
sum Of SO from the board Of stewards Of
his church as an installment Of the sol.
AIRY paid him. That night l,is room was
entered by thief, who carried his pants
out into the yard, and after taking from
the pockets the money left them lying
upon the ground. .
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GREENS AUGUST F1owER.-Itis natural
for people suffering with Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint, or any arrangement 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 il until II Is too late. But ifyou go to
Chas. L. Dwights or any other druggist
and get bottle OF Green's August Flower
your immediate cure is as certain Us you
live. Sample bottles OF this medicine can
be obtained for 10 cents to try itssuperior
virtue.
Regular size rs cents, Try IT. two
doses will relieve any case. dAw
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In the interest Of the human race our
special weather prophet, after a long re-
tirement, consents to bring his giant intel.
lect TO the rescue once more. lie pre-
diets rain straight away for n week, As
the meteorological phenomena Of thissec.
tion Of country has always resulted
Numerically opposite to his prophecies,
we have n pretty sure thing now on spell
Of fair skies.-Iitsburgh Leader.
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Surf ron DAMAGES. = Mrs. rertulda
Kemp yesterday entered suit before Jus.
tice Caldwell against G. +. Wagner,
claiming 800 damages because Of de.
PENDANT selling liquor to her husband
after she had notified him not to do so
Mr.. l.. 8. Jordan appeared "a counsel for
the plaintiff. The case will he examined
on Saturday afternoon at Q o'clock.
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BELLAIRE I4OCAIS.-ln grading for the
street railroad at the northern end the
workmcn exumed, at q distance Of about
ten feet from the surface, human skel-
eton six feet and four inches In length.
The bones, and more especially the teeth,
are in good state Of preservation, the
latter being such set as one could well
be proud to possess. The skull is much
rOunder than the CaucasiOn skull Of to.
day, and the forehead extends far beyond
the line Of the cheek.bone. The bones Of
the hand are large, but those Of the arm
rather small though exceedingly well
knit. When found the skeleton was ly-
Ing on four large fiat stones, being aC-
companied by nothing but some fine dust
having the appearance Of dCcayed Deeds,
which had been around the neck. How
long It his been there, speculation Is
iruitless 10 determine.
We want 1t distinctly understood that
wedOn't live in bridgeport and vicinity"
DR.. Todd might spare his Billingsgate.
jill. Collins, OF GAINESVILLE, was In
town yesterday.
The base ball players are taxing u
benefit while the good weather lasts.
Croquct and QUOT prospects here bright
ened up with the Frightening weather.
Checkers, dominoes, muggins and the
like must lay by until 81. Swithin weeps
again.
A couple Of young men propose to give
l}cllaire m amateur paper.
Mrs. William HeatheringtOn's funeral
procession yesterday afternoon was as
long and imposing one as has been here
for long time.
A little child on Gravel Hill was also
buried yesterday.
The office Of the wharf.boat is being
enlarged; to keep pace with the river, we
suppose.
Az. Burnet is to po Lsre soon,
Don't forget the railroad msatipp in
the interests Of the Bellaire 4 Souli,
Western Narrow-Gauge tomorrow night
Ut City Hall.
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WEheard yesterday of -four merchant
in this city, who, happening to turn his
gaze heavcnward, observed n cloud, and
Immediately advanced Tho price Of flour
on the hypothesis that rain was immi.
ncnt and damage to the wheat crop
nrnlInhln.
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NOTIcE.-Auction sale Of ]. ". Fer.
rel's dry goods and carpets postponed by
the creditors n few days to see II his con.
tinuatiOn Of selling away below cost will
not he 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 ind goth
al rnnIs
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SAID lie WOULD BREAK DAvTD's Bones.
David Q'lcary yesterday had war
rant issued at Justice Caldwell's office for
the arrest Of his brother, Daniel O'IHary.
whom he charged with disturbing the
peace. David alleges that Daniels Ian.
guage upon this exciting occasion was
substantially a. iollows ~ will break
your bones, David OIeaty." Therefore
to preserve his bones intact, David in.
yoked the awful majesty Of the law to
bring Daniel to judgment. Daniel will
appear before the Justice AZ defendant
on Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
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FlsnY.- The Big Bonanza Fishing
and Hunting Club left yesterday morn.
Ing for grand fishing and hunting tour
Of two weeks. They will pitch their can.
vas on ltosedale Landing and be rein.
forced In day or two by the Secretary
and camp masters and few more mem.
bers of The club. The Big Bonanza boys
expect to have a good and jolly time while
they stay at Rosedale. We wish them
success and hope to hear from them soon.
The boys are all In good spirits and will
welcome any Of their friends that happen
10 stop day or two with them in camp.
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GRANTED AN ArToRNEYs CERTIFr.
CATE.-The Clerk Of the board Of Com.
misaioners yesterday issued an attorneys
certificate TO Jacob Kemple, Of this city,
by request Of the President and three
members OF the Board. The appli.
cation was not presented in proper form
at the last meeting Of the Board, hence
this action was necessary. The ceftif.
cate will date from the last neetingI
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LOCAL PERsoHAIs.-Tommy COckayne
will furnish the music for tho dancers at
the 0'Connell picnic in the Fair Grounds
to-day.
Manager Hamilton yesterday received
letter from Kate Salisbury, manager oil
the "Troubadours," stating that her com
pany had made an immense hit in Phila'
delPhia, where they are now playing, Be-
fore 5 o'clock every night there was
standing room only"
The Street Commissioners force was moi
working yesterday, on account Of the
death Of little son Of Mr.. Leonhart,
Our young friend Mr.. Jacob Kemple
yesterday received an attorneys certii,
cate. Jake's as proud Of the paper as il
it were a marriage certificate.
Prof. Ten Brock, OF the Esther Ora
torio, was in the city yesterday. He re-
turned in the evening to Steubenville. On
Saturday he will accompany Mr.. W. H.
OxtOby, OF this city, and Prof Peaslee, ia
Chautauqua Lake.
Ex.GOv. Hayes and Hon. Benz. Eggles'
ton will speak at Martins Ferry next Fri
day evening.
General James Ewing, . former Wheel,
ingitc, now connected with the War De-
partment at Washington, is visiting rela'
tIyes in the city,
All. Burnett, IT,, agent for his humor'
Ous papa, was at the Mcclure House yes
terday. -.
Mayor Sweeney has accepted an invi'
tation to be present at the 0COnnell Cen
tennial Celebration to-day.
Bishop Kahn does not expect to speak
at the 0'Connell picnic to-day.
Mr.. Milt. Lewis, clerk at the Gram
House, and Mrs. Woodmansee, have gone
to Put-in.Bay to spend q few days.
Misses 10. Eoil' and Mary Roemer, who
have been visiting Miss. Cert. Miller al
Washington, Pa, for some weeks, have re-
turned home. Miss Miller accompanied
them.
Miss 10. Bradford, Of Parkersburg, Ii
visiting the family Of Robt, Woods, Esq
Mr.. Sam Settler, conductor on the Bal
timore Il Ohio Railroad, has been i'll a
Columbus for some time with inhamma
tory rheumatism, but has now resumed
bis duties.
Miss Birdie Caldwell will to-day leave
for Erie, Pa, to spend few wecks.
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rIE WHHELNe DAILY INTEGENoER FRIDAY MORNING AUGUST 1875

New GooDs.-lOO pieces Of new styles
dark prints, from s to 10 cents.
so pieces "A soft finished muslin 10
cents,
Canton flauuels, cheyiots, sheetings, &c.
Please call soon at JOHN RoENER's,
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Our reporter was quietly missing as he
went along yesterday afternoon, when he
heard the following scrap Of brilliant
conversation between a gentleman and
lady; Giles a regular vagAbond, and he's
not fl for the position at all, Just look
ut him; see how he tries to cut swell,
said the excited gentleman to the lady,
when she cutely answered, "What differ.
encc does II make II he does (s) wcll|
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STREETS AND ALLEYS Committee
The Council Committee on Streets and
Alleys met at the City Building yesterday
afternoon for the purpose Of making a
tour Of the city upon official business.
There was not quorum present, but The
Committee proceeded In a conveyance TO
the FirSt Ward, hoping to pick up an.
other member. Failing in this, how.
ever, they returned to The City Building
and adjourned 10 meet this afternoon at
9 n,rlnrk
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NOR sALE-TIIAT PORTION OF TIE
l. Waddington farm belonging to Mary j..
jacob, situated on the Wheeling and Beth.
any turnpike, Az miles east Of Wheeling,
containing 100 acres; first class improve.
ments. Win be sold low; terms ensy. THe
guaranteed. Enquire Of McSsrs. II UlillARD
4 EnSKINE, attorneys At law, Wheeling,
or A. NJ. JACOB, athis residence ~ miles
above The city. jyl5
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DRoKEN GLAss.-Two large panes Of
French plate glass in the door Of Bosley
4 Fecney's store on Main street we're
shattered yesterday in closing the door,
which the recent wet weather had caused
to expand. The glass was probably
worth $50.
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A VALUABLE DncovERY.-Dr. @. W,
Benson, a practising physician, at l06
North Eutaw street. Baltimore, Md. (who
has paid much attention to nervous dis
eases), has discovered that extract of
celery and chamomile, combined in a
certain proportion, invariably cures
headache. either bilious dyspeptic, nerv:
GUS or slcA headache, neuralgia and
nervousness. This is triumph in medi'
cal chemistry, and sufferers all over the
country are ordering by mail, He pre-
pares il in pills at so cents per box, The
Doctor il largely known and highly re-
spected in Baltimore.-EPiSeOpal Meth
Sold by McLain Bros, Wheeling, W,
Va, and all druggists. d&w
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AFArAL case Of cholera is reported in
81. Louis. This suggests the necessity Of
putting our streets and alleys in proper
sanitary condition. FOrewarned is fore
armed, especially in contest with
cholera,
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VALUATION OF LANDS OUTSIDE THE
CtTY.-From the land books returned by
Commissioner pete Whitman, appointed
to fe.hssess the lands in Ohio county out.
side the city, we take the following in.
teresting figures:
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EVERY moment Of our lives every part
Of our body is wearing out and is being
built up anew. This work Is accom-.
pIished by the blood, but II the blood
does not perform its work properly the
system Is poisoned. Cleanse the blood
by the Use Of DR.. Bulls Vegetable Pills.
Harmless but efficient, eod&w
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Now IT has reached the PostoiIice.
The letter carriers every evening after
the labors Of the day are DER assemble in
the PostofHce yard and toss the ball.
They'll be getting up nine next.
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Sickness prevails to a considerable ex.
tent at 81. Clairsville, Bellaire and Mar.
tins Ferry At the latter place scarlet
fever Of malignant type'is the prevalent
disease.
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SOCIAL ITor.-There will be social
dance at Arbenz Hall, South Wheeling,
Saturday evening, August 9Th. Music
by Prof Rigby. A good time Is antlci.
nnInl
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A FORCE Of men are ut work digging
on 18th street, above Chapline, prepara-
tory to laying a drain pipe from the new
Second and Third Ward school building.
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$50 to $4,000 has been invested in
Stock Privilege, and paid 800 per cent
profit. Show TO do it" A book on
Wall street, sent free. TUMBRIDdE q
Co, Bankers 2 Wall St., N. Y, d&w.
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NOR SALE.

DOR SALE-
L. A superior frame house, with eight rooms, Oh
Penn street, the most desirable part Of the Island
A frame house. two tGnCmCnis, four rooms each,
on "a street. Wheeling Island.
One Of the hest houses In the city, corner Chap
line and lith streets.
4 few desirable lots, Ave 10 seven acres each, on
iyiS /. IRWIN, Agent
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GRENADINES and dress goods are now
sold at half their cost by j. W. Ferrel,
corner Of Main and 10Th streets.
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TUNNEL Oh NO TUNNEL,-J. W, Ferret
Ia forced to close out dry goods and car
pets less than cost.
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HELNRoLD'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. 1t is
warranted for all diseases Of the kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware Of counter.
ieits. Genuine has proprietors private
stamp, John F. Henry, New York, Sole
Agent, dGW.
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EOR sALE.-Ten Shares, 81, 900 each, Of
l. the Capital Stock Of the Norton Iron
Works at Ashland, Ky. This Is the largest
iron manufacturing establishment in the
West and Ia now in full and successful OPP.
Grafton. For further particulars address
THOMAS II. NORTON,
de2s Financial Agent, ilG0 Main II.
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TIE garbage contractor was yesterday
morning fined by Judge Cranmer for neg.
leCting to collect garbage after being duly
notified.