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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-03

4 CArtToL MEETING was held In Stcu.
benrauch's Hall last night
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Goto Aronheimer & Lewis for slair
carpets and Oil-cloth.
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Go to L. V. Blends for your boxed
toed buttoned CATERS
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THE C0URTs. -C5uliy 05ua Judge
Cochran. The County Court met yester.
day morning at 9 o'clock, and transacted
the following business;
George z. Thompson, on motion o. W.
P. Hubbard, was sworn and admitted to
practice law before this court.
The hearing Of the case Of Thomas
Hog rs. James NJ. Wheat, suggestion
on $. p. Hildreth, was continued to q
future day. Hubbard for plaintiff and
Barr for defendant.
ON motion Of A. Caldwell, John n. Pol
lock was appointed administrator Of the
estate Of Agnes Gilmer, deceased. Bond,
SIPS.
Adjourned to this morning at o'clock.
MGaiaipal Cout-J Judge Cranmer. The
Municipal Court will meet this morning
at 10 o'clock, pursuant to adjournment.
Rlinc Q5lEi-Judge Cranmer, There
we're but two cases before the police court
yesterday morning;
Officer Henry arrested Edwin Jones for
disorderly conduct in Laramie's saloon.
He paid IS and costs.
Rebecca ]. Criswell, arrested by Officer
Birch for drunkenness, was sent up for
thirty days in default OF $50 and costs.
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MINIS Pants al one dollar and len
centsas Gold BtOs's 1l07 Main street.
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To MEET CoMPErrnoS-Ioys' Suits
reduced to 81 90 at Franks, 90 18th
street,
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MoBTUARY REpoRT-Dr. S. L. Jepson,
Health Officer, furnishes the following re.
port Of the deaths In this city during the
month Of Marchi
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HANDSOME IMPROvENEST.-That some
Of the many children, who constantly go
in and out at the Chapel Of the English
Luth Gran Sabbath schoOl, have not fallen
of Of the unprotected stone steps, Is one
Of the wonders which has frequently been
spoken Of by the passers.by. The danger to
which old and young have been exposed
at that place, ever since tho grading Of
10Th street, is nOw,wo are glad TO chronicle,
averted, and the thOughtfulness OF Mr.. j.
NJ. Dillon deserves the thanks Of all who
have children in attendance at the Luth.
eran Sabbath School. Mr.. Dillon kindly
offered to give gratuitously certain
number Of days time to the making Of a
handsome and substantial rafiing,prOvid-
ed the pastor and trustees could secure
the iron pipe needed for the work.
This offer was promptly accepted,
and after much planning and hard
work, Mr.. Dillon has erected q
most beautiful railing, which Is not
only protection, but also real orna-
ment to the neat Romanesquo house OF
worship Of the English Lutherans. All
who pass by remark upon the beauty Of
Mr.. billions work as we'll as lis strength,
and parents who have children in attend
ance at this Sunday School will not soon
forget him for the safety which this rail
affords their loved ones. The work was
done at the extensive gas.ftting and
plumbing works Of MessFs. Trimble &
HornbrOok, with which Mr.. Dillon Is
connected.
And now, II It will not DO considered
impertinent, we would like to suggest to
the trustees Of the Lutheran Church, or
to the city Committee on Lights, or
whoSever business II Is, to have those gas
posts Strengthened, and that long prom.
ised one erected at the corner Of 10Th and
Chapline streets. Then with q new pave
ment along the Church property, and
little attention to the street, things In that
locality will approximate to what they
ought TO be,
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Observation-Disclosures & Ieviare sell
ing londsdale muslin, 10 yards for
81 on.
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THERE we're fity.twO deaths in Wheel.
ing last month.
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TnE best stock Of millinery goods in
Wheeling, at sPEYER BRos.
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THEnEateabOut seventy Notatic, Pub.
lie in this city.
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RIBBoNs and neck wear in great
variety, at SPEYER BRos'.
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FoR carpets at is cents per yard 90 10
the closing uutsale Of
J.w. FERREt.
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FLOWERS Of every variety, at
SpEYER BRos,.
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cnERtFFs SALE.
MONDAY, Anil 5lh, lsi5,

By.tlfiue Of Stale and County taxes due by the
Crescent Iron Company for the yean 1877, iSfI and
1871, have levied upon aud will pruegl 10 Rll At
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KID Gloves only 5Ocents, at
SPBYER BRos'.
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PLAID and plain ties % cents, at
SPEYER BRos'.
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STREET DRUMMING.
The following re.nlnlion WINS ndonled:

Resolved, That Il shall DO the duty Of
the City Sergeant to notify all persons who
may be known, or who may be made
known to him, TO DO engaged in making
sales Of merchandise by personally so,
Letting parties in the public streets Of the
city TO purchase from such houses "a they
may designate, and collecting percent.
age from said houses, that they are re-
Qnired by an ordinance Of the city to pay
a license Us merchandise brokers, aud
upon failure on their part to comply
with such ordinance within three days
from the receipt Of such notice, he shall
proceed to enforce the penalty prescribed
by said ordinance.
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AFTER LARAMIB's DEN.

Mr., Wilkinson offered the following:
ReSolred, That the Committee on Ordi-
nances be ordered to report an ordinance
prohibiting the keeping Of any variety OF
other show or ten pin alley In connection
with q coffee house licensed by the city.
Mr.. Kingdom moved to lay the resO-
luton on the table, but afterwards with
drew his motion. The words item pin
alley were then stricken out, and the
resolution was adopted.
The coffee house license Of Adam Kalb.
ileisch, at the Opera House corner, was
transferred to Chris. Siebkc.
A resolution relative to the "Hog 0rdi.
nance" was received from tho First
Branch and concurred in.
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nor sALE.-Ten Shares, $1,000 each, Of
il the Capital Stock Of the Norton Iron
Works NJ Ashland, Ky. This Is the largest
iron manufacturing establishment In the
West aud Il now In full and successful op.
Grafton. For inttheT particulars address
THOMAS II. MOTION,
de2s Financial Agent, iiG0 Main 81.
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FEMALE CoLLDGE VS., WAvERLY LIT
ERARY SocIETY.-We are informed by the
committee that the contest between the
above institutions will take place ut
Washington Hall next Tuesday even
ing. Inasmuch as the spoilers will be
dressed in costumes generally seen in q
country school house, and intend having
regular old-fashioned country spelling
match, We anticipate much fun, and pre-
dict that it will outshine any perform.
ance Of the kind to which the public has
been treated. The committees hayiHgthe
matter in charge have been carefully
selected, as fit representatives Of the
beauty and the Chivalry comprising these
two organizations. And Ms they have met
during the week, arynigh some Highta, for
the purpose Of making arrangements, We
have no doubt everything will pass off
pleasantly and satisfactorily under their
supervision; and as the proceeds are to be
devoted to charity, We hope the hall will
BE- crowded from pit to dome. The words
will be announced from those found in
Websters Unabridged Dictionary, begin
ming with D.
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RUcnEs only 5 cents, at srEYER DROs'.
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NOTlCE.-Ws will continue our sale
until May Ist, unless sooner sold out, and
will make great reductions In price on
balance Of stock. Some choice lots Of
Mems and Boys Clothing yet on hand,
which Will be sold cheaper than ever;
also, great bargains In Shirts, Under.
shirts, Drawers and NsOkWssh
H. HARTMAN & co.,
No. 30 Twelfth 81.
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HATS for Boys, at speyer Bros.
HAr for Girls, at Speyer Bros.
HATS for Misses, at speyer Bros.
HAN for Ladies, atSpeyer Bros.
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FOR sALE.
~W-~~~s-~-s--~
NOR SALE

u
ax Asrc, Of duo River Bottom land, situated In
Manhali conpiy, ". Va, adjoining Capt Fink's
land, and lying lalWecn tho plhle rad and the IL
40. IL H., two miles north d MoundsTlllo II Is
we'll lpncsl, we'll hcl out with fruit would make .
lsauilful sie i1 Z roaidsnc9 OF garden. Prlcn AMI
terms reasonable have als0 for sale ten shares In
M OlI0 Valley IrOn Works, at M0un,lsYllle, al
el,gap Iat,s; ID acres Of Land on Fish Hun, near
M0undsylle, ialF Improvement, price $50 IN Iay-
menle 4 very iine Residence aud tuO Lots In
MOuhilsyllIe formerly occupied by Dr. Meys, cheap
Farms COll Privileges, open lois and lIesidenua
In and arOund Hellain Al very low mlei.
Apply 10 LYCURGUs AUSTIN, Agent,
ali liClalH, Ohln
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.GhegnteIItgeneer.
SATURDAY. APRIL ., 1873.



Capitol Meeting at tho Court ltous,
Tonight.
Disciples Church.
Thomson NJ. +. Church.
Wesley Chapel, South Wheeling.
Sixteenth Street Free Church.
CrOquet and Base lIalls-lIloch bros,
Found-POcket.Book.
Oil Clotls-Mendel, Booth 4 Co.
Peabody Insurance Co.
Braces for Ladies and Gents.
Window Shndes-Morelicad & Go.
Designs aud Esiimntes-l'aull & Win.
ship.
AnnOnnCcment--J. s. Reed.
Removable. liogp.
New Store and New Goods.
sheldon's Feather llenOvatOr.
List of Letters.
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A resolution appointing a joint com.
mittee to superintend the improvement
Of Main street between 18th street and
Alley I, adopted by the First Branch, was
conCurred In. Messrs. HOrkheimer, Nc
Courtney and Sylyis were appointed on
behalf Of this Branch.
Mr.. Hildreth offered the following reso-
luton, which was lost:
ReSolred, That the Committee on 0rdi-
nances prepare an ordinance prohibiting
the keeping Of hogs within the city, ex-
cept in that part Of the city known as
Manchester.
The amendment Of the First Branch to
the report Of the Capitol Committee was
concurred In.
The Street Commissioner was ordered
to repair the board walk on the National
Road to the top Of tho hill.
A resolution offered by Mr.. Hildreth,
authorizing the Committee on Lights to
report upon the cost Of extending the gas
pipe to the Seventh Ward, was read and
adopted.
Adjourned to Tuesday evening next.
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CITY COUNCIL.
second branch.

The City Council met in special session
last evening, Present in the Second
Branch at roll-call: GOering, Hell, Hill
dreth, Hoge, Hanson, Kingdom, Leasure,
Myles, McGaw, McCourtney, Long. Pol
lock, Pryor, ReitE, Sylyis, Travis, Wolf,
Wilkinson, Waterhouse, Mr., President.
The report of Committee on Claims
was read and approved. The committee
recommended that G. W. Jeiiers, Esq, be
employed as counsel ioF-the city in the
suits for damages brought by Mrs, Robert
Hamilton and Mrs. Margaret Wilson
against the city Of Wheeling, which was
adopted,
The Committee on Lights recommend
cd the payment OF bills amounting to
SIS. Ordered paid.
NIGHT wATcHNES.
The Committee on Ordinances reported
an Ordinance entitled IAN Ordinance to
amend the Eighth section Of an ordinance
entitled An Ordinance in relation to the
powers and duties Of the Mayor Of the
city Of Wheeling,'p as follows;
SEC. !. Be it ordained by the Council
Of the city OF Wheeling, that Sec. 8 OF the
above named ordinance be amended by
adding after the word Compensation" in
the sixth line, the words "and provided
further that such Waterman or watch
men shall be under the supervision and
control OF the City Sergeant, and may DO
discharged by him for gross neglect Of
duty or other sufficient cause, he making
report to Council at the next meeting
thereafter Of his reasons for making such
discharge"
SIC, 2. This ordinance shall be in force
from and after It's passage,
The ordinance was read three times aud
passed.
An ordinance regulating the sale Of
lime was read three times and passed.
The ordinance fixes penalty Of not less
than 81 nor more than s. for selling or
delivering lime without havingit weighed
on the public scales. Eighty pounds was
made the standard for each bushel OF
lime. Any person detected in fraud in
weighing the lime will be fined $50.
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The Mayor, a. ]. Sweeney, presiding,
called the First Branch to order. AT roll
call there were present, Messrs. Baird,
l}utterfeld, Blair, Egerter, Dunning,
Wallace, McAdanls and Schambra.
Minutes Of the last two meetings read,
Mr.. Blair objected TO the minutes OF the
first meeting in regard TO the reading OF
the report Of the Committee Of Fire De.
partnent. Motions to amend according
10 Messrs. blair and Butteriell, carried.
Mr.. Blair asked for an explanation Of
the cause Of the special meetings OF the
Council.
Mr.. Baird explained that II was at the
instance Of the Committee on Claims.
The second vote on the resolution re.
ported by the Committee on Capitol
Grounds recommending the purchase Of
the old Government grounds, and amend
cd by the First Branch at Ia last meet.
ing, resulted on call Of the ayes and
nays, in an affirmative vote. 10 ayes to
8 noes.
Action Of the Second Branch on the
Peninsula bridge concurredin.
The report Of the Committee Oh
Claims in the matter Of Mrs. Hamilton
and Mrs Wilson, was then read. Action
Of the Second Branch cOncurred in.
Report Of tho Committee on Ordinan.
ces was read, and action Of the Second
Branch concurred in.
The rules OF order were suspended In
order TO admit resolution by Mr.. Blair,
TO the effect that no action Of The Capitol
Committee In reference 10 purchase Of
grounds he Of effect until approved by
Council.
Report Of the Committee on Lights
read and approved.
Action Of Second Branch In granting
the transfer Of license 10 Christian Siebke
concurted In.
The Mayor appointed Messts. Hall,
Baird and SCllAmbra, on the Committee
on Main Street improvements.
The action Of the Second Branch In ref.
erence 10 shows In connection with coffee
house License, was conCurfed In.
Report Of the Committee OH Cemeteries
concnrred in.
Action Of the Second Branch in refer.
ence to the placing Of new lamp posts, con.
ctrfed In.
Resolution Of Second Branch In refer.
encc to unsafe buildings, adopted.
Action Of Second Branch In authoti.
cling sewer on 45th street, Conoufred In.
The following resolution offered by
MI. Egertet, was adopted:
ReSolred, That the Committee on Ofdi.
nances draft resolution prohibiting dogs
from running at large In the city; and
COWS also, unless In charge OF persons on
The way to and from pasture.
The First Branch then adjourned.
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Mr.. Ross has recovered from his
Wounds, and is out aglin.
Mr. Cade, whose hand was so badly
mutiiated nv saw, is improving, and
we learn viii save his hand.
Mrs Duffy will, in few weeks
ocupy the ney brick, recently vaeat-
ell by Bloch Bros. She will have u
new, large and beautiful stock.
Mr. r. q. Kirby, of the house of 1.
IL. Allen & Co., the great New Or
leans commission merchants, was in
town Monday. He is a polite gentle
man and represents frst-cl'ss house
We are indebted to our happy
f.iends, Capt j. e. Long and his
he .uiiful bride, for an elegant cake
from their MARI .ge feast. May they
always be as happy as they now are, Is
our earnest wish.
Our handsome and talented friend,
Col. Tom. Neal, of the Dyersburs
State Gazette, was at the crossing
Monday morning. He reports bust
ness dull in the State Of Dyer" as
it is everywhere else.
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cellcnt and deserving landlady vii
still keep on her table the best the
market affords, and asks her friends 10
c4ll on her, as she has room for few
more bo,rlers. We earnestly recom-
mend her house to our readers as first
class.
Our lady friends viii be lgad to
learn that there is strong probability
If a heavy reduction IN the price of
sewing machines, so that these useful
articles may come within the reach of
sill. The Senate Committee on pat
ents have reported adversely the bill
to extend the patent on what's known
as the four motion feed for sewing
machines. This p1tent is owned by
the Wheeler & Wilson, Wilcox d
Gibbs, Singer and Howe sewing mt
chine companies who it is sail charge
forty dollars a machine royalty for Its
use. 1t only costs about twelve dol
lars TO make an average sewing ms
chine, and the machines will come
into the market somewhere near that
price if the manufacture is thrown
open TO competition.
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LoC Al NOTICES.
Hlgssnr.. Kansas d Texas Railway.

rt.ssur.. KSasns a Texas Railway.
This pioneer lire of Railway to the
Great South vet, starting as 1t does
from Hannihll, Mo. (where 1t con-
meets with the numerous lines ct Rhi
~r.y from the East and North, also
NO n tse great city of 1T. l-ems, where
an lines from 4ke East North and
South nike direct connections with
their through trains, and the country
through which it passes Is the finest
On the glolle. viz: Through Central
Missouri. Southern kaasss and the
Indian Nation 10 Texas, where 1t con-
meets with the Great Trunk line OF
Texas, fthe Houston and Texas Cen
trsl Nv. } which, with its numerous
branches and connections, offers the
traveller a shorter, quicker and con-
seou-ntly cheaper route to reach the
most important points in the empire
of the Ssurhwest. Through trains
thoroughly equipped with Pullman
Sleeping Cars. Westinghouse All
Brake and alltGe modeInconveniences
,of Railway travelling, leave Hannibal
and st. Louis daily, running through
10 Houston, Texas, without change OF
cars. Then with their branch line
frem Junction City. Kansas, which
trayerses the whole lergth of the
beautiful Ncashe Valley and connects
with the main line at Parsons, HAS.
and their arrangements with connect
ing lines from * sn,as City for the
travel from the Great Northwest
truly il can be 5 id Of 1t, tbs the
Great American Th9roughtare. The
Land Depar,n scns Of shis Road
Have for sa1e along the line al koaG
n the Clreat keosho Valley eve.
ONE MILLION ACRES of Choice
Farming, Fruit and Stock Lands, On
ton wears credit, at LOW RATES.
They offer great inducements for thu
wear 1879, for eolonics and faInllies r
settle on their lands Special lo~
rates for transportation, also map, tlnf
cards, and Ill information can he hao
by addressing the General Passenge'
DEPARTMENT, Sedalia, Mo. feb+lI
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Louisville lottery drawing. Some OF
us had buoyant hopes of drawing the
cauital prize, and were eontt mplatlng
the idea Of asking some nice gal up
the church steps for the purpose of
getting the Gordian knot tied, and of
mo- ing to California or some place on
the co ,st to spend the remainder ut
our days In picking shells an the sea
shore, listening to what the wild
waves are saying, i.,haling the balmy
YEA breezes, and living in ease ana
luxury. Some were thinking Of goiag
to some large city tn go into the
wholesale dry goods or grocery bust
ness. and Others thinking Of purchasing
large plantations, etc. But alas ! our
,ir castles were soon indisclimiaste.y
shattered to fragments and all our
rand projects frustrated when the
CIurier-Journll arrived, from which
sc learned that no more of the pFiz"
me to Humboldt thln would
Jay for a dinner for the crowd in a
t. Louis : up house. As Ne retracr',
our STEPS homeward, melancholy, wo
egone ana dyj.cied, some OF US c"li,'l
re heard saving, "ths LOUISVILLE
1ttery is humhug, f. ud, swindie.
iganiic swim lie. d-n it,"
such is lifs," as Pierce Egan said.
IN consequence Of our disappointment
ONE. of Us must bear the "onconye-
fence Of single life" a while longer.
We must pltch our pants, etc.
Mr. Luther Sharp, ST this place,
WAS admitted to the har at the last
-rm of court Ii genius he allied
it'll muscle, as plrenologists say,
ave no doubt Mr.. Sharp will leave
ii, f otprints on the sands of Ten.
lessee. SCRIBBLER.
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Quarterly Meetings.

Rev. J. II. Evans, ?. f. for thl
district, ammo unces the following aP-
piDtments, which We should have
published two weeks since:
Paris Station, February q and %;
Spring Hill Circuit, at Palestine,
VI .rch 6 AND Z; Paris Grcuir, ut New
Hope, March Is and 4; Huntington
Circuit, at Shady Grove, March 70
and u: Mergan's Greek Circuit, Il
Moum Zion, March 26 and p; Peas
ant Ridge Circuit, at Salem, Malch
% and %; camden Great, at Sui
phur Greek, April 3 ard 4; Lexing-
ton Circuit, at Lebanon, April 10 ard
IL; Decaturville Circuit, at Center
April IL and Is; Salti.lo Circuit, nj
Sardi<, April "a and y S.1em Cir
cult, at salem, May / and =; Tree
want Circuit, Mag 8 and 8; Milan
and Huntingden. May 10 and l6.