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Robson in a Rage.

6SopeSou III d mage.
From the Washington Capitol s-.E H.
a good story at the expense of the Ko-
tuud Robson is In circulation among the
naval ducks. The Rotund missed the
quarterly accounts of the .paymaster of the
Columbia navy yard All demands through
post and telegraph were answered by the
brief assertion that they had been forward
ed 20 % .:. !; 80 "a
! ''Send duplicates them" ordered the jol.
ly old sea dog. ..-.-a -~ La.4qa
"Can't do it; utterly impossible" was
the reply s -. .,a,r rs4aal b&a
/ The jolly old sailor, jolly no longer but
in profound rage, ordered the delinquent
.paymaster to report In person. - ij.e
Your accounts have not been received,
sir. roared the terrible man when the pay
master appeared. =. -.
! Very sorry, MIR. Secretary, but ! sent
them two weeks SINCE" o. - W =.
"And you refuse to give the duph-
cates?" Ia ............... "a. at.l. ,lla
"It would take month or six weeks to
make them out sir. - - -. q,
VERY good cried the Refund, a rosy
hue of incipient apoplexy tintiBg bis intel
lectual couptenance, some blunders are
ECTiu1GS, duui tUuCHAn6 hAo oS.Afno
the presence of his chief clerk. w hile
waiting he turned again on the unhappy
o. M, who was in an awful funk, expecting
immediate execution, and asked, in voice
checked with rage, how the papers were
sent. sts't : - .- ST.
by express; in champagne basket /:
directed to the Secretary Of the Navy" s-
Light dawned on the navy. He rang
again for messenger. #
Go to my house, get the key of my wine
cellar, and fetch champagne basket you
will find there marked Adams Express,
New York. ..f 80. 4
The basket was brought and opened, AND
the missing papers found; but, strange tt
say, the Rotund did not soften worth i
cent. On the contrary he Jreprimanded
the laundering p. NJ, and stalked ava,
amid the hidden smiles of his subordinates
/ who saw that while their chief was richel
| In accounts he was poorer in wine. To b.
reduced to plantation bitters for toni,
and have on one s hands q confounded ole
/ building that won't burnis enough to max,
1 one almost wish he were dead. =. -s=4.a.s
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Notice.

The undersigned Ia the owner of the other undi-
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Rock Island. Illinois, Jan. 80, 1875
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ALMOST A MIRACLE
TESTIMONIAL
ONCE and Residence No. a Dauphine ST.,
New ORLFA ANS Sept. 90, 1873.
CApr TRYQN I "a OQDWARD. =. - :.


CAPT. TRYoN J. " OODwARD. =
Agent Maguir,'s Medicines.
/ ~ = No 3S Magazine Street: A
itude. and a general sense of duty, I pr. mpted
to address you and respectfully beg to give 3t,-s
voluntary and brief statement OF my past and pres
Buffers AND SARsAfARlLLA Tonic. My health for
years has been bad, but from the commencement d
this year Irapidly declined forcing me to abandon
| all characte of business: and upon becoming cor
whole right side threate ed, became helpless and
hopeless Indeed. though attended upon by The mos
cities, with no benefit and, in FACT, my own medi
cal knowledge forces me to realize the TACT that us
less some change and improvement took place soon
with me would shortly die, and made my every
providentiaT circumstance was directed TO and
met You. about month ago, and, from your gen
erous sympathy was induced ITO crafty you, ou
only try the cundurango; and to my utmost astoh
ishment and qualification. am now almost entirel
i restored to perfect health and that ny nc nse
but on. hottie OF thu CuNDURANGo LIVER ann
BLOOD BfTTERs aud SARsAPAkILLA ToS'~ ftel
indeed a renewed and re ufr,ci,d n'a4. aud VII
cv1i. my dear -ir. h, g teiu' ~ my rememhraf &C
OF yen for the kind interest," and generous SYM amy
| shown me- in my wretched helplessness, and an
G nvinced that to the use of CuEGeralgo and u
vine Provi enee through you. am indebted Tor
new lease of life.
From a sense of duty, let me ask that 3 "ublica
ton of my case be made; and by my happy expert
Ience Done need despair. and that through you, IL
i the use of Cundursnso. they may also find relic
has fled. With respeel and gratitude, remain
yours truly, etc. THOS. M. LOGAN. JR. N. D.
New ORLEANS, Sept. "a, 1873.
We the undersigned. being personally acquainted
with DR.. Logan, cheerfully certify that The ABOVE
statement is true and correct IN every ar1lcuisr.
C McCALLISTER
Pm GOODWIN.
Sold bv Censer& Thomas. hook I'.and-
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Also directing the Street Commissioner
to enforce the former Order OF Council in
reopening alleys, especially that one be-
tween S5ih and 36th streets from Eoff to
Jacob street.
A resolution was adopted instructing
the Committee on Capital to report what
disposition was made OF the sand and
gravel excavated from the Capitol build
ing lot and the amount secured thereirOm
and report at the next meeting Of Coun-
ell.
Mr.. Blair offered a resolution directing
the Committee on Fire Department to
inquire into the cost OF a fire alarm tele-
graph, which was adopted.
The recommendation OF the Committee
on Lights that oil lamps be placed on the
northwest norner OF Jacob and 9th
streets, and accepting the lamp-post pre-
sented by John Mcclure, Esq, to be put
up at the Mcclure House corner, approx
ed by the Second Branch, was concufred
in.
The action Of the Second Branch in
granting the petition Of F. G. Was to
open saloon under his present license ut
such place as he may select, the blank to
be filled by the Mayor, was Concurred in.
An ordinance amendatory Of the ordi-
nance in relation to the city wharf, SO us
to make it the duty Of the Wharfmaster
to keep in order and repair the same, was
read and the action Of the Second Branch
thereon was ConCurred in,
Mr.. Egerter offered a resolution in
structing the Committee on Ordinances to
frame an ordinance empowering the
Mayor, or City Sergeant, or the Board OF
Control Of the temporary workhOuse to
send tramps to the workhouse without an
arrest or an order Of the court conviCting
said tramps Of vagrancy, which resolu,
ton was laid on the table,
On motion the Branch adjourned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-04

FATHER KREuscHs Observation-Disclosures
Kreusch, pastor Of the 81, Alphonsus
Church, was called upon by n number Of
the members of his congregation on
Thursday evening, and congratulated
upon reaching his fifty.Gfth birthday. lie
was the recipient OF a numbered appro.
pirate presents, which were quite an
agreeable surprise, as the reverend gem
tleman was not aware that the date Of his
birth was generally known. After few
moments spent in agreeable conversation,
schreiner's band appeared and rendered
the host serenadc. The party was very
pleasantly entertained during the even.
Ing, and separated with u wish for many
happy returns Of the day. Father
Kreusch has been the pastor Of St. Alphon.
sus for seventeen years, and during that
time has made himself very popular not
only in his congregation but in the COM
munity at large.
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Our FIRE DEPARTMENT.-SinCe the re-
cent disastrous fire many remarks have
been made concerning the inetlicienCy Of
our FIRE department, Probably there are
people in the city who do not know the
exact status OF the department, and for
their benefit we have gathered few
figures which will no doubt be read with
some interest by the majority OF our
readers, There are three steamers and
four hose companies in the city, Forty
eight men are employed in the depart
ment, and their salaries aggregate $500
per month. Nine horses are attached TO
the department. The aggregate expense
OF running the fire department ut present,
including salaries, is $4,000 per year.
Some time ago the Council Committee
on Fire Department recommended the Or
ganization Of full paid department, so
that the men could be at the engine
houses all the time. They also recon-
mended the PURCHASE Of an additional
steamer and the construction Of q fire
alarm telegraph. The latter the Ameri-
can Company proposed to put up for
pOiGVuI COIHpletei Hlu hcep ~ III BOVu
order. The company agreed to wait one
year for the money, and take bonds Of the
city to secure the payment. II the fire
alarm telegraph did not prove what II was
represented to be, they would not ask for
dollar. The committee thought this
the most economical method of rendering
the department more efficient, and esti-
mated that the salaries and necessary re-
pairs to keep everything in running
order, including the battery and fire
alarm telegraph, would amount to about
$4,000 per year.
II was expected that at the meeting Of
Council last night some member would
have suggestion omake looking to the
Improvement Of the department, but the
announcement that the city had already
overcheCked her bank account to the
amount Of SIC, 900 threw decided damp
er on everything that looked like nm ap.
preparation Of money, and the ineiIicien-
Cy OF the first department was not even
limited at. As the case stands at present
there is very little hope Of the reorgan-
izOtion Of the fire department for some
time to come, however necessary 1t may
appear for the good OF the general pub.
liz
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GheQntelIfqeneer
SATURDAY. DEC. 4, 1878.
New Advertisements.


First Presbyterian Church.
Disciples Church.
English Lutheran Church.
A Call for Temperance Convention.
Neill 4 Ellingham-WhOlesulo Gro
GERS.
Board Of Commissioners.
New Goods at Reeds.
parlor Fnrniture-MLorehend 4 Co.
Christmas Presents-NIcndel, Booth &
Co.
For observation-disclosures.
La Belle Building Association.
Anniversary Of the Adelphiun Society
Of Bethany.
Goods for the lEolidayS-A. W. Paul
4 Bro.
Christmas presents-lliggins' Gallery
TO My l'riends-Chas. X. Behler.
Went Out-A. D. Whally.
Holiday GoOds-Oxtoby 4 DuIlield.
furs Cleaned and Repaired.
Basket Sniting-Enlsheimer Bros
head Of local.
!. Blum 4 BrO.-head OF local.
Hamilton Opera llOuse-fourili page.
Littell's Living Age.
List Of Letters.
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FALL OF A SCAFFoLD. = Yesterday
morning a scafTold upon which Captain
Thomas Clark and Manuel Wilson we're
working, at a house in course Of erection
at the corner Of Virginia and South York
streets, Island, gave way. Wilson was
precipitated to the ground, a distance Of
about twenty feet, and severely injured
internally. Capt. Clark escaped by cling.
ing to n window. Wilson resides in Kirk.
wood, and was taken to his home.
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GET your Cloak at Bluuls',

Books AS PREsENTs,-No one denies
that homes devoid OF books and their re.
timing influences are not so happy and
cheerful as those where father and moth
or, brother and sister have stored their
minds from the histories, poems, biogra'
plies, books OF travel and adventure,
books Of science and romance, that lie on
the table and line the shelves OF the real
home,
II you cannot afford to buy great ma.
ny books, at least make yourselves and
somebody else happy on merry Christmas
1t is hardly necessary to say that you
will find Just what you want at the
Cry Book STORE,
No. Al, 18th st.
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La BELLE Iron WoRKs,-A certificate
Of incorporation was yesterday issued to
the La Belle Iron Works Of this city, to
expire on the eth day of November,
1895. The capital stock Of the company
is 100000, ali Of which spaid up. The
privilege Of increasing said capital to
$50O,060 is reserved. The capital 80 sub.
scribed is divided into shares ofSl00 each,
held as follows: Simpson II, Woodward,
$50 shares; Henry Wallace, as admins.
traitor Of the estate Of Holster Harden,
deceased, $50 shares; Calvin B. DOty, $50
shares; Henry Wallace, in his own right,
$50 shares; David Spaulding, 35i shares
John McClinton, 35l shares; Henry
Wallace, as administrator Of the estate OF
Robert $. Irwin, deceased, III shares;
John Wright, 1893 shares; Thos. Harris,
IT,, rs administrator Of the estate Of An
drew Glass, deceased, 1870 shares; VIM,
Dean, 1911 shares; Noah p. Remick, l2l
shares; VIM. Il. Il, Elliott, IS shares;
Isaac Freeze, So shares; VIM, LinCh, n
shares; Mary b. Bailey, In her own right,
50 shares; Mary b, Bailey, as guardian Of
Martha Jane Bailey, 90 shares; VIM,
Bailey, 30 shares; Charles L. Bailey, 80
shares Samuel Bailey, 90 shares.
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FIRST BRANCH.

FIST bhhNJu'
Present, His Honor the Mayor,
NIessrs. Baird, Blair, 1}utterdeld, Eyer
ter, Hall, Hoffman, McAdams, Roberts,
Stone, Schambrn, Wallace and Wilson.
The minutes Of the last injecting were
read and approved and signed.
The Mayor informed the members that
the special order for consideration was
the report Of the Peninstllar Bridge
Committee, which was, that the
work on the bridge ia completed
in accordance with the plans and
specifications, and has been approved by
the City Surveyor. The Committee
therefore recommended the payment Of
five thousand and lightweight dollars to
Feeney & Co. for stone work, and four
thousand nine hundred and seventy five
dollars to r. b. White 4 Son for the
superstructure.
Mr.. Blair moved that the resolution OF
the Committee asking m appropriation
for the payment Of the aforesaid bills be
laid on the table, which resolution was
adopted.
The report Of the Board Of Claims re-
commenting that the City Solicitor be
authorized TO settle claims awarded by
the court to The heirs Of James s. Porter,
against Joseph Fosyth, Wharf Master,
and John Butterfeld, a member Of City
Council, 10 the amount Of four hundred
and fifty dollars with costs and interest,
also Mrs. Elizabeth Hamilton for dam.
ages sustained by falling into an open eel
lar way at the school house on Eoff street,
the amount Of three hundred and sixty
dollars and costs, was read and the action
Of the Second Branch in adopting the re-
commentator was concurred in.
Bond Of Caelb Sylvis as Superintendent
Of the temporary wOrkhOuse,with George
Ctumbacker az security, was presented,
and the action Of the Second Branch in
approving the same was conCufred In
The Committee on Streets and Alleys
reported that they had accepted the bid Of
Lewis Bfinkman for placing sand stone
spawls on MCColloCh street, and the ac-
ton OF the Second Branch In approving
the report Of the committee was concur.
red in.
AlSU III uWuIulUB tueCuutIUGt W ItUIRt
Ctumbacker, for the extension Of the 22d
street sewer from alley & TO east side Of
Chapline street.
The report and monthly estimate Of City
Surveyor on the work Of TIL. Curtan 4
Co. on excavations and repairing at the
Peninsular Cemetery road and the action
Of the Second Branch in ordering pay.
ment to the parties Of three hundred and
nineteen dollars and seventy.fve cents
was concurred in.
The action Of the Second Branch in al.
lowing James A. Henry to employ pris-
oner from the temporary workhouse TO
assist in taking care Of the City Building
was concurted in.
Also the action Of said Branch in re.
iering the petition Of John W. Gentry
for the use Of city water for the motor
Of his printing press, to the Committee
on Water Works with power to act
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OPERA 1IoUsE.-"The Lotus Flower
was repeated at the Opera House last
night. II Ia full Of interest, land keep
the beholder In state OF anxious curios'
tiy until the very last scene. II il put
upon the stage In an elegant manner with
sctupnlous care in regard to the details
The sceneryis beautiful and appropriate
and ELECTED the warmest concentrations
especially the Hindoo cottage scene In
the fourth act, where, upon the drawing
aside Of a curtain, was discovered
Shining in her whitesymAr," the liieless
form Of the fair Lotus Flower.
Mr.. Morrison is an actor Of the true
classic school-chnSte, full Of fire In the
right places, with voice clear IA sill.
yer bell. lie has two distinct parts to
fill in this play, and II would be difficult
to say in which he Is 10 be most admired
Miss Rose Wood is charming, and wins
our admiration from her first appearance
10 the very last. Lovers Of the dramatic
art should not fail to see the "Lotus
Flower" The ladies who saw the play
last evening will ngree with US when we
say that there il CLEAN Of sunshine in
Miss Woods hair, enough to Tut all
hearts on fire.
The "LotuS Flower" will he presented
for the last time At the matinee this after.
noon, and the engagement will close with
a grand double bill tonight.
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AsSEAK THGEF ISTHE CLERKS Or.
FtcE,-While Council was in session last
evening a stranger walked quietly into
the Office Of the City Clerk and was max
ing himself familiar with the contents Of
the pockets Of France Btitts ovetcoat,
which was hanging on a rack, when City
Sergeant Davis happened TO look in and
tooE'in the situation alta glance. The pry.
ing stranger was locked up for an exami.
nation this morning.
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PESSsYLvANIANs vIcroRtous.-Dur.
ing the week a party consisting of John
Ruth, Herman Sttaub, John Horn, Dr..
Kenchler and John l.. Wyland, Of Pitts.
burgh, were engaged In shooting match
against Frank Walters Geo. Becker,
Henry Swaftz, II. senbright and II.
Hore, Of this city, in the vicinity Of West
Alexander, Pa. The pensylvaninns won
by score Of 81 to /. A miserable
ground hog was all the game the Wheel.
ing men bngged.
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CENTENNIAL MEMoRtAL-A handsome
set Of specimens were yesterday sent in
by the Belmont Nail Works to the Cen
tennial office on Main street. II consists
ola suite Of samples showing the different
stages Of the iron from the raw material to
the finished nails. II comprises all the
various tools now used at that furnace, to.
gether with the limestone for hux and
coke for fuel. These are followed by the
resultant pig metal and Stag, the pud.
die bar, muck bar, nail plates and finish
ed nails. A visit 10 The Office will be Of
interest to those interested in seeing such
things.
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ILLUSTRATORS, and every one else, take
notice After your heavy days work is
done, come to my Oyster ParlOr and en-
Joy stew or fry, which guarantee to be
first.class in every respect. The most
comfortable and elegant place for dinners,
parties, and private meetings in this city
is the Assembly Hall Of
A. NEUHAUsEN,
1921 Market street.
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OPPOSITION THE LIFE OF TRADE.-Ihe
truth Of the above was forCibly illrstrat.
ed in peculiar way in this city yester.
day. As Is well known, the little steamers
Star Of the West and CattArnugus are
running a lively opposition in the Wheel.
ing and Bellaire trade. The firm Of Par.
ker Bros. Of this city sold to Bellaire
man seventy-iive barrels Of apples. The
Cattaraugus men agreed to take the APP
pies down for 81, but the officers of.the
Star Of the West went one better and
agreed to take the apples down for moth.
ing. So the apples we're shipped on the
Star OF the West.
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IOLlCb SOUHl- JuuyC CIuHWtF'
There were three cases before Ills
Honor yesterday morning, viz!
WIN. Forsythc paid n fine Of 50 and
costs for disorderly conduct.
/. p. Deeds, n Washington county
man, was fined 81 for drunkenness.
Patrick Gorham, n Steubenvillian, was
fined S. for drunkenness. Execution
was suspended and The defendant given
one hour in which to leave the city.
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REMEMBER Tms.-Now is the time Of
the year for Pneumonia, Lung Fever,
Coughs, Colds, and fatal results Of predis-
position to Consumption and other
Throat and Lung Disease, Boschee's
German Syrup has been used in this
neighbOrhood Tor the past two or three
years without single failure to cure. II
you have not used this medicine yourself
go to your druggists and ask them Of Its
wonderful success among their customers.
Two doses will relieve the worst case. II
you have no faith in any medicines, just
buy sample Bottle Of BosChees German
Syrup for 10 cents and try II. Regular
size lottle75 cents. Don't neglect cough
tn save IS cents. LOGAN, LIST 4 Co.,
d&w Wholesale Agents,
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DoN'T fail 10 secure your seats for the
enjoyable entertainments Of Messrs. Har.
figan 4 Hart, the world renowned
comiques. 1.-THE Doyle Brothers" Is the
title Of their new and interesting drama,
which introduces their famous musical
sketches and eccentficities. The Opera
House will be crowded every night Of
their engagement.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-04

No HUMBUG.-Thc firm of Gold Bros,
offer their immense stock Of Fall and
Winter Clothing at cost. by going to
the above firm you will save from 20 to
% per cent on every article in the Ready
Made Clothing line. Go and see their
stock before purchasing elsewhere. No.
1907 Main street.