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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-05

Mss SUSAN DENIM, the accomplished
American tragedicnnc, last evening Oom-
menCed six.night's engagement at the
Tyne theatre, Newcastle, The tlrst piece
was the historical drama elizabeth,
Queen Of England, in which Miss Denim
performed the title role, her great charac-
Ter, for the first time in Newcastle. This
impersOnatiOn Is we'll adapted for display
ing and bringing out the hstrionic talent
OF Miss Denim. Her acting, last evening,
was characterized by great power and
depth Of feeling, and the manner which
she ut times changed from paroxysms Of
passion TO the most tender sOlicitude, from
exultatlon to abjeCt remorse, evoked the
plaudits Of the audience. Her greatest
effort, however, was In the last act,
when the naughty Queen Of England, no
longer the commanding masculine woman
she was in the heyduy OF youth, Is seen
asa whining, fretful old woman, lettering
on the brink Of the grave, yet proud and
seli.reliant to the last, and refusing all
aid from her numerous attendants. Here
Miss DENNIS great facial power and mar
vellOus command Of voice were most con.
spicnous. Tho sudden unnatural transi.
ton, from an appearance Of almost utter
helplcssncss to impetuous energy, when
she found the people ready tOacknOwledge
another sovereign; the determined but un-
avniling effort to retain energy, and her
relaxation into feebleness, was Il splendid
piece Of acting.--NcpcustLe Northern Daily
EIprsS, Nov. ., 1867.
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TRusrEE's SALE.

by Virtue Il dCcl Of trust run,lo and exccuidl
tie ald FtlnUls l. Stanley, her husband to tie
january, A. D. 1877, and recorded III The CLERKS
Virginia, In DEED ni Trust lbok No I, Pages Hii
and 8ls, I will sell al Pablo Auction al lie front
door VI tho COufl llOuSe Of aid Ohio county, Ia The
city Of Wheeling on WEDNESDAY, the lfth dny
Of February, 1876, heginnDgdt 10 O'clock 4. u. ii
said day the following descfibcd real estate, that Is
10 ay; All VI lots numbered eleven and twelve
al and ~ In the addition h the Cily II Wheeling
laid out BY MnsS W. ClApllne, James H. Forsyth,
Alexander Wlsnn and Marcus Wilson, situated at
the eurnrf EAST NJ Main street and north of Twenty.
NTH stuCt formerly called Marshall street, IN the
Sixth Wanl NJ sall city. Each Of std lots irOnts
iiy iuei Gao Cc) on Main street and extends East
warmly nuc hundred and twenty-five feet ll22 itet)
10 ihGAlley In .tiOi said lots, Icing all tlc same
property which was conveyed 10 the said Ellen
STANLEY n her sole aud separate estate by deed NJ
Jacob Snyder and vile, lpaflng even date with the
nbnvB mentioned dCtd " trust; together with, all
and singular, the improvements thereon, consisting
ul a twO-sloFy brick dwelling and twO-story frame
bushes, house. with other Improvements
TERMS uT SALE-U ne-igurtli Oi tho purchase
money In cash on the day u sllc and the residue In
thnc equal Sml-nnnual lnstnllmCnis, with interest
upon the deferred payments from the deym AL,
the purchaser giving bond With apIrUTtd petsynnl
security and the title 10 the property 10 lc reclaimed
until the purchase money L fully IIiid. Selling rs
trustee, will convey the title which Is vested IN
me by the Sld dccd Of trust. The Snie H. hnw.
eyeF believed to L. nneXccWOnahe.
lanl9 JAMES r ROiERS, Trustee.
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TIE COLD Wheeling was not
excepted in the general interview with al
iceburg yesterday. Wednesday was a
beautiful, spring.like day, rs pleasant rs
April. In the evening the weather began
to grow colder, and yesterday morning
had wllisked around to piercing cold. A
high wind prevailed all day which made
everything Jingle,
The streets were comparatively desert.
cd; there were no parties prOmcnading
for pleasure. Those out by necessity
mullled themselves in Ku.Klux style and
hurried along the streets, without seem.
ing to care for anybody or anything.
Haste was the prevailing characteristic
on the sidewalks; about every fourth man
was RAINING. Vehicles were not to be
thought Of with any degree Of composure,
aud the poor drivers were universally
cOmmiscratcd Those who had coal
hcaped 1t on their CRATES, and closed
every crGviCc against the piercing air.
The weather has moderated little at this
writing, but what II will be to-day we
leave to the gentlemanly weather clerk
irrcverently designated "old Prob"
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TnE Sour ltousE.-At the Soup House
yesterday one hundred and eighLy.iour
meals were eaten. l'ifty.hine families Of
two hundred and seventy,nine persons
were supplied with provisions. Ono load
Of wood was donated by bailey, Wood.
ward 4 Co. Mrs. b. Gushing reports the
following donations in the Fifth Ward
Sitter & Roth, 8 pairs infants socks, 2
pairs mems socks, pound yarn; j. W.
Ferret, ! pound yarn; David Levi pairs
children's hose, shoulder shawl; John
1soemer, pound yarni Henry Roemer, I
pound yarn, yards jeans, pair socks
Reed, KRAFT 90, / bottlccough medicine.
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There Is not much change to note in the
condition Of the river. The marks last
evening indicated s feet and rising.
The steamer Express arrived at 1915
Wednesday evening, being about ten
hours late. She brought big trip Of
freight, which together with the ice de-
tanned her. She will leave for Purkcrs.
burg ut 10Y a. NJ. to-day.
The Courier arrived about half.past
eight o'clock yesterday morning, and
returned to Parkorsburg at Pm
The Lion. has laid up at Marietta.
The steamers Forest City,Market Boy
ann Rees have laid up until the river Is
clear Of ice.
The towboRt Walton has laid up some
where between this city and stcnbcnville.
The Andes will arrive from Cincin-
natl to-day, and return tomorrow
The dry dock company have taken a
contract to straighten up the Science.
Her stern has been let down little, and
1t Is probable she can be rightcd in fow
days.
ny Telegraph
PITSBUR0H, February 4.-River eight
feet ten inches aud stationary.
MEMPHIS, February 4.-RivOr rose 10
inches. Weather clear and bitterly cold.
Depnrtcd-Belle Lee, New Orleans; Yea
ger and Glencoe, Cairo.
CINCINNATI, February 4.--Rivor q feet
4 inches and falling. Weather clear and
very cold; considerable new made Ice run.
ming. A Gazette Aurora special says the
Vint Shinke has transferred her passen-
gers to the steamer Louisville and laid
up in llogans Creek on account Of Ice.
The towbOat Bigley Is also in the same Ice
harbor.
NASHVILLE, February 4--River fall.
ing, with 3S feet 0 inches on shoals.
Weather clear and cold. Arriyed-R. II.
Cook, upper Cumberland.
EVANSVILLE, February 4.-Riyor risen
8 inchesH l04 feet on the gauge. Port
list-Thompson Dean, Idlewild, Dear
Eagle, Florence Lee, Liberty No, A and
Robert Mitchell. Navigation and river
business Is suspended. Weather clear;
mercury 10 10 deg. above zero.
LOUISVILLE, February 4.-Nayigation
ia again suspended and no arrivals or
departures to-day. The Mary Houston
after starting for New Orleans Wednes-
day night was forced back and Is now at
the city wharf. The r. D. Woods was
also compelled to turn back and took
harbor at Pumpkin Patch. The Shannon,
from Tennessee river, Chas. Morgan, Gen.
Lytlo and J. N. Phillips, from Cincinnati,
arrived and tied mp. The Gray Eagle Is
at the mouth Of Green river. River
rising with 10 feet In the canal and 8 feet
in Indian chute.
The Louisville board Of underwriters
have notified owners and masters not to
take out boats until further notice under
penalty Of double rates.
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CONGRATULATIONS CALLS.-A number
of the numerous friends Of Mr.. France
Britt, the popular City Clerk, as.
sembled at his residence on 10Th street,
last evening, for the purpose Of congratu.
lating him upon his success in the last
municipal election. The guests were en-.
tertaincd by Mr.. Britt. and lady in n
CHEEKY, llOspitablo manner, which made
everyone feel perfectly at home. Tommy
Cockayne was present with his violin, and
ntlsic and mirth were the order Of The
evening. France got the biggest vote
polled in the city, and his friends justly
feel proud IL "Stuy he live long hnd
been happy"
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Strange, But True.

1t Is natural for people suffering with
Consumption, Coughs, Severe Colds, or
any other disease Of the Throat and
Lungs, to put off from day to day buying
an article that they know has cured their
neighbor, friend, or relative, yet they
have M faith in II until it Is too late, If
you will go to your Druggist and get q
bottle OF BOsCHEE's GERMAN SYRUP, your
immediate cure Is as certain as you live,
1t has lately been introduced in this
country from Germany, and Druggists
and people everywhere are elatetl over
its success. You can get n sample bottle
for 10 cents and try it. Regular size
bottle 70 cents. eOdGw
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PROBATE DustNBs.-At the office oil
the Clerk Of the County Court, VIM
Gray was appointed Administrator Of
the estate of Of Martha Ann Gray, drreas.
ed; bond, $4,000. Wm. Gray was also np.
pointed Guardian ufJames NJ. Gfay,John
N. Gray, Mary Belle Gray, VIM. Gray,
children Of Martha Ann Gray, deceasetij
bond $1,000.
Nicholas Knns was appointed Admins.
traitor with will annexed Of the estate Of
Alexander schtell, deceased; bond, $500.
The will Of deceased was admitted to pro.
bate.
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HELMpoLDs BucHU is still in the &C.
NTH Of its popularity, Notwithstanding
the absence Of DR.. Helmbold, the cele-
brated medicine is 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
feis. Genuine has prOprietOr's private
stamp John F, Henry, New York, Sole
AGENT dGw,
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MuI1lu4N GUARDS BAlt.-The ball
Of the Mulligan Guards at Union Hall,
Bcnwood, this evening, should be attended
by those who wish to trip the light fan.
tlstic toe, as 1t promises TO be an occasion
Of thorough enjoyment to all that may at.
tend. The Committee Of Arrangements
have done everything possible to insure
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NAhRow Escape. Yesterday after.
noon as MI. John Woods, one Of Lara
mics performers, was handling a musket
previous to an act, the Are.arm was &C.
Cidcntly discharged, the contents passing
in close proximity to Mira Woods and
James Maxwell, who were standing close
by. It was d very narrow escape for both
pnrties.
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TnR Relief Association does great
deal Of good in a quiet way which Ia
never heard Of by the general public.
Over one hundred and fifty gallons Of
soup are given away daily, besides meat,
potatoes, homihy, coal and clothing
which are issued to destitute families.
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AHISTELLIGEST ONO LADY.-"Nemo,
our irrepressible Bridgeport correspond
ent, contributes this morning a little
anecdote which We remember to have
heard Of somewhere before. Neverthe-
less we shall print it, as it may be new to
some Of our readers,
lEssrs. Editors: About seven miles
from one OF our interior towns there
lives an old lady who is very skeptical
concerning the power Oi the telegraph
operators to transmit messages from one
place to another. A railway line had
been recently laid through the place.
The old lady had son living about thirty
miles from this place, and he determined
TO paw her q visit; but US the day was
cloudy he concluded to send telegram to
her asking her to send one Of the hands
TO the evening train with the spring
wagon. The message was 'accordingly
taken up to the old lady and delivered.
She tore open the message and read the
contents, Now her son happened to be
very poor writer, and the message was
written in very good style, so she calm
" proceeded to deposit the message In
the fire, remarking as she did so "that she
always thought that telegraph business to
be humbug, andno she knew IL" she
thought she fought TO know her own sons
handwriting" and that this was "fraVd"
gotten up by some Of the villagers for the
purpose OF inducing her to send tho
spring wagon seven miles to tho station
just for joke, As this view Of the case
grew in strength, 1t caused her anger to
rise, SO she opened the door and told the
man that brought the message to clear
out, at the same time calling large dog
that was lying by the FIRE. The man need
cd no second bidding, especially rs she
had such heavy reinfOrcements, Mean
while her son proceeded on his journey,
and about dark arrived at the station and
found that the rain was pouring down In
torrcpA. To his dismay he could find
no trace Of his spring wagon, and he was
Obliged to walk all the way from the sta
ton to his mothers farm, where he ar
rived some time after, dripping wet and
muddy. His mother was 10 surprised
that at first she concluded to faint, but
afterwards changing her notion she told
him II was his own fault, for II he had
written the letter himself and not got
some one else to do il for him she would
have sent the wagon. She still believes
that the art Of tclegraphing ia humbug,
MEMO,
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PRIZE DRAwtNo.-The numbers that
drew the prizes at HALLS Gallery are:
No. 200, first prize; No. CTS, second
prize; No. 184, third prize. Holders Of
above numbers will please present them,
A.P.HAIL
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Now is Your Time, Ladies.
Do Not Miss This Opportunity.

During this week we will offer extra In.
duCemenls throughout our entire Stock
Of Dry Goods. This being the last week
Of our Annual CloslnEolt Sale Of Fall
andWlntet Stock, we have determined 10
show our customers that our Prices are
shaped In accordance with the eXlgen.
Cies Of the preSenttlme. with this firm
resolution Upon our mind, we are prepared
10 meet alfthe expectations TO be enter.
talneh upon such occasions, Our only
object inVleW lStu max this Winding. up
Sale d final suc0essl
During this week We include all our De.
partments In General-DreSs Goods, Silks,
Wooden Goods, Domestic and Ready.made
Suits 60. All these Departments have
undergone remarkable reductions. We
urgently request every lady TO call on US
during this week. Take our WORD" for
Il, you will hear Of unusually low prices.
Come for sure, as we will not hereafter
duplicate anything sold this week.
Smashing Prices will prevail.
l. BLlIM R. BRO.
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1CICLEs.-BlOw your nose.
Another handkerchief, Il you please.
Sheeaing has become very fashionable
Coals may be schtce, but colds are i,Irn.
tiinl. ,
Ifyuu have a bad cold in your head,
why blow aboutit2
The Roman nose has q cold aud The
breeles try in vain to blow il.
Blessed nre they who sprinkle ashes In
front Of their gates, and thus save the sin.
ner broken neck and much profanity.
BctWeen keeping ones ears warm and
blowing ones hose there was hardly a
fair opportunity for cussing the slippery
pavement,
1t was so cold yesterday that men who
were busy predicting an early spring had
to shut up to keep their vitnls from
weather.cfaCking.
Yesterday was better day for blowing
noses than roses. The prevailing color Of
The human probosris was n variation be.
tween deep Cernlean aud exaggerated
solfetino. The sound Of the bugle was
heard in the land.
Considering the matter in connection
with the tefoical foriilade displayed in
this vicinity, Il would not seem to he an
extraordinary feat to go anil bring in the
remains Of Sir John franklin.
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Forced sALE,-Best prints at &c per
yard, carpets, and tho entire stock Of dry
goods even cheaper, rs there Is but q
few days to close out the stock at
J. w. FERREL's,
Cor Main and goth SITS.
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Be sure and call for DR.. Bulls Congh
Syrup, II you are troubled with bad
Cough or Cold. 1t will give you relief.
For sale by every respectable druggist.
One bottle % centsi five bottles for 81 90.
dfSW.
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Unwilling HOUSE FOR sALE.-I
~ offer for sale my house and ground on
the northeast corner Of i4th street and the
nlley between Jacob and Woods streets.
The ground fronts ninety feet OIL 18th street
aud IA bnO hundred and thirty feet in depth.
will sell house and thirty feet Of ground
separately. .WM. 7. HUBBARD,
sep23 l9il Chmplnc ~.
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HEnttAMN SlkotSb SOClErN.--M d
meeting Of this Society on Wednesday
evening The following officers were elected
President, Christian schhepf Vice 1resi-
dent, John peblcr; Secretary, John Sire
bley 'l'rcnsfret! G. AiMeyct; Librarian,
Conrad schepp; Flag Carrier, Henry
Miller Musical Director, Peter Tremmel.
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Buy your shirt fronts at Emsheimet
Bros they sell the combination, which
are double throughout, they wear longer
and iron better than any other in use, tty
them.
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"ttuSrEp DowN."-A domestic drama
entitled "Etunted Down, or the Two
Lives Of Mary Leigh was produced in
the Opera House last evening, with Miss
Susan Denim as the stellar attraction.
Miss Denim ia an actress Of more thnn or.
binary merit, and plays in very careful,
conscientious manner. In the main her
impersonalions are very pleasing. She IL
a woman Of noble physique, and appears
upon the stage to decided advantage.
Several times she was recalled. The sup.
port was much better than upon the
previous evening. Tho programme in.
cihded serio-comic drama entitled
Tsmokc," which was received with con.
siderable applause. There are several
excellent comedians in the company. To.
night Mis- Denim will appear In dElira.
beth, Queen Of England" in which piece
she has gained somc:distinciion.
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Day GOoDs and Carpets, all at Eastern
cost. l am forced to sell them.
J. W. PERREI,
Centre Wheeling.
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MARTINS FERRY items. Rev. Dr..
Sedgwick leaves to-day for Mt, Moriah,
where hG expects to engage in series Of
meetings for revival of religion in his
Nh. o. c. Parker goes to steubOnyille
to-day, where he is summoned as spe-
cial Juror in the case Of the State Of Ohio.
q. james Irwin, ex!Treasurer OF Belmont
county, which will b. tried tomorrow.
The pots in one Of the furnaces at
the glass house Of Sweeney, McCluney 4
Co. gave out to-day, and in consequence
all the men and boys employed at that
furnace will be thrown out Of work for
five or six weeks,
The ierrybOat ran all day yesterday,
although the ice and wind were very
troublesome,
A team Of horses attached to u milk
wagon belonging to Harry Hubbard, that
we're left standing in front Of Sedwick's
store, got frightened at the II o'clock
train coming down behind them, and ran
down the road at q lively rate to the
cooper shop, where they were caught. No
damage was done, although Hubbard was
considerably excited and says that he will
tic them the next time he has to leave
them.
The fourth trial OF the case Of Beazle
u, Shipman came of yesterday before
John Crooks, ], p, Of Bridgeport, and
from the number Of witnesses summoned
we Judge il was IN interesting case, We
have not heard how the trial resulted,
We are glad to see that Mr.. Thomas
Cochran, late deputy-sheritf, has located
in our town, and has opened law office
in the bank building, where he doubtless
will be glad to sec any OF his friends who
are in need OF his professional services,
We extend to him the right hand Of fell
lowship, and bid him a hearty welcome,
Pat says 1t is not so pleasant Us some
people might suppose to follow tho Q
O'clock train to West Wheeling, these
frosty nights, looking for broken rails,
What Is calculated to make fellow
madden than after waiting for the morn
ing paper to have regular lOafer, who
never takes any paper, got hold OF II first
and then hang on to 1t for an hour or more
like grin death to a bear, and then throw
1t down saying "oh pshaw, there's moth
ing in that paperP For our part We wish
such people would take papers for them.
selves.
Mcssrs. Spence, Baggs &C6, shipped a
bill OF stoves yesterday, Their trade is
increasing, and the firm are turning out
some fine machinery castings in addition
to their regular stove business,
Coal was in good demand yesterday all
Of the dealers had more orders than they
could I'LL.
Yesterday was such cold; disagrcea.
bic day thai there wasn't many stirring
around. HAHIY
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.MAsqUERAbE To.Niunr.--Tho Wheel.
ing Turner Association will give a grand
masquerade ball at Turner Hall tonight.
Fun will be king, and all who wish 10 in.
terview his majesty should go to Turner
Hall aud participate in the festivities.
10. Kramer, as usual, will devote bis
mind and muscle to the musical portion
Of the programme. Go and be happy
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MONEY SAvED.-An entire stock Of
Dry Goods and Carpets at forced sale. Ii
you want bargains, come soon.
]. W, FERREL,
Corner Main and Goth streets,
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lyEclaim that the Elnwood collar will
IL better, look more more like linen, and
keep clean longer, than any other.
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Police UouRr-Therc were no cases
before tliepbticc courtyesterday morning.
"NeY bropms sweep clra,i,' but thus far
ilIcnek te,hllies have made Nd arrests.
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IN the present condition Of the river, II
1t wouldn't take much cold weather TO
close II up again.
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OUT OF Seasonal big line Of grena-
dines, and summer silks, which have got
to be sold this week at some price at
]. w, FERRELs.
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OLD DOMINION MisQuERADh-Thc sc.
lect masquerade Of the Old Dominion
Dancing Club, at their hall last evening,
was a very pleasant affair Alargc COM
pany was present, and all who particle
puted heartily enjoyed themselves, The
costumes we're fantasIical and varied.
Several decidedly original characters at.
tractcd much attention. Rigby furnished
the music.
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The only House in the city that sell
twillel shlttihgs at iOc per yard isat
ENsHEtMER BRos'.