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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-11-05

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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
T .EEDS FOUNDRY.
~ Established in 1877
Corner of Delord and Foucher Streets,
NEw ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS MACHINERY DEPOT,
166 Gravier and II Union Street,
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CONSULTING ENGINEERS,
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STRAUSS CORN AND WHEAT MILLS
NEW YORK RUBBER cos BETTING,
HOSE AND PACKING.
large stock always on hand. which we will supply
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Dealers in PIPE FITTINGS, BRASS GOODS,
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-28

GorfnoLD.-Thc audience at the Opera
House last evening, while not so large as
the merits OF the entertainment deserved,
was of fair proportions. The very in.
clement weather probably kept many
away. 1.-THE Merchant Of Venice was
the attraction, with Mr.. ]. N. Gotthold
as "Shylock." Mr.. Gotthold is not by
any means great actor, yet he brings 10
bear a clear enunciation, thorough
knowledge and appreciation Of minute
detail in action, and clear con-
ception OF the character no portrays.
Without being stacy, there is magnetism
and intensity in his acting attractive and
most commendable. But here we would
suggest with all due Difference, that Shy.
lock Of the 10th century did not handle
the cane Of Centennial Top. The walk
ing stick used by Mr.. Gotthold last even.
ing was not compatible either with the
times in which Shylock lived or his age,
which would require stick Of stouter
growth to support his trembling frame.
The support was not as good as it might
have been. We know that the company
is capable Of more than they did last night
and expect better Of them this evening in
"0thello."
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Mnrfin,s Ferry News.

From the News Of ycsterday.l
A friend has shown US slip OF com
mon alder on which the leaves are iuily
fiye.eights Of an inch in length. Judging
by this, we should say that the prospects
for a fruit crop are not promising.
The Excelsior Glass Company nave
very materially. improved the quality o.
their ware, and, by the introduction Of
beautiful new patterns, are turning out a
magnificent style Of goods. This com
many deserve the success which they are
sure to achieve.
One Of the most lively places about
town now is the key factory OF Park d
Mears. This firm has a contract Tor sup
plying the "Top Millo with nail kegs
and employ about sixty hands. Inc
Grub a dub, dub OF the coopers makes
lively music. 49,, La,
went into blast the latter part oil las
week. Everything works smoothly. Inc
improvements add much 10 the appear
| ance and We hope may also increase thu
profits. =,
The Methodists in town have been i'm
proving and renovating their house o
Worship to the extent Of about 500, anc
re-opened it for divine service last Sab
bath. The congregation is to be congra!t
uIated on the marked improvement II
the interior Of the building. They have
been holding a protrscted meeting sine'
At the annual meeting of the stock
holders Of the Ohio City Bank last week
Isaac Thomas, Reece Berry, George n
Jenkins, II. Helling, VIM. Clark, J. Z
AIcCleary, John Armstrong, james Kerr
and Joseph Medill were elected directors
being the entire old band. The directors
| meet February LIST for organization.
A dividend Of five per cent was declar
ed out Of the earnings OF the last slS
months, whichis certainly fair showing
for this new and popular institution.
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TnEBERKELEY MANUFACTURING CON-
PANY.-A certificate Of incorporation
was yesterday Issued 10 the Berkeley
Manufacturing Company, an organization
having for its object the manufacturing
and selling Of all kinds OF material for
the construction Of houses and buildings,
and for the manufacture Of cabinet work
and all kinds Of agricultural implements.
The corporation will keep It's principal
office and place Of business at
Martinsburg, Berkeley county, and
in charter shall expire by limitation
on the Goth day OF January, 1896. The
sum Of $500 has been subscribed to the
capital stock, Of which $50 is paid in, the
corporators rcserving the privilege of
increasing said capital to 100000 or
more. The capital already subscribed is
divided into shares Of $25 each, which
are held as follows: J. Q. A. Naden-
bousch, n. D. Baker, c. N. ShafIer, A. J.
Thomas, William Wilson and E. G. Will
liams, IT,, two each.
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BELMONT GLASS WoRKs.-Ata meet
ing Of the stockholders Of the Belmont
Glass Works, held at the works on the
18th inst, the following gentlemen were
elected as directors for the ensuing year
Gen. L. G. Morgan, Gen. G. W. Hoge,
Mr.. Boot, Mr.. Carol, Mr.. Henry Carmel,
Of BeIlaire, C. Hess and John G. Hoffman,
sr., OF our city. The organization meet
ing was held at the office on the Goth inst,
and the following officers were elected
Gen. Z. G. Morgan, President VIM. A,
Gorby, Secretary; Charles Gill, Assistant
Secretary; Henry Over, Manager; J.
Boggs, Agent. In acknowledgment Of the
high esteem Of its officers, and particularly
the success Of The past years management,
the Directors have awarded the Secretary,
Mr.. Gorby, a fine gold watch, the
Manager, Mr.. Over, a fine suit OF clothes,
and Messrs. Gill and Boggs an increase OF
salary accordingly.
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Cry PERsoSAIs.-Mr. David Crusoe
formerly scenic artist at the Opera Hous'
in this city, is now winning bright laur'
els at Woods Theatre, Cincinnati.
Rev. Moncure D. Conway left the city
yesterday morning for Columbus, Ohio.
We yesterday morning inadvertently
published the name of0. c. Dewey, Esq.
as one Of the Board Of Directors Of tn,
Riverside Iron Works, instead of Mr.
Chauncey Dewey.
jim. Gotthold, the actor, and the stock
company of the Pittsburgh Opera House
arrived in the city yesterday at noon ant
took rooms at the Mcclure.
Miss Agnes Sutherland, the Scottish
Nightingale" well known here, sang in .
church choir in Chicago at "BObby'
Burns festival on the 25th inst.
Senator Burdett ("Prince William.
arrived in tho city Yesterday from the
late permanent seat"
Judge C. S. Lewis, Of Clarksburg, is nj
the Mcclure.
Mr.. c. D. Moss, well known civil en-
gineer Of Baltimore, is now in the city il
the interest Of the Pittsburgh, Wheeling
& Kentucky Railroad,
Capt. Ransom, OF Pittsburgh, isstoppint
ut the st. James.
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REMEMBER TH1s.-Now is the time Of
the yeas for Pneumonia, Lung Fever,
Coughs, Colds, and fatal results Of predis.
position to Consumption and other
Throat and Lung Disease. Boschees
German Syrup has been used in this
neighborhood for 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 Boschee's German
Syrup for 10 cents and try it. Regular
size Bottle rs cents. Don't neglect cough
to save 70 cents. LOGAN, LIST g. Co.,
d&w Wholesale Agents,
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River News.

The river was rising last night, the
marks at o'clock indicating 10 feet.
The Courier departed for Parkersburg
at noon.
The Emma Graham passed down at l
P. NJ, en- route for Cincinnati, being ten
hours late.
The Warner and two model barges
passed up yesterday about 8 p. N. Some
molasses was put of at the wharf here.
The Express will leave for Parkers-
burg at her usual hour to-day.
The Hudson will arrive from Cincin.
natl to-day, and return at P. NJ. Satur-
day.
The Tempest left for New Martinsville
at 1890 A. NJ. yesterday.
The Monitor passed down at 5P. NJ,
with barge of pig metal.
by Telegraph
PrrrsnuRGH, January 27.-River 8 feet
and falling. Weather cloudy and rainy.
Arriyed-Granite State, from Ports
mouth.
New ORLEANS, January 27.-steamer
Katie was pulled out Of Bonnet Carries
creyasse last night. She arrived here
this morning entirely uniniured.
MEMPHIS, January 27.-River rose Z
inches. Weather generally cloudy and
sultry. Arrived-Vint Shinkle, Cincin-
natl. Departed-Augusta, White river;
Scudder, Arlington and Mary Belle, New
Orleans; Chester, St. Louis.
LouHvnLE, Jan. 27.-Weather rainy.
Arriyed-Glasgow and Baum, Cincinnati.
Departed-Glasgow, Evansville; Baum,
Memphis. "a feet inches in canal, % feet
4inches on falls,
VIcKsBuRa, January H.-Down-Gol.
den Rule, Garrett and tow, Iron mountain
and schenck. Arriyed-Illinois.
CINCINNATI, January 27.--Riyer 45 feet
O inches and swelling slowly. Weather.
rained all day now mild. Arrived-An.
des, Wheeling; ]. D. Parker, Memphis:
Charles Morgan, New Orleans. Departed
-Robt Mitchell, New Orleans.
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, MN VINO Wou1,p Nor BE CRU.

A MAN VINO Would Nor Be Cru:
sApED.-If this singing Of Moody and
Sankey hymns continues to spread there
may yet be trouble Of serions character.
There's the case Of Mr.. Blank, who board.
I'd out in East Wheeling. He is gen:
tleman who is fond OF society and social
practices, which is TO say, he exercises
the right to smoke cigar whenever he
feels like it and nobody has any right TO
interfere with the custom. The effects
are beneficial, for 1t is clearly conducive
to sleep, smoking is, at least in his case;
howbeit it makes other persons wakeful
and nervous.
One night last week while he was TAX
ing his customary slumber he was awak:
ened BY a circumstance that startled and
annoyed him. A serenading party OF
Young men about town halted among
other places before the boarding
house which contained Blank and
commenced to sing. II they had played
fddles and tambourines and trombones
and bass-drums il would not have been
so bad, or il they had INDUCED in "Love
Among the Roses" any Name it is 10
sephus Orange Blossom" "oh Susie, oh
Susie" or anything OF that character il
would not have been SO Objectionable; but
they did not practice any Of those lively
airs, nor even was that inexcusable let
ter in the Candle" sufficiently doleful to
satisfy them.
They threw their entire and combined
souls and pulmonary apparatus into
those Moody and Sankey songs known n:
'Hold the Fort" "Ninety and Nine" and
"Come Home Prodigal." 1t was after u
o'clock when Mrs. B. awoke, and hearing
the noise breathlessly wondered for .
moment, then punching her better hall
in the ribs with her elbow, she cried out
John, John, getup. The crusaders are
here after you"
John awoke and listened intently for q
few moments To the strains OF "Come
Home Prodigal," when he bounced out
Of bed and commenced to pack his trunks
He didn't want any more Wheeling in
his when the crusaders are prowling
around in the middle OF the night alter
people. He says the climate here does
not suit him anyhow; besides, il mar
lives on the Island, tits dangerous cross
ing the bridge late at night, II he resides
in South Wheeling the last car never
waits for him, and ii he boards in East
Wheeling he has TO walk home. He isgo'
ing west.
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c11Ro. January S.-conS. Millar,
Msnpbis Kanswha and Belle, Ohio riy:
ar beparted-ConS. Millar, Cincinnati
River IS ieet 8 inches and rising. Wea'nno,
or, rain continued all day; mercury W
ae EVANSVILLE, January 27.-weather,
rained steadily since yesterday atternoG %
thick fog this evening, mercury from a o. y,
to 90. River rising slowly, 80 feet on
Souge Down-Dick johnson, Grey
Eagle and q. s.Turner. Up-.Atkansas
Belle and George Roberts. Business very
Light. ~ p;,o, Using
with 20 feet on shoal. Arriyed-B. y
Wood and Alex Kendall, Point Isabel
Departed-Bradsford, Point Isabel.
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EDWIN FORREST DRAMATIC SOCIETY,"
The Waverly Dramatic Society met in
regular session last evening. Not being
DESTROYS Of confounding themselves with
the well known Literary Society Of that
name, or Of winning laurels on its repu-
tation, il was unanimously resolved to
change the name, and the edwin For
rest" was selected.
An election Of officers under the consti-
tuition was held, resulting as follows /;
President, Charles Russell; Vice Presi-
dent, o. V. Wilson; Secretary, Harry 7.
Black; Treasurer, Mont Williams; Stage
Manager, Ed. Larkin; Prompter, J. Kem-
BILE; Property Man, Archie P. Paxton;
Sergcant.at.Arms, c. Ed. Freeze; Execu-
tive Committee, F. C. Caldwell and Ed.
Larkin.
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WHAT will it be next? A boy ex'
ploded yesterday afternoon on Main
street, but rs ii was only ct Of laughter
at the sight Of a bald.headed man tryina
to ride slippery curbStone, nothing wa
injured except the place where the mar
cIapped his hands when he got up and
exclaimed: flake heed where you fall
(hic) lest ye be not able to stand IT,"
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TIE couRr.-cncurr couRT-JudgC
Melvin.-court met as usual yesterday
morning.
The morning session was occupied BY
Mr.. Davenport in the argument Of The
supersedeas Of shockey VS.. Hobbs, Brock
unier &Co. Other cases having been sci
for this week, the further argument in
this case was postponed until Monday.
W. II. Caldwell, Esq, was appointed
trustee in deed Of the Centripetal Power
Company, in place Of g. L. Cranmer, who
declines to act.
In the case Of William p. Martin VS.
Asel +. Hull, an order was made rein
stating the cause and docketing the same
Trustees were appointed to hold under
a deed from the Washington Hall Asso
citation for the benefit Of the Masonic
bodies of Wheeling, in place Of thOst
named therein who have died or removed
from the State.
Adjourned to the usual hour to-day.
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DELEGATES TO STATE CAsrLE.-The
first annual meeting Of the State Castle
Knights Of the Mystic Chain, will be held
at Keyser City Feb. s. The Wheeling
delegates who arc expected to attend are
West Virginia Castle, A. c. Merrifeld
with G. NJ. Rathburn as alternate; Wheel
ing Castle, ]. LIS. Hall, with R. 7. Darl'
ing as alternate; Banner Castle, William
Shockey, with A. c. Foster as alternate.
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HELMBoLDs BucHu is still in the re:
NTH OF its popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence Of DR.. Helmbold, the cele-
brated medicine is still manufactured at
the laboratory at Philadelphia, and j.
sold by all respectable druggists. 1t is
warranted for all diseases Of the kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware Of counter
ieits. Genuine has proprietor's private
stamp. John F. Henry, New York, Sole
rent dhw
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FREQUENT complaints have been made
to the police Of dissrderly conduct in and
about the old Hope hose house, The
building was rented by the City Council
to the colored people to hold religious
meetings in, but citizens living in the
vicinity say that it is used for other
purposes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-28

THE condition of Main street, between
2lst and 22d streets, is disgrace to the
city. The street was torn up for the pur-
pose Of constructing n sewer, and remains
lust as il was left after the sewer was
completed. Only about half Of the street
THAT occupied by the street railway
track) is available for travel, the remain.
der being taken up with piles Of boulderS,
mud. etc.
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Z The MARDG GRAs.-Those Of our citi.
zens who are interested in the Madi Gras,
to the number Of over one hundred, met
last evening for the purpose Of eiiecting
an organization. The meeting was very
enthusiastic aud harmonious. The off.
GERS elected are as follows: King Co.
mus, Vice Grand Mogul, Illustriols Po-
tentate, Strideway Tycoon, Keeper Of Por.
tai, Scribe, Measurer, Wappi Koeneta.
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SURPRISING how many people have
nothing to do. Astreet car horse fell on
Market street yesterday morning, and n
hundred people stood by and watched for
half an hour, until he was up. Harness
mended and car started, and then they
looked as though they didn't know what
to do, and wished another horse would
fall.
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TlRUsTEEs SALE OF
Valuable Vineyard Property

BY virtue Of Deed Of Trust made by Frederick
R0gers aud Montague Rogers, TO the undersigned
Trustee, dated the st day Of March, 1857, and duly
recorded among the land records Of Ohio county
West Virginia, In Deed Book No, u. page ], Will
on
WEDNESDAY, the 10th day Of February, 1876,
Al the front door Of the Court HouSe Of Ohio coun'
", West Virginia, commencing at 10 o'clock A. ~,
proceed to sell 10 the highest and best bidder The
following described real estate, that Is 70 NY
"a part Of the farm sometimes called the FraEief
Farm situated on Caldwell's Run, In Ohio county,
Wesi Virginia, and which parcel Of land is bounded
As follows viz Beginning at stone OF oak stump
al or very near the HuEs and llelstmer corner, on
the east line Of aid Frazier farm thence due norm
thIrty.lwO poles 10 stone or stake thence south
eighty degrees west G. poles to stake; thence
south thirty.two poles TO 4 stake or stone; thence
north 50 degrees cast o. poles TO the beginning, con-
taining twelve Acrcs and half, more or lea, with
all the privileges and Appurtenanccs thereunto be-
longing Boihg the same property that was con-
yeytd 10 the aid F. Rogers aud NJ. Rogers by H.
Frazier and wife, by deed dated tho LIST day oil
December, 1866"
TEHMs or SALE-O ne.thlrd cash. the balance In
Two equal instruments at six and twelve months,
with interest from day Of sale, with security 10 be
approved by the Trustee. ,.,.,,,
HANNIBAL FORBES, Trustee.
WUEELISG, ". Va, Jan. IL 1914. jail
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BELLAIRE LoCALs.-A movement is on
foot in Monroe county to have the Legis-
lature OF the State establish warehouse
and inspectors Office at Bellaire for the
ire.cured tobacco grown in this part oil
the country. This tobacco is principally
used in foreign countries, Germany and
France taking the greater part OF It. Al
present it is taken to Baltimore, and after
inspection and packing, is bought by
importers agents from foreign countries
II The movement to establish the ware
house is successful, the tobacco will be
shipped directly from Bellaire to the
consuming countries. Our citizens should
use all their influence to aid the Monroe
county people in securing the warehouse
The Bellaire Nail Works Company has
increased its capital stock to $5O0,OOOi
the highest limit allowed by their char
ter.
The Baron Manufacturing company
have received orders for and shipped a
large quantity OF their wares to the ISL
and Of st. Thomas.
The Rolling Mill will not start up I'M
til Monday, as their repairs VIII not De
completed before that time.
The trial OF Martin Kavanaugh, the
car burglar, is set for tomorrow. Two
indictments were brought against him.
The billiard rooms and saloon oppO.
site the Belmont House have been indio.
ted by the Grand Jury for permitting
gambling upon their premises. The pro.
prietors Of twenty-eight Bellaire saloons
were indicted for violation OF various
clauses Of the State liquor law.
The "dozen couples" who left Wheel.
ing for the masquerade at Mr.. Testers,
on Gravel Hill, Wednesday night, were
only four gentlemen when they reached
Bellaire.
Adams, the pedestrian, does not amount
to much. It is said that he only walks
when spectators are in the room. We
challenge him 10 the proof that he ever
beat Weston or walked against him.
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OUR friend Pate St. Myers, OF the
police, has undertaken the role Of the
"Good Samaritan" Last night Pate
found a greyheaded man curled up on a
doorstep and kindly took him in. The
old gent found a sleeping place in the
basement OF the Court House.
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CONCLUDED Nor TO Work. = The
moulders who have been on strike for
eight weeks met at Bells Foundry yes
terday afternoon and concluded not TO 60
to work. Accordingly, they took their
tools away from the foundry,
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CARD.
WHEELING, January :

BdIlon Of the InielIlSencVT'
The wayerly Literary Society !,
desirous Of having tho public understand
that the announcement which appeared
in this evenings Standard in relation to
the "Wayerly Dramatic Society" nd'
moi authorised by the Waverly Literary
Society, but was the malicious offspring
of the two persons above whose names ii
appeared. Respectfully,
WAyERLY LITERARY SOCIETY,
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LEG BRoKEN.-Frederick Knabe, 0
German shoemaker who resides on 18th
street, East Wheeling, accidently fractur'
ed his knee-cap on Wednesday evening
We did not learn the particulars Of the
accident
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POLICE CouRr.-Judqe Cranmr.

P0LICE COUKT.-JAdge CTHHWeF'
The following docket was disposed OF
by His Honor yesterday morning.:
John Smith and Susan Bremen were
fined S. and costs each for prostitution,
Both fines were paid.
Owen Condry, for disorderly conduct,
was sent to the city prison for thirty
days.
Ann TrimbIe complained that her
brother.in law, Thomas Grey, was in the
habit Of abusing his family. As the pros.
ecuting witness failed to appear, and no
evidence was produced againt Thomas,
he was discharged.
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CONC UP ELK RvER.-Local I'm
spectors Young and Wilson have been
notified that their services are needed up
Elk River, near the mouth OF Strange
Creek, where they are wanted to inspect
a new steamboat.