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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-02

WONDERFUL SuCcEss.-It is reported
that BosCHEEs GERMAN SYRUP has, since
It's introduction in the United States,
reached the immense sale OF 10000 dozen
per year. Over 5000 Druggists have
ordered this medicine direct from the
Factory, at Woodbury., n. j., and not.one
has reported a single failure, but every
letter speaks Of its astonishing success in
curing severe Coughs, Colds settled on the
Breast, Consumption, or any disease OF
Throat and Lungs. We advise any per-
son that has any predisposition to weak
Lungs, to go to their Druggist and get
this Medicine, or inquire about it. Reg
ular size, rs cents; Sample Bottle, 10
cents. Two doses will relieve any case.
Don't neglect your cough. Wholesale
agents, Logan, List & Co., and Laughlin
Bros. & Co. d&w
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CERTIFICATE OF IScORroRArIoN.-The
Secretary OF State yesterday issued n GER
titicate Of incorporation TO the Point
Pleasant Machine Works, "for the pur-
pose Of carrying on foundry and ma.
chine shop and doing all manner Of work
and business usually done in connection
herewith" The corporation will keep
It's principal office or place Of business at
Point Pleasant, in the county Of Mason,
and is to expire on the 9th day OF October,
1896. The sum OF $4,000 has been sub.
cribed and paid in on the capital stock
thereof, with the privilege OF increasing
the same by sales Of additional shares
to $4,000 in all. The capital so sub
scribed is divided into shares Of 500
each, and held by the undersigned: VIM.
]. Kallam, 90; VIM. H. Smith, 81; Theo.
dore Moore, 81; James Karrack, IA; and
S. E. Mcknight, 5; all Of Point Pleasant,
". Va,
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Ed. ASscnU1z CASED.-A very pleas.
ant ceremony took place on the good
steamer Express yesterday morning.
Capt. Ed. Absolute, the popular clerk OF
the Express, having made known his in
tenlion Of taking berth on the new boat
in which be Is financially interested, the
officers and crew OF the Express present.
ed him with handsome walking stick us
a token OF their appreciation for him
as an officer as we'll as gentleman.
The presentation speech was made by
II. B. Ferguson, Esq, and the recipient
responded briefly, returning thanks for
the honor shown him. The stick is
ebony, with an elegant gold head, con.
tanning Commandery emblems and the
inscription, presented to Capt. Z. j..
Anschutz by the officers and crew Of the
steamer Express-1S76.n r.
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A HEROIC BoY.--A day or two since
some tramps placed rail across the
track Of the Cleveland Il Pittsburgh
road, just above Tiltousville, for the pur'
pose OF wrecking tram. The obstruc.
lion would no doubt have thrown a pas
senger train from the track, and perhaps
OccSsioned loss Of life, but for the hero.
ism OF a young lad who discovered
ii. The boy, realizing the dreadful
consequences, walked a mile and a
haItin the direction from which he knew
the next train would come, and waited
patiently several hours for it to appear.
When he saw the locomotive in the dis.
lance, coming at very rapid speed, he
signaied the engineer and succeeded in at
tracing his attention. The train was
stopped, the obstruction removed, and no
doubt calamity averted. We regret we
are unable TO give TO the world the name
ofthis brave boy. Ign ..
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsrGTE.-The
following transfers Of real estate were
admitted to record in the office Of the
Clerk Of the County Court yesterday:
Deed made Oct, II, 1876, by Chauncey
A. House and wife 10 Ransom W. Davis,
Of Cortland, Trumbull co, Ohio, for 80
feet OF ground on the west side OF lot No.
CT on ID street, between Chestnut and
Walnut streets, in the city Of Wheeling
$500.
Deed made Oct. II, 1876, by Chauncey
A. House and wife TO Ransom W. Davis,
for lot No. Is in Daniel Zane's addition 10
Wheeling, on Zane's Island; 5000.
Deed made Nov. l, 1875, by William
Bailey and Frances II. Bailey, his wife,
Of Melrose, Mass, to Hannibal Forbes,
for part Of lot No. 10 on the west side OF
Main street, between 9th and 10th streets,
together with all the Improvements
thereon; $1,000.
Deed made Nov. !, 1876, by Benjamin
Springer and wife to John H. Storer, for
ne.half Of lot No. 10 Of the subdivision
Of the Poor House farm lying near the
town OF Elm Grove; $500.
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TIE question Of the time Of the cars
between the switches on the street rail.
way having been raised in the Nicholson
case, just decided in the Circuit Court,
Commodore Lotus, while experimenting
with q one.horse car yesterday, walked
the animal between Echols' and KeWita
switches in exactly seven minutes, the
time each conductor is expected to make
when on duty. d
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ARRANGING FOR SATURDAY NlGHr's
DEMoNsrATIoN.-The officers oil the va
rious companies in the battalion Of Hayes
and Wheeler Guards held 4 meeting al
Manager Hamilton's office, in the Opera
House building, last night, for the pur.
pose Of making arrangements for Satur-
day nights demonstration. The attend.
ance was quite large, all the companies
being represented, and the meeting was
an enthusiastic one in every respect
The final arrangements were made for
the grand parade, and the programme
will be published in a day or two. 1t is
understood there will be no speaking, and
that the route Of the procession will not
be 80 long as heretofore. Delegations
are expected to be present from Martins
Ferry, IEtnaville, Bridgeport, West
Wheeling, and elsewhere.
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DARGoS.-The sale OF reserved seats
for the Dargon entertainments com.
menced last evening at Hutchins music
store. Because Miss Dargon is q stranger
here, having never appeared in public
in Wheeling, it is necessary TO speak Of
her capabilities: were she known here
as she deserves to be, 40 word of COM
mendation would be at all needful. She
makes her own friends by her acting, and
not by others praises Of her. Her sup
port is unprecedently good, Mr.. Beck's
company being considered among the
very best dramatic combinations that
ever Travelled in the United States. In
it are several persons we'll known in
former years to Wheeling people, whose
temporary return now will be welcomed.
Read what the New York Dramatic StTs
says Of this great tragic actress:
'She is the only worthy successor Of
Charlotte Cushman, and, with more than
Cushman's ability, she will yet rank, We
believe, as the foremost tragedy actress
OF America"
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THEY DIDN'T SEE Iron Tuesday
evening last several we'll known wags
took upa position on Market street, and
with wide open eyes and elongated necks
gazed intently upon the clear sky over.
head. Not even star could be seen in
the heavens, and there we're no clouds,
This unusual proceeding soon attracted
attention, and in few minutes quite a
large crowd had assembled, and all
elevated their heads and strained
their eyes in THE expectation Of
beholdlng some great phenomena Of
nature. Finally some one exclaimed
~ see itv and chorus Of "Where p
came from the excited crowd. In the
meantime several others discovered some.
thing, and attempted to point it out to
their companions. The deluded victims
did not understand why the wagS left the
crowd, bursting with laughter, and what
they really did see will probably ever re-
main mystery 10 them.
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The Plano Awards Analysing
an Analyst.

80 sAAssA2uts
Prom the Arodian.
The Piano awards at the Centennial
have created no little excitement, and
certain manufacturers have sought TO
reap therefrom good advertising capital:
Mr.. Albert Weber has made himself
especially conspicuous, and on Sunday
last, in letter 70 the Tine, he not only
undertook to define his own position, but
TO explain, with seeming show Of fair.
ness, the merits Of Messrs. Steinway's in
struments.
We have always believed that Mr..
Weber was brought up as a piano.mR-
ker, but we are now tempted to think that
his catalogues must be wrong, and that
he was educated as special.pleader. At
any rate he is a loss 10 our bar, for he
smooths his opponent in front while
stabbing him in the back, in a way that
any counsellor might envy.
Mark first his excuse for intruding
himself on the public notice! He does
not do it for the purpose Of advertising
himself; certainly not! All he wants is
to see the public render justice to those
much abused gentlemen, the piano-forte
Judges. He cannot bear to;see them ridi.
culed, he loves them so! He wrote:
'Ths awards Of the judges upon musical inst,u.:
mentS a. the Centennial Exhibition are believed
by the press and public 10 30 made without dis.
elimination, either Of judgment OF language, and
In consequence are receiving the usual Shlre Of rid
ietile."
Mr.. Weber then goes on TO consider the
development OF the piano.forte from the
clavichord, or, as the Times printed it,
"clarichord," and says:
9Th, elAvichordiSas rOt devoid Of expression"
This ia simple nonsense. No mani
mate thing possesses musical expression.
At most il can offer the player the means
Of obtaining musical expression.
A little further on he writes:
1.-THE complaint Of every great musician up. 10
our era va tast sns 6nS sa ,b y iea9Su T
and the emotion Of the performer that are found
10 the VIOLIN"
To learn that "the individuality and
emotion Of the performer are to be found
in the violin" is something like reyela-
ton. We thank Mr.. Weber for having
made the discovery and published it to
the world.
Mr.. Weber wrote:
"While the Mesrs. StelpWay were travelling one
road, an honorable one. admit, Twas travelling
another and newer one."
Oh, Mr.. Weber! We have heard sto-
ries, but have always refused to believe
them, and now you convict yourself with
your own pen! How could you ever
have said, "Messrs. Steinway travelled an
honorable road, travelled another?
We have not space to examine carefully
the remainder OF Mr.. Weber's very long
letter, which seeks TO show that his pi.
amos have more Sympathetic quality"
than any others; it is sufficient to say
that his claims are supported by just
such statements as those we have cited.
Now let US turn TO the reports them
selves and carefully compare them. For
the sake OF convenience we reprint them
in parallel columns:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-02

STOLEN HoRsEs.-Ths City Sergeant
yesterday received dispatch from Isaac
Hill, Of New Cumberland, stating that
black mare had been stolen from his
premises. Also a dispatch from Peter
Knapp, Of Eaton Rapids, Michigan, de.
sCri6ing horse and buggy that had been
stolen from him by man who it was
thought intended coming TO Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-02

ARRESTED FOR FIaHT1So.-oaicer St,
Myers yesterday arrested Owen Friery
upon charge Of diSorderly conduct in
engaging in fight in the alley adjoining
the Register, office on Saturday last,
Ovens case will be examined al the
police court on Saturday next,
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ADJuDoED A LuSAIc.-Dr. Wilson,
the county physician, yesterday examined
Henry Long in the Ohio county Jail, and
adjudged him alunatic. Since his incar-
cefation in jail Long has become very
violent, and stripped himself entirely Of
his clothing. he will be sent to Weston
as soon as possible.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-02

HE1aBo1Ds BucHu is still in the 10.
NTH Of It's 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. It is
warranted for all diseases Of the kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware Of counter
feits. Genuine has proprietor's private
stamp. John F. Henry, New York, Sole
Agent. dAW
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JusrlcECALDwELL-AnnieJ Jones com.
planned before this Justice yesterday that
Susan Dawson had threatened to kill her,
and that she was afraid that Susan would
do her bodily injury. A warrant was
Issued, and the case set for examination
At 10 o'clock this morning. The parties
live in North Wheeling, near the Top Mill.
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COMMITTEE MEEr1SGa-The different
committees Of the Board Of Commission.
ers meet the present week to prepare their
monthly reports. To-day the Committee
on Finance and Accounts will meet; and
on Friday, the Committees on Court
House and Jail, and Poor House and
Earnn
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nm oouprs.-oncUr4 CoURT-Jplgt

TrE CouRn.-CnCUr1 CoURT-JEdge
MSlFin.-The following business was
transacted in this court yesterday:
Frederick FoerSten, o native Of say.
ony; Michael BolAnd, 4 native Of Ireland
Michael Healey, a native Of Ireland; ana
Abraham Harris, . native Of Engl9nd'
were admitted to The rights Of citizenship p
The examination Of witnesses In the
case Of Patrick Nicholson Us. the Gill
zenS Street Railway Company having
been concluded, the case was argued py
counsel and given to the jury late In the
afternoon, After 4 short absence, the
inry returned verdict for plaintiff, and
s,sessed lie damages at s, 900.
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The STREET RAILWAY MEN ExPER.
IMrsrIYG WITH OSE.HoRsE CARs.-For
some time past the directors OF the Citi.
zens' Street Railway Company have been
considering the practics6ility Of intro.
ducing one.horsc cars upon their line. and
yesterday resolved upon an experiment.
One Of the main cars, weighing $500
pounds, and pulled by one horse only,
started from the Centre Wheeling stables
with the following gentlemen as pas
sengers: A. NJ. Adams, John Bishop,
Edgar Gibson, V. B. Hall, q. R. Forsythe,
". J. Robb, c. II. Collier, Jacob Horn
brook, Robert Gibson, ]. Vel. Rodgers,
Lewis Bailey, Scott Liston, and Supt.
Mike Lotus. Mr.. Lotus handled the
reins, and under his skillful guidance
the car passed over the road to the Top
Mill. thence south to the Eighth Ward,
and back again to the Office Of the com.
pany. The result was highly satisfactory,
the horse pulling the heavy car, and
thirteen passengers whose weight aggre-
gated over 1900 pounds, over all the
grades and rough places upon the route
with the utmost ease.
As we have already said, the main cars
now in use weigh about $500 pounds
each. The one.horse car proper, which
II the plan proposed is adopted will be in
troduced, weighs only about 1900 pounds
"a difference OF nearly one-half. The d.
rectors, we understand, were all in favor
OF the change, providing it would prove
practicable, and as the result Of the e1-
pertinent Of yesterday is to the highest
degree satisfactory, in all probability
they will act upon it. A meeting OF the
directors will be held this evening, when
The matter will receive attention.
The public will also be benefited by
this change, as the cars will make just
double the trips they do now, running
every seven minutes instead OF once 10
fourteen minutes. The cars will proba.
bly, be run without conductors, and the
money box used, as in Bellaire.
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AMATEUR TORCH BEARERs,-The in
evitabIe small boy was out again last
evening with his torch. There were two
gangs Of them, Republican and Demo.
cratic respectively, and they paraded
through the principal streets with all the
eclat Of handsomely uniformed and
we'll drilled marching club. The notices
displayed on their transparencies were in
many cases very indistinct and printed in
schoolboy characters, and the uniforms
were in almost every style and color, yet
the enthusiasm Of the Young Americans
was none the less marked.
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On Tuesday evening William Murphy,
plasterer, fell from the bridge Of the
Cleveland & Pittsburgh road over Deep
Run, several miles above this city, and
sustained severe internal injuries.
Murphy was brought down on the s
o'clock train and taken TO- his home in
East Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-02

cHrArEsr.-I willsell Dry Goods and
Carpets cheaper than any house in Wheel.
ing, Call and examine for yourselves.
J.W. FERRE1,
Corner Main and goth SITS,
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Fob cassimeres, jeans, hannels, blank
cts, dress goods Of all the latest styles and
descriptions, shawls and carpets at half
their real value, call and price them.
]. W. FERREL,
Corner Main and 10th street.
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Three cases we're disposed-oEby His
Honor Yesterday morning, viz:
Thos. Hammond was arrested by ON
Ger Junkins for disorderly conduct. He
was fined 50 and costs.
VIM. Gardner and Henry Brooks we're
arrested by Officer Carroll for fighting
near the hose house on llth street. The
former, who Is a colored man, was dis.
missed, and Brooks was fined 81 and
costs,
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THE three Catholic churches Of the
city will hold festivals upon the same
evening, about q week before the holi.
days, for the benefit Of the orphans in
charge Of the Sisters DIST, Joseph.
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STICK PIN HERE Those Of our
readers and patrons who wish to reach
all classes Of people in the central portion
Of the State should advertise in the
Clarksburg Telegram. It has the largest
circulation Of any journal in the central
region. Send for sample copies and terms
Of advertising.
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Gheqtttelhaet1fer.
THURSDAY, NOV. 2. 1875.
New Advertisements.

Attention, Clay District Club.
Glass Chandeliers-J. l.. Hobbs, Son
& Co.
Schoefeld's Vaporizing Inhsler-Ed-
mund Bookings Pharmacy.
Towering Bulbs-operN House Drug
Store.
Hamilton Opera House.
Watches-Oxtoby & DufIield.
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The funeral OF Mr.. Frank Deku, a
member Of the St. Alphonsus choir, was
we'll attended. Appropriate selections
were sung at the grave by the choir.
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A LAD not over fourteen years Of age
was found insensible, through drunken.
ness, on 10th street Tuesday night. He
was taken 70 his home, on 18th street.
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To SAVE money and get bargains call
and examine the immense fall and winter
stock OF dry goods and carpets just re-
ceived by J.W. FEERE1,
Corner Main and Goth streets.
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OPINION OF A BA1rMoREAs.-I have
used DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup for some
time in my family, and found 1t the best
remedy for Colds, Coughs, &C., I ever
tried.-LOuis Drumming, 20 Caroline street.
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WKHER.


BIENNIAL WAhkhs
For greatest concert For sympathetic, pure
capacity In grand pianos, and rich tone, combined
a also highest degree Of With greatest power, Is
excallencs In ali their shown 10 the three
styles, viz: Largest vol styles Grand squlre and
une, purity and dun- Upright Pianos, which
ton Of tone and extra show intelligence and So
ordinary carrying cApa. lIdity In their construc-
city With precision and ton, 4 plant and easy
durability Of mtchan- touch, which At the
Ism, also novel dIsposi. same time answers
ton Of the strings, and promptly % It's require
construction and bracing ments, together with ex-
Of the metal fame. callence Of workmanship.
Messrs. Steinway have not only the
"greatest concert capacity in Grand
Pianos, but the highest degree Of excel
lence in all their styles" Does the Eng.
lish language contain phrase stronger
or less liable 10 misinterpretation than
"the highest degree OF excellence in all
their styles"? Mr.. Weber's award says
nothing about "highest degree Of excel
lence;" he is credited with greatest
power" the very thing which he claims
he does not seek.
But the judges went further-they de-
tailed the excellence Of the Steinway
pianos, and attributed to them "largest
volume, purity and duration Of tone, and
extraordinary carrying capacity, with
precision and durability Of mechanism"
The duration Of tone" is specially dwelt
on; now duration OF tone" is one Of the
main producers Of "singing quality"
something which is not mentioned in Mr.,
Weber's report, but which he claims his
pianos have.
Finally, still more conclusive proof
OF what the judges thought Of Messrs.
Steinway's pianos Is shown in the long
detailed mention Of their patented i'm
provements. Why are Mr.. Weber's i'm
provemcnts not mentioned? The obvious
answer is, because he has not made
any"
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EDUCATIONAL.

WHEELING BUSINESS COLLEGE,
EstGblIshed In 1860, offers a thorough cQurse in
Bookkeeping and lis collateral branches. Also
thorough instruction In the English branches, and
boys prepared in them for the commercial course.
separate room for ladies. Individual instruction
given each student, SESSIONS day and evening.
Gail Al the College ofhee or address
,u2,-,: Il 'A' : 4''A'N ---'" W. ""'s'S' We VI"
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YEsTERDAY being All Saints Day, APP
propriate services were held in the
Catholic Churches. These services con-
sisted Of Mass at s A. N. and7A. n, High
Mass at 10 A. N. and Vespers at 1880 P.
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THERE has been quite rush Of tax.
payers toward the City Building during
the last few days, ali being anxious 10
get their bills before any additional
amount was made TO them.
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The Wheeling battalion Of Hayes and
Wheeler Guards have been invited TO 60
to Moundsville and participate in torch.
light demonstration tomorrow night.
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LADtEs fine kid side lace shoes for
81 25, worth s. Is, at
~. BLoND's, 1135 Main street.
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IMPATIENT people will have a hard
time Of II next week. 1t may bethat the
result will not be definitely known either
way ill Thursday or Friday.
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THERMOMETER REcoRp.-The follow
ing shows the range Of the thermometer,
as observed at Schnepfs drug store,
Opera House corner, yesterday:
sA.N. l2M, 3P.X. i'm.
% - IS g.
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TIE sun shines and the warmth is
such as TO cause the fisherman to rebait
his hook and the Nimrod to grease up
his gun.
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The bell for the tower OF our new cap
itol building has been successfully cast at
Troy, New York, and will be shipped on
Saturday. 49, -.
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FIFTY pairs Of those fine kid side lace
shoes left. Hurry up II you want to get
a pair before they are all gone, at
T. v pTnND3s
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The cooler was empty at 10 o'clock last
night, and no cases had been reported at
police headquarters for trial this morn
ing.