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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-29

INTERESTING To SPoRTsMEN AND RES
TAuRATEURs.-It might be well TO re.
mind our sportsmen and restauratenrs OF
the existence Of very strict game law in
this State. The bill is entitled IAN Act
to protect birds and game" and make it
unlawful for any person in any place to
catch, kill or injure, or 10 pursue with
such interest, any quail, or Virginia par
fridge, or any wild turkey between the
first day Of January and the fifteenth OF
october, inclusive; Of any ruilled
grouse, pheasant, pinnated grouse
or prairie chicken, blue winged
teal, mallard, or woodduck, or other wild
duck, wild goose or brant at any time be-
tween the first day Of February and tho
first day Of September, or at any time be.
tween the FIRST day OF January and the
fourth day OF July; to catch, kill or in
lure, or to pursue with such intent, on
the land OF another between the first day
OF January and the first day Of October
any wild rabbit or hart" etc. Any per.
son offending against any OF the pro-
visions Of tho act il liable to a fine
of not less than 81 nor more than
$25 for each offence, or be impris-
oncd in the county Jail not more
than twenty days or both, atthc discre.
ton Of the court, and pay the costs OF
prosecution.
Sec. 5 OF the Act makes it unlawful for
any person TO purchase or offer for sale
any Of the birds or game mentioned in the
act, caught or killed during the time
when such catching, killing or destroying
is made unlawful. The exposure for sale
Of any of the birds, during said time,
"shall be prima facie evidence that the
same was killed or caught unlawfully
within the State Of West Virginia." and
any person offending against this section
will be "liable to the same penalty as is
provided in this act for catching, killing
or destroying such birds or game"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-29

CRY PERsoSA1s.-His Honor Judge
Lewis, Of Harrison county, occupied the
bench in our Circuit Court yesterday.
The friends Of Frank Denmarch, the
oarsman, have rendered him a compli-
.mentary ball, which is announced to take
place at Turner Hall, Feb. 4.
Judge Cranmer is announced 70 deliver
lecture in the Fourth Presbyterian
Church, Feb. %, upon 1.-THE Agencies
Contributing to the Elevation OF the In.
dividuaf and the Social Character oil
Man."
Tommy COckayne's orchestra discours'
ed at a masquerade ball at Darlington,
Ohio, Thursday evening.
Constable Bumbarger, Of the Sixth
Ward, is of duty on account Of sickness
The report that Harry Budworth, the
well known comedian, was shot in Ia
Chicago saloon, proves TO be false. Mr..
Budworth is at present travelling with
Mile. Berries Can Can troupe.
Hon. Charles Hedrick, Secretary oil
State, and Mr.. John Anderson, who was
formerly prominent boot and shoe mer-
chant in this city, arrived on the steamer
Hudson last evening.
Rev. s. B. Barnitz, Of the English Luth-
eran Church, has returned from weeks
preaching at Lancaster, o., and visit to
the Ohio State Reform School, located
within few miles Of that place.
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Frsr Side Band Shoes for Ladies Just
received at L. y 1ia BI %ain b.


REMEMBER THIs.-Now is the time oil
,,s wear, vear for Pneumonia, Lung Fever,
Coughs, Colds, and fatal results Of predls'
position to Consumption and other
Throat and Lung Disease. Boschees
German syrup has been used in TINS
nsichborhood Tor the past two OF thre y
wears without single failure to cure. y y
you have not used this medicine yourself
~ 10 your druggists and ask them OF IL
~ yondcriul success among their customers
Two doses will relieve the worst case. IL
Won y Nv have no faith in any medicines, just
buy sample Bottle OF Boschees Setm i.,a.
syrup for 10 cents and try i. hegulaiL
SIC Bottle rs cents. Don't neglect a Gougr
to save rs cents. LOGAN, LIST q 20,
d&w wholesale Age"''
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rrRUsTEEs SALE OF
Valuable Vineyard Property

Nv virtue Of a Deed Of Trust made by Frederick
Rogers and Montague Rogers, 10 the lnderSignel
Trustee, dated tho IL day Of March, 1861 and duly
recorded among the land records Of Ohio county
West Virginia, In Deed Book No. u, page j. vii
on
WEDNESDAY, the 10th day Of February, 1876,
Al tie front door Of the Court House Of Ohio eoun
~, West Virginia, commencing nj 10 O'Clock A. NJ
proceed 10 sell to the highest and best bidder tht
following described real estate, that Is 70 say:
"a part Of the farm sometimes called the fraLlel
Farm situated on CaldNells Rum In Ohio county
WeSt Virginia, and which parcel Of land Is bounded
n, follows viz: Beginning at stone or oak stu MI
Al or very near the IIuss and uestlmcr corner, o.
Inc east line OF sad Frazier larm thence due nort
thlrty-two poles 10 stone or stake thence SCUM
eighty degrees west O. poles TO stake thence
south thirty-tWo poles to stake or stone thenee
north 50 degrees east G2 poles TO the beginning con
tsIuipg twelve acres and hall, more or less win
ali the priVieSeSand appnrtenances thcreunto he
longing Being tho same property that was con-
Voyed 10 the said f, Roger and N. Rogers BY
Frazier and wife, by u deed dated the iSt day oil
December, 1906" I.
TgRNs on sALE-O ne-thIrl cash, the balance In
two eIuRl instruments al SIX and twelve months
with Interest from day Of sale, with security to *
approved by the Trustee. ..,,,,.,, ,,-,--
HANNIBAL FORBES Trustee.
WuERLIRG,, W. Va, Jan. II, 1875. al
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BALTIMORE, January 2S.-Flour-QuI
steady and unchanged. Wheat-Quiet Al
steady; No. 2 western red ut 81 S. Pen
sylvania red 81 Ssal 40. Corn-Westt
mixed 60Nc. Oats-Quioi; western vi
4sc; mixed 46a47c. Rye-Quiet and fin
soasSc. Hay-ouiet and unchanged. \
visions-Quiet, firm and unchanged. n
New $2l 00a21 %. Lard-UnchaH.t
Butter-Unsettled; western extra ut 2iLs
firsts 21a2Sc. Petroleum-Strong and b:
er; crude saS1lc; refined l4hc. COHsr
Dull and nominal. Whisky-$l II.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-29

PRoF. c. G. sLocuM, Of Eastmans Col.
legc, New York, is in the city, with a
view Of Organizing large evening class
to give thorough instruction in the
much neglected art of writing. By his
new and very successful method Of teach.
ing he is enabled to make the following
very liberal proposition to the citizens OF
Wheeling: He guarantees an improve.
ment Of 100 per cent in the penmanship
Of each pupil in twelve lessons or no pay.
A committee OF three, chosen by the class
at the end OF the term, are to determine
upon the Improvement made. This sure.
ly is an opportunity our young gentlemen
and ladies have not had before, and one
they should all avail themselves OF with
out fail. Mr.. Slocum ia highly spoken
Of by our exchanges as an excellent
teacher and penman. Prof. Andrews, OF
Steubenville, writes that he has never
seen Mr.. Slocum's superior MS n teacher
OF penmanship. He will hold his class
in the Grammar Room Of the Second and
Third Wards school building, commence
ing Monday evening next at 7 o'clock.
All are cordially invited 10 be present.
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Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, January 2S. -ClO'
Seed-l35Sal4c. Petroleum-Refned J,
141Sc! Flour Dull; extra 81 IS; Il
grades 81 00as 80. Wheat-Dull; PeHls
vania red at 81 seal 40; amber 81 iCAlt
white 81 40a1 s.. Rye-SSc. Corn-Wai
yellow 56a5Sc; white 5SaeOc; mixed ~
0ats-Dull; white 44A4sc; mixed ilh
Pork-Dull ut $50 IS. Lard l!Ait
Butter-Quiet and unchanged. Chsss-
Firm; New York 129la13Xc; western q
121Sa13c. Eggs-Quiet; western fressA
25c. WhiSky-Firm at 81 II.
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u,RuSTEE'S SALE.

By virtue Of Deed Of Trust made by William
Dillon and wife, tOihe undersigned Trustee, daied
ths 10Th day OF January, 1875, and duly recorded
among the lhnd records Of Ohio county, West VIZ
Einil, III Deed u ok No. $, page 2iS, will on
MONDAY, the 9Th day Of February, 1876,
Al the front door Of the Court House OF Ohio cOun
~. West Virginia, commencing n 10 O'Clock 4. ",
proceed 10 sell 10 the highest and lest bidder Tie
following described real estaI0, that Is 10 say:
"The east half Of lot numbered nity-iour y5U
situate on the south side Of Fifteenth Mrect Vi3t-
,nsry Centre street,, In Graham's addition 10 the
city q Wheeling, West Virginia. being the s4mt
property upon which the Ald William Dillop ma
resided for q number OF yeArS, with all the build
Inps and appurtenances thefeunto belonging"
TREMS 0F SALE-One-thlrd cash, the balance 10
With Interest from the day Of alC, with security
10 he approved by the Trustee.
IRI HANNIBAL FORBES, Trustee:
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COMMISSIONERS SALE

In ob.aIspes 10 a decree Of the County Court o.
TYLER county, West YlVinlI, made ~ ~ Angus!
TSrm. iST5. Ard also deere made By aid Court ~
its DctoisF Term, 1870, 10 the ehAneeTy cause there
In pendinV wherein W. 1. Robinson and Others arc
nIafntIhs and ChrhiRnR MoSSor and other are de-
,snJSntI. the underIEned, who was appointed BY
,SiI DIST decree n 4 Commissioner for that pur-
poSe, Wlllon
MONDAY, the 10Th day Of February, 1876,
THAT being a court day. at the front door Of the
Court House In MiddlebouTne, In aid county, pro-
coed 10 sell TO the highest and best bidder * way
Of public auction the tract Of land In the bill and
proceedings Of aid cause mentioned, which con-
alnS according 10 an allegation IN sald bill two hun
dred acres. Said land Is In part well improved;
TERIs or SLLE-The purchaser will be required
to pay one-third Of the purchase mOney, eash 10
hand and the balance thereof Is 70 b pala In Two
equal inIiallments In one and two years respective
~: and INC purchaser will 10 required TO give bonds
Vim good security for the deferred instruments,
and ia InstalmsnS arc 70 draw Interest from day
Of ale I'M paid, while lien will be reserved on
aid land for The payment Of said deferred INSTALL
'ne"N " '"' F-'S'''-' '''' b. F. PUGH,
Special Commissioner.
JANUARY is, 1876. Ia22d4W
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"THE MOOR OF VESrcE."-The second
appearance Of Mr.. J. n. Gotthold attract
cd very good audience, considering the
very disagrceable weather. Mr.. Got
holds rendition Of the character Of
"0thello" We take it is superior TO his
"Shylock." The support, too, was much
better, and the applause OF the audience
more spontaneous. Mr.. GotthoId gives a
strong and natural realization to the
character he portrays. We heartily fe-
licitate the gentleman upon the well de-
served favor he. has gained in our midst.
This afternoon at the matinee "The Mer-
chant OF Venice" will be reproduced,
and this evening Mr.. Gotthold's own
play, "The Victor OF Rhe," will be the
attraction. Our citizens who appreciate
good acting should give Mr.. Gotthold
their earnestsupport, as he is eminently
deserving Of it.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-29

The ENTERTAINMENT AT Srs JosEPHs
AcADEMY.-Last evening avery pleasant,
interesting and amusing entertainment
was given ut ST. Joseph's Academy, con-
sisting Of declarations, recitations, tab
leaux, music, &c. First on the pro-
gramme was a recitation by Miss Mary
Phillips from Longiellow's "liiawatha,
the rendition Of which was very good
Miss Phillips is fine reader and de-
clamer, possessing rich, clear voice,
which can be heard distinctly in all parts
OF the hall. This was followed by the
tableau of "IIiawatha and Minnehahat"
represented by Misses Heiser and OBrien,
in which the ladies' won high praise for
themselves and did credit to the tableau.
Next was recitation by Miss Bentley
from "Lalla Rookh," in explanation Of
the tableau presented by Miss Hork-
heimer portraing Lalla Rookh. Miss
O'Brien next read Tcnnyson's "Adeline."
which was followed by very pretty tab
lean entitled the same represented by
Miss Bentley. Miss Phillips then recited
Whitliers poem Of the Barefoot Boy"
which ELECTED much applause. The tab.
lcau Of the Barefoot Boy" wasproduced
BY Master Frank Reister, which was n
perfect personi6cation Of the ragged, sun.
burnt, barefoot urchin. Miss Gilligen
appeared and detained "fhe Renegade"
which was followediby tableau repre-
scnting the same; after which Miss Ham
ilton came upon the stage and read an
extract from Shakespeare's Henry Nv.
Although the piece was difficult she rem
dcred il in very pleasing and satisiac-
tory manner. After this Miss lieiser
rendered TennysOn's poem OF "SL Agnes"
This was followed by very beautiful tab
leaux, in which Miss Nolan persOnated
st. Agnes. Miss Metcalf here gave the
audience one OF the best Rotations Of
the occasion, entitled "St. Cecilia"
This was followed by tablcau which
dazzlcd, pleased every one. Il was
that OF the beautiful st. Cecilia, in
which Miss Muldoon, who represented
il, received the praise and applause OF all.
Miss Heiser again came out and gave a
recitation from "Paradise Lost" The
children OF the Academy then rendered q
very pretty tableau, "AtlOratiOn."- The
entertainment concluded with u vocal
solo BY Mrs. Whitaker emitted "The
Return" The last sweet and melodeons
strains had hardly died away when she
was vocifcrously applauded and encored.
She came forward and sang "Annie
Laurie" The high rank and reputation
of Mrs. Whitaker us lady OF rare
musical qualities is SO well known that we
could say nothing that would add to the
many bright laurels she has already won
in This community. The hall, was we'll
filled, and at the close Of the entertain:
ment the audience retired highly pleased
and with the hope that it would not be
long until they might experience the
same pleasure at the same place. The
music was furnished by Prof. Vaas and
his full string band.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-29

WoRrIG KNowrNG.-It is desirable for
physicians and families to know where
to supply themselves with pure, fresh and
reliable drugs, medicines and chemicals.
To such we cordially recommend the
establishment OF McLain Brothers, cor.
OF Market and 18th streets, where they
will find a large and carefully selected
stock, receive courteous and polite atten.
ton, and be supplied on the most fayora-
HE tnrma
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philadelphia Wool.

PHILADELPHIA, january 2s. : Wool
In moderate demand and prices firm ,Vf
ply small, but equal to all demand; mediuE
and combing wanted; Ohio, Pennsylyalii
and West Virginia Xxx and above 4GljQt
X 46a471I Ec; medium 40a54c; coarse 46ai9t
New York, Michigan, Indiana and western
fine 42a44c; medium 49a54c; coarse isii9c
eombing washed 5sa62c; combing unVaAS9et
421lc; Canada combing CSC; fine unwaAheS
soc; coarse and medium unwashcd S5ei 10
washed 49a56c; Colorado washed 26a"SSt
unwashed 22a25c; extra and merino pu.t
4Oa42c; No. and superfine pulled 4Vap
Texas fine and medium 2Sa26c; Texas Cor
91n13c
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LECTURE on TINE ISLAND LAST Nor

LECTURE on THE ISLAND LAST NiGHT
Prof. Frederick w. Wood, an ex.priest,
lectured in the Thomson N. E. Church
(IslAnd) last evening before fair audi.
enee. The subject Of the lecture was
"Six Years Priest and How l Became a
Protestant" The lecture was very In
teresting, and created quite u favorable
impression upon the audience. Prof.
Wood was formerly connected with the
Morgautown(u University, but now resides
In Eastern Ohio.
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DUBLlC SALE

will sell on WEDNESDAY, the o9ll! day 'oi
December, 1875, In front Of the Court House 0i
Ohio county, commencing at 10 o'clock A: y. tue
following property, situated on the west siIe OF
Huron street, between Goodrich anu zane. houseS
M and II, one containing three rooms and
kitchen, and one Of eight rooms and kitchen. Good
pump aud good cIStCrns and hydr1nts aud irllI on
The lot, with all tho necessary 0utbuildlnSs Fist
l0t S?Il25, and second lot 2lxi26.
The above will be sold separate or In the whole
to suit purchasers.
TIRss oP sALE-O ne-thlnl cash ON day Of sale,
orpore 10 sui purchaser balance In two equal pay
mcnis Of SIX and twelve months, with interest,
tack payments ): y hEhNElI
AurtIoneer and Real Estate Agent,
1906 Market St, Agent for Mrs. Walker Hunter
delJ
The above sale Is adjourned until Saturday, Feb,
ruary ~, 1876, at 10 O'clock, when the sale will
positively take place II not SOd al private Sale be-
lore thnl time. uecSu
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LorrIE IN UNCLE TOMS CABN.-As
will he seen by reference TO our advertis.
ing columns, this popular young actress
will appear as "Topsy" in "Uncle Toms
Cabin in the Opera House on Monday
evening next, supported by Mr.. Geo.
Kunkel and an excellent company. OF
the performance Of this company the
Troy IN. W IYhigsays
Seldom il ever has Bands Hall held a
larger audience than on last evening,
eleven hundred tickets being sold before
the doors opened, to witness the ever
popular drama OF Uncle Toms Cabin.
The performance was one Of rare excel
lence, each and every character being in
able hands, showing that study and abili.
ty were not forgotten. That the audience
appreciated their efforts was easily per.
ceptible by the Unusual quietness that
prevailed during some Of the scenes, and
the hearty applause that was frequently
bestowed on the performers. The COM
pany is without doubt the best that ever
presented the play in this city, and a
more delighted and satisfied audience has
seldom II ever been dismissed.
Reserved seats on sale at Adams & Lu-
cas- music store.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-29

The all.important question in Bridge
port has been settled at last. The hatchei
can nowbe buried, and the contract rati
fed By the calumet Of peace. The boys
OF the dramatic society OF the public
school debated the question as to whether
the town should be divided into wards
and after u war Of words decided thai
such be the case. Metropolitan Bridge
port, we hail thee as sister.
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CINCINNATI, January 2S.-Cotton-QGi
at l2l<c. Flour-Demand fair and mari
firm. Grain-Steady with a moderate !
mand and unchanged. Pork-Stcady 4
firm ut $50 90. Lard-Dcmand fair Z,
market firm; steam l2al2Hc; kettle l.S
1Sc. Bulk Meats-Demand fair and nj
ket firm ut 71Sa7ssa101 <q10ssaloAaloY'
outside fully cured. Bacon-Steady wiz
moderate demand at 9al31Ea1SsSc. WI
ky-steady with moderate demand {
81 90.
Weather unfavorable; firm +
light and dull for heavy; common to So
light 81 20a7 IS; fair to good packing s. J
az So; choice heavy 81 S5a7 40.
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No HARM DoNE.-Mr. Frank Stein
and Is Miss Arbor had Just entered car
riage on Market street, Centre Wheeling,
yesterday afternoon, for the purpose Of
attending funeral, when the horse be.
came frightened and started of at rapid
pace, uncontrolled by the driver. The
runaway attracted quite large crowd OF
people. After running about two squares,
without doing any harm, the animal was
subluel.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-29

A HEALTnY SHowNo.-The real estate
market Is becoming more settled, il the
transactions at the office OF the Clerk oil
the County Court may be taken "a an in.
dication. During the week ending last
evening sixteen deeds in fee and only FIVE
deeds Of trust were recorded. It has not
been long since the deeds Of trust out.
numbered the deeds in fee two to one.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-29

HIoH wArER.AThe recent rains have
swollen the river somewhat already. Last
night the marks at the wharf indicated
about fifteen feet, and steadily rising
Old river men do not expect more than
twenty feet Of water, however,, and there
is no cause for uneasineSs OH account OF
high water.
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MrN1cIrA1 CopRr-Judqe Ganmer.

MUNICIPAL COURT-JGdge drummer
Court met at 10! o'clock A. NJ, and
proceeded to the transaction Of business
In the case Of the Island Building ASso-
citation vs.. August oberdick and wife and
others, in chaRcery, a decree vas entered
confirming the sale Of certain property.
In the case Of @. L. Irwin vs. Henry
Wallace, administrator, in chancery, the
defendant fled a supplemental answer.
The case Of Thos. Mccall vs.. Phoenix
Mutual Life Insurance Company, in as
sumpsit, was put upon trial before q jury.
Adjourned TO usual hour this morning.
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MAN AND wlFE.-Last night about II
o'clock Henry Ammons and wife, who
reside in Centre Wheeling, were arrested
and locked up for creating dlsorderly
condnct. They viii appear before His
Honor this morning,
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New York Dry Goods.

New YORK, January 2s.-TheTe 2
rather more activity in the package tn,
but transactions were moderate in The
gregate. Cotton goods In fair demlndr :
firm. New York Mills shirtings ore !
ahead. Cottonades In limited dsrr
Plaid prints and cambrics sold il 7
amounts. Worsted shawlS more 81
Wooden goods for mems wear quiet u
eign goods moved slowly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-29

Two hundred packages Of unclaimed
freight remaining in the Office Of the
Adams Express Company in this city will
be sold for charges at the auction room
Of w. II. Haller, 104S Market square,
this morning at 10 o'clock. particu-
lars sec advertisement in another. column.
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TIE couRrs-cmcuTT CouRT-Judgc
Melra.-This court met at 0 o'clock
yesterday morning with Judge Lewis, Of
Harrison county, on the bench.
The Tarr divorce case, which was to
have been tried by Judge Lewis, was dis.
missed on motion Of plaintiffs counsel,
the parties having compromised the mat
ter between them.
There being no further business before
the court, Il was adjourned over to 0
o'clock this morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-29

THE ISLAND MAsQUERADE.-The mas
querade which has for some time been
the subject Of conversation on the Island,
and on this side of the river also, took
place last night at the residence Of Mr.. J.
W. Zane, on South Penn street. The
commodious residence of Mr.. Zane was
completely over-run with gay masquer.
aders, and all apparently enjoyed them
selves highly. At midnight the masks
we're taken Of, and all repaired to supper,
where they did ample justice to the good
things set before them. The occasion was
a truly enjoyable one.