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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-13

LAwRETCE BARRErr.-The large and
brilliant audience which assembled 10
the Opera House last evening 10 greet
the celebrated tragedian, Mr. Lawrence
Barrett, gave unmiAtakablo evidence Of
wheeliDga high appreciation Of the truly
Legitimate drama.
Mr.. BaTretts "Riehelieu" may be sin.
gled out among his presentations a. per-
Performance OF extraordinary power.
IN II tho public see the leonine force Of
tho indomltable Cardinals character,
and they read, also, not 80 much his
craft, after the conventional presentation,
but that vein Of kindliness which Bul.
wer surely meant 10 DO expressed
in the role Of the guardian Of Julie, but
which Is seldom given such careful prom.
inenCe. The audience seemed scarcely 10
breathe IS the wonderful actor spoke
forth his very soul In the most thrilling
scenes Of The great historical play. Those
who expected much Of Barrett we're Ger.
tainly not disappointed. Such genius Il
rare-snch faithful portrayal OF the
great characters Of the legitimate
drama seldom seen. Indeed, II IL rare
that We have play 90 we'll put upon the
stsge and so admirably performed as was
"Richelieu" last evening, and The audi.
ence have Mr.. Barrett and the talented
company supporting him to thank for an
evening Of rare and delightful entertain,
ment. All who saw Mr.. Barrett last
evening will, we feel assured, be anxiou,
to witness hia personation Of Hamlet
a character in which he Is said to excel
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-13

A CoLD WATER REcEp1rox.-As the 3
P, NJ. train on the G. & P. +. R, under the
command Of Capt, Chas. Zimmerman,
reached Bridgeport station on its way to
Pittsburgh yesterday afternoon, rather
we'll dressed young man mounted the top
OF the Baggage car and laid himself fat
down on the root, ostensibly for the pur.
pose Of taking free ride. Unfortunate.
y, or fortunate for him, he was perceived
by the Captain, who alter getting every.
thing ready for starting, quietly and
without previous notice proceeded to and
did empty the contents Of basin filed
with cold water upon the Aforesaid indi.
vidual, who, without further inclination
to recline as aforesaid, quickly landed
himself from the car top to the platform.
The Captain Immediately rang the gong
and the train was OF, leaving behind the
would.be passenger and his curses.
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BEILAIRE LoCAIs.-our worthy and
estimable citizen, Thomas Baron, who
has been lying i'll at his rebidence for
over o week, and whose condition at times
was considered very critical, 10 recover
ing fast, and beyond any serious relapse.
The genial clerk at The Globe House,
Mr.. Will Daugherty, accepted position
as travelling sale5man for the house Of /.
H. Pitt, grocer and produce merchant Of
this city.
lis whispered softly around that Mr..
L. straub, the candy manufacturer, and
Miss Barton, both Of this city, are soon
to pledge each other their loves devotion
until death. Correct-next
Our people are praying for the speedy
erection Of the ChildfenS Home in this
county, voted for at the last election.
We have just about three hundred candi.
dates for that institution right among us
here.
Mr.. James Ryan, OF stOubenville, Ohio,
and Miss shannAlelt, Of this city, are
booked for the matrimonial market.
On Saturday night last gang Of about
twenty-five low and diSsipAted beings,
vulgarly called human, met In tho cellar
Of house on Gravel Hill, and after par.
taking there Of stimulants, sufficient 10
make them act their part. we'll, came
forth into the streets, and there made
things "howl" until the clock tolled tho
hour Of midnight aud the approach Of
Sabbath. Our good people on Gravel
Hill demand a change.
Council meets this evening.
Our friend Will. 8. FariS, a Sergeant
Of the City Light Guards, was nominated
at the meeting on Saturday last, for a Cd
Lieutenaney. We wish him success.
J. ED.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-13

Ar THE HorE1S,-The following are
among the late arrivals at tue hotels:
WeLure-Capt. ]. Mason, Cincinnati;
Mr.. Lawrence Barrett, the trsgedian, and
company; Charles a. Harris, Mounds.
willie; John Z. Glominger, Pittsburgh;
John 7. McGraw, Grafton.
81. JGmes-W. S. Adams, Columbus, o f;
J. ". Mccoy, Fairmon,, W. Va; Mrs. H.
Durant, Grafton, W. Va; Frank i. Stoelt.
zeny, Pittsburgh; B. NJ. Welsh, Robert
McEldOwnsy, New Martinsville; James
Berry, Pittsburgh james Morrow, jr.,
Fairmont; D. W. Everstinc, Cumberland,
r, NJ, Beattie, Cleveland.
Sdnn-Wm. MSrdorf, II. II. sholes,
Pittsburgh; James Walton, Darlington;
ThOs. J. Wilson, Roseby's Rock; B. II.
Burr, Ironton; D. Simpson, New Martins.
vile; J. G. Wayman and lady, Mounds.
vile; ]. s. Berry, c. II. Potter, Pittsburgh;
John Rawser, Powhattan; D. II. Yant,
Fairview; DR.. C. Shriyer, Bethany; A. G.
Huchison, NJ. c. DOnal, Bellsville, o,
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EsJoY LlFE.-What truly beautiful
world we live inI Nature gives ia
grandeur Of mountains, glens and oceaup,
and thousands Of means for enjoyment,
We can desire no better when in perfect
health; but how often do the majority OF
people feel like givingit up dishearteued,
discouraged and worried out with di.
seaSe, when there is no occasion for this
feeling, as every sufferer can easily OBJ.
tain satisfactory proof that Green's Au.
gust Flower will make them as free from
disease as when born. Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint is the direct cause OF
seventy.fye per cent Of such maladies as
Biliousness, Indigestion, Sick Headache,
Costiveness, Nervous PIostration, Die.
ziness Of the Head, Palpitatioa Of the
Heart, and other distressing symptoms.
Three doses Of August Flower will prove
It's wonderful effect. Sample bottles, 10
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-13

JACK FRosT's RElGN.-This touch of
winter in the air Is altogether seasonable
and bracing, and yet there will be little
rejoicing that the summer at Last is ended,
and that the reign oEfrost so long delayed
has now begun. Rarely has November
found apple-trees and weeping willows
and other trees with foliage a tri1e more
persistent than their fellows, looking al
most as fresh and green as they were in
June, while tomato vines were blosoming
in the gardens for another crop, and such
tender flowers as SALIVA, and heliotrope
were blooming in the open air. But up
to Sunday night last there had hardly
been frost enough TO crack open the
chestnut burrs, and the leaves on
the forest trees had colored and
ripened TO their fall before they had been
fairly chilled. Occasionally, clusters OF
young apples, the second growth Of the
Eeason, bore witness that even the fruit
trees had begun 10 distrust the almanac;
but the past few days have brought con-
vincing proof that it is not spring which
ia approaching. The storms have stripped
the trees, and the heliotropes are black.
ened. Even yet, however, some Of the
more sturdy plants are struggling with
the coming winter, and the man who
keeps a weather record will set down
1871 az the year when rosebuds were
beautifully opening in his border in Dc.
tober.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-13

AMA0ANArED ASSOCIATION OF IRON
AND STEEL WORKERS OF TIE UNITED
STATEs-The above named Association
was organized in August, 1875, with less
than one hundred members. So rapidly
have they grown in numbers that they
now number upwards Of ten thousand in
the United States, about seven hundred Of
whom are in this city. The next annual
meeting Of the Association will be held
in Wheeling in August, 1878.
The ball that is 10 take place in Turner
Hall on Friday night, the 10th inst, Is
gotten up by the members Of the Asso.
citation in this city and promises to be a
tirstclass affair. The proceeds will be
applied to entertaining the delegates Of
the Association ut their annual meeting
here next summer. Under the super.
vision Of the excellent committee Of ar.
rangenentS We look for one OF the best
balls ever held in Turner Hall.
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PERsoNAL PotRn.-proi. W, X. Pen.
dleton, State Superintendent Of Schools,
has gore 10 Morgantown 10 deliver lee.
lure before the State University this even.
Ing.
Rev. Hslntiche, Of St. Paula Church,
South Wheeling, had busy day lAat
Sunday Besides conducting the usual
services In his church, he baptized six'
children and married 0 Young couple.
Hon. Q. b. Hubbard goes to Pittsburgh
this morning, and will return on Thurs.
Mr. Dr.. Hullelt, OF the Eighthward, is
quite Ill with the pneumonia.
Capt. Geo. II. Mofist, Of the Register, is
making a brief visit to Parkersburg.
Mr.. Lawrence Barrett, the trSgedlan,
and the company supporting him, arrived
in the city yesterday morning, and are
at the Mcclure House.
Mr.. j. ]. Campbell, late Of the Mcclure
House Office, Is now dOmiclled at the ST,
Charles, Pittsburgh, where he Twill be
pleased 10 see his Wheeling friends.
Mr.J. G. Nelson, Of Pittsburgh, deliv.
cred q temperance address a! the North
Street NJ. E. Church las. night.
Judge Chambers, Of Belmont county,
Is In the city, and visited Judge MelyinS
court yesterday.
Rev. W. D. slease, OF Wellsburg, was
Yesterday authorised BY the Circuit Court
to celebrate the rites Of mSrriaee In this
State.
Mr.. John Adams, the East Wheeling
collector, Is happy in the possession Of a
fifteen pound boy baby.
Mr.. Oscar Rammelshurg, who was re.
Gently severely injured by being thrown
from carrisge at Cincinnati, Is reported
as convalesci6g.
In May next Mr.. Barrett goes to Lon.
don with John Mccullough and Charles
4. Thornc, under jarrett & Palmers
management. They are 10 play "Julius
Cesar" with ThOrne as "Marc Antony"
Barrett "a "Cassins," and Mccullough as
"Brutus." Afterwards they will proba.
bly, alternate in these leading roles. A
brief appearance in Paris during the ex.
position ia also on the cards, though, Of
course, the details Of the engagement are
as yet Iucompleted.
joe Green and Godfrey WiGzenreid
went out to Coon Island yesterday for a
hunt. OF course this will put an end 10
the fun in that neighborhood.
Mr.. John Cow, Of the Bellaire Leader,
came up to the city last night to take in
Barrrett's "Richelieu.n
Mr.. John P. Sutton, Of the Lawrence
Barrett combination, is we'll known here.
John was the "heavy man" in Manager
Fitnimmons' stock company, when tho
Opera House was frat openedto the pub;
lie, and isnot only an excellent actor, but
a worthy gentleman as well.
Mr.. Charles Stenlzell, Of Rhodes dry
goods store, has very quietly become a
benedict. Charley found his bride in
South Wheeling, land she was Miss
Gnssie Grosscurth.
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"GsEAr HEAD."-Under this caption
the Register locsl dishes up mess Of bad
grammar and worse composition, the
mesning Of which to an acute observer is
abou; as clear as Bridgeport mud. How.
ever, he has something to say about the
tissue Of the 1SrELLIoENCER OF the l4th
inst. (which, by the way, hasn't yet ap-
peared-anl about our notice Of "Vir-
ginirs," in which We are credited with
language which our readers we'll know
never appeared in our columns. The
only explanation we have heard OF this
extraordinary display Of idiocy Is in the
title 10 the ssticie-"Great Head" He
must have had big head, indeed, and
perhaps
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Jrs1ICE Mix had wife.beater before
him last Saturday evening, and put him
under The usual bond to insure his good
behavior. The fellow plead so pileously
to have HIS name "kept out Of the papers"
because he desired 10 become q member
OF some lodge, and the publication Of the
matter would cause him to be black.baIl.
ed, that the Squire consented to not give
bis name 10 the reporters. He'll make a
nice "brother" in that lodge.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-13

ForR YEARS IN THE PrNIrENr1ARY.-
Tom, Collins, tramp, who entered the
residence Of Sheriff Tingle, in July last,
during Mr.. Tingle's absence, and purloin.
ed some jewelry, was tried in the Circuit
Court yesterday, and the jury 10 whom
his case was given returned a verdict Of
guilty aud Fixed his term Of imprison.
men. at four years in the penitentiary.
The severity Of this verdict provokes the
thought that il poor Tom had committed
a murder instead Of u larceny he might
have escaped with sentence Of two or
three years, and been pardoned before his
timehslf expired.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-13

The couRTs. -cIRCuIT CoURT-,Judgs
NelViH: This Court met al the usual hour
yesterday morning, and transacted the
following business:
The case Of VIM. Goetze W. Henry
st1mm and August sehwertleser was
given to the jury, and after being absent
fifteen or twenty minutes they returned q
verdict for The defendants. The plaintiff
in this case sued for libel, claiming 500
900 damages. We have already given the
details Of the case.
In the three cases Of the State ys. J. P.
Barrett aud VIM. Erskine, judgment was
given by default. Barrett was indicted
for receiving stolen goods, and Mr.. Era.
kline, who appeared as his counsel, went
upon his bond in the sum Of 81, 900 Ia
each Of the three caset SgainSt him, for
his appearance for trial. Barrett for
teited hls bail, and judgment was given
against Mr.. Enkine for the 5000, for
which, II 10 understood, he was fully in.
Identified by Barrett.
The CAGE Of the State Va. Thomas
Sweeney, charged with committing a rape
upon Mrs. Mary o. Springer, was contin.
ued until the second day Of the next term
OF the Court Rules were issued against
Thomas PyleP, MrS. james Moore and
Della ForSythe, who were summoned a.
Witnesses In this case and failed 10 put in
an appearance.
Rules were also issued against W. II.
Cots, Henry Hess and George d. Reilly,
iurymen, for not answering the morning
roll.cAll.
Rev. W. d. slease, Of the NJ. Z. Church,
Wellsburg, was authorized TO celebrate
the rites Of marriage. Bond $500, with
Joseph Speidel "a surety.
The case Of the State vs. Ton Collins,
charged with robbing the residence Of
Sheriff Tingle, on the Fourth OF July
last, was put upon trial before The follow.
ing jury, the defendant pleading not gull.
y: Ralph Arkle, VIM, N. Dunlap, Zenas
Fish, Andrew Stumpp,.G. A. BeAll, J. NJ.
Turpin, John Ball, Z. NJ. Davis, VIM.
Vardy, Henry Amick, James Henry and
Charles LAue.
The jury in the case Of the State vs..
Collins returned verdict Of guilty, and
fixed his term Of imprisonment al four
years in the Penitentiary.
Adjourned until the usual hour this
morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-13

FCS FOR Ar1.-There is a moke who
has been in the habit OF loafpg In one Of
the saloons near the Second Ward Mar.
ket every morning about lunch time.
Yesterday morning his mokeship was on
hand as usual, and after eating enough
to do him for the balance Of the day he
went in a back room 10 doze. While
there some one pinned large card on his
back, which had painted on Il in large let.
tiers apple Brandy" They then told
him come one was looking for him down
near Egerter's store. Away he went. AT.
ter hunting around for some time, and
being laughed at by all who saw him on
the street, he returned to Tue saloon, say.
ing he could end no one. A gentleman
came in, and seeing the card, wanted to
buy some brandy. The moke told him
he had no brandy to sell. He was then
told to take in hiss sign. A madden moke
than he was has not been seen in these
parts since Noah left the Ark.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-13

CONSTABLE COOPER, ithe Sixth Ward,
yesterday laid his lily white hand upon
brand new suit OF clothes that Ports
mouth man had just purchased from Mr.
Wm. Shockey, the Centre Wheeling
clotbier. The clothes cost about $40, and
will Be sold for the benefit OF q email
board bill that the Portsmouth man for.
got to pay. The Portsmouth chap, BY
the way, pulled the wool over the eyes Of
several honest citizens Of the Sixth Ward
in way they despise.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-13

THERE is a good deal OIL grumblins
among the good people OF the Island over
the neglect Of certain property owners on
Virginia street to lay paYements where
curbs have been Get, All the property
owners except three, We understSnd, have
complied with the requirements Of the
law, and put down pavements in front Of
their premises. Ia it not the duty Of the
Street Commissiones 10 see that these
three, also, comply with the lSW9
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-13

On Saturday Last two boys named
Elmer Addison and John Wallace were
badly burned near the Belmont Glass
Works. They had filled can with drip.
pings from the oil tanks, and having set
the oil on Ere we're, with several other
boys, engaged in kicking It about, when
il was thrown into their faces,
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OFFICERS Baum and Thompson yester.
day found trunk containing glassware,
dishes aud towels, which are supposed TO
have been stolen. The trunk was found
at the house OF German in the Eighth
Ward, where il had been left by a woman,
and is now at the City Building awaiting
Identification,