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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-24

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A BOAT RACE.-Some few days ago a
challenge was issued by Charles Steph.
ems, OF the Brown Boat Club, TO Robert
johnson, Of the Nail City Club, 10 row n
single scull race. The parties we're 10 meet
at ilelmbricht's cigar store last night, and
failing to do so, those present made sue.
cessinl effort to make another race. Mr..
Edward Clator, Of the Brown Club, was
matched against John Barrett, OF the
Nail City Club, for $500 u side, to row on
the 10Th day Of May. A forfeit Of S25 a
side was deposited with Mr.. c. c. Helm.
BRIGHT, who was made temporary stake.
holder. The witnesses were Charles
Miller, OF the Brown Club, and VIM. Pc:
tiers, OF the Nail City Club. The articles
OF agreement be drawn up on Monday
night next.
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TRANSFER OF REAL EsTATE.-The fol
lowing transfer Of real estate was ad
mitted to record in the office OF the Clerh
Of the County Court Yesterday:
Deed made November 7, 1875, BY A
Allen Howell and wife 10 WIN. A. isett
for the south half OF lot No. lG in square
No. II, at the northwest corner OF l4tl
and Chapline streets; $500.
Deed made March 18th, by the city Of
Wheeling to Mrs. Sarah s. Lutes for q
part OF lot No. COG in the Peninsulal
Cemetery; $40.
Deed made September 2Sth, 1876, BY
the Greenwood Cemetery Association tt
W. A. lsett for lots rs, 70, 100 and lOl, in
section D Of said cemetery; $500.
Deed made April Goth, by the Green,
wood Cemetery Association to Christian
Wolf for lot No. Is, in section NJ of said
cemeteryiS6O.
Deed made April 10th, by Henry
Schultz and wife, to Gibson Lamb, ioi
the western thirty feet OF lot No. So, ir
Dan'I Zane's addition to the city Of
Wheeling; $500.
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REYMANN's Book OpENlNG.-Proba.
bly, 200 gentlemen gathered at MIR. A.
Reymann's brewery yesterday afternoon,
to test the virtues Of his festive book.
Among the number were State officers,
Commissioners, Councilman, saloon keep.
ers, and otlerp, making up a merry
crowd Of the disciples Of King BacchuS.
The partywere shown through the brew
cry BY Mr.. Anton Reymann, the atten.
tive host, and alter slowing away "zwei
lager" under their vests, assembled in
an upper apartment and partook Of n
substantial lunch. Thus the afternoon
was spent, and the company present will
no doubt join with US in wishing Mr..
Reymann even more success in the fu.
ture 'Iian he has enjoyed in the past.
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DIDN'T WANT ANY MoRE MARMEI
LIFE IN llEE'N.-The other day while
crossing the Suspension Bridge on street
car, We accidentally overheard quite d
novel proposal Of marriage. The parties
were Market street gentleman Of per.
haps 4j or so years Of age and Bridge
port widow Of some So summers. The
gentleman with all the seriousness OF q
youthful lover pleaded his cause with
great earneBtnesS and eloquenCe, but alas
in vain! The lady, who had been there
before, replied that she had been her own
mistress too long 10 let any man conlroj
her; that her boys were now Of an age
when they most needed mothers care
and she did not propose to sac
riice them to any man, let him be who he
might. The rejected suitor seemed con,
siderably crestlallen, but before leaving
the car mustered up sufficient courage to
remark that ii ever she concluded tC
change her mind, to let him know, &c
which the fair widow replied she certain.
ly would, but she didn't think abe wanted
any more married life in her'n. Lucky
man! We congratulate You on your
narrow escape.
30 Judgment, thou art fled to british breasts
And man hath lost his reason"
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JUSTICE WHEELER.-This Justice yes.
terday had several cases from the classic
community known as "Howleytown,' and
located at the head Of 23d street, Centre
Wheeling, On Saturday night one Bob
Wright got into fuss with the Hogan
family, which resulted in a regular fam.
lily quarrel. Bob was arrested for as.
saulting VIM. Hogan, the head of the
family, and was fined SIS therefor. Jerry
Hogan and Tom Hogan, SOM Of VIM.
Hogan, were fined 81 and costs each for
assaulting Wright. And SO endclh the
first chapter.
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PERSONAL MENTIoN.-Mr. G. +. Ways,
for many years agent Of the Baltimore &
Ohio railroad at Hagerstown, has resign.
ed the position to accept that Of travelling
freight agent Of the main stem. He will
reside in HOgerstown.
Ex.JustiCe John Q. Belville and Mr.,
James NJ Todd are mentioned as candi.
dates for Justice Of the Peace in Webster
district, 10 fill the vacancy occasioned by
the death Of Justice Forbes.
Mr.. Frank Griffin, Of the Standard,
leaves for Wyoming Territory to-day, on
a prospecting tour. Bon voyage
Bishop White left for Wellsburg last
evening, and expects to return to the city
to-day.
Miss Noyes, lady who has long been
missionary in China, addressed meet.
ing OF ladies at the First Presbyterian
Church last night.
Miss Ella Truxcll, OF Wheeling, is Wis.
iting friends in this city.--B,IiGre Free
Press.
Captain Ed. Anschuts, Of the sunken
steamer Calumet, is in town.
Mr.. Harry Ellsler, manager Of the
Library Hall, Pittsburgh, is manipulate
ing the Harrison combination here.
Louis Felsinger, Of this city, is by
many considered the coming oarRman in
the United States.
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BRIDGE BURNED.--About noon Satur.
day the covered railroad bridge at Glen.
coe caught fire from the sparks OF a pass
ing train, and was entirely consumed.
Word was sent TO Mr.. H. NJ. Ingler to
have men, torches, shovels, timbers, &C.,
sent out Immediately, which was done
The travel Of freight trains was stopped
entirely, and all passenger trains we're
OF course, compelled to transfer their
passengers andbaggage. A large force
OF men were put TO work tearing down
the ruins, and erecting n temporary tres.
tie work to be used until new bridge
can be erected.
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A House CROWDED WITH BuYERs.-.
The great inducements offered b. Messrs
l. Blum & Bro. are drawing an Increased
crowd OF buyers daily, and 1t il evident
that the more their popular prices and
handsome goods displayed become known
among the ladies the larger will be the
attendance Of buyers. One need only in
spect the grand array Of Dress Fabrics
especially those beautiful Summer Silks,
which are presented in so many new and
attractive designs, and il the styles dc
not compel selection at once, the low
prices asked will surely influence a pur'
chase. We are informed by Messrs. l
Blum & Bro. that during the week they
will offer special dries in Ladies' Dol
mans, White Goods, Hosiery and Gloves
We can assure our readers this much
that when this firm announce special
drives they apply the word go. We
therefore direct the attention OF our
readers to this notice.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-24

FIFrIETu BIRTHDAY.-The filtieth an
niversary Of the natal day Of Rev. DR.. A
NJ. Reid, Principal Of the Female Semi
nary at steubenville, Ohio, was celebrated
at that institution last Friday evening
A large number Of invited guests, chiefly
from abroad, was present. Among them
were Rev. George P. Bays, DR.. Fisher, o.
Wheeling, and DR.. McCandless and Rev
Travelli, OF Pittsburgh, Rev. DR.. Brown,
son and Miss N. sherrard, Of Washing
ton
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The Science departed for PArkersbnrg
her usual hour yesterday morning. %
The Courier arrived from Cincinnati
and will return this afternoon at fouI
o'clock.
Several steamers passed down during
the day with tows OF coal.
The Ragon will be this morning. Par.
The officers OF the Carrie Brooks re-
port that the George Roberts, going
down with a tow, and the Dick Fulton
No, 3, coming up flying light, collided at
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-24

THE majority of the glass gatherers,
on strike in this city, have, it is stated
obtained temporary employment at
Wheeling and elsewhere. and it is proba.
Bile that the strike will continue here
through the summer.-PittSJurgh Com.
mercidI Gasettc,
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DIRECTORS MINGo IRON WoRKs.-The
following gentlemen were recently elect
ed Directors OF the Mingo Iron Works
NJ. W. Burt, VIM. Dean, James Roberts
D. j. McGary, Joseph Graves, D. J.
Murray and George P. Linch. The
Board Is the same as last year, with the
exception Of Joseph Graves, who was
elected in the place Of Noah Remick, de.
ceased. NJ. W. Burt was elected Presi
dent Of the Board; William Dean, Vice
President, and George Dean, Secretary.
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SHAFFER's coal mines, Of which We
made mention some time since, are still
burning. The consequence Of this fire is
that many families who were dependent
on the works for their living, are actually
suffering. It seems that the Ere cannot
possibly be quenched,.- Beliare Free Press.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-24

THE HOTEL BusINEss.-Times are very
prosperous now for the hotels, and will
steadily keep growing better until fall
Landlords anticipate much better bust.
ness than last year. The following bust
ness was done last week by the principal
hotels which entertain transient guests
Mcclure House, 307 arrivals for the week
greatest number on any one day was on
Thursday, 70. ST. James Hotel, lac ar.
rivals for the week; greatest number
Thursday, 30. Stamm House, Us arri.
walls for the week; greatest number, Tues.
day, 40. Central Hotel, rs arrivals for
the week; greatest number, Wednesday
lG,
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CERTIFICATE OF INCORPORATION
Secretary Of State Bradyyesterday issued
certificate Of incorporation to the Sen.
tinel Printing Company, for the purpose
Of printing and publishing a newspaper
in the town OF Grafton, Taylor county
and for carrying on other branches Of
printing and publishing. The corpora.
lion will keep its principal office at
Grafton, and is to expire on the first day
of April, 1897. The sum Of Sl,l4 has
been subscribed to the capital thereof
and $500 paid in, with the
privilege Of increasing the ssid
capital TO $4,000. The capital so sub.
scribed is divided into shares of $40 each,
and held as follows: S. P. Mccormick
3 shares; T. E. Davis, 5 shares; J. W.
Holt, 90 shares; E. G. Jefreys, 5 shares;
Arthur Sinsel, . shares; ThomasS. How.
ard, 3 shares; Fred Bernhald, shares;
NJ. N. Jeffreys, 3 shares; S. L. Allen,
shares; C. +. W. Kunst, 8 shares; A. II
Thayer, 3 shares; George W. Brown,
shares; all OF Grafton.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-24

BALTIMORE, Md have used Dr..
Bulls Cough Syrup personally and in
my family for two or three years, and am
prepared to say that there is nothing to
compare to it as remedy for Coughs,
Colds, etc.-James COrrie. DenliA.
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We understand that the Council Com.
mittee on Fire Department, to whom the
First Branch re- committed their report
on the subject, last evening received pro.
posals for the introduction OF the fire
alarm telegraph for $500 and $4,000
respectively.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-24

SEE the old and reliable Paper Hanger
il you want work done; 90 years exper-
fence in the principal cities of the East
and West. Leave orders at this Office or
?. o. Box %. W. LowNDEs.
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Now that the streets are dry, there is
peace in the savage breast Of the tax
payer, and the mudscraper snoozes in
the shadow Of shoe.ay glass of lager.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-24
D RY GOODS
STILL LOWER!
NewBargainsD Daily!
To those who wish 10 save money 10
their purchases Of Spring Goods.
We Offer Great Inducements.
WE OFFER THIS WEEK

W Il OrFLh ms W Eth
200 Pieces New Prints ut &c, the hest In LhC
market.
90 Pieces 4O-inch all wool Black, scal Brown aud
and Myrtle Green CashmeIGA Il 6jc per yard.
Ladies', these goods were Just purchased at a sale
and We sell them 2Oc yard cheaper than they COST
10 Import
IS Pieces Black and White Stirling at l?Xc Iel
ysrd- K Of that
100 Pieces Dress Goods at sc, retailing every
whore at 37kc.
100 White Spreads ut 75c, never before oil,rcd
for less than 81 IS.
% Pieces Black Brillantin9 at 37J!c, positively
worth 7Sc.
20 Pieces double width spdug Mohar, a, csc,
worth acc.
100 New and handsome DOlnans from 50 90 up,
Numerous other Bargains In the whole stock.
We guarantee to sell 20 per cent cheaper than any
house IN the trade. Give US call. CONVICTION
Is THE BEsl EVIDENCE.
L BLUM &c BRO
llOi Main street.
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New Goods for spring wear received
daily at Tho.s Hughes 4 Co.'S Merchant
Tailoring Establishment. All Wool
Cassimeres will be made to order in suits
for $50, same as usually sold at $25.
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MAY 9th is the day on which an exam.
ination will be held in Bellaire to select
cadet to represent the Sixteenth Ohio
Congressional district at the West Point
military academy.
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ASK for those elegant English Diagon.
ais for spring overcoats at Thos. Hughes
y Co.'s. Now is the time to examine
their stock while it is fresh and unbrokcn.
Special inducements to cash customers,
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IL the City Council don't come to some
agreement over licenses tonight, there
will probably be hitch in the business,
similar to that year ago.
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BREAK DOWN IN PRIcEs.-Dress Goods
3 cents, Black Kid Gloves So cents and
Carpets ms cheap rs 10 cents. They have
to be sold to raise money now.
j. W, FE9IPl,.
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SEVERELY IEJURED.--On Saturday last
Mr.. Charley Hull, u son Of Lewis Hull,
the butcher, was severely kicked in the
mouth by refractory horse, and badly
hurt
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CARPETS Carpets! Carpets! It is n
we'll settled fact that the cheapest Car.
pets and Dry Goods in the city are found
at ]. W. FERREL'S,
Corner Main and Goth St.
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The soda fountain at Roberts drug
store, in North Wheeling, exploded yes
terday. No particular damage resulted.
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BREAK down in prices of Dry Goods
and Carpets. Now ia your time. Call
and price. Got to sell.
I ~ EFvpv,
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THE young ladies at Mt. de Chantal
had a little reunion last night in the Col.
lege Hall. Vaas' city band furnished
the music.
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SATURDAY, April 2slh, ISL,

Att O'clock A. ", the following described proper.
~: The eat 'iIuen ltGt Of the east half Of Lot
numbered se1enty'GvC, situated on the south aide
Of Eighteenth street, ctWecn Jacob and Woods
streets in that part d the city Of Wheeling called
East VIII cling. Title believed to bc perfect, but
will convey only, such title Us Is YES cd IN me
TMss ~ SALA-One-third and more II tho pur.
chaser 70 ell ct In fash, the balano- in two equal
palm'nis liz and twelve months with lot rest,
the ute 10 Ua retained un,iI laymeut Is made In
full MM. u CALDWELL, TT stee.
". J ". CowDEN, collector mrs
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THE Finance Committee Of the Board
Of Commissioners, sitting as a Board Of
Equalization, have concluded their
laOors and adjourned sine die.
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CALL and see the all Wool Cassimeres
at Thos. Hughes x Co.'s, which they will
make to order in fashionable manner
for $50 per suit.
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TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT
/ PAIN.
During the eleven years havo been pncticinR
In Wheeling have administered gas TO over seven
| thousand persons with PRRRECT SAPETY, aud in
almost every case with entire satisfaction to myself
| and patients.
We constantly Keep on hands purc Nitrous Oxide
Gas for those that desire to takeit.
DE-. SuRGISOE d SON,
no3 No. llI3 Market st.
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The Island Temperance people held a
meeting in the Thomson ME-. Church
last night,
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THE Tivola is the name Of the new
beer garden which is to DO opened under
the Opera House on Wednesday.
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JUST received, lot Of Children's Shoes
Of the latest STYLES, at L. Y. BLoND,s.
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ERE long the bad boy who crawls I'm.
der the circus canvas will have chance
to give the elephant piece Of tobacco.
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Tuos. HuGHEs & Co. have Just re.
ceived fresh lot OF Worsteds, which they
will make up into suits at the very low
price OF S25. Call and examine them,
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GtrnGmtelLi9ereer.
TUESDAY, APIsIL "a, 1877.
New Advertisements,

The May Queen-Orera House.
Lost-Pocket Book.
Bank Statement.
Carpets and Firniture-Friend & Son.
Wanted-SituatIon.
Joseph II. sage--Donestic Sewing Ma.
chine.
Chamber Suits-Mendel, Booth 4 Co.
Observation-Disclosures X Davenport.
Clocks-Oxtoby & Dnilield.
United States Mail-West Virginia.
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GENTS fine shoes OF the latest styles
Just received at L. V. BLoND's.
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The Wheeling Shakespeare Club cele.
brated the birthday Of the great poet at
Germania Hall last night.
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TONIGHT closes the engagement Of the
1.-TWO Orphans"
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Po11cE CouRr-Judqe Cranmer.

His Honor yesterday morning dis.
posed Of the following business;
Mary Zimmerman and John Ferrel
were committed for thirty days each for
drunkenness.
Patrick Daily r'Fourth Governor,
was sent to the workhouse for thirty
days for creating tumult and disorder.
VIM. Ritz, for exposing his person
was required 10 pay fine Of So.
Robert Wright was charged 81 for dis
orderly conduct.
professor" Donaldson ('the buffer,
was sent to the work house for thirtl
days for disorderly conduct.
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Al the front coor the Cour House OF Ohio coun-
" Tie flIo'iIg property, VS. = u that pnce or
the cit! II Nh,c ing, uh county ". Va known
III the LUth To- II VI lot No five o. In square No.
hhTn 49, fronting GU JAG b sICe formerly
James slrtet), IIge,her with all he improvements
thereto bcOugiug-the house being No 20 Jacob
stree.
mu,l more n the purchaser may elect to pay, and
the balance In two eqVAi payments nj one and two
years, with security and htHIing interest.
T j. HUGus, Trustee.
W II UILhR Auc,lon.eF HDlO
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inTuERMoMETER RECoRD.-The follow.
. 6 shows the range olthe thermometer,
Is observed at SChncprs drug store,
Opera House corner, yesterday:
SAN. IAN. 3P.M. TIM
&c Il &c 81
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The CouRTs.-CrRCurr CouRr-JudgC
Melrin: This court metatthe usual hour
yesterday.
The office judgment docket was called,
and the day was occupied in the argu'
ment Of demurrers.
Adjourned to the usual hour this
morning.
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THE finest shoes kept in the city at
l.. Y. BLoSps.
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If you want to get suited in pair Of
shoes so TO L. Y. BLoND'S.
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A DAUGHTER Of DR.. Baird, eight years
old, is lying very low with lung fever.