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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-01-16

THERMOMETER REcoRD.-The follow
ing shows the range Of the thermometer,
rs observed nj Schnepfs drug store,
Opera House corner yesterday ~ ? q
s AN. ian. 3PM. 7P. N.
70 90 81 a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-01-16

The Bouoicault comedy company pro.
duced forbidden Fruit in Pittsburgh
last night.
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TlHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
i stockholders Of the Riverside Iron
Works, for the election Of officers, &C.,
will be held at the COmpauy's Office, No
1901 Main street. Wheeling, W. Va, on
"Wednesday evening" January 24lh, al I
o'clock. N. WILKINSON.
JalO-W Secretary.
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If You want a carpet at half price go 10
j. W. FERREI's,
Cor. Main and Goth streets.
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oSE marriage license was issued Yes.
terday by the Clerk Of the County Court.
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THE "sOeial" held an enjoyable ball at
the Mcclure House last night.
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The Municipal Court ha. adjourned
over to Wednesday.
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EoR SALE

DOR SALE
Eighty choice Bulldlng lois on Wheeling Island.
Pricc from 500 to 5000 each. Only one-dxth Of
the purchase money required In cash. The residue
may bc raid annually N EyR equal lnstallments
with interest
Apply to JOHN J.. GILCHRIar
acl1 Al TOP Mill.
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YESTERDAY was one Of the most disa.
greeable Of days. 1giIl.l
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YESTERDAY was another day in which
snow, hail and rain all fell. ..l
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ONLY two courts in session ia the city
at present. u...
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TuEhinse factory started upyesterday
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No transfers of real estate yesterday.
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LADIES fine side lace box.tOe shoes at
l.. V. BIoND's, 1875 Main street.
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ENOR RENT-Ono tWo-stOry frame house con-
II tdnng nine rooms, on Tenn street. One cot
tage frame hOuSe containing seven rooms on Viz
giniA btTeci, near the west end Of Suspension
Bridge; also one cottage frame house, containing
nVn rooms, on Penn street. Apply TO H. CAMP
BELL, No. Is Penn street all
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FOR SALE.

! offer Tor sale the tWo-story Brick Dwelling
House, No. 1913 CHapllne street. Contains ten
rooms, hot and cold water; also gas throughout.
StablinS for four horses attached. VIII Ia sold
low and on easy terms. I#..
For particulars enquire Of -
tNlg A. e. EGERTEk
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I L.
GTATE or WEST VIRGINIA, ONO COUN.
- Tf Circuit Court. January Rules. 1877.
w. W; y sIlI''Ir' In chau.er,.
Margaret L BllmIre. : STT TllWa9t.
The State Of West Virginia; TO the shtrlirof Ohio
County, greeting:
We command you that you summon Margaret T.,
illInlre, II she be found In your BaliwlcE, to aI.
pear ut tho Clerks Otlo0 Of the Circuit Court Of
Ohio County at Rules TO Be held for the said Court,
on tho FIRST Monday 10 November, lSiG, 10 answer
bill In ChAncury exhibited against her 10 the sal,l
Court by W. W. Billmlrr, and have then there this
writ. WitncSI. SAMUEL II. McCOLLOCH, Clerk
Of said Court, ut the Court HOUSE Of said Coun.
", In the city Of Wheeling. the n day Of NOvenl-
her, 1876, aud In the 18th year Of the state Of WeAl
Virginia SAMUEL Il MCCoLl OCH, Clerk.
sItERIPP's RETURN.
Margaret Il. RillmIre Is no Inhlbitant Of my lLll.
iWlCk nor found therein November ., 1876,
GEO. He'll, ID. =
/ For GEO. Il. TIEGLE, S O.C.
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TAKE NOTICE,

That the pldutli will tako the dispositions Of Nv,
W. Billmire md others ut the Office Of Daycnpu,i
\ D0vener, il3s ChApline street, Wheeling, Nest
Virginia, on the 10th day Of February, 1871, 10
tween the houra Of O'Clock A. n. and Go'cInck p.
y. And II from any cause tho sid denositlons
shall not bc commenced, or being commenced shall
not he completed on said day, they will bo al Ourn
oil FROM iimG 10 time until they arc completed.
DAVENPORT 4 DOYENER,
lal-M V ~ SOls. for Complainant.
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Don RENT

The tWO4tory Brick HOn,c on Fifteenth street,
No. i22, containing Fix rooms, besides kitchen,
hath room and work kitchen, will 10 for rent from
April ist, 1871 Applyto
sAML u. BARNITZ,
jaG-eOl Trustee.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-10-16
THE WEEKLY INTEI.LIGENCEK.
Official Press OF King County.
Tuesday, October 16. 1877.
THE RAILROAD CHANCES.

According tna New York Sun opinion.
as giveL in our dispatches this morning.
the triumphant election Of Randall {"
the Speakership Of the House Of Repre-
sentatives means n redoubl,d Demo-
cratic hostility III Congress to all sub
sidy demands Whence by implica-
ton An unfavorable augnry is to he
drawn relative 20 the extension of the
franchises of the Northern Pacific
Railroad Company. We should be
sorry - See that application (under
Just notifications AID restrictions) de-
feated. Our Territory needs the imme-
date building of the road The
whole country needs the completion Of
this great northern competing line to
Offset the preponderAting power and
monopoly Of the Central Pacific Com
psny, of California.
It seems TO be the programme def
nitely determined upon by the manage
ment of the company, to make as their
first drive the completion Of the existing
gap in the through route of travel
that between the navigable waters Of
the Columbia and the Missouri. We
could then have a through system Of
trade aud travel inaugurated at once
across the northwest.
We cannot but think that tho repre-
sentstiyes OF the people all along the
line of the great North will see the i'm
perative need of the country and their
own interest in a clear light. and that, al.
lowing their patriotism to prevail over
their partlsanshiD in this case, they will
stand by the cause of the people and
the cause of national progress by vot-
ing reinforcement to the hard-pressed
pioneers of the nations mivsnce--the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
just as they voted to back up Grant and
Sherman to the last requisite man and
dollar. when they were fighting it out
ION that line" In the Summer Of 1864
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AN OPPORTUNITY FOR THE
AFFLICTED.

Dr. j N. Hinkie. of the National
Surgical Institute. with COMPETENT
corps of assistants will visit Por, land.
Oregon, Rooms at st. Charles Hotel,
October 22d. to November lst, 1877,
inclusive No other Institution in the
wu'l has successfully treated Sc many
cases OF Spinal Curvature. Diseases Of
the Joints. Paralysis, Club Feet, Piles,
Fistula in .no. Scrofula. Nasal Catsrrh,
etc Patients from almost every Co.
in the United States have applied
to it for relief, either at the lone lnsti-
tute st Indianapolis. Indiana, or TO one
Of lis Grand Divisions at Philadelphia,
Pa, Atlanta Ga. or San Francisco,
Cal The afflicted cannot afford to miss
this opportunity of being cured at
home. The ID. c;or makes 10 charge
for consultations and examination. and
his terms for treatment are within the
reach OF every one.
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EUKOPE.

NEW YORK, Oct. IA Press dis
patch says the election in France passed
OF quietly. No Disturbances reported
till hslf-psst three thic morning. A
dispatch Of this morning states that re-
turns from 1858 ACCOMPLISHMENTS show
the election Of 24s Republicans and III
McMahonists. In eight arrondisse-
ments the second ballot has been re-
ceived Thus far the Republicans lost
so seats. and MacMahOn II. Among
the Deputies elected are Gambetta.
Grivy. Paul DeCassagnac and Louis
Blanc.
PARIS. Oct l5--Ehe following sddi-
t,onal news has been received Geroy,
Moderate Republican for Bcsancon.
Bennett and Duirdier, now in prison
for libelling. Mcmahon, from Paris. in
place Of Pascal. Duprate. Republican,
khour, Bonapartist from Riom. and Rich
ara WAddington, moderate hepuDlicsn
from Rouen are reelected, defeating
the Government candidate Delsmard.
Baron Hsusmann. Bonapartist, from
Ajsccio. defeating Prince Napoleon.
moderate. was elected by 1882 votes
against 1910 for his opponent. Grevti
was elected from Dole, defeating the
government candidate, Priccol Dabigny.
as welt rs in Paris DE Fourier, Boz
napartist. present minister Of the inter-
ior, is reelected. OF the elected $50
delegates out Of the 1868 Of the late
chamber. 80 are conservatives. and 81
have been re elected. For actual ma
jority of the chamber 276 votes are re-
aured.
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EASTERN STATES.

WARRINGTON. Oct. IA .Postofiices es-
tablished: Fulds. Klicki.at county. w.
T.. Stephen I. Whitcomb, postmaster.
Postmaster appointed: II. H. Tibbetts,
Rcuton. King county. VT
New YoRK. Oct. 1.-the Sun has
the following: The grain crop this year
in the United States is vast increase
over any preceding year in the history
Of the country. 1t amounts in the two
principal cereals OF wheat and corn 10
3s5. 0O0. 600 bushels Of the former and
1850. 00O. 900 Of the latter. according TO
careful estimates Of Walker, statistician,
OF the New York Produce Exchange.
The Suns Washington City special
says Randall's nomination by such .
tremendous vote on the first ballot,
means simply and only that the Demo
cratic party is not going to ahate its
opposition to standing armies, extrsvs-
giant appropriations and the corrupt
system Of subsidies to corporations.
Randall was firmly opposed by all these
interests and by oil rings and organized
Hobbies represented here. ana his tn
umph il the triumph Of the hest ele-
mcnts Of the country.
WAslEIxoroN. Oct. l5-There was m
extra meeting of the Cabinet to-day TO
consider nominations to 10 sent to the
Senate. Republican members in the
Hcase In caucus this morning nomins.
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ted Garfield, of Ohio. for Speaker;
Rusk. ex member from Wisconsin,
Clerk; Ordway, Of New Hampshire.
Sergeant-at arms; Harrison. of Tonnes
se. Doorkeeper. and Sherwood, of
Michigan. Postmaster. At the opening
Of the session the House galleries were
crowded. and the corridor. for two
hours previously were almost impassa-
BE. At IL o'clock the Clerk, Adams,
called the House to order. re.d the
Presidents proclamation to Congress,
and called the roll of members by
States. beginning with Maine. The
Senators were ready i'll their places. aud
the usual hustle attending the opening
If the session prevailed
ington special says: II was stated il
these dispatches some time ago that
Blaine Announce to one Or two person.
al friend, that he had no idea If being
a Pr, -id.ntI,i csudldat. in 1880. be
cause he saw clearly that the Demo-
crats were destined 10 sweep the cOun
try in that -lection He believed they
would elect President who would sue
cumb To the Southern demands and thus
Cause = tremendous reaction in favor Of
the Republican party of the north and
md w,st He looks forward. therefore.
for return of the Republican party to
power in 1854, and intends if possible
to DC the Republican candidate at that
time The intentions Of AIR Blaine are
confirmed ny his friends since his re-
turn here. and furnish key to his po-
lltic.l course III the immediate future.
1t is stated he will. as far as possible,
ignore the present administration. He
will not seek any quarre!s with Pre'i-
dent Hayes, neither will he attempt to
ally himself in any way with the ad-
mini,iration. He believes it IS des-
tined to be failure in all partizan re-
spects. He intends to devote himself
to legislation affecting the interests OF
the North and East, and is expected to
be special representative Of the seve-
raj claimants for the remainder Of the
Alabama award
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 14-For several
days divers have been endeavoring to
close the ports and the holes cut in the
hull OF the steamer Constitution. pre-
psrstory to raising her. Late last night
they finally accomplished the object
and to-day the water was pumped out.
The ship was floated again, and lowed
to the foot Of Second street. It is i'm
possible at present to ascertain the
amount of damage by fire and water.
- the hold 10 full Of mud, debris and
water soaked cargo.
SAN Francisco. Oct. 14-Arrived-
H. r. n. ship Fanteme. Esquimalt;
bark Forest Queen, Port Ludlow.
Sailed Bark Revere, Nanaimo; bark
Whistler, Seattle.
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EUROPEAN DRAYTs.-Drsfts issued
at lowest rates On Great Britain. Ire
land, Germany. Russia, France, Norway
and Sweden. Tickets TO and from
Europe sold ct lowest satsa by Andrew
Chilbsrg, Seattle, w. r.
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Editorial Correspondence
ALL ALONG THE COAET..V

TRINIDAD AND CRESCENT CITY.
There are two or three places on the
northern California coast Of some i'm
portance above Eureka. but o we did
not call in. will pass them over with
but q casual notice. First, there is
Trinidad, place Of several hundred
inhabitants. . short distance above
Eureka. Its support is derived from
the ocean beach mines of which more
anon. Crescent City. the capital Of Del
Norte county. Is . place Of more note,
though not now the stirring maritime
center that it used to be in thc early
days. When Northern California aud
Southern Oregon constituted the great
gold mining region of the coast. Crss-
cent City was only the second sen port
in importance to San Francisco. It ives
always throoged with miners who
hocked there to buy outfits and with
transfers who gathered there to receive
steamers freight Of supplies to be
hauled over the mountains ia every
direction to the towns and mining
camps Of the interior. Now asids from
what trade 1t carries on with the Rogue
River Valley. jacksonville. and sur
rounding country Of Oregon. and the
very excellent dairy districts in its i'm.
mediate vicinity, It enjoys Compare
lively little commerce. The exhaustion
Of the placers has left it "to pine on
the stem" II has never been % prom.
inent as il was since the melancholy
laundering Of
THE BROTHER JONATHAN.
OF the coast line Of steamers, which
sunk IN that vicinity during q severe
gale in July. 1865. while en- romts for
Portland from San Francisco. She vas
seeking the port for shelter from the
storm when she strnck . hidden reef
and very soon broke up. dre~ning
host Of passengers. including many
prominent persons.
The harbor is an ocean blight. thickly
digit with rocks. crescent in shape, "
ing under the lee Of Point st. George.
and some miles north of the mouth of
the Klamath river.
BEACH MINING
The most remunerativs business
along all thus coast from below Hum.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
ExclssstreSy to the
DAILY I.TTEkLICE.VCER.
THE ONLY NEWSPAPER
Receiving Dispatches
IN WASHINGTON TERRITORY
WAsVIN0TON TERRITORY.

OLYMPIA. Oct. 15-Both Houses ad.
journed to-day in respect to Joseph
Foster and sympathy for his deep stflic.
ton
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NITROUS OXIDE. Gas at Lockc's
Dental Office.
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PURE Mocha Coffee for sale cheap at
Cbilberg Bros.
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For GENUINE GERMAN M.n Tread,
go to Piper's.
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CAUTION ]!

uYhEREAs. NY WIFE. BELLE 0!s1i -;
w hayins left my bed and bossd W. N ~.
ssnss - reovocstion, this q 10 esniieo ~
Sss seaIpst harboEipg % trusting - [s1s.S.
sccouns, e Vii pay no hills u hsf q S6S6
octS-tv
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Read and Learn for Yourself.

Many valuable discoveries and much
useful knowledge ia kept from the
world. because of the immense expense
in making thu N known to the people.
This Is not he case with BOsCHEE's
GERMAN SYRUP. although but n few
years introduced into this country. its
sale now reaches in every town and viii
lage in the T. s Its wonderful sue
Cess in curing Consumption, severe
Coughs, Pneumonia, Asthma, and all
other diseases Of the throat and lungs,
was first made known by distributing
every year. for three years, over 100000
bottles to the afflicted. free Of charge, by
Druggists No such "A tes6 of merit WAS
ever given before to any other prepara-
ton. Could you ask mores Go to
yonr Druggist and get a bottle for IS
cents and try it. Sample bottle. 10
cents. Agents. Crane & Brigham,
Wholesale Druggists, San Francisco
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Oliver II. Goodwin, piano max
er and tuner will visit Seattle snd other
owns on the Sound again shortly.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
Notwithstanding the enormous expense At
tsched 10 this performance. the following are the
popular prices Of sdmissisn
Front sea1s. -. 81 % Gallery. o 3
1asrsved sesls extra. 80 cents.
- Reserved sests for sale ~ ysck Levys
0rctto Ctear ossnd osfsdfd
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A FARMER on Fidalgo Island raised
Rye eight feet high. The old Rye a,
the CENTENNIAL SALOON is not eight
feet high. but Is way-up. Barley and
hops IN fluid state can't be beat there
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NOBODY has found Charley Ross yet.
bat everybody has found the best place
in Seattle to get Oysters-at PIper's. Of
course.
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nEACH MINING.

The most remunerativs business
along all tins coast from below Hum-
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-12-07
CLUB RATES.
LOCAL DIRECTORY.

MISREPRESENTATION Lodge No. 13,-J. Howard
Wayt, Master Jas. Ker. Secretary; meet at their
Lodge in the Masonic Building on Main street on the
second and last Friday nights in every month.
Union Royal Arch Chapter-W. Fl. Fl. Lynn, High
Prizes Jas. ker, Secretary; meet in Masonic Hall on
I'd Tuesday night in each month.
Stevenson Commandery-W. 81. Fl. Lynn, Com
mander, Jas F. Patterson. Recorder; meet at their
Asylum in Masonic Building the 4th Monday in each
month.
Odd Fellows Staunton Lodge No. As, T. o. o. F.
Louis Cohen, Noble Grand S. M. Miller, Secrela-
ry; meet at their Hall on Main street, over Wayt's
drug store every Thursday night.
Central Encampment No. 24-N. M. Warner Chief
Patriarch, J. w. Blackburn, Scribe: meet in Odd
Fellows Hall the I'd and 4th Tuesday in each month.
Good fempiars-N M. Varne i; Worthy Chief, J, NJ.
Henkle, Secretary; meet every Saturday night in
their Hall on Augusta street over John Hoges store
straugnn, Worthy Chief, Heller Ker Secretary;
meets ever Thursday night in the Sons OF Temper
ance Hall over Wayt's drug store.
Sons of Jonadab.-Heber Kerr, Worthy Chief, JnO'
Noon, Secretary; meets every Monday night in the
Hall of West Augusta Lodge.
Sons of Temperance-Charty Division No. g.
ing Scribe; meet every Monday night in their Hall
over StoneWan Band Hail.
Juvenile Templars-J. W. Newton, Superinten
dent, j. Herbert Stiff Secy-neetS in hall of West
Augusta Lodge, every Sunday at P. M.
Improved Order of Red Men, Hwatha Tribe, No.
39JuliuS G, Sceffer, Sachem: JnO Yeager, Chief of
Records-meets every Friday night in Hall of West
Augusta Lodge
Knights of Honor-Dr. J. M. Hanger, Director, F.
b. Link, Reporter, meets every Thursday night in
the haof West Augusta Lodge.
Military-West Augusta Guard Capt. W. L. Bum
gardner Lewis Bumgardner, Secy, meet in their
armory over Wayt's Drug Store, every Monday
hight Regular meeting first Monday in each month
s;taunton Artillery. Capt. A, H. Futz, n. NJ Var
her, Sec'y-meet at their armory New street.
every Tuesday night. Regular meeting. End Tues
day in every month.
Stonewall Brigade Band-E. M. Cushing, Presi-
dent. Prof A. j. Turner, Director, W. FL. Barkman,
Secretary, meet in their hall over Wayts Drug store
every Tuesday and Friday night.
Fire Observation-Disclosures Fire Compapy-Mi-
ehael Coz, Captain IN Maurice Barry secy meets at
Staunton Hook and Ladder Compariy-J. M. Har.
dy, Capt, Sandy Wilson, sec'y-meet lst Wednes
day night in each month at their headquarters in
the Sullivan building, corner Augusta and New
Court House street.
Young Mems Christian Association-Dr. R. S.
Hamilton, President j. Emmett Guy, Sec'y-meet
at their rooms in Grange building, for religious
ercises every Sunday at 4l5 P. NJ. Directory meets
at call Of the President Library open from to s
P. M. every evening except Sundays.