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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-30

Tus Loss or se,OOO-A very unfortunate
incident connected with the death OF
young Hagen came to light Yesterday. For
d considerable period he had been a mem
Der OF the beneficial society known as the
independent Order Of Workingmen, and
had paid considerable money into the
treasury. Just before he was taken i'll he
had about concluded TO withdraw hismem-
bership, and so notified the proper officers.
When, however, he became i'll lieiniormed
the same officers Of his wish to renew his
obligations, but in the meantime two as
easements Of SIPS each had been passed,
and the laws Of the Order prevented his
restoration. But for the unfortunate step
taken.by the deceased his mother would
have been the recipient OF two thousand
dollars from the Order in thirty days.
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the Central Glass Works strike-A Word
FROM Perry Goodwin.


Editors Intslllggnecf; $500, ~,
4 acknowledge tliatI was once member
Of the GAS Blowers' Union. PWasone Of
the.frstthat ipined the pssembly in Wheel
ing. I,was Informed, at the time that i
Joined the assembly that could withdraw
al any time. I stayed in II eight months,
and Becoming dissatisfied | Withdrew, but
lcftitli anian. Iasked thccOmmittee
to erase my name from their boo Ks, telling
them that, il the Order had any
clnims, agninst me ! would settle the
bill. During the strike at the Bell
airc Goblet Works my brother went
down there TO go to work. was
advised by several Of the members OF the
Unionap so down after him and prevent
his taking q Job there, they assuring me
that they would help me to support him:
did 50 and gave my brother money and
groceries TO tile amount oftifty-one dollars
and the Union never gave him one cent.
Theyeyen suffered him with his sick wife
and his children crying for bread, to be
thrown ont of'housc and home. then
gave him money and continued TO do so
Until he went to work. After that offered
the union my money, one turn everyday,
this every two weeks, which they refused.
/ did this although I'had withdrawn my
name and did not consider thatthe organi-
zation had any claims on me. Ibid so be
cause unotherman who had leftthe Union
was doing the same thing. The members
OF the Union have told too many contra
dictory tales in trying to make inc, out q
traitor. As to my borrowing q dollar to
nav the first ihstallment Of the assessment,
Il Is simply false. II the members OF the
assembly are anxious to know who gave
the Union away, and expressa willingness
to See itin print, ! will publish 1t. 1t was
not me However, for / had not attended
any of the meetings for six months,
although L was well posted in what was
goiug,on. IS tS PERRY GOODWIN.
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DETENTION on THE B. 4 o. RAlLRoADI-
TraIn No. q on the B. & o. Railroad,
due here yesterday morning at s AS o'clock,
did not arrive until nearly balf-past one
In tho afternoon. The detention was
caused BY the widening Of the track at
North Mountain, near Martinsburg which
threw some freight ears from the rails, and
these had to be replaced before the passen-
ger train could proceed, The Central Ohio
west bound train was nearly four hours
ate leaving Wheeling for the same reason.
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THg oTHER SIDE OF TIE SToRY.-The
readers OF the ISTElLloEScER will recollect
that about week ago u girl named Sallie
r. Mcbride went TO Squire Waits Office in
this city and made oath that her home IL
in Hamilton county, Ohio, md that she
had been persuaded by a young man who
is quite well known here to leave her par
entail 4nansion, at the same time promising
to marry her in Wheeling. A letter
was received by gentleman in this
citv Yesterday from the girls moth
or. and the information contained
therein would, IL published, lead to the
asking, seriously, "Was she led or did she
90 astray?" The mother says she has but
one wish on earth, and that is to- see her
daughter q reformed girl, and j she thinks
she can lead u proper life she Is willing to
give her another trial. She also says she
has tried her three times only to sec her
fall again, but prays she may be more sue
cessful this time than heretofore.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-30

IP you have the Dyspepsia or Liver
Complaint you can find almost immediate
relief, and by using short time, regularly,
you can be entirely cured OF these dis
trcssing diseases by McLdui'S Wheeling
Pills. Don't be deceived by "others Just
as goodn but stop in at the manufacturers
and get box Of the genuine article.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-30

BRl1AInE LOCALS. : The Free Mason So
cieties ofthis city are taking active steps to
subscribe relief for the pestilence-stricken
people ofthe South. Calls for special meet
ings Of the lodges have been made.
Henry q. Pumphrey, the butchers an old
Bellaire by, but for the last year engaged
in the pork packing business, near Law
renee, Kansas, is expected home here
againnext week. Mr.. Humphrey finds the
climate there not agreeable with his
health. i'
The numerous relatives and friends bid
hearty farewell, with many warm con.
gratulations, TO Mr.. and Mrs Dunkel, a
newly married couple, who departed from
here on their journey liomewArd, Rich
mond, Va, last Wednesday evening,
The residence Of our worthy Mayor was
visited last "Wednesday night by Colonel
Fosters excellentorchestra who discoursed
some excellent music. The Moyor felt
highly honored, and returns his hearty
thanks to the serenaders. $50
Within the last few weeks, by the pla-
cling OF stones on thestreetrailway, by good
for nothing streeturchins, the cars, as
often as dozen times a day, are thrown
from the track; not only causing an I'M
necessary delay 10 passengers, but q mate
rial damage TO the company. The Super
lntendent OF tho road intends, hereafter, to
prosecute the parents OF such boys to the
iull extent Of the law.
Two marriages, the couples ofwhich reg
lister in our best society circles, takes place
next week. We are sworo not to divulge.
-Four Of our Glass Works, the Baron
Manufacturing Company and the lmple-
nent and Machine Works OF this city are
doing a rushing business at the present
time, and the Secretaries Of these concerns
report a steady increase with indications
for a heavy fall trade.
Tho WinnebGnarian congregation will
hold Il grand revival meeting next Sun
day in their church at Pintch ravine about
one milo below this city.
Business ut the Mayors Court is dull.
Warrants were issued yesterday for
Thomas Lilly, saloonist, charged with
committing assault and battery upon
Madam Ellen Stanley, tho "queen"
salOonlst, and another against her high
ness for keeping bad and disorderly
house. i-l'' at y
Mr.. W. r. NJ. Denny, under tho auspices
OF the Auxiliary Bible Society Of Belmont
county, Is Canvasslng In this city now.
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4IEssRs. LIST & ToDD announce the
opening OF their new hat store. Their
stock Il large and varied, comprising all
tho latest styles and every quality. MIR.
Todd, the junior member OF the firm, has
had considerable experience in the hat
business, and neither gentleman will
leave anything undone to please their GUS
tomers. M
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Che ,aatellaeenters
FRIDAY. AUGUST 30, 1878.


arr New Advertisements. 'a ~
For Cincinnati and Louisville Steamer
Florence Meyer. q
For Cincinnati-Steamer Telephone.
To the Citizens Of Wheeling
Don't Forget Sale at Mcclure House Art
Grand Benefit Concert at Tidal Wave
Saloon. -,,,r,E- y ~ .-,.y :. y.r-y r.
Mosquito Bafs-Zink & Morchead.
Ladies' Temperance Band.
IIigginsl Gallery. 9l,l i5sBH WsA
Fall Styles at List & Todd's
Marble. and Wood Top Tablcs-Mcndel
Grand Excursion from Wheeling to
sE SHIPPING Tags rateiligeneer ohcc. %
Boariing9lsS 1gY5 sfS. 7saa1
Sugar, Coffee, Tear. ]. smyth.
Grand Coneert-head OF local. 10.
Notice in Bankruptcy-head OF local.
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TuErR Is one dog less in South Wheeling
than was contained in the census two days
since, and he was killed by an attack OF
yellow2but moi, fever. The victim was
large Newfoundland dog, highly priced by
his owner, and the murderer was an in
significant yellow cur, about is inches
high, who ifflthe course Of fight, such as
dogs delight in, seized the large, animal
underithe throat and caused his instant
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yoIcE CuEruRE.-Alrs. Annie NJ. sheib
will resume her course OF vocal training on
Thursday, September. 9Th, at her rooms,
lll2 Main street, second floor. Applica-
ton for lesson may be made at Sheihs
music store, Washington Hall, oras above.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-30
POLICE Corrr-Judqe Cnanmer.

Tho attention Of this court was occupied
Yesterday in hearing the case of Tim. Dor
gan, charged with being drunk and disor,,
derry. Tim. was fined five dollars and
costs. In default he was committed.
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PIASoASp ORGAN TuS1Sa.-Ifyourp Piano
or Organ needs tuning or repairing, please
send your order to 1927 Market street, and
our tuner, Mr.. Charles Kilmeyer, will give
it prompt attention. All work guaranteed
satisfactory. Address, p,.
Lucas Music STORE,
I'd 1927 Market st.
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Mn. q, w. ATKINSON spoke eloquently in
the Temperance cause at Mozart Hall last
evening, Mr.. Isaac Stcelman also made q
good speech. There will be q meeting IN
Ibis hall tomorrow evening. Mr. Akin
son has consented 10 speak on the occasion.
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La BELLE LoDdE No. 9, Ancient orderof
United Workiugmen, made the Afst con-
tribution In this city for the yellow fever
sufferers. The amount was SIS and the
date Saturday last, i.iF , ,-
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AT.wAsIISGTON

the hospitable Capt. Harry Shirts, though
notatallwell, welcomed the excursion to his
magnificent grove, in justsu words and
with Just such a handshake us proceeds
from heart overlooking with kindness
and generosity, The Mayor Of Washing.
ton was also on the ground with his Chief
Of Police 10 protect the school and its
friends from ill-disposed persons who
might perhaps come from the town or sur
rounding country. Though there were
perhaps 200 people on the ground there
was no need for policeman to keep or
der. At o'clock tU1.
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Conference.-The case of John Auber,
charged before Squire Wait with beating
his sister, was settled last evening by the
Withdrawal Of the complaint and the pay
ment Of THE costs.
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CiorfzE HopsE. Goetze, the rag man,
whb II well known to this community, lost
an6the Or horse yesterday BY death The
animal naturally caved In aud kicked the
butket In the Eighth Ward, near the old
Washington sIill. The troubles OF Goetze
are many, especially with horsc and mule
flesh A-..f 4. u. ~ Il 49, t-tiec -fli5eF
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EXCURSION trains leave the B. & o. depot
Monday September I'd, at sos A. N. and
l:40 r. NJ, arriving in Chicago in time to
witness the Great National Firemen's Pa
rade. Fare the round trip onlyseven dol
lars. rsse tiiTHt IN .a
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TilE inst CONCERT for the benefit of the
yellow fever sufferers win be held 81
Chris. Siebkc's tonight. yaas Band will
Ybeir attendance. Mr.. Siebke Intends 10
devote the entire profits Of the evening TO
the good cause.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-30

Mn. CONRAD sRIBKRr, the well known
"ice man" entertained anumber Of friends
in his usual hospitiable manner at his res
idenee on the National Road, east Of the
city, yesterday afternoon.
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TnERxoaErER REcom.-The. following
shows the range Of the thermometer, MS
observed ut Schnepf's drug Store, Opera
House corner, yesterday:
s4in, ~ H. e.. ~ s.
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me FoURTiI TRAIN

left the city at o'clock p. NJ, and carried
two additional carloads OF excursionists.
Nothing OF special interest occurred along
the route, excepting that at almost every
station crowds OF people greeted the train
with "Hurrah!' or HHaye good time"
Elegant day." &C., &c.
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To CulcAoo via B. & o. R. R. Monday,
September 2. Fare the round trip only
seven dollars. Return tickets good for ten
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YELLOW FEVER BENEFIT. Mathews
Light Guards, ut u meeting last evening,
resolved to give military dress ball at
Washington Hall, the proceeds of which
will be donated TO the aid OF the yellow
fever sufferers, The date was left to the
committee, consisting of J. L. Dickey,
Chairman; j. E. Ratcliff, Theo. Kober,
Frank Mcneil and Charles W. Franz.
helm.
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'inALLELuIAn ms DONE, "

for this season at anyrate. The school
feels itself greatly indebted, not only to
the people above mentioned, but also to
Mr.. JOHN Baird, Of Washington, DR. Le-
AIoyne and Rev!,A. Wells and daughter.
Mr., Baird assisted in many preliminary
arrangements, which added 10 the comfort
Of the excursionists. We also noticed on
the grounds Rev, DR.. Bronson and others
who had come out TO congratulate Rev.
Barnitz on the magnificent success OF the
days undertaking. Altogether the excur-
sion was a truly grand success and adds
additional laurels TO "the work ofiaith and
labor Of love- which the First English
Evan. Lutheran Mission Is doing for the
happiness OF others.
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TnE citizens Of McCplloch street, be-
tween IltIi and 10th, complain that they
dOnpt yet have any wEterl ITr iheI ny
drants any day between the hours oil u ~
n. and 4P N.
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PERSONAL PoiSTs.-1Ir. w. NJ. 1Iandlan,
Of South Wheeling, will leave for Point
Pleasant, w. Va, and Gallipolis, o., this
morning. He will be absent about two
weeks. Z. q
Miss Mamie Harrison, daughter Of Mr..
w. H. Harrison, Assistant Master OF
Machinery of the b. & o. Railroad, who
has been visiting relatives in this city, will
return u her home in Cumberland to-
dry. 1i3'i. s
5lr. Leo Riester has returned from quite
an extended business tour.
Mr.. Henry G. slallcross has had new
lot OF bill boards erected on the old Grant
House corner, which extend almost one
half way from Main to Market street on
Tenth.
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L BLUM &c BRO,
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
~ staies, for the District Of wst Virginia. In

Bankruptcy.
District Of West Virginia, SIS
TIiS 10 gire Noiss, That on the 18th day Of August
A, D. iSTs Warrant 10 Bankruptcy was Issued out
Of the District Court Of the United States for tho Dis
trct Of Aestyirginia, against the estate q william
MIfandin,6i Wheeling, In the e3untS Of olhpr In
aid District, who has been adjndged bankrupt, on
his own Petition that the payment Of any debts and
the delivery u any property belonging TO such Bank
rpt 10 Him Or for his usa ard the transfer Of any pro-
perty By him arc forbidden by Law; and that meet.
lns q the creditors Of said Bankrupt 10 prove their
debts aud 70 choose onenr Assignee Of his e1taie
will be held al Court d bankruptcy, " be holden 81
RcriSter IN Bankruptcy for faid Dtret thlso lles
an The northeast e0riiGre o. Twelfth aud ehanllne
streets on the 18th day Of September 4. u 1875 "
~ O'clock y. J. CAMPBELL, Deputy
For GEO. w. PATTON, U. &, MaTsLal i'r said
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oeo PrIroL sii5. 400
Whole Tickets, SO. IaifTiekets, LOO
"a Tickets, $50. 90 Tickets, 800.
Remit by POstofEcc Money Order registered letter.
hank draft express Full list Of driving published
In Louisville COnrler-IOurnal and New York Herald.
aud mailed 10 all ticket holders For tickets and In
formation address COMMONWEALTH nISTRIRU-
TON co. OF 7. J. C0iStERF0RD, Secretary, Cour-
iOf-JOurnal Building, Louisville, Ky. An7 Ndf&E
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TIE THIRD TRAIN

was the regular, held back to give pre-
cedence to the excursion. II nevertheless
carried anumber OF excursionists and was
conducted by Capt. Deyrfes, OF the Rail-
road and Zeyely, Supt. OF the School.
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No strictly first-class dressing is complct,
without Prussing's Apple Vinegar.
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TIE SECOND TRAIN

with Kramer's un.exeelled Band mot a
man missing), the children OF the Home
and several hundred excusionists, was in
command OF conductor Billy Brown, OF the
Railroad company, and Rev. Mr.. Barnitz,
Of the Sunday School. The engine, No.
20, OF great power, was under control OF
Edward 7. Shepard, engineer, and Andrew
Wilcox. fireman.
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FROM Wheeling to Chicago, Monday,
September 2. Fare the round trip only
seven dollars. The cheapest rate ever
offered
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HRADQuARrERs for cheap dry goods, car.
pets, wall paper, &C.; No. 2019 and 202l
Main street. JoHN RoRNRR.
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Wilson, n. c., writes : Some ten years ago my
wiie's hair commenced falling out, aud got
very thin and turned gray; but after using
London Hair Restorera the Salr became
healthy, the hair stopped falling, the color was
restored, and is now growing beautifully,
Ask your druggist, for. London Hair Color
nestoreri lPrice, rs cents ahottle Six bottles,
81. Main Depot for the U. s., $50 North Sixth
street, Philadelphia Sold by Logan, List &
Co., Wheeling. eod4w
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clIEw Jaekson,s Best Sweet Navy Tobac-
20. cod.

II BALDxrss ORA DEFICIENCY or HAIR ex.
lists or II the hair Is gray, dyior harsh, TIE
natural youthful colnF taU bs restOnd b
using London Hair Color Restoret'' the
most delightful article ever Introduced 10 the
American people for increasing the growth,
restoring is natural color, and at the same
time u lovely hair dressing and bcautiier. 1t
istOtally different from oil others; not sticky
or gummy, and free from all impure ingredi.
ents that render many other articles O6nOx.
ious; intact i isexqutsitely perfumed, and so
cleanly and elegnntly prepared as to make Il
lasting hair dressing and toilet luxury.
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Mn.. Rents
GOAL BANK FOR RENT,

4 valuable Coal Bank ON lie National Road,
~ miles from Wheeling, e for rent iora per
i'll Of years.
For particulars, apply TO Mn. KI.E0H, in
Fulton, or Mr.. Peter Erb'S Livery Stable, No.
iiOa Market street, Wheeling. aus
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DUPONT's
Wheeling Powder AgeneJ'

! have at all times In SaVa, ui,s. !, 4
stock Of the above celebrate. NJ. P' y Z.
Rifle, Sporting tlu cans Bils'InI !. n i
Ia metallic packages, wh'en !,.,. ~
wholesale at manufacturer, price! :. h,
Portable Magazines Of difet.n :, an
boat. This Powder Is unsQ'a'I''
and quality. +. or,,,y Sd. AZ
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KRAMEn's oRcnEsTRA

treated the excursionists and their WASH
ington visitors to a concert OF choice music,
executed as only this orchestra can dot
Many people pressed upon the musicians
to see Il really the sweet sounds they were
making did come from human instruments.
Rev. Barnitz assured them they did, and
proposed that hat be passed around for
the benefit of the yellow fever sufferers.
About ten dollars were gathered, which
will be forwarded from here tomorrow.
Had there been any way OF making known
the concert and collection, no doubt q
much larger sum would have been realized.
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F0' '''i'r .e-l !, II,
The property on southeast corner Of Market and
IlIsh streets near North Street Church Lot dby
10 feet Brick hOtse containing six rUoms, Iron ROOT
Trrms-Oue-half cash, lallRer in one yeAr, Without
Interest. JAMES l.. HAwLEi, lisii
myg 100 Main Sluet
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TIIE FTpsr TRAM

Of seven coaches, under conduct Of Capt.
Edward Weisgerber, Of the railroad COM
pany, md Secretary Will. Higgins, Of the
Sunday School, was packed ready for
starting, and moved OFF amid cheer after
cheer by the bystanders and families along
18th street. This train was drawn by the
magnificent engine No. PSI, Thos. Noble
engineer and Thos. 0'Hara fireman.
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was sounded at Or NJ. and by hall past
eight the trains had.all returned, their pre-
cious freight all safely landed, and Rev.
Barnitz said he felt like singing m
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AlARrtS'T FIRRY ITfaiS- The Trocadero
Singing Society, a chorus Of sixteen voices,
with Prof Schotield rs director and Miss
+. o. Williams accompnnist, gave IN en-.
tcrtainmcnt in Commercial Hall on
"Wednesday evening for the benefit Of the
sufferers from yellow fever in the South,
and were greeted with a fair sized audi.
ence. The following is the programme: