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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-28


In all cases notice is given by the Lou.
isiana State Lottery Company that all its
correspondence is strictly conlidential,and
II never publishes the names OF persons
drawing capital prizes without frat OBJ
tanning a written card over their own
signatures,and unless specially permitted
to publish II.
WNstRo OF THE FIRST CAPITAL
PRizE.-Mr. M. Banister, Of the State
National Bank, elsewhere acknowledges
the receipt Of fifteen thousand dollars
from the Louisiana Lottery Company, in
payment Of half ticket which won the
capital prize in their drawingof January
s, and was held by him for collection for
account Of partiesi in San Antonio, Texas.
-"From the N. o. Pioayuae January'17.
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A GENTLE HNT.-In our style Of eli
mate, with It's sudden changes Of tempera.
ture-rain, wind and sunshine often In.
termingled in q single day-it is no
wonder that our children. friends and
relatives are 50 frequently taken from US
by neglected colds, half the deaths result.
ing directly from this cause. A bottle Of
Boschee's German Syrup keptabout your
home for immediate use will prevent
serious sickness, q large doctors Bill, and
perhaps death, by the use Of three orfour
doses. For curing Consumption, Hemor.
rhAges, Pneumonia, Severe Coughs,
Group or any disease OF the Throat or
Lungs, It's success Is simply wonderful a.
your druggist will tell you. German
Syrup Is now sold In every town and vii.
lage on this continent. Sample bottles
for trial, loo; regular size, 76c. eod4w.
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river News.

River 12 feet. Weather rainy. Busi.
ness dull.
The regular local packets. arrived and
departed as usual.
The o,Neal, with a good trip, left for
Pittsburgh on Saturday morning.
The Hudson left for Cincinnati, after
taking on a lot Of nails from all the low
er mills and Benwood.
The Ragon is to.day's packet for Par
kersburg at 103AM.
The Thanhauser arrived up from
Matamoras and leaves to-day at 10 A. NJ.
lBy TeieSaph.l
PITTSBURGH, January 16.-Riyer z
feet s inches and falling slowly. Weather
damp aud foggy, ~showering during the
day and heavy rains tonight.
MFMPH1a, January 2.-Riyer falling
slowly. Weather cool and showery. Ar
rived-Thompson Dean, New Orleans.
Departed-C0lorado ST. Louis; City of
Helena, Vicksburg.
CAIRO, January 27.-Arriyed-Grand
Tower, V~icksburg; Robert Mitchell, Gin
c%innati; al. Stevens, DyerSburg; Warner,
kNoW SiieallFI nihl 1llkAuetut OulO river
Arkansas Belle, Evansville. DEPARTED
Mitchell, New Orleans; Grand Tower, St.
Louis; Mollie Moore, New Orleans; AL.
Stevens and Warner, ST. Louis; Mary
Elizabeth. Arkansas river. River %
feet l inch and falling. Weather cloudy;
murcury AZ.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. S7.-Raining. De.
parted, Charles Morgan, Cincinnati ;
shinkle, Memphis; A. D. Donnally, New
Orleans E. e.. Durfee, st. Louis. River
rising, with ten feet in the canal.
EVANSVILLE, January 27.-It rained
all night and nearly all day; wind west;
mercury AZ TO 5lo. River 10 lilo feet
and falling. Down-Barnard and barges,
Laura P. Davis, Grey Eagle, John A.
Wood and tow, Williams and tow. Up
James W. Gof.
CNossAT1, January 27.-River "a
feet 10 inches and rising. Weather
cloudy and mild. Arrived-Granite
State, Pittsburgh; Iron Mountain and
tow, New Orleans. Departed-Granite
State, Pittsburgh. The steamer Charles
Morgan is due from New Orleans at mid
night.
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CHURCH PiaEoNs.-Pigeons are rather
nice to look at, and yet they are q filthy
sort OF bird and where they c~ongregate
in large numbers are apt to become a
nuisance. Ever since Noah started one
Of them out from the lofty peak Of Ara
rat as a sort Of weather scout they have
deemed no place too sacred for their hab-
itation, in fact church towers are
their favorite resort. Large numbers Of
them have their nesting and roasting
place in the tower Of the Island NJ. E.
Church, which they have so long occupied
unmolested as TO have converted II into q
regular guano depot.
On Saturday night Deacon Stone, with
his assistants, began a war Of extermina-
ton on the innocents and captured some
forty or fifty Of them. he will
continue the war from time to time until
there is not a pigeon left to tell the tale.
Pigeon pot.pie will be one OF the table
luxuries OF the Deacon's many friends
for an indefinite time to come.
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CG11ESDER's GEORGIA MINsrREIs.-
This company, composed Of genuine coli
ored men, gave an entertainment in the
Opera House on Saturday evening, be.
fore a large audience. We have had
imitation minstrelsy so long that there
have existed doubts concerning the
ability Of the Southern mi Of the plan.
tations TO represent themselves; bat Cal
lenders company furnished one Of the
most interesting entertainments given
here for some time. They fairly over.
flow with grotesque humor, which touches
sympathetic chords in the audience.
Their most striking characteristic is their
wholesome and hearty simplicity, dealing
rather with the humor OF real negro life
than with the slang Of city streets. They
will be welcome whenever they come
hack.
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WHEELING & TuscARAwAs VALLEY
RAILRoAD.-We learn that work on all
the light grading on the W. st. v. r. r.
has been suspended for the winter. The
company thus designs to save interest on
the fnyestment, as the suspended parts
can all be finished in the good weather Of
summer, when hands can be worked prof
itably and then be ready before the tun-
nels are finished. Work is being pushed
on all the heavy cuts and the tunnels.
The approach to the big tunnel at
Flushing has been worked out up to the
hill and the tunnel itself fairly entered.
This tunnelis fifteen hundred feet long
and the contractor thinks he can cut
through, at the rate Of 100 or l75 feet
per month, at which rate .he work will
be finished by next November. Stone is
being gotten out and dressed for the ma.
sonry, but very little work is being done
in the way Of laying up, as all progress
that can be made in short days and bad
weather does not the expense, since,
as we have said, there is no particular
hurry. The management, financially, on
all these points is good and does not in
the least retard the final completion Of
the road.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsrArE.-The fol.
lowing deeds were admitted TO record in
the County Clerks Office on Saturday:
Deed made January 26lh, 1878, by Will
NJ. Rhoades, OF Marshall county, oJacob
G. Rhoades, Of the same place, for the
undivided one.half interest in a
certain tract Of land in the town Of West
Union, Triadelphia District, for SIPS.
Deed,made April 9th, 1877, by w. Fl.
Davis and wife, TO Anna S. Cowen, for a
lot or parcel Of land on the west side Of
Jacob street, between 47th and 4Sth
streets, together with all the buildings
and improvements thereon, for sl,Ol5O Of.
Deed made December sth, 1877, by LOU
Is Marshall and wife, TO Isabella Creigh-
ton, for the south half OF lot No. Sin
square No. IS, on the west side Of EoG'
street, between Goth and 3lst streets, for
$500,
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PERSONAL PoIEIs.-Tom Barnes, q
we'll known former resident Of little
Washington, who left home about twelve
years ago, and was given up as dead BY
his friends, has suddenly turned up IN
Texas. He writes back that he served
five years 10 the regular army and then
went cruising around-stayed some time
in Central Americas, and finally brought
up in the Lone Star State, where he Is
now in good health and spirits.
Judge Morrow andlady, who have been
in the city for several days, left for Char.
lesion on Saturday afternoon.
Prof. Leibold, teacher Of gymnastics
for The Wheeling Turner's, expects TO
open a training school In Columbus,
Ohio, shortly.
Gov. Mathews Is expected TO return
from Washington City to-day.
Mr.. l. Blum, OF Philadelphia, former
resident OF our city, Is in town.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stanton is an
noupced to lecture in Martins Ferry
next Friday evening, for the benefit OF
the public library Of that town.
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GREECE.
Dangerous outbreak nj Athens.

dangerous Ut
ATHENS, January 26.-9:S0 P. M.-The
demonstration has assumed 0 grave as
pect. A crowd exceeding ten thousand
In number marched to the residence OF
Ministers Deligeorgis, TrIcoupis, zatmis,
Coumoundouros, and Delyannis, where
they broke the windows and committed
other excuses. They fired reyolyers, dur.
ing which three persons were wounded
and one killed. Thecrowd then proceed
ed TO the palace. The King harangued
them, and said the circumstances were
painful for the nation. Nobody loved
the country more than he, but 1t was in
d~ispensable to remain calm. The troops
subsequently dispersed the crowd. A
renewal OF the disorder Is expected to-
morrow.
VIENNA, January ga political cor
respondence Of the Athens Dispatch says !:
A secret sitting Of the Chamber is being
held to-day for the purpose Of taking
important resolutions on the foreign pol
icy. Despite the news Of the armistice
and the renewed agreement between the
several powers, the Hellenic Government
intends, il II obtains the assent OF the
Chamber, to actively support the insur-
rection in Thessaly and Crete.
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
Bold Attemptt 10 Rob n Passenger
Train,

TOPEKA, January GA daring at
tempt was made TO rob q passenger train
nm Ike Atchison & Santa Fe Railroad this
morning between 8 and o'clock: Five
armed and masked men entered the sta
tiou at KinsIey, Kansas, capturing A.
Kincaid, the night telegraph operator,
Who was ordered to open the safe. He
refused 10 do 60 although his life was
threatened. The western bound express
train arrived at this time and the operator
by a desperate effort broke loose and ran
10 the hotel, near by, arousing the In,
mates. A yolley Of pistol shots was hred
into Il and as the train stopped the con-
ductor, ]. w. Mallory, was met by Two
Of The robbers, who presented pistols to
his head and ordered him into the bag
gage car. He stepped in and closed the
door instantly, starting the train BY pull.
ing the bell cord. Mallory and the baggage
master then armed themselves with car,
bines, carried in the car, and then stopped
the train after running about . mile from
the station. They went back into the
coach with their arms, but found that The
robbers were not on the train and the
passengers had not been disturbed. Inn.
mediately after the train started the
robbers, reported to be ten or hi-
teen in number, mounted their horses
and rode off rapidly towards the Arkan.
sas river. A party was at once organized
in pursuit and started only two or three
miles behind the robbers. A second
party started at 7:S0 with fresh horses
and provisions, and the chances are good
that the robbers will be captured.
The Superintendent Of the railroad
also sent a request TO the Command
ing officer at Fort Dodge for a party
Of soldiers 10 join in the pursuit. An.
swer has been received that q squad Of
cavalry has been sent out with a wagon
Of supplies. Present indications are that
Kinsiey Is an unhealthy locality for train
robbers. AT 3.45 P. NJ. n Of the purst.
ing party returned with a report that the
robbers had crossed the Arkansas river
about nine miles west Of Kinsley.
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BEETHOVEN REUsIos.-The members
oil the Beethoven Singing Society held a
very pleasant reunion in their hall, at the
corner Of Main and 18th streets, last
evening. It was a genuine family social,
the members Of the Society being accom-.
panied by their wives and children. and
all enjoying themselves in a quiet, home
like way, with vocal and instrumental
music, conversation and refreshments.
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The Wheeling ministers began to dis
cuss, yesterday, the question that Is agi.
tatibg the theological and the rest Of the
world. It takes Wheeling. some time TO
get fairly interested in a subject Of this
kind; but when che does wake up, she
debates with an energy, an assiduity and
a perseverance that produce the hap
piest results.
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The following letters are held in the
postofiee in this city for non.payment Of
postage: George W. Smith, cor. SO and
Penn street, better directions; Continental
Publishing Co, No. A Home street, Gin
cinnati, O, three cents; Martin Miller,
care Of P. Dollmeyer, Parkersburg, w.
Va, three cents; Sisters Of Mercy, Vicks-
burg, Miss, three cents.
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AT divers times during the last Eve
years there have sprung up among US from
the East, Collecting Agencies Of different
kinds, and all Of which our merchants
have %patronized literally, only to be dis
appointed. Now the best Collecting
Agency we know Of for the benefit Of our
merchants Is a live Justice Of the Peace,
who has a permanent location in the city,
and we know Of none better than Justice
W. Phillips, 90, 18th street. IA word to
the wise.n
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A CHANCE FOR BARaGrss.-The atten.
ton Of our readers is called 10 the an
nouncement Of Messrs. !. Blum & Bro.
which appears in our advertising col
umns this morning. This firm proposes
to clear ont their entire stock Of fall and
winter goods at such low prices as will
induce their immediate sale. Extra r.
auctions have been made in every depart.
ment, and a glance at their advertisement
will show that they mean business. Call
and examine their stock, and judge for
yourself as to the quality and price OF
the gonda.
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BIRTHDAY PARrY.-A very pleasant
affair, socially, occurred at the residence
OF Mrs. Hedges, near Wellsburg, in
Brooke county, on last Thursday eve.
ming, the occasion being the birth day oil
Mr.. John NJ. Hedges. Quite a large par.
ty Of ladies and gentlemen from Wells.
burg and vicinity were present. 1t was
one Of the most delightful social gather.
ings OF the season. +. 7. Cockayne's ex-
cellent band furnished the music.
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ADAMS & LUCAS invite attention to
their FRcHER Pianos, which have a tine
powerful tone, and are furnished at re-
markably low prices. Also to their gen.
eral large stock Of Pianos, new and Sec
ond hand, Of other makers, and Of Reed
Organs, TO LET and For Sale.
illustrated Catalogues, with Price List,
mailed free on application. For sale at
ADAMS & LUcAs' Music Store,
1927 Market street.
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WHEELING KNDERaARrEN.-.Th third
term OF the Wheeling kindergarten, at
Lindsley Institute, commences on Wed.
nesday next. Under the management oil
Miss Harriet H. Lord, the Principal, the
Wheeling Kindergarten school has be.
come one ofthe foremost educational in
stituLions Of the city. The terms are 81
per quarter.
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CELLAR RoDBED.-on Friday night last
the cellar underneath the residence Of Mr..
Anton Reymann, on 10Th street near
Jacob, was entered by a thief, who helped
himself to about a dozen bottles Of wine
and a lot OF provisions. The wine had
been sent 10 Mr.. Reymann from Ger
many, and was highly priced by the
owner. The police think they know the
thief.
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ABOUT thirty Of the schmulbach Zou-
ayes, under command Of Captain Miller,
visited Moundsville on Saturday, as the
guests Of Captain Bridges new company.
The visitors we're escorted through the
%Penitentiary, and partook Of an excellent
dinner in Captain Bridges hospitable
mansion. The Zoo Zoos went through
some military evolutions for the benefit
Of their friends in Moundsville, and re-
turned highly pleased with their visit.
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AVERY large number Of sharpers Of
all kinds are abroad inthe land, and hon
eat people should keep a careful lookout
for them. They are not alone monte
men, but are engaged in almost every
conceivable thing that shall stand any
chance Of deirauding those 10 whom 1t Is
presented. It is best not to be too iamil.
lar with strangers.
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THE loss by the burning Of Isaiah
Warren & Co.'s oil refinery, last Wednes.
day, has been satisfactorily adjusted by
D. Riddle, Secretary Of the Ben.
Franklin, J. @. Anderson and F. @. Rob
inson, representing the insurance COM
panies and O. NJ. Coen on the part oil the
assured, the latter making up proofs and
superintendent Of loss.
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OK Saturday last Mrs. John Kleyis,
who resides on 18th street, tripped
on the street car track at tho intersec.
ton Of Market and Goth streets, and fell
upon the crossing, sustaining severe In
jnries. She was conveyed to her home
In q carriage, and Is confined to her bed
by her injuries.
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Worm OF A CONFIDENCE GAME.-A
man named Samuel Harmon, who lives
in Clark county, Indiana, vas swindled
out Of SIS by q sharper, while en- route
10 this city, on the train which arrived
here from the west at Z: 20 A. M..Satur-
day. II was the old freight bill conf,
dence game, Mr.. Harmon advancing SIS
to pay a freight bill for a friend with
whom he became acquainted on the train,
and receiving as security q counterfeit
$40 gold piece. Harmon slept IN the
city lookup on Saturday night, and yes
terday walked to Claysville, Pa, where
his s~on,in-law resides.
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FIFE WHEELING DAILY MTELMGENCER MONDAY MORNING JANUARY g SIC

ow1Isu.-one Of The pilots on our
daily packets was sllghtly taken In The
other day by a boy, who halls from the
region Of Owl Hollow, in Tyler county
he came aboard the boat with q couple
Of those wise birds deprived o., their
heads and sold them TO said pilot Tor
quails. The cook on the boat discovered
The owlfshness Of the birds, and the pilot
IL keeping a sharp lookout for that boy,
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Pu1prr PARAGRArus.-Bishop Kain
preached in the Cathedral yesterday
morning. -,
Thelsdies ofst. stephanus' Church will
give an oyster supper in Arbenz Hall
on the evenings Of February Sth and 9th.
Father Walter yesterday entered upon
his duties at Mt. de ChantRl.
Rev. Wilding's subject yesterday morn.
ing, at the North Street N. E. Church,
was, Everlasting Punishment the Re-
ward Of the Wicked"
Rev. George Holllnger preached yes
terday morning, and Rev. r. 7. Lawson
last evening, at the Colored NJ. i. Church.
Services will be held at the Chapline
Street NJ. E. Church every afternoon and
evening during the week.
Rev. MehrWein, Of lions Lutheran
Church, last evening continued his sermon
on the Sixth Commandment
Rev. DIX, Of Triadelphia, oiiciated at
Wesley NJ. E. Church yesterday morning
and evening.
Rev. Friische Withhold meetings every
afternoon and evening during this week
in the German N. E Church.
About thirty accessions have been made
to the WesleyM NJ. E. Church since the pro-
tracted meetings commenced.
The REVEALS in progress in the Metho-
dist Churches OF the city are said to be
meeting with considerable success.
The attendance at the churches yester-
day was not, as a whole, as large as usual.
Rev. Cunningham, Of the First Presby;
terian Church, and lady, delivered adj
dresses in the Wellsbnrg Presbyterian
Church on Friday last.
Prof. Hagerman, OF Bethany College,
preached in the Disciples' Church at
Bellaire Yesterday morning and evening.
Rjv. Barnitz, OF the English Lutheran
Church, preached yesterday morning
from the text, " Be Jealous, therefore, and
repent" Rev. III: 10. In the evening
the subject was, 1.-THE Ninth Plague, or,
Darkness and Light" Exodus x: 2l-23.
Services were announced for every even.
ing this week, beginning with Wedues-
day, with Rev. D. N. Barry, Of Freeport,
Pa, assisting the pastor. Communion
services will be held next Sunday.
Rey. Mcclure, at the United Presby-
terrain Church last evening, discussed the
question Of everlasting punishment.
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PEor1E may say what they like about
ladies wearing "%threestorY" hats to the
Opera House. Butthef fair ones and their
high chepeaux are not half so annoying
as the men who crowd out at every op.
portunity ito meet = man" who deals In
clover and coffee.
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HEADQUARTERS FOR CHAP GooDs-
JoHNRoEMERs.-Dry Goods, Carpet and
Wall Paper Emporium, Nos. 20l9 and
2O2l Main street. Just received, 10000
bolts Of new styles Of Wall Paper and
Borders, at reduced prices; 1000 Bleach.
ed and Unbleached Muslins, 5, z, SO,
loo per yard. A large stock Of Cash.
meres and other Dress Goods at cost and
less than cost, TO reduce stock. Carpets
loo up. Best Superior Southern Carpet
Chain at 25c pound. Best Clark's o. N.
7. Machine Cotton 55c per dozen.
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HAPpYyrIDSes for nervous sufferers
and those who have been dosed, drugged
and quacked. Pulyermacher's Electric
Belts effectually cure premature debil.
ity, weakness and decay. Book and Jour.
nal, with information worth Thousands,
mailed free. Address PVIvERMAcHER
GAIvAMc Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. d&w
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ANEW YoRK illustrated police news.
paper has a wood.eut Of the suicide Of
Henry Daub in this city. Daub had a
good many crosses during his lie, but
this post pOrtea cut is the unkiudest cut
OF ali,
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HEAVY Robbery.

TRENTON, N. J., Jan. 27.-Early this
morning as the Philadelphia through
freight train was passing a coaling sta.
ton on the Pennsylvania Railroad three
miles from here, it was broken into by
thieves and a large quantity Of silks,
cloths, linen, cigars, and other goods
thrown out, loaded on a wagon by accom-
plices and taken away.
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Carl. WIN. LIST, Of the Hudson, has not
yet contracted for his new steamboat, as
he wishes to build with the Howard
Brothers, at Louisville, and they are very
busy at present.
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THE probabilities are very strong
against our having any more ice here,
this winter, that will do to pack. High
prices next summer, and great profits for
those ice firms who lad up an extra stock
laBt e