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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-28

MARTINS FERRY ITENs.-The Trocadero
Club have kindly consented TO give an
entertainment in Commercial Hall this
evening, at u O'clock, for the benefit Of
tire yellow fever sufferers at Grenada.
Messrs. Gray 4 Smith have also generous
~ prOfIered the free use OF their hall for
the occasion, 70 that every dollar realized
from this entertainment will he forwarded
to the sufferers. A committee consisting
OF Mayor Kerr, DR.. Werlich, L, Spence
have charge Of the affair and see that the
receipts are properly forwarded. II is
hoped that the club will be greeted with
full house for this worthy object. vi 4
Louis Swartz' child was reported better
last evening, and there arc no new cases
OF scarlet fever that we have heard OF,
Miss Ella Shipman returned yesterday
from protracted visit to friends ut New
Concord and Norwich. g........is..
Mayor Kerr. taxed William FlotO, the
down town saloonist, twenty-five dollars
and trimmings for keeping his gin mill
open after ten O'Clock on last Saturday
night. !.
Tho Communion service Of the Presby-
terian Church will commence on next
Thursday afternoon and continue over
Sabbath. Rev. Chalfant will be assisted
by Rev., Robert Armstrong, Of New Ath.
ems, who will preach every afternoon and
evening. .... ",
DR.. Williams received, about noon yes
tertlay, summons calling him to the bed
side oihis sick mother ut New Mariinsyille,
and started Immediately, but before he
reached the boat he met messenger bear
ing him the sud intelligence OF her death
ut an early hour yesterday morning.
Dir. james a. Gray is back from a bust
ness trip through the West. az, 81.
Several Democratic politicians were in
town yesterday trying TO smooth over the
troubles in the Democratic camp, and If
the free use Of beer, &C., has any effect in
such cases they certainly accomplished
the end for which they came.
Trocaderosin Commercial Hall tonight
The hall should be crowded for the worthy
object, besides persons will get value re-
celved iorthelr money. '
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A LBEStARRLE FEMALE INSTITUTE, Char
"A IottesyiIIe, Virginia. Twenty.Saeond Ses-
si0n % months) begins OF ist. llaari, inclnling
washing, fuel and lights and tuition In English latin
Greek and French 500 per session.. Music, Drawing
and PaNIUH equally low. Tie AlbcmAibie Il best
furnished Institute Ia the South. Nsir 7sapiH
Aihsy, ReF Raih ROnmI, md ha SNoGycIt Ch1iybedte
NiGTal Wafer ~ llrgigiaJSr PuPf ce. Full Faculty.
An escort lurnlGhOl three 6r more pupils from DC
Ea,uO polnt mn. For catalogues address.
L II RAWLINGS. A. NJ, President
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SgRESApED.-NIiss Mary Stauyer was
serenaded ut her fathers residence in
North Wheeling, last night by tho Weber
Orchestra, under the leadership OF John
Pracht, ir. .slt HH
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Piano AND ORGAS TuxINd.-Ifyour 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, 5.t
Lucas Music STORE,
1927 Market st.
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GALL ADoARD.o-The English Lutheran
Mission Sunday Schools arrangements for
d lay ofjoy with tile young and old, amid
tic spreading branches OF Capt. Shirts
grand old forest trees, are about completed
even in all the little details Of care, which
such an acknowledgements. The trains
will ledyethc old lienipfield depot at Z
o'clock tomorrow morning, and returning
leave Washington at six in the evening.
DR.. LeAIoyne Inns been asked permission
10 visit his cremation furnace, and plans
for visiting Washington and jefferson
College are also NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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SEE that your sewers, cellars, yaults, &C.,
arc thoroughly cleansed and di.infected;;
Carbolic Acid, Chloride Of Lime and
Copperas are all good tlisinfectanS. For
sale by Logan, List & Co. .,i..lg
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lluRpRn ANp SUICIDE.
SAN FrIx;hsCoy 'Audust So7.-A .d;sna

San FnANdIscol August l27,-A dispatch
IRON Salinas, Monterey county, says: To
day n farmer named Samuel 7. Stephens,
murdered his daughter, twenty-five years
Of age, by cutting her throat. He then
took dose Of strschnine and afterwards
blew his brains out with musket. Cause,
dependency about money matters,
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The Defendants In the above entitled suit will take
The hours 81 O'Clock A. v. and 60elOek r. NJ 10 be
Continued from day 10 day until completed, the
Plantln will have his own deposition taken, and the
Wheeling, Of Andrew Wilson and others, Iaken at tho
law Office Of tic aid Daniel Peck, No. I31l ChapllAe
stroet In the city Of Wheeling, State Aforesaid.
August 10, 1875, T.. ai.W
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GENEROUS ,CoSrRlnurtoSs. - Tile Glass
Works establishment OF Hobbs, Brockun.
Ter & CO., employers and employees, have
becnsomewhat noted times past for their
generositt, and their contributions within
tile last day or two to the yellow fever sllf.
icrers oftlie South hive been charactcris-
tiCally liberal The firm have contributed
300 dollars and the employees 25G dollars,
making n total OF 500 dollars from this one
concern. Yesterday the firm telcgraphcd
their correspondent at New Orleans TO
draw ut sight for 256 dollars, anil to Mem
phis to draw for 200 dollars, and to Vicks-
burg 10 draw forl00 dollars, othat the
money.isnow In the hands Of tho Howard
Association to beapplietl under Its tlirec-
ton. All honorto' Hobbs, Brockunier K
Co. and to their noble hearted employees.
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TIN CIIARlTY HOSPITAL AT NV ORLEANS
enioys dcseryedly neutrality-suspicious.
ms Ieine one Of the best managed tnstitu-
tions for the relief Of the ills Of suffering
mankind. In tic present afflicted condi-
ton OF the Crescent City 1t seems proo,yi-
dental that its existence has been main;
tanned during the many years Of political
and financial distress by thelibeHl gratlli.
Ties received through the famous Louisiana
State Lottery Company. The drawings OF
this institutiontake place monthly on the
second Tuesday, and for information ad'
dress N. Al Dauphin, p. o. Box @S Ne%.
Orleans, La. i'tg t W&
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Price, TEN CENTS.
NEWSPAPER .5 IN +
ADVERTISING.
-. lI6th Edition. .
Price. TEN CENTS.

United States, the Territories and the DomlnlOn Of
Canada having population greater than 600 acc0rl-
Ing to the last census together with tie names Of the
newspapers having the largest local circulation 10 each
which are recommended 10 advertisers rs giving
greatest value In proportion 10 prices charRO Also,
The Religious and Agricultural Journals, very c0uI.
plete lists and many tables Of rates showing the cost
d advertising 10 various newspaper aud much other
Information which beginner In advertising would do
well 10 possess Address GEO. i. HOWELL h CO.,
NhRsnnnar Advertising IuTcAn, 10 Spruce 81. N. y.
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AnnrsrED IN PlTnnuR0n.-Kate Qnill, a
eirl whose parents reside on Eolf street,
near the Seminary, was arrested In Pitts
bursl yesterday on the charge OF running
away from home, and brought to this city
bv Constable Cooper last night.
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HEADQuARrEss for cheap dry goods, car.
pets, wall paper, &C., No. 20l9 and 902l
Main street. JonS RoEMER.
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WARRANT IssuEp.=Justicc Wait issued
n warrant last evening for the arrest 81
John Auber, on the charge Of beating ms
sister. The case will be investigated to-
dnN. mn m. --u
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A sixau1ARrleath took place in Centre
Wheeling on Monday night, and though
the victim was.only adog, the circum-
stances connected withtl,e }occnrrenceare
worth relating. Briefly told, the particp:
glass leaning against the fence inside n
yard on EofTstreet, near oath, and dog
jumped over the fence, fell on the glass
and broke them TO pieces. llewaschase.l,
and again jumping over the fence started
to run, but. after getting to the curb ,lropp-
cd dead. Several gentlemen who wit
messed tile affair, having curiosity to know
what caused the animals sudden demise,
had the body opened, wllen'it was found
tint large pointed piece of glass had run
into his heart. It's believed that such q
thing never before happenet3iIthi
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THERMOMETER REcoRp.7+rhe following
shows the range Of the thermometer, u,
observed at Schncpf's drug Store, 0pcr'
House corner, yesterday:
sG a s 81 s
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MUSICAL advantages greatly increased
for next year, at the Beaver College and
Musical Institute. Send for music clrcu-
lar 10 II. 7. Taylor, Beaver, Pa. WIS
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River 3 feet 9 inches, and fillling.
Mnnthnr hrirht mud nlcaSnnt.

River 3 feet inches, and falling.
Weather bright and pleasant,
The O'Neal, on account OF low water,
has abandoned the Pittsburgh trade fOr
the present, and Is tied pat the docks on
tho west side Of the river.
The Science departed for Parkersburg at
l0l o'clock. =. .I.
The local packets arrived and departed
as usual. .
The Katie stockdale, for Cincinnati,
passed down ut noon. .l.
The W. r. Thompson arrived at this
port from Cincinnati and discharged her
cargo, abandoning the balance OF her trip
to Pittsburgh on aCcout OF low water. !.
The Andes left for Cincinnati ut . r. NJ.
The Mallle RagOn will be the Parkers-
burg packet to-day ut l04 o'clo *. l..
The w. r. Thompson will leave for Gin
cinnati ut 3p. NJ -la..u 81
FL 9a.F cd IFyTeleSuph.l '...It
PIrrsDuuun, August 2T.-Rivcr0 inches
and stationary. Weather cloudy.
LOUISVILLE, August 27.-Weather clear
md warm. River falling; O feet 10 inches
in canal. ~ 'U
CNciXxArr, August 2T.-River 0 stand
falling. Weather'clear and pleasant. De-
parted Florence Meyer, Wheeling; Jas, $.
Bmnsfortl, Evansville, l III n
ST. LOUIS, August 9T.-ltiver fallen s in.
chcs; II feet above low water mark.
Weather clear and warm. Arrived-Mill-
err, Cincinnati; War Eagle, Keokuk; Belle
Of st. Louis, Missouri river; Centennial,
New orlCansi Lady Lee, PEORIA Depart
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Weeks.

Miss Eannie D. Ingram, who has been
visiting friends in this city for some time
past, left Oh ibe Andes for her home in
Cincinnati:yesteriay.
NIessrs. Harry @. wilkins. and John II.
Kennard, OF Cincinnati, who have been in
tile city for the past few days, leave to-day
for Stcubenville, where they hope TO wait
upon their trade in their usual gallant
manner
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PERSONAL PoISrs.-Col. G.. II. Beall !, Of
Brooke county, paid q visit yesterday 10
the Wheeling Female College, with view
of possibly sending a daughter there this
coming session. 81
q. w. Atkinson, ESQ, formerly editorof
the Standard, now,ot the Internal Revenue
Service, reached home on. Monday night.
Since his departure from Wheeling about
two months since, Mr.. Atkinson lnls tray
elcd extensively in the States OF Virginia
and North Carolina, and his health has, we
are assured, been greatly benefited there
Prof. W. K. Pendleton, State Supcrin-
tendcnt OF Public Schools, Is in Parkers'
burg attending the annual meeting oil the
West Virginia Teachers Association. The
Association will adjOurn Sinc die to-mor:
row, and DR. Pcndleton expects 10 return
TO this city on Saturday. =, 1.
Mr.. Egbcrt IIasard, OF the New York
.idncdle, was in the city yesterday.
Miss Mary Pliipps, the Of the teacher. o.
the First Ward school who has been ylsl-
ting friendsin Ohio during the vacation,
lus returned to Wheeling
Mrs. DIR. Reeves left few days ago Tor Q
short visit TO her old home in Cumberland,
Md.
who will take personal cogniance Of the
railrond department Of the excursion
Tomorrow, are Il. 7. Devries, General
Agent; Capt. I'd. L. Weisgerber, rolling
stock department; George I. thinner,
cashier.
Last evening Mr.. Phil. Hagen, who has
been III with typhoid fever for several
weeks, was reported dying, Mr.. Hagen i
the third son who has been taken from his
family within the past twenty months and
since the death Of u brother last winter he
has been the sole support Of his mother
Since the above typcwe learn that
Mr.. Hagan is dead The announcement
will be read with regret by his many
friends.
Rev o. Meerwein, of the Zion Lutheran
congregation; leaves for Grccnville, PG.,
to-day to attend a meeting Of the Synod OF
Pittsburgh, OF which le Is u member. lie
will he absent about u week.
Rev. d. A. Cunningham, D. D., return
cd last evening from Titusvillc, Pa, where
he has been recreating for the last few
weeks .s,--l.-,-. :.,--l..--.
Miss Fanpic D; Ingram, who has been
| VISITING friends i'm thiS CITY for some, time
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.Hg CRIMINAL NOTES.

QuEDRo, August 2z-slichael Farrell aud
Francis Conway, living in, St. Catharincs,
quarrclled last evening, when Farrell shot
Conway dead with shotgun. 49,
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Che gntellige1tttrrelr,
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST rs, ls7s.
I New Advertisement

~ New Advertisements. ! -
Noticc-John w. Stephens.
Washington, Pa, Tomorrow.
ForCincinnati-W., P.Thomson. jla
Charlcstown Academy.
Found Pass Book.
Spring Bed Bottoms link & MOrchead.
Table OilclOths-G. Mendel & Co.
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Capt. John Wallace, well known In this
county us musician, and gentleman in
every respect, removes from here this week
to his Old home ut Martins Ferry. The
Captain has crcditably filled the position
as leader OF The NJ. +. Choir since his so.
lournIDg hero, and his departure now will
certainly DO muchrcgctted by the congre-
CATION, @
The Window Glass Works Of this city
resume operation next week, il the opcr-
atives agree to 2 per cent reduction on
their wages.
Col. MERGERS new whariboat will arrive
from Pipe Greek noxt week,
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d a DAY to Agents tanyassIng for the Preside
" Ilstior. Terms and Uutht Free. Address
T. o. NlCRERi, Augusta, Maine.
or FANCY CARDS, Snowflake, Damask, assorted
~ In . styles, With naule, loo. Nassau Card ca,
MALlAn. N. v. - u alIll.nodAM
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arpr Rsut.
plL BANK FOR RENT.

IwAL BANK FOR RENT. NJ NJ
valuable Conl Bank on the National Road,
y, miles from Wheeling, Is Tor rent fora per
Frr particulars, apply To NF, KLEClI, In
r1Itnn, ar Mr.. Peter Erbs Livery Stable, No.
10, Market street. Wheeling. au5
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Gsnal Nutiesa.
NOTICE. rO~~
In the Municipal Court OF Wheeling;

!, a. Wilson e: Kelly Ia s cn.nss.y. ''l
JOHN Nolan and othen.
Tho Object tbissuItIs 10 enforce the lien Of atCcl
Of trust securing balance Of S7I2 co. with interest,"
Of purchase money due by said Nolan 10 the plaintiff
on Parcel Of land containing about IS acres with sun.
dry rights and applrlenances lying near BanwoOd,
Marshall county, sold by fald Kelly TO said Nolan,
February ., 1872.
And ltapptahng from an affidavit iilel In this cause
that tho defendants, Elizabeth BreldenstHin aud Pat
rick NJ. lrnry, are nl.rEBllentS Of the State u West
Virginia, i Is ordered that they do appear al The Sep
tehcr rules Oi tho MhniGpal Court u Wheeling aud
do what Is necessary 10 protect their respective In.
terpiS THOMAS n. DARIIAIf,
angll-W Clerk Of the Mnnlcinal Court d WheelInp.
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II H. ROSENBERG, ~.
2ies!lnu Ereessone and Sandstone Works

Keeps constantly on hand Door Steps, Door sllls,
Window Caps Window SIlls, IIrarthS, al kinds Of
FlagRinR The attention Of Contractors Is called 10
my facilities iOrfnrnNhinR all kinds Of stone for build
Ing purposes. Prices moderate. IH9g
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LONDON, August 27.-Dispatches from
Vienna say that the completely Of the Ser.
vians in the Bosnian instruction il again
asserted from various quarters. II is said
that the.rebGls, retreatiIlg from Serajcv0,
enttowards the Seryian frontier and will
cross it il closely pressed. 1t is also said
that prisoners were captured ut DObaji
wearing the uniform ofthe Servian militia.
The Insurgents about Dobaji have been
largely reinforced. They have vigorously
attacked Dobaji several times, cndcavoring
to turn Gen. Szapary's positions and do.
stroy his pOntoOns across the Bosnia, so
MS to prevent rciniorccments from arriv-
According 10 Vienna advices General
Szapary rcpulsed all attacks, but Reuters
dispatch from Belgrade, dated Goth, states
that the Insurgents declare that General
Szapary has destroyed the bridges. They
also claim that General PhillipOvich's army
ut SemicvO is seriously threatened on both
TANKS. Reinforccmcntsare hurrying from
Austria. The Insurgents are increasing in
every direction - i7F's# 49,!
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an. ipo-slory Frame House. containing crcn rooms
,rl ill., MI Sonill York street Onc tW'rsInry ralhc
~" -tr aloyr HOUSES aTc ncEly IalerS nnd RTaincd
i,r,hOut. and have gOal crllan Rni all cohNehleh'
". I'D will ba,rchtct iOir IL goal parties.
tTply to J. 7. STONE, liiO Main street, OF Y: y
cfVNE. al Stone Thomas. NlL
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CuKw Jacl,sOn's Best Sweet Navy Tobac.
70. ---.--- -. n-... eOQ,
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liz Won want to be sure your pickles will
keep, take Prussing's Apple Vinegar.
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN NEWS. n, 20
ENGLAND ri 2

LONDON, August IA Constantinople
dispatch says: Ten thousand I4azis are
approaching BatOum to ask the Danish
Pasha what course hcintends to adopt.
ARRESTED FOR ROBBERY.
LTERIpoL, August 27.-Thomas and
Louia Bigclow, who described themsel-
YES MS Americans, were arrested Yesterday
and rcmandcl until to-day, charged with
robbing the Finance Department of the
Receiver General ut Toronto, on the fourth
OF July last, of fvesthousand dollars in
money and some. Canadian bonds. Ac-
cused declared their innocence. Thomas
BigelOw alleging that the twenty-five hun.
dred dollars worth Of bonds in his posse.
sion were bought ut Chicago on the
23d OfJune. ''' ~
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-12-18
Maternal Affection TOnchingly Exem.
.. ... piified. .. .....

A Pittsburg journal relates the fol-
lowing: "Ihe fact that all mothers who
desert their children are not heartless
was demonstrated in touching man
ner few days since at one of the insti-
tutions for the care Of the poor. More
than two years since a babe was found
on doorstep, and was handed over to
the officers of the institution. Some
weeks afterward young woman visited
the house, and seemed to be particular
ly interested in the welfare of the infant
She repeated her visits frequently, and
as the little one grew it seemed delight
ed to see her, and was always ready to
be founded and petted by her. When
it was able to prattle, the female visitor
was particularly delighted, and during
her visits gave the child her undivided
attention. A day or two since the Wis
itor again put in an appearance, and the
child, while seated in her lap, said: Il
do like you to come; you nurse me 50
nice. She was unable to control her
self any longer, and although the ma
trOn was present, she Rugged the little
one closely to her breast and gave way
to tears. The visitor told the matron
that she was the mother Of the child,
and that when she left it where it was
found it was question of life or death
for them both. She was utterly penni-
less, and had parted with the babe, hop
ing that it would be tenderly cared for,
and that some day she would be able to
reclaim it.-She said she found it diff
cult to remain away from it, and that
her frequent visits, although ostensibly
for another purpose, were made be-
cause she could have an opportunity of
nursing it. She said she was in a con-
dition now to take charge of it, and the
superintendent, after making proper
inquiries, and giving her some money,
allowed her to take it away.
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the Dominion since the spring. Four
steamers reached the Mersey with live
stock, bringing collectively $50 cattle,
1888 sheep, and 112 pigs. The season
for the importation of live animals
from abroad may be said to be over, as
the risks run during the winter transit
are very great. A number Of turkeys
in the carcass were landed by the Sar
n,atian, as well as 40 boxes Of eggs.
The steamer Indian had on board 561
packages of fresh butter.
!. DRESSING AND SHIPPING POULTRY
Messrs. Ward & Tagg, of Boston, give
the following brief directions for dress
ing and shipping poultry: Bleed from
the mouth; dry-pick while warm; should
be neatly drawn. with as little cutting
as possible; should thoroughly cool be-
fore packing in boxes or barrels. Lay
not over 200 or $50 pounds in each,
with breasts down, clean straw between
the layers. For ready sale and best
market prices, ship often and in small
lots Game, such as quail, partridge,
grouse, woodcock; etc., should not be
dressed, but wrapped In paper and
packed same as poultry. Yenison: The
lntestines should be taken out clean,
and carcass thoroughly washed; let dry
with skin Oh. Ship freely chickens and
turkeys just before Thanksgiving; also
of geese, ducks, chickens and turkeys
just before Christmas. Send invoice
by mail Of each shipment. .s