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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-15
River News.

River last evening 7 feet 2 inches and
rising slowly.
On Saturday there were the usual ar
rival and departures Of the local packets,
The Courier departed for Patkersburg
The Hudson did not leave until about
The Sal. Valley, from 1ronton, passed
up at midnight
up yesterday morning at 8 o'clock.
The John.L. Rhoads, for ST. Louis,
passed down nj 8 O'Clock.
The Mallie Ragon Is the P~arkersburg
packet to-day At 1880.
The Andes, from Cincinnati, will be
due at noon to-day.
10y Tslsgrlph.l
MERHB, April 14.-Riysr 8 inches.
Weather clear and pleasant. Arrived
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Is YOUR HAIR TBN OF FALLING OUT:
Are you becoming prematurtly bald or
gray2 II so, take the advice Of the great
German scientist, Leibig, and use "London
Hair Color Restorer." II Is the best hair
tonic aud restorer Of color ever introduced
to the American people. It allays heat and
irritation, removes all tendency to dandrui
and invigorates the action OF the capilla-
ries In the highest degree. 'sThe London
Hair Color Restorer' has earned a deserv.
ed and lasting reputation for promoting
the growth and preserving the beauty Of
the human hair, such rs no other prepare.
ton eau boast Of. As q dresser It Is the
cheapest, because the most clearly and
lasting. Sold by all frst-clvss druggists in
fine toilet articles everywhere, at seventy.
Eve cents a bottle. Logan, List 4 Co.,
Wholesale Agents. daw
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sucoEzyu1s SURGICAL OPERATION PER.
PoRMED-D r. J. r. L. Hardesty, ofthis city,
recently successfully treated Mr.. Richard
Burkett residing at No. 1876 18th street,
whose sight was destroyed eight year,
ago by cataract Mr.. Burkett who ID
sixty-eight years Of age, WU taken to the
Wheeling Hospital, where the oper-
alton was performed by DR.. Hardesty
on the 9Th inst. The cataracts were
removed by abstraction, and Eve
dAys later the bandage was taken
from the patients eyes and he vas able
10 see distinctly. His vile was present
al the time, and their mutual Joy at the
successful result Of the operation Is said
TO have been quite touching. Mr., Bur-
kett was on Saturday able TO return TO
his home. He is ahighly respectable old
gentleman, for many years a member oil
the Episcopal Church, and his numerous
friends will no doubt be glad to hear
that his terrible affection has been re,
moved.
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PERSONAL MENrros.-F. F. COburn,
agent Of Bryant's Ministries, is at the st
James Hotel.
W. c. Shores, agent for Madame D'Es.
te's Female Minstrels, Is at the Stamm.
McFadden, Of the Steubenville Gazette
came down to see Janauschek on Satar-
day evening.
Mrs. 3. II. Sweeney Is quite i'll at the
residence OF her husband, on Zine street,
Island.
Misa Mollie Do.y. OF steubenyills, il
visiting friends in this city.
Mr.. Wash. Dunbar, u former resident
OF this city, Ia reported as seriously Ill at
Chicago. His vile, who is visiting rela-
tiyes here, will leave for Chicago imme-
diately.
Mr.. D. D. Mccoy, a mailer in the Bell
aire Mill, who was injured in January
last by breaking his collar bone, has suf-
fciently recovered to resume work.
Mr.. Charles Stowe, agent Of Sells Bros
Circus. Is in the city making arrange.
menu for the early appearance Of the
show here. Mr.. Stowe Is an ex.editor,
having formerly been connected with the
Buffalo IN. " Express, and has the
reputation Of being n Of the best agents
on the road.
MI. james Gray, an old citizen Of the
First Ward, il about TO sell his property
and 20 to Ireland 10 spend the rest Of his
days.
burgh on Saturday evening on business.
Mrs. CT. Taylor, wife Of the editor OF
The Brazton County MouataiHeer, Is visiting
the family OF Mr.. John Mendel, on South
Penn street. Mr.. Thos. Berry, Of Brax'
ton county, Il also aguest Of Mr.. Mendel.
G. B. Hall, Of Grafton; ]. A. Kirk.
patrick and lady, Of Flushing, Ohio; NJ.
v. Lightburn and B. F. Lightburn and
daughter, Of Weston, are at the Mcclure.
III. r. Homan and D. B. Miller, otNeW
Martinsyille; Geo. McClelland, Carl Agey
and W. G. Shue. OF Barnesyille; Wm. 9.
Mooney and E K. Morris, Of Woodaleld,
arc at the St. James.
Mr, VIM. Simms, who has been q pilot
on the steamer MAlIie Ragon for a long
time past, has left the boat. /,
Rev. r, v. Dodge, formerly pastor oil
the Second Presbyterian Church Of this
city, aud vile, arrived from Chicago yes
terday, and are stopping at the Mcclure.
Rev.. ". Ruthrauf occupied the pull.
pit Of the English Lutheran Church yes.
terday morning.
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BRsAMvrLLE SALT CoMPAsY.-Secre-
ta.y OF State Brady on Saturday issued a
certificate Of incorporation to the Bream.
vile Salt Company, an association form.
ed for the purpose OF manufacturing,
buying and shipping salt, mining and
selling coal and other minerals, mer-
chandiring, steamboating, &c. The prin'
cipal Office Of the company Is to be at
Daniel Boone Furnace, Kanawha county,
w. Va, and its capital stock Is $4,000,
with the privilege Of increasing the same
to 100000. Twelve hundred and fifty
dollars have been paid 10 on subscription
10 the capital stock in shares Of $25 each,
held by the following corporators. all OF
Kanawhs county, W. Va, viz; VIM. c,
Brooks, 40; Walter G. Brooks, 4S; John
VI. Collins, ]; Charles Fl. Small, /.
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A eEsrlrnAs living in South Wheel.

A GENTLEMAN living in South Wheel.
ing, who frequently has business at the
LODGE has been getting II pretty lively
o! late from bis young wife,and has grown
irritable over ii. He reached home
Saturday morning about ! o'clock, and
she Immediately opened on him. He
could stand It no longer. well" said
he, "you got me in the way Of 1t. Before
we were married you used to throw your
arms about my neck at o'clock and say,
Don't 70, darling, It ia early yet; but
now, il happen to stay ont till n 1t Ia
q terrible affair" She hadn't 3 word to
say. M%oral-young ladies, let your com.
pany leave early.
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PUBLIC AMusEMEsTs.-J dnanehek.-
This eminent actress closed her engage
mentin this city, at the Opera House, on
Saturday evening, in "Catharine Of Rus
sia,n which Is one Of her best characters,
and in which she has received unstinted
praise from the critics everywhere. So
much has been said Of Madame Janaus.
chicks impersonation Of this character,
and such unlimited praise has been be.
slowed upon her by critics OF all shades
OF opinion, that il would be trite to re.
peat II, for nothing but eulogy a be
written other acting. The play was placed
on the stage in magnificent style, and each
tableau was presented in a manner that
would be difficult to equal. The cast
was an excellent one, and the entire per-
Torrance was satisfactory to the large
and fashionable audience in attendance.
Tonight the company commences q brief
engagement at Columbus, Ohio.
Byantis Ministries. = This famous
troupe, the gem Of the minstrel combina.
tions, will be at the Opera House or FRI
day and Saturday nights, and Saturday
matinee, giving an entire change Of pro-
gramme each performance. The remem.
brance Of the splendid performance they
gave when last here should be enough to
insure them a fall house. The New York
telegram, in speaking Of their recent APP
pearance in New York, says:
"Bryant's Minstrels, in their new home
opposite the New York Hotel, are achiev.
log q wide spread and deserved popular.
ity from the varied and excellent attrac-
tions which they nightly present to the
public, Hughey Dougherty, the tambo,
Ia simply immense. Dave Reed, a. bones,
sustains his end with all his old-lime
hilarity and darky abandon, while Cool
White, the interlocutor, is the ebony in
carnation Of a point OF interrogation.
Mr.. q. W. Harley has a very sweet fal.
setto voice, over which he has complete
control. Little Mac tumbles around as
il be we're made Of india rubber and had
no human anatomy TO be mangled by his
reckless acrobatic feats. The perform
auce throughout was entirely novel, not
ever the ghost OF q stale Joke throwing
It's u~npalatable shadow on the stage"
Riynold.-This famous Eoglish actor,
with his gigantic Henry v. Combination,
are TO be at the Opera House on the 22d
and 23d. The indications are that he will
have the largest houses Of the season, as
be has been turning hundreds OF people
away in other cities; In some places all Of
the reserved seats being sold a day or two
in advance. He has 80 artists, 1870 aux
%iliaries, q car load Of scenery, and his
celebrated war.horse "Crispin" with him;
and, Notwithstanding the enormous ex-
pense, prices will not be advanced. After
his engagement in Wheeling, he opens
at the Fifth Avenue Theatre in New
York, with Ada Dyas, in "Clancarty."
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scudder, 81; Leuis C~.ut,D,i,I !
leans; J. D. Parker, Cincisn,IN SS"A
Centennial 1;a St. LOUIS Seals..Ts s
NASHVILLE, April l4-A,,.,
A. Wood and low, US. M e6sDr,SS
burghi GOlddu't, St. Louis:
burg. Departed-ScSsSsI Ns' Va
VIcEsBuR0, April ii.NW.,A
rain. Up-ChAs, P. Chu,e,s IAN
CINCINNATI, April Nv
River two feet I've ipcbs"' ta.Is,ntt
Arriyed-Granite State aes tlE
H. Biglsy, St, Louis. I,p sa.ssa !
lite State and Bigley, 81, fns1- NJ
FILLER, St Louis. Na M
EVANSVILLE, April l4-w,n
morning cloudy, With th, b.,,s Y
Of the season. clear during II. el n,
and clouding TO, night viii iudis,srs i
more rain. River II ?.lOieet,s5l.1sss
Down-Bowlipg Green, G,s, Z I
s. Neeland and TOW, Sam J.
tow No business. fasi
CAIRo, April lS.-At,i,.I-p,
81. Louis; Stevens, DyenSS,r
Bowen, Ohio River; Edwin. sirg
Grand Tower, Vicksbufr. ~.
New Orleans; Mitchell, CinS"s w
kansas Belle, Evansville; Chr VA A.
aid and Blue Wing, New 0rs,Sass ges
Rueker, Pittsburgh; Shinkl.' N W
Mary Houston, New oflelss
Fearless, Pittsburgh; An s,,.s
Louis Bowen, Memphis; GnsJ
s.. Louis; Eddyville, NuSviiIs l,s
City, ST. Louis; Robert NiiS,ii
Orleans; Ben Franklin, MsBSs;,, "
kansas Belle, Evansville; Cb,Is'
Donald and Blue Wing, OH ~ "
Gen. Rucker, St. Louis: SSiSLta avg
Houston, Cincinnati. River y
inches and rising. Raining a..
light. Mercury 49,.
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THE CENTRAL HOTEL FIRE.-A few
moments before noon yesterday an alarm
OF FIRE was raised on Water street. and
investigation proved that q frame kitchen
In the real Of the Central Hotel was in
flames. The Babcock E~xtinguisher be.
longing to the IsTELLiGEscER Office was
hastily taken to the spot, and within a
few moments had been worked 10 such
good advantage that the fire was gotten
under control and the spread Of the
flames prevented. The department was out
promptly, and speedily extinguished
what was left Of the FIRE. Mr.. Robrecht,
the proprietor Of the hotel, informs us
that the roof Of the building was set on
FIRE by a hot stovepipe, while the cooks
we're preparing dinner. His loss he
places a. between 5000 and $500, the
kitchen teing rendered worthless. lie
considers himself fortunate, however, in
getting of 40 easy, as his loss would no
donbt have been very much heavier had
not . Babcock been rear by to keep the
flames at bsy until the arrival Of the en-
zine.
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TEMPERANCE NorB.-The union tenn
perance prayer meeting, which has here
toIore been held at Petersons Hall, met
Yesterday afternoon in Mozart Hal.
A large meeting was held at Mozart
Hall last evening, conducted by MI. John
Westwood, Vice President Of the Union.
Addresses were delivered BY Messrs.
Brown Porter and Hiram Young. and
three persons signed the, pledge. There
will b a neektie social held at this hall
ON Friday and Saturday evenings.
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A REMARKABLE REsuLT.-It makes no
difference how many Physicians, or how
much medicine you have tried, II Is now
az established fact that German Syrup ID
the only remedy which has given complete
satisfaction 10 severe cases OF Lung Dis.
eases. 1t Is true there are yet Thousands
Of persons who are predlsposed TO Throat
and Lung Affections, Consumption, hem.
orrhages, Asthma, Severe Colds settled on
the Breast, Pneumonia, Whooping Cough,
de-, who have no personal knowledge OF
Boschte's German Syrup. To such we
would say that 10000 dozen were sold last
year without one complaint CouSumptiyes
try Just one bottle. Regular size rs cents.
Sold by all Druggists In America. eod&w
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MEETING OF WoRKrAGMEH SATURDAY
EvEHIHG.-Quite = large meeting Of
workipgnen interested In the movement
against the present system Of employing
convict lAbot was held at the Nail City
Boat House, in Centre Wheeling, on at
urday evening last. There were present
representatives Of many Of the different
trades unions OF the city, showing that the
movement Is becoming general and Is As:
Stunning larger proportions than expected
by those unfamiliar with the feeling ex.
isting upon the subject among the work.
ingmen.
Nj. VIM. Travis, Of the La Belle Mil,
occupied the chair, and Mr.. Albert Wells,
Of the Riverside, acted rs scribe.
Several very sensible and appropriate
speeches we're made, Messrs. Travis, Pc.
tiers and others doing the talking. The
remarks were confined chiefly to explain
ing TO the audience the manner In which
the employment OF convict labor, as at
present conducted, compeles with the
honest workingmen, and the object Of the
present movement for relief.
Il was stated that the following peti.
ton had been printed and distributed
throughout the Slate for signatures:
GTo de Honorable Governor and Board Of
Public Works d he Slate Of W. Va:
an view Of the fact that il has grown
into 4 custom among the different States
TO hire out the labor Of conyicts confined
in penal institutions to contractors, who
are enabled thereby to manufacture and
dispose Of wares below the prices estab-
lis6ed by legitimate makers, resulting in
incalculable harm to the peaceful
and law abiding citizens who
are by this custom thrown out
Of employment and are forced to- sell
their labor for wages totally inadequate
for the proper maintenance OF their fam.
ilies; and understanding that certain
parties are now or are about to contract
Tor the labor OF tile convicts confined in
the West Virginia Penitentiary, We, the
undersigned workingmen and citizens Of
the State Of West Virginia, do petition
your honorable body TO use all means in
your power to prevent this evil, and to
protect US in our efforts TO make an hon.
est living" a.,
The above petition, it Is understood, is
receiving many signatures, all classes Of
citizens cheeriuIly appointing their
names.
Upon motion, the President appointed
4 Finance Committee, which consists OF
the following gentlemen; Messrs. Thos.
Lewis, sisson, George Plankey, Hagen
and Albert Wells. The President was
also added to the committee, by the unan.
imous vote OF the meeting.
The meeting adjourned, to assemble at
the call OF the Finance Committee.
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nrcHfsG PrLEs"-ls q very prevalen,
and distressing complaint, the symptoml
Of which are moisture, like Precipitation,
intense itching, particularly at night, when
undressing, or after getting warm In bed
might think %pin.worms were crawling In
and about the rectum; the private parts
are sometimes affected. Do not suffer an
other hour, aud allow them 10 become
%aggravating while you have q pleasant and
sure cure In "Swayne's Ointment" Also
cures teter and all skin diseases. Mailed
to any address on receipt OF price, so cents
o box, or three boxes 81 rs Address let.
tiers 70 DR.. Swayne & Son, Philadelphia, or
TO the Wheeling agents, Logan, List & Co.
Sold by all leading druggists at wholesale
by Logan, List d Co. d&w
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FIRE ON THE ONO sDE.-Yesterday
morning between 10 and II o'clock the
cottage house belonging to Mrs. Weary,
located about a mile west Of Martins
Ferry on the hills, took fire and was en-
tirely consumed. The fire originated in
the dining room and was caused by q de'
feet in the chimney. At the time the fire
broke out there was no one 10 the house,
Richard Weary, the son, being over in
Wheeling, and Mira. Veazy herself being
out in a field some distance from the
house. The fire seems to have been first
discovered by Mr.. Camel, who lives near
by on Mr.. Hess vineyard property. he,
with his hired man and g Mr.. Ashton,
made an effort to extinguish the flames,
but finding that an impossibility, turned
their attention to saving what property
they could. The three men carried out
the piano, which had required eight men
TO carry il into the house, and took II out
by 4 door where II had been found i'm.
possible To, carry 1t in. They also saved
a bureau and sideboard, which, with q
chair or two and a bed and some bed
clothing, was all the furniture that was
saved. Mrs. Weary, who had returned TO
the house, carried out several valuable
painting, but all the clothing Of the
family save what they had on was de-
stroyed. Considerable silyerware, to.
gether with about thirty dollars in money
which Mr.. Richard VeaEy had left In his
room, were consumed. There was no in
surance on any Of the property, and tits
therefore a total loss. The house and
furniture represent a loss Of about Eve
thousanddollars. The farm adjoins those
Of Messrs. William Delbrook and Mathew
Reed, and was purchased some six or
seven years sgo by Mrs. Weary from
James Turner, Esq, at a cost Of $500.
Mrs. YesIy desires to return her thanks
10 the gentlemen for their efforts to ave
her property. Mr.. Gamer wa suffering
severely yesterday afternoon from the
effort necessary to save the piano.
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A REGIMENT TO BIZ oRoANIzED.-The
Wilson Blues, OF Burton, Wetzsl county,
will be mustered into service In q few
days, when 1t Is the intention OF Gov.
Mathews to form a regiment, to comprise
the companies Of Ohio, Marion and
Wetlel counties. Candidates for field
officers are already cropping out in every
direniion.
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ACCIDENT TO A COUPLE OF LADrEs.-
On Saturday evening Mrs, Otto schreiner,
ofSouth Wheeling, and a sister were re.
turning from Greenwood Cemetery In a
buggy, and while passing through Fulton
In order TO cross by the Peninsula Road
their horse turned 90 suddenly near the
Paper Mill that the vehicle was upset
and both ladies were thrown out. Mrs.
sehreiner vas quite severely hurt, re-
several painful bruises, but her
escaped unlnjured.
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BEILAIRE LooALA-TEe coke and ore
platforms at the blast furnace are being
materially enlarged.
This weather makes the "boys" at the
rolling mill perspire.
One Of our enterprinDg coal merchants
says be has the best Summer" eoal In
town. We presumed will keep the stove
hot and the room cool.
A colored boy took q Ct in Nelsons
hardware store Saturday and lay In an
insensible condition for nearly an hour.
Julia, daughter Of Mr.. Simon Tobin,
aged s yeara, died Saturday Of ~diptheria.
She was buried yesterday.
A practice game Of base ball, the frat
OF the season, was played on the grounds
south Of the round hoase Saturday after.
noon between the Barons and 4 picked
nine. The former came out away ahead.
Mr.. John Jones had two Of his fingers
badly cut Saturday while working with a
circular saw in Armstrong q Smiths
planning mill.
The new wheels for the street cars have
come at last. The run pretty hard just
At present, but will soon be in good order.
Superintendent Rodewig informs US that
Il will be necessary 10 take of one OF the
cars the first OF the week for repairs, and
after that they will be running on full
time.
At last we are going to have 4 circus.
Sells Bros. say they will be here on the
18th.
Mr.. W. A. Hunt, Of the Belmont GrOa-
iae, was in town Saturday.
Bellaire Lodge, F. d A. N. meets To-
night - -.
The School Board will meet tonight
for organization.
A strong effort Is being made to have
Messrs. Dougan and Mccormick retained
on the police force. They are et1cient
officers, and the Mayor could not make
two nominations that would be Q
heartily endorsed BY the people generaliy.
A very slim audience assembled at the
N. E. Church Saturday night 70 hear
Philip Phillips, not owe q hundred being
present. Why the lack OF appreciation
we fail TO determine, unless It iS oecanse
there Is no longer any novelty In his Ser
vice Of Song" Mr.. Phillips undoubtedly,
has a very sweet voice, and bis mode Of
rendering music Is almost faulless. On
last evening he conducted a praise meet
Ing, interpreted with readings from the
Bible, at the NJ. E. Church.
Owing to the absence Of the pastor,
there were no services st the ID. Z. church
yesterday.
Rev. Dixon preached an eloquent ser
mon to q very large congregation at the
Presbyterian Church yesterday morning,
from the words, This is my body which IS
broken Tor you" Alter n sermon sew
eral persons presented Themselves Tor
full membershiP and baptism. The q
rament oil the Lords supper was also
administered.
Rev. CASTOR preached In McMeehens
Church. near Benwood, yesterday alter
noon. :.
People have often wondered now II
came that Jacob Kemple, Of Wheeling
made such a good speech on temperance
here q short time age. be charged the
ladies Sl7 Tor it-that's how It came.
The Methodists have kindly agreed 70
allow the temperance meeting 70 be held
in their church tomorrow evening.
The rolling mill VIII run all dis week,
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GRAND JuRoH.-Tho grand jurors
summoned to meet at ten o'clock this
morning, to serve at the April term Of the
Circuit Court, are as follows: Thomas
0'Brien, Robert Gibson, w. A. Wilson,
Morgan L. OFT, ]. B. Sheppard, A. Tur-
ner, Michael Reilly, Samuel N. Prather,
Joseph Werner, James Maxwell, james
Reed, Stephen Clark, George Bowers, W.
Q. Handlan, A. R. Jacob, Joseph W. Nor
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Do NOT fail to call at John Roemer's II
you want to buy goods cheap.
Twenty thousand bolts Of new patterns
Wall Paper, with borders TO match, at 9,
2, 8, Q and 10 cents q bolt.
Two hundred pieces Of new styles dark
and light Calicos, best quality, at etc.
Twenty pieces Fancy Chintzes at lOc.
Two thousand pounds OF superior 8 lb
Southern Carpet Chain, the best in the
city, at 25c.
Twenty-Five pieces new styles Of Car
pets at much below their value. Also,
Hosiery, Gloves, Notions, &c, &c, at
eastern prices,
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PaoBATr BusrsEss-on Saturday Ja.
cob ]. Foster qualified In tho County
Clerks office as administrator Of the
estate OF Julius shoettler, deceased, late
Of Ohio county. Bond $1,000, with Theo.
dore Brinkmeir as surety. Also, as guar.
dian Of Julius Shoettler, Mary Shoettler,
Kate Shoettler, Lizzie shoettler and An.
ME shoettler, orphans Of Julius Shoot.
tier, deceased. Bond 1000 IN each case,
with Theodore Brinkmeir as surety.