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ASSEMBLY,
II. WOODRUFF. Conemaugh BoTosEh
JOHN FENLON, Ebensburg.
REGISTER ASD RECORDER.
JOHN G.. LAKE, EbensbuTO
TREASURER.
DIR. .A.YEAGLEY. JohnstoTn.
COMMISSIONERS,
InHN CAMPBELL, COnemauRh BoTossa' :
GEORGE GURLEY, Ehensburg.
POOR DIRECTOR,
JESSE PATTERSON, Johnstovn-
SURVEYOR,
HRNRY sCANLAN, CsrroIltoTD.
AUDITORS,
PHILIP. d. ak ELY. Portage Twp;
PATRICK DILLON, Elder Twp
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evidence of his warlike prof., 4
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mark of Tommy Y s knuckles VIII .,li.;s
ened starch, and it will lihH''
disappear.
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FOR GOvERSoR,

FOR GOvERSOR,
ANDREW II. DILL, Of Union County
FOR LIEUTENAET GOVERNOR,
JOHN FERTIG, of Crawford County.
FOR SUPREME JUDGE,
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SECRETARY INTERNAL AFFAIRs,
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Full particulars in our pamphlets which we de-
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ing HE GRAY MEDICINE 10
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-16

AMusEMEsTs.-Byants MnSireh.-In
order to accommodate the large number
OF ladies and children Of this city, Bell
aire, Bridgeport, Moundsyille and other
towns, who are desirous OF witnessing the
performances OF Bryant's Minstrels, and
who are unable to attend. at night q spe.
cial matinee has been arranged for 2
o'clock Saturday afternoon. This troupe
Is the foremost in the world, and gives
negro minstrelsy Of the original simon
pure kind, without anything that would
cause the most refined lady to blush.
The New York World says: aFor fun,
originality and merit it cannot be equ al.
led BY any other company
Rignold.-No event Of the season has
caused so much stir as the coming Rignold
and his extraordinary Henry V. Combi.
nation, embracing as It does such fine
artists as Marie Brabrook, Messrs. Stand.
ish, Clifford, Sullivan, Holland, Slaugh-
ter, Miss Kate Forsyth and other equally
we'll known members Of the'profession,
making altogether q company Of AZ dra.
matte speaking characters and 100 auxili
auries. The magnificent scenery, gor.
geous appointments, splendid armors,
brilliant pageantr entirely new costumes,
which go TO make up the most 'extraor.
binary combination, will afford Wheeling
an entertainment that will be far ahead
Of anything ever before witnessed here.
And let Il be remembered to the credit
Of the management that Notwithstanding
the enormous expense the price Of admis.
sion will not be raised.
Arrangements for excursion trains for
Bryants minstrels and Rignold will be
completed this morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-16

The Salt Valley will arrive from Pitts.
burgh this morning.
The Emma Graham, from Cincinnati,
will pass up at 8 o'clock.
The Courier Ia to-day's pGcke: for
Parkersburg at 1880.
lBy T~elg1ph.)
PITTSBURGH, April l5.-Riveb4 feet 9
inches and stationary. Weather cloudy
MEMPHIS, April 15.-wea.her rainy;
mercury SOS. River rose 8 inches. Ar.
rived-John B. Maude, ST. Louis; Col.
orado, vicksburg; Parker, Cincinnati;
Robert Mitchell, Cincinnati; Sherlock,
New Orleans: Illinois, yicksbure; City Of
Vicksburg, Yicksburg; Hattie NoWland,
Arkansas river. : Departed-John B.
MAude, Vicksburg: Colorado, 81. Louis;
Robert Mitchell, New Orleans; Sherlock,
Cincinnati; Parker, Cincinnati; Phil.
Allen, Arkansas river.
CINCINNATI, April l5.-RtVer Is feet s
inches and rising. Weather cloudy dur.
ing the day, but clear and cool tonight.
Arrived = Hudson, Wheeling; Andy
Baum, Memphis; Meyer, Arkansas river;
Golden City, New Orleans.
LOUISVILLE, April 15.-Riyer falling,
with Z feet 8 inches in the canal. Weather
clear and warm.
ST. LOUIS, April 15.-Arrived-Lewis
Kansas City; Grand Lake, CAIRO; Baker,
Peru; Norton, Pomeroy; Whale, Wheel.
ing. Departed-Grand Lake, Cairo
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PERSONAL Po1S1s.-Mr. Wash. Dun
bar, who has been quite seriously illai
Chicago, IL recovering.
Nj. Henry Jacob ia back from the
Est with a big stock Of rev spring
Nj. Ran. sl.lnaksr, the Governors
private secretary, mas returned from the
Greenbrier country, where be has beer
visiting old friends.
P. B. Harris, Of M%oundsyille; j. Q,
Guyan, Of West Liberty; J. G.. Hyatt, oil
Cambridge, aud Jacob Miller, Of Mariet'
Ia, are at the Stamm.
DR.. A. @. George, Of the Fourth Street
NJ. E. Church, contemplates q series Of
Sunday evening lectures, commencing
with next Sunday. when his subject will
DO "Modern skeptieism and It's Cure"
Prof. Macbeth, late Of the MorgantoWn
University, commenced a series Of lee
lures on English Philology at the Ltnds-
ley Institute, last evening.
Among the late arrivals at the Mcclure
are the following: E. P. Christie, Ports.
mouth, o; 7. B. A. David, W. II. King,
Pittsburgh; R. B, Laughlin, Zinesyille.
AT the st. James last night were: H. ].
Fisher, IT,, Point Pleasant; H.S. Craig,
Wellsbufg; W. H. Epson, Columbus
Charles Rowland, Newport o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-16

TEMPERANCE NorEs.-Although but
few meetings have been held at Parkers'
Hall recently, the cause is not by any
means lacking in interest in Centre Wheel
ing. The meetings commence again this
evening, and will be held regularly on
Tuesday, Friday and Sunday evenings
hereafter.
The members OF Wheeling Union meet
at Mozart Hall on Wednesday evening to
complete arrangements for their "necktie
social.n On Thursdsy evening a mass
temperance meeting will be held at No.
EArt Hall.
A temperance meeting is TO be held at
the Bridgeport NJ. E Church this evening.
Miss Taylor, Of the Female College, Dr..
Bassill and Mr.. B. F. Porter will I'D drees
the temperance meeting at Parker Hall
Tonight
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-16

T. ". & KY.-Nineteen cars Of freight
were received Yesterday by the noon
train on the P. w. &Ky. Railroad, Eve Of
which were from the West and fourteen
from the East. Among them were one
car Of ore for the Top Mill, one car Of
sand for the Central Glas. Works, one car
OF coke for Bell & Co, and one do for the
Center Foundry. The balance were loaded
with general merchandise. The difficulty
which threatens the road at present Is lack
OF car room or switching ground which
will be required when the Top Mill fur.
mace goes into blast which will occur
early in May. The wants Of the furnace
and other manufacturing establishments
which use coke, ore, &c, will require 4
large number Of cars, to say nothing Of
the coal trade that will spring up from
points above. Sufficient, however, unto
The day Is the evil thereof and we pre-.
sume provision will be made for the ne.
cessities OF trade.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-16

Br11ArRE LocA1s.-A lot Of boys,
ranging from l2 to 10 years Of age, in
dulgedl In . %disgraceiul row on the Nc
Ma6on creek bridge Sunday. Lime.
stones Jew about in a dangerous man.
ner, and pedestrians were subjected to
run A blockade. Several ladies came
very nearly getting hit with the stones.
Some Of the boys were badly cut, but none
OF them dangerously hurt.
Regular meeting OF Council tonight.
Philip Phillips conducted a very pleas.
ant service ofsong and scriptural reading
at the N. E. Church Sunday night. As
there was no charge for admittance the
house, OF course, was filled TO overflow
4 large bill board was put up yester-
day n the Public Square for the nse OF
circuses. : 1t will be patronized largely BY
the school children.
Messrs. ArbenI . Hoffman have q
splendid new wagon. "Dolph' johnson
put Il up and John Conlson painted 1t.
The Independent Office has been hand
somely reftted.
MILE Marie D,Este's Blondes appear at
Zilch's Hall tonight.
Messrs. Husbands q Inskeep will occu.
py a part Of Breinlich's building as a
drug store.
NEW Methodist Church is TO be put
up at Wegee.
Lieut.. Little has in his possession q
small colored print OF Libby Prison,
where he was confined while a prisoner Of
war, and which he purchased In Rich
mond, Va, at a cost Of $40, Confederate
money. 4,
The wife Of Samuel Geary, Of Gravel
Hill, died Sunday Of consumption. She
will be buried 10 day.
A dog fight on Union street yesterday
brought out more Of our citizens than
Philip Phillips had at his concert satur.
day night. -,
The cooper shop at the rolling mill
was idle part Of the day yesterday on
account Of q scarcity OF hoops.
The steamer Andes unloaded an i'm.
mense amount Of freight nj the wharf.
boat yesterday afternoon. Her officers
say that freights are very heavy on the
river Just now, the boat being compelled
to refuse q great deal on account Of low
water.
A number Of families from this vicin.
ity leave to-day via the B. so. road for
the West.
Peter Gilmartin was arrested for fight
ing on the Public Square last Thursday,
and fined s. and costs. James Rosser
was charged as being accessory, but upon
trial was cleared.
Mayor Cassell kindly informed the
Manager OF the "Naughty Blondes that
any indecency on the stage tonight
would be promptly attended to.
A regular isticuff took place on Bel.
mont street last evening between three
colored girls and q white girl. There
would have been q frst-class item but
for the timely interference Of some par
ties standing BY.
Messrs. E. X. Morris and VIM. Mooney,
Of Woodsfeld, were registered at the
Globe House yesterday.
The Globe House is getting a coat Of
paint on the inside, and being otherwise
beautitied,
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GRAND JURY REPORT.

Shortly before 6 p. N. the grand jury
appeared In the court room and reported
the following indictments:
George Long and John Condrey, In
dicted for robbiug the residence Of Alex,
Rogers, Esq, a few days aimee, Of jeWelry
valued at S 900.
John Condrey, indicted for burglar
king q. W. Seabright's clothing store, In
Centre Wheeling, last winter.
Patsy 0Donnell, two indictments for
burglary, viz: the residence Of Mrs. N.
Richardson, in East Wheeling. during
the fall Of 1876, and the residence oil
James Leverage, in Centre Wheeling, last
winter.
VIM. Harris, three indictments, viz
burglarizing the residence Of L 8. Della.
plain, Esq on Chapline street: burglar
king the residence Of Anton Reymann,
Esq on 18th street; and stealing butter
from the steamer Market Boy, at the
Wheeling wharf.
Charles Allen, indicted for robbing the
bar Of the Belvidere Summer Garden,
last summer.
The following were returned as not
John Carter, charged with robbery at
the Belvidere Summer Garden.
James Brobson, charged with breaking
into ThOs. Pryor's saloon, in Centre
Court then adjourned until this morn.
ing at 8 o'clock.
The following cases are set for trial TO-
day: State vs. Thomas Sweeney, Tor
rape. State We. Thomas Sweeney, for
grand larceny. State vs.. Ed. Florence
for grand larceny, two cases.
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POLICE CouRr-Judoe oranma.

The following cases were yesterday
morning disposed Of by His Honor Judge
Cranmer:
Dsorderly-Harry Paxton, Martin
Florence, Albert Price and John
O'Rourke were fined So and costs each.
Paxton and Florence paid their fines; the
Others were committed. The cases oil
VIM. Jackson and James Bier, charged
with creating tumult and disorder at the
Mcclure House corner on Saturday night
last, were continued until this morning.
Assault George Hosting and James
Gillespy we're fned 81 and costs each for
assaulifng Albert Price; both paid their
fines. Dennis Duly wa sent to the City
Prison for thirty dsysfor a1aulting John
o'Rourke.
Llrceuy-John Proctor. a white youth
OF nine year,, and the notorious Fred.
Davis, were charged with stealing a peck.
et.book from Mrs. Louis Bayha. while
that lady was 10 a store on llth street on
Friday evening last. Proctor was dis
charged on account Of his youth, and on
condition that the costs in his case be
paid. Davis went up for thirty days.
Prostitutiou-Flora Bailey was fined
$40 Tor being on the street for the purpose
OF prostitution, and in default Of pay
ment was committed to Jail.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-16

THREE HusDRID AND TWENTY
THOUSAND DOLLARS IN CASH ON April
SOrH.-C6mmoRUeaM Dishi6ution Com
pany-Thid DraRino-Be IN Rmei.-On
April 30th, In the city Of Louisville, KY
the third successful drawing Of the above
popular company will positively occur,
Il Ia now the only legalized distribution
In the United States, as on the 9Th Of
February, 1878, the grant under which
this company acts was decided legal BY
the Court Of Appeals, the highest tribu-
nal 10 the State Of Kentucky.
The scheme Of the April drawing offers
unparalleled advantages, as the prizes are
all large ones.
The drawing itself will be subject To-
the strict supervision Of ex.Treasurer Of
State, re Wintersmith, and other prom.
Tickets are only $40. halves IS, and
quarters 50 so.
See advertisement 10 smother column.
Send on orders at ono TO
T. J. CANMElFoRD, Secty,
Courier. Journal Building,
Louisville, Ky.
d&W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-16

SPECIAL session of the City Council to.
night.
The lookup was empty at II o'clock
last night.
OYSTERS are in the last stages of con.
sumption.
Iris the style now to paper ceilings in
dark patterns.
ABASD Of Gipseys passed through the
city Yesterday, enrOute West.
Pork Is as low, to-day, as at any time
during the last eighteen years.
SEVERAL unfortunates were yesterday
retired 10 the seclusion Of the city stone
quarry.
GREEN peas are becoming plenty in the
market, but are sold at prices which, in
times like the present, appear Brobding-
nagian.
Six deed OF trust, three deeds in fee and
two release deeds were yesterday admitted
to record by the Clerk Of the County
Court.
The coffee house and ordinary keep
ers will renew their licenses for the ensu-
Ing year at the meeting Of Council to-
night.
A%ucrlosEER Hervey yesterday sold
twenty-one shares Of Etna Mill stock,
at S45 per share. The par value Of the
stock Is 500 per share.
THREE Council Committees were called
to meet at the City Building last evening,
viz : Committees on Health, Ordinances
and Equalization and Appeals.
srEnKE, the popular ~saloonist, was yes.
terday presented with n section Of
bologna sausage four feet in length. II
was the gift OF seibert, the butcher.
THE Linden ice.house, near the city
Peninsulsr bridge, sold at public sale BY
Auctioneer Haller, was bid in BY the U.
s. Building Association for $1,000 TO &c.
cure a lien.
SOME Of the enjoys" had urgent bust.
ness out Of town yesterday, when II be.
came generally known that the grand Jury
proposed investigating certain gambling
transactions.
sPRISo brings with II the usual train
OF evils. We could stand the organ.
grinder, and the Step.ladder mau, and the
boils, but II makes Us weaken when we
think Of croquet.
Yesterday was pay day on the Tus-
carawas Valley Railroad. We may Q
cordingly expect 4 delegation Of railroad
era from the Ohio side, within a day or
two" on & sphree."
THERE was more stir aud hustle about
the Court House yesterday than for several
months past, the corridos and steps being
crowded with witnesses, policemen and
others in attendance upon the meeting Of
the Grand Jury.
THE final decree Of the Municipal
Court Of Wheeling In the case OF Wm. ii.
Exley Va. Margaret A. Geyer and others,
In ehaneery, entered March II, 1878, was
admitted 10 record at the County Clerk's
Office yesterday.
LErrERs addressed as follows are de-
tanned at the city Postofice for non.pay-
ment Of postage: Mra. Mary Wine,
Winchester. Guernsey county, o., 3cenb;
Miss Rose, Fawn River, ST. Joseph coun.
y, Mich, 3 cents.
ASiniunetion restraining Messrs, Shall.
cross and Walter from hauling sand from
the creek bank near Mt de Chantal, issued
by the County Court on Saturday last at
the instance Of Bishop Kahn, has been
served upon the parties interested.
The lecture room Of the Chapline
Street NJ. E. Church hN recently been
renovated and rtftled. The walls were
kslSomined by Mt. w. +. Pearee, andA
new and beautiful carpet in green and
black colors, will be put opthe door this
week.
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The Beat shutter HING I'm Amer.

ANNNN
PERHAPS the efforts Of inventors have
not been more assiduously piled In any
one direction than that OF providing some
simple but effective mean Of opening
and closing window shutters and retain
ing them 10 position when open, despite
the wind. Many we're the clumBy ar
rangements called into use before the In.
yention OF the Lull& Porter hinge, which
has been 40 long 10 use in this and other
sections Of the country. Twas at once the
neatest and most effective hinge ever in
vented, and for the mere purpose oil hold
ing the shutters open in the seyerest gale
OF wind could hardly be improved upon.
Still Il has not filled the great desldeia.
tum 40 long desired by all house. holders,
which Is some means Of opening and
closing shutters without being obliged to
open the windows In wintry and stormy
weather. There have been many plans
suggested and many inventions patented,
designed 10 fill exactly this much felt
want, but they have all been too COM
plex-too much machinery likely 10 get
out Of order, or which required too much
care and even skill upon the part Of those
who have most frequent occasion to
operate them-in short, rather . higher
order Of domestics than are usuhllyfonn
even in these days Of heightened service.
All these difficulties have been overcome
In the invention known 10 the trade as
the Wolf Hinge, which Is rapidly coming
into use everywhere, and has just been In.
troduced into our city by Messrs. Bsltz d
Fading, the we'll known planning mill men,
on 18th street. The hinge Is a very neat
affair, simple in construction and can be
readily applied to shutters already IN use.
A child or any one else with sense enough
to turn 4 door.knob can open or close the
shutters with ease. It has also another
decided advantage In the fact that when
the shutters are opened or closed they
are locked In place and cannot be moved
without breaking the shutter except by
the handle inside Of the house. Windows
provided with shutters hung with the
Wolf Hinge cannot be opened by bur-
glars until they have broken the shutter,
which can hardly be done without sufi-
cient noise to awaken even pretty sound
sleepers. The handles may be as plain
or as ornamental Us the taste or the purse
Of the householder may require. They
may be had In japan, berlin Bronze,
Gold Bronze, Nickel Plate, Silver Plate,
and Bronze Metal. The price ranges up
ward from rs cents per set. Like the
sewing machine, the telephone and all the
other useful inventions OF this progressive
age, the Wolf Shutter Hinge will be
adopted as exactly filling its niche among
household wants. Go and examine
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TAKING A BALL TO THE seuEr2ERs.-
A certain boiler from one Of our rolling
mills went TO Pittsburgh some time since
and got 4 job in the Johnstown mill,
which is n very large mill, having three
sets Of squeezers. The boys, 10 have q
Joke on tue Wheeling man, fixed the rail-
way so as 10 run the ball all around the
mill, and when the heat was ready his
partner told him toget the tongs and take
the ball down. he got all ready and
started and went clear around the mill
and back TO the furnace. HIS partner
wanted TO know why he did not put the
ball in the squeezers. The Wheeling man
replied that there were one 10 the mill,
but he soon found out the joke and told
his partner aud the rest II they would
say nothing about it he would treat to all
the beer they wanted. But the joke was
too good to be kept.
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-.
THE SEWER ON ZANE SrREET.-The
large sewer on Zane street, Island, which
startp, we believe, at Luken's corner and
runs towards the river, for aome reason
inscrutable to everybody not Of Council
manic a%stuteness, was made TO terminate
in the low, flat piece Of ground just north
Of the Suspension bridge. The peculiar
intent OF the Council in that piece Of I'M
derground legislation ia to this day an
unsolved conundrum. The result, how
ever, can be seen and smelled by all men
whose eyes and nose 8 are In a normal
condition. A right good potato patch has
been turned into a swamp from which
arises the mephltic vapors Of u cess pool.
1t is about time that The sewer was ex.
tended to the river.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-16

TaAssrERs OF REAL EsrATE.-The fol-
lowing transfers OF real estate were yester,
day admitted 10 record in the Office oil
the Clerk Of the County Court:
Deed made April is, 1878, by Jacob
Wagner to Joseph Wagner and Heroni:
mus Wagner, for two tracts or parcels Of
land 10 Ohio county, viz: the Feay's
mill property, on Wheeling Greek, and a
tract adjoining, the two tracts containing
l04t acres; natural love and affection the
Deed made April IL, 1878, by VIM. P.
Hubbard, trustee, to George C~rumbacker,
for a lot fronting 20 feet on the south side
Of 18th street; S735.
Deed made April 8, 1878, BY Charles
q. Deiters, trustee, to Alice c. Laishley,
wife Of John W. Laishley, for the south
one. half Of lot No. Z in square No. | in
Baker and CAROLS addition to the city;
$3.50.