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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-21
PhiIndelnhin.

PHILADELPHIA, January H. Flour
Dull and unchanged, Wheat-Dull; amber
81 Ssal Al; red 81 SSa1 81, white 81 40a
l 45. Corn-Dull; yellow 74Hc, mixed
54c. sail SAKE, January 64LIa54Xc, Febru.
airy 64Ha55c, steam 52c, rejected 4sa50c.
0ats-Dull and heavy; white western 37a
$50, western mixed and State So kaS6c.s.Rye
-6sa73c. Ptovisions-Qu and unchang.
ed. Butter and Cheese-Steady and un.
changed. Eggs-Flat; western l5a16c. Pc.
troleum-Quiet and steady; refined liza
ilIc, crude 9%askc. Whisky-Dull at
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ADAMS & LUCAS invite attention to
their FISCHER Pianos, which have a fine
powerful tone, and are furnished at re-
markably low prices. Also 10 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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snoorNe NATION An WOODLAND

SHOOTING MATCH AT WOODLAND
RANeE.-on Saturday afternoon last Mr..
Geo. Q. Black, Of the Maynard Rife
Club, and Mr.. Robert Johnson, shot a
match at woodland Range, for S5oa side.
Mr.. Blacks part in the contest was simp.
ly that Of a representative Of his club, he
having been selected by the Maynards to
shoot with Mr.. johnson. The distance
was $50 yards, each party using his own
naked eye, and Mr.. Johnson used the tel
scopic sight. Ten shots were fired by
each, and resulted in the victory OF Mr..
johnson, who came 2S3 inches from cen.
tire, while Mr.. Black was ISL inches from
centre. Mr.. Mathews acted as referee,
and Messrs. John Klevis aud James
Stanton as judges.
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NORTH EIsxRR & Cos Dutch Bitters
(BoosRKAMP OF MAAG.BITTEI) was
awarded the Prize Medal at the Centennial
Exhibition for its excellent medical prop.
critics. It has an agreeable bitter flavor
and taste. Its value as stomach and nerve
invigorator is farfamed. It's use Is particu-
larly recommended to females.
For sale by all druggists.
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, January 19.- Wheat-Steady:
No. | white Michigan 81 "a, extra white
Michigan $129k, amber Michigan spot
81 "a, seller February$ 81 24K, seller March
81 26X, No. 2 red spet 81 20, seller Feb.
81 20I1, No 8 red 107H, No. Gambler Michi.
gan 81 Ok, Corn-Steady; high mixed
spot 47c, new 43c, No. 9 spot 48Hc, new
42Xc, new seller May 46c, rejected Acc.
new $50. oats-Dull and nominal, co.
yer seed-choice 81 70, prime 81 IS. Hogs
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CA1LENDER's GEORGIA MlNsrRB1s.-

CALIESDER's GEORGIA MNsrRES.-
C~allender's famous Georgia Ministries,
composed OF twenty genuine negroes, will
appear in Wheeling for the first time on
Saturday evening next. The company is
highly commended by complimentary
letters from Hon. VIM. Lloyd Garrison,
Oliver Wendell Holmes, P. 7. Barnum
and many of the most eminent persons
In the country. Mr.: Barnum writes:
aThey are extraordinary, and the best l
ever saw. They fully deserve their large
patronage" This is the only troupe
which presents the genuine m~instrelsy Of
the old Southern plantations, and their
entertainments are enjoyed by all classes
Of people.
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SHOT AT BAL1--At Martins Ferry,
Saturday morning, Josh Watson was shot
in the leg Just below the knee by some
unknown party, while leaving a ball in
the neighborhood. DR.. Werlich, the at
tending physician, did not attempt to ex-
tract the ball, fearing that the cutting
n s:essary to reach and take it out might
render necessary the amputation Of the
limb. The patient is doing well, and will
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FAREWELL BEsEFrr.-The Turner'S are
TO give a farewell benefit to Mr.. Anton
Leibold, their teacher, who soon intends
10 leave them. The benefit will take
place the latter part Of this month, and
will consist OF an exhibition and ball.
Mr.. Leibold has been a good teacher, and
the Turner's show their high appre-
citation Of his labors by this compliment.
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PULPIT PARAGRAPHs.-Rev. G. E.
Hite is conducting a successful revival at
Clinton, in this county.
The revival services at the North
Street NJ. E. Church will be continued
another week.
Presiding Elder Wilson preached at the
North Street N. E. Church yesterday
morning. In the evening Rev. Kelley
occupied the pulpit, and his sermon was
followed by a prayer meeting.
Rev. G.. @. Wilding oficiated at Thorn
son NJ. Z. Church yesterday morning,
when sacramental services were held.
Presiding Elder Wilson preached in the
evening.
The special services at the Chapline
Street NJ. E. Church will be continued
during this week, beginning each evening
at 7:l5 o'clock.
Revival services will be held in the
Fourth Street N. E. Church every night
this week except Saturday night. .
Rev. Cunningham, at the First Presby.
terian Church, last evening, delivered a
sermon for the young men Of the city, on
the subject, "Whose Son Art Thou"
Prof. Loos, of Bethany College, occu-
pied the pulpit Of the Disciples Church,
yesterday morning and evening.
No services were held at the United
Presbyterian Church yesterday.
Rev. Miller, Of the DISCIPLES Church,
preached in Bethany yesterday.
Father Sullivan conducted the services
at the Cathedral yesterday morning.
Rev. Werder, Of the Chapline Street
German Lutheran Church, had u rather
unique subject for his last evenings SER
mon. II was Suicide"
At the old Fifth Street N. E. Church
(colored), Rev. Joseph Black preached 10
the morning and Rev. r. P. Lawrence in
the evening.
Al the English,Eyan. Lutheran Church
the pastor was again In the pulpit yester.
day after u weeks illness. The subject OF
the morning sermon was "a Mind to
Work. from the text In Nehemiah ". O.,
$50 built we the wall, and all the wall was
Joined together unto the half thereof: for
The people had a mind to work." At the
Sunday School, SupL Zeyeley's black.
board picture represented Asa's pathway
Of prosperity. The path was marked by
stones engraved with Asa's different good
deeds and ending in Rest. The school
was interested in a ten.minutes address
by Mr.. Atkinson, OF the Standard, which
ELECTED very close attention. The evening
discourse was from the theme, "The
Sleeper Aroused" the text being Jonah
l., @. Notwithstanding the fundamentals
the services were largely attended.
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LETTERS addressed as follows are de-
tanned in the city postofice for non.pay-
ment Of postage: John Hawley, No. 81,
18th street, city, l cent; Miss Annie B.
Davis, Ridgeway, e srdin county, Ohio,
3 cents; Captain A. o. Baker, Clerk Cir.
cult Court M~oundsyille, W. Va, l cent
Miss Cora Nh No. 1923 Jacob street,
city, l cent; Rev. ". H. Morton, Alliance,
Ohm 2 cents.
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NUMEROUS complaints having been
made Of boys jumping on the P. W. 4 Ky.
cars, the police authorities have deter.
mined upon enforcing the ordinance re.
lating thereto. Hereafter all who violate
the ordinance will be liable to arrest and
n%uni.hment.
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NEW YORK, January 19.-Cotton-Dull
g es ! nrSall $SestHpsmaa siea stsad s1d No. sa )
Milwaukee sl29Hat so, ungraded red win.
81 40x, No. Milwaukee and Minnesota
81 "a. Rye-Dull; western 70a7Sc. Barley
and Malt-Quiet and unchanged. Corn
In moderate demand; steam mixed 551Sa
SEC, yellow western 5la52c, No. 2 January
52a62c. 0ats-Dulla and unchanged. Hay
and Hops-Unchanged. Coffse-Dull and
unchanged. sugar-Quiet and firm; fair
to good refining at 71fa7Xc, prime at 7Xc,
refined isteady and In moderate demand.
Enthusiastically; New Orleans at 25a4Sc.
Rice-Qutet and steady. Whisky-Nomi.
nal at 81 06H.
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An invitation from the United States
Commissioners Of Agriculture, for West
Virginia to contribute such articles from
among her Centennial collection AZ are
suited to the agricultural exhibit Of this
government at the Paris Exposition, has
been accepted by Gov. Mathews. The U.
s. Government will forward and return
the articles exhibited.
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PERSONAL PoNTs.-Ex-She Hill, Of
Wood-connty, is a guest at the Mcclure
House.
Sheriff Curtis, Of Brooke county, was
in town Saturday, making his settlements
with the Auditor.
Judge G. S. Camden, Of Clarksburg, is
in the city.
Frank, the clothier, left for New York
on Saturday, after a new stock Of goods.
The death Of Mrs. WIS. Goshorn, noted
in Saturdays issue, occurred on tue
fortieth anniversary OF her marriage.
Miss Carroll, an accomplished young
lady OF Steubenville, is spending a few
days with the family OF Mr.. Thomas
link, OF the South Side.
Nj. Lysander Thompson, Of the vii.
liamson's "s,ruck Oil Combination" is
the same Lysander Thompson noted as q
portrait painter.
Mr.. Joseph Amons, OF the South Side,
will shortly leave with his family for
Council Bluffs, Iowa.
Mr.. George Marshall, who injured
himself last week at TalIman's coal mine
with a pick, is now able to be around,
Capt. Ed. Davis, ex.Chief Of Police, is
confined to his residence by illness.
Late arrivals at the Mcclure include
ex.Sherif w. J. Hill and S. L. Addison,
OF Parkersburg; Judge Camden, Of Clarke.
burg; J. q. Peabody, OF Grafton; w. A.
Gorby, OF Bellaire, o.
Jas. NJ. Dillon, Esq, the we'll known
plumber and gas litter, leaves this morn.
Ing for Woodlawn, Illinois, on matters Of
h~usiness.
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osE Of the largest gatherings that eyer
assembled in Notes Hall was that on
last Saturday evening, at the Crescent
Boat Club dance. Between ninety and
one hundred couple were in attendance,
and enjoyed Themselves to the music OF
Cockayne's orchestra.
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succEss.-The slelght.of.hand per-
Torrance given by Prof. W. F. Baker,
at Roney's Point, was q success both
professionally and financially, as the
house was crowded, and the Professor
outdid himself In his tricks OF
magic. Burrows band, from that neigh.
borhood, furnished the music.
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OK Saturday morning the partition
between the storerooms Of J. A. Miller
and J. G. Morris, On Main street. above
18th, took FIRE from the heat generated
by a stove In Mr.. Morris Office, but was
exlinguished before any serious damage
was done,
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Petroleum Market.

PITTSBURGH, January 19.-Petroleum
Crude firm and excited; quoted at 81 7SK
delivery.
On CRY, Pa, January 19.-Petroleum
Market opened very frm and excited,
with sales at 81 ASK, advanced to 81 s.
bid, declined to 81 AK, at close offered n
u 4f9S Total shipments 26,S59 barrels;
total transactions D 1900 barrels,
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Adjourned to court in course.
Police C~ouRr-Judge Granmer.

The following cases were before the pc.
lice court on Saturday last:
Edward Baker, John Braceland and
Richie Elwood were fined 81 and costs
each for drunkenness. All were com.
mitted.
Martin Friery. for using abusive Ian.
guage toward Nightwatchman Reilly,
was fined 50. In default he was commit
ted.
The cas- against Harry Mcclure,
charged with disorderly conduct,w was dis.
Patrick Mccain was fined 50 and costs
for disorderly conduct. Committed.
Patrick Donnelly, for drunkenness,
was fined So. Committed.
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NEW YoEK. January 19.-Business light
with package houses. Cotton goods Quiet
and steady. Utica wide sheetlng Will be
advanced on Monday. Prints in moderate
request and several additional makes open.
ed at cents. Aliens fancy prints will be
opened on Monday at OK cents. Wooden
goods IN light request.
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HEALTH Norrs.-statistics prove that
twenty.fy per cent Of the deaths in our
larger cities are caused by consumption,
and when we reflect that this terrible dis.
ease in lis earlier stage will readily yield
to q bottle OF DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
(costing 25 cents), shall We condemn the
sufferers for their negligence, or pity
them for their ignorance? d&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-21

The Williamsons, in "s.ruck oil,T
closed their engagement at the Opera
House on Saturday night, when they
appeared before = large audience. The
entertainment, as on the opening night,
was received from first to last with the
most cordial expressions OF approval.
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A CRY PRIsoSERssSHor WHILE AT,
TEMPTING TO EscAPE.-The shootirg o.
q city prisoner, while attempting to make
his escape from the work house on Sat
urday morning. has created no little ex-
element in police circles. The victim Il
one Harry Barry, whose home Is In Pitts
bureh, but who has for some weeks past
been employed rs 4 laborer on the I. w.
& Ky. road. Barry was paid of laSi
week, and, like many others who cannot
stand prosperity, he went on . spree
which terminated in his arrest and I'm,
prisonment in the work house On 4 thirty
days sentence. Barry proved a very nm
ruiy prisoner, and for safe keeping wa
not allowed TO go out and work with the
gang, but was kept in q Of the wooden
cages which the officials, when inclined to
be sarcastic, designate as cells. On sat,
urday morning, however, Barry succeeded
in getting out Of his cage, and left the
prison with agang which was being taken
out to work under the escort Of Officer
Paddy Mahoney. Once outside the prison
walls, Barry determined 10 make his es.
cape II possible. With this object in
view, he suddenly turned and started
rapidly In the opposite direction from
that In which the squad were going,
Officer Mahoney, noticing his hurried de.
parture, called on him to return. Barry
paid no attention 10 the command
and continued on his course. The officer
then drew his revolver, and again called
upon the prisoner to stop, threatening to
shoot il he did NOT do 80. Sill no atten.
ton was paid 10 the command, and the
officer, for the third and last time,
warned him to stop. As the pris-
oner did not abste his speed,
and the other prisoners thr ea!ened
TO close in upon the officer and over
power him, in order 10 effect their es.
cape, Mahoney discharged his revolver
at:Bafry, thinking TO at once stop the iu'
gitiye and summon the Superintendent
10 the rescue. The shot took effect in the
small Of the mans back, about three
quarters Of an inch from the spinal col.
umn, and he fell Immediately to the
ground. Superintendent Warehouse,
upon hearing the shot, hurried to the
officers assistance, and with his aid
succeeded in getting the prisoners back
into their quarters before any OF the
number got away.
Barry was carried 10 the Wheeling
Hospital, where Drs. Ward and Wilson
examined the wound. They were unable
TO determine the exact location Of the ball.
The wound was probed to the depth OF
between two and three inches, when the
probe struck n shattered bone, and The
course Of the ball being indirect, further
examination was rendered impracticable.
At present it is impossible to say what
the chances are for the mans recovery,
that depending entirely npon the course
OF the bullet. It is fair to say, however,
that bis condition is considered as dan
gerous.
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CIHyER.-Prof. Joe. Kramer has kind.
ly volunteered the services Of his orches.
ira to play for the charity concert, TO be
given at the Opera House on Thursday
evening next. Josie is always ready to
lend a hand in cases Of this kind.
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RELIABLE help for weak and nervous
sufferers. Chronic, painful, and prostra.
ting diseases cured without medicine.
Pulyermacher's Electric Belts the grand
desideratum. Avoid limitations. Book
and Journal, with particulars, mailed
free. Address PuLvERMACHIR GALvAH-
10 Co, Cincinnati, Ohio. d&w
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EVERY one speaks we'll of it, and those
who have been there onee patronize the
place ever afterwards. It is necessary
10 add that we refer to the Colonnade
Hotel on Chestnut street, Philadelphia,
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THERE'S a difference Of opinion among
the city press as TO the subject Of Rev.
Thompson's lecture tomorrow evening.
One has It Macauly," another puts i
Macauley still another "Macaulay,"
and go on, dd firfnitum.
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The ladies and gentlemen who are 70
assist in the presentation OF Mrs. Cliff.
tons historical drama are called to meet at
the Third Ward school house this even.
ing at s o'clock for rehearsal.
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?. Wa KY.-For want Of rails but
little progress was made on Saturday In
laying track. Rails are now laid q little
below 9th street, in the rear Of Mrs.
Bloch,s premises,
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Qurrr a large number Of the lovers Of
dancing gathered at the residence Of Mr..
r. Il. slIyey, in North Wheeling, Friday
evening last and danced the night away
10 the music Of Schule's orchestra,
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EIGHTEEN deeds Of trust, six deeds in
lee and two deeds Of assignment were
admitted TO record in the County Clerks
office last week.
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The person wanted by Justice Cald-
well 10 answer a charge Of peddllng
feather brushes without license did not
stand upon the order Of jumping but
Jumped thecity.
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MI. DE CHASrAI.-The young ladies
OF Mt. de Chantal College will give a pri-
vate entertainment and dance at the Col
lege this evening. Josie Kramer's orches-
ira furnishes the music.
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DooMs For RENT
RENT
r. CRANGLB.

NOE RENT-Une One Brick Dwelling, nIne
II rooms, With all modern improvements, inelud,
Ing water closet and hath tub; large LOT; located
No 20 South Penn street, ard DOwOccupted by W.
II. Caldwell, Eq Possession April LIST .
ro3ms and EIorB IGOoul, gaS and water. all In good
repal; No. GO Eighteenth street. VIII 10 rented
very low. Possession April 1st.
Two one blOty Franc nouAts on kleTenlh StIeet'
suitable for Ctices or dwellings. Possession AFrtll.
@ A. NJ. ADAMS,
,I49O lg27 Market 81.
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DIED.-Mrs. Chris. viewig died at the
residence Of her husband in the Eighth
Ward, on Friday evening last, and e to
be buried this afternoon at hait.past one
o'clock.
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WHERE there's a swill there's a hog
Sunday Leader.
Yes, and sometimes two. There are a
couple Of swine on the Leader EDITORIAL
statf.
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os Saturday the steam pipe in the
mould shop Of the South Wheeling
Glass Works bursted and caused q tenn.
norary suspension Of work.
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The directors Of the Elm Grove Street
Railway are having their cars re.painted,
which adds greatly to their appearances.
Peter Ferrell has the contract.
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IT is the only medicine l would give TO
my Baby, a mother said, speaking Of DR..
Bulls Baby Syrup. AT all drug stores,
% cent?, dAN
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Now that Mr.. SCUM Boots has kindly
made himself known, we hope that our
brethren Of the press will let up 3 little
on him. The little fiction Of the "gum
boot man, which originated as nursery
tale in East Wheeling, aud has been used
to good advantage in keeping disobedient
children indoors after dark, has ceased to
be either entertaining or interesting. Lat
US give the &. b. m. a rest.
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MEssRs. HoDBs, BRocKuSIER & 20.
have some handsome specimens OF en-.
grayed glassware on exhibition at Grubb's
jewelry store.
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THE funeral Of Mrs. Goshorn will take
place this afternoon at o'clock, from the
residence other husband, No. sos Main
street.
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. We extend congratulations to our
friend s. NJ. Howard, the architect, who
was last evening presented by his good
lady with a 6ne daughter. Mother and
babe are doing we'll.
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THE Bellaire police force want more
money, and they're not particular wheth.
er is hard or soft.
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THERE are at present sixty.fve pris.
oners partaking oil work house goose eggs
and green apples.
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Coon TrE.-The towboat Heathcring.
ton left Wheeling on Tue.day the 18th
with one barge In tow and ran TO Mid
dleporL adhtance Of $50 miles, in eleven
hours.
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MAsquERADE,-The ladies' section Of
the Turner'S Association intend giving a
grand masquerade at their hall in Feb.
rnarY.
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THE regular January term of the
Municipal Court commences to-day
Court will sit at 2 P. N.
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AN individual laboring under too
heavy a pressure Of benzine fell through
the window Of Silyey's drug store on
Saturday night.
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THEgas fixtures for Washington Hall
have arrived and will be Immediately
put in place.