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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-02-01

River IL feet 6 inches and falling slow.
ly. Weather moderate and showing.
The local packets came and went on
time, but with little or nothing on board.
The heavy snow Of Wednesday night,
continuing through the forenoon yester.
day, laid an embargo on all business on
the landing, and, in fact, almost every
where in town.
There was as near nothing doing on
on the wharf as can possibly happen with
an open river.
The o'Neal left at z A. NJ. for Pitts.
burgh.
The Courier left for Parkersburg at
10} A. NJ.
The Emma Graham, from Pittsburgh,
arrived at 5 A. M.and departed for Gin
cinnati.
The Fannie Tatum, from Pittsburgh,
for st. Louis, will arrive this morning.
The Granite State, for Cincinnati, will
arrive tonight.
The stockda!e was due last night.
The Hudson is due this morning.
The Harrison passed up yesterday
evening with four barges, two Of slaves,
and two OF lumber for Pittsburgh.
The Ragon is to'day's Parkersburg
packet at 10l A.. NJ.
Captain Porter, Of the steamer Than
houser, is thinking Of putting new ma
chinery on his boat. The cylinders will
be 12i or Is inches IN diameter.
10y TeleSraph.l
PITTSBURGH, January 31.-Riyer Z feet
Z inches and falling. Weather cloudy,
and showing.
New ORLEANS, January Sl.-Weather
cool and clear.
MEMpHs, January 3l.-River fell one
inch; stands at 16 feet s inches. Indica.
tions OF snow.
LOUISVILLE, January S1.-snowing.
Departed-Mary Miller, Cincinnati,
Golden Rule, New Orleans; ]. L. Rhoads,
Pittsburgh. River falling, with 10 feet 8
inches In canal.
SHREVEPORT, January S1.-Arrived-
Texas, New Orleans. Departed-Texas,
New Orleans. Clear and cold.
NASHVILLE, January 3l.-Riyer rising
rapidly, 10 feet on the shoals. Arrived
NaNhyille, Dover. Departed-Hilman,
Cairo.
CNcrSNATr, January sl.-Riyer 20
feet and rising. Weather, light snow
falling all day. Arrived-Exchange,
Pittsburgh; Andes, Wheeling; Charles
Morgan, New Orleans.
yioKsBuReH, January 3l.-Weather
cloudy. River rose one inch. Up-City
OF Helena, City Of Alton. Down-City
Of Augusta. Arrived-Jno. B. Maude
Evansville, January 3l.-Snowed and
rained since last night. River 81 feet
large and rising. Up-Golden City, N.
Smith, IdleWild. Down-Bowlipg Green,
Grey Eagle.
Memphis, Memphis; All. Stevens, Tenn
burg. River fallen 5 inches.
CAIRO, January 31.-No arrivals or de.
partures. River % feet and rising.
Weather cloudy.
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MARION COUNTY FAIR ASSOCIATION
A certificate OF incorporation was issued
by the Secretary ofstate yesterday to the
Marion County Fair Association, "for
the purpose OF promoting the agricultu.
raj, mechanical and mineral interests Of
Marion and the adjoining counties, and
encouraging the growth and improve.
ment OF the stock therein, and for the
purpose Of acquiring real estate for Fair
Grounds, buildings, etc" The corpora.
ton will keep It's principal Office at Fair.
mont, Marion county, and is to expire on
the first day Of January, 1898. The sum
OF $4,000 has been subscribed, and 81 900
paid in on the capital stock, with the
privilege Of increasing the same by sales
Of additional shares TO $4,000 In all.
The capital so subscribed Is divided into
shares Of 500 each and held as follows:
10. Hartley, J. N. Holland, VIM. B. Ice
and 9. P. Carney, five shares each; s. 81.
Springer, six shares; all OF Marion county.
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WHERE DoTHEy COME FRoM?.-where
do all the sleighs come from? A few
days since it would have been difficult
task to have discovered vehicle OF that
description in the city. Interpretations
for sleighing had been made, and lovers
OF that sport were living in chronic
state Of disgust with the clerk Of the
weather for his persistence in mild tenn.
perature, and fields brown and bare Of
snow. But no sooner is the earth en-
shrouded with its mantle ofwhite, than
the roads and streets are lined with every
description Of travelling rig that goes
upon runners.' From all manner of
places, likely or unlikely, they are
brought forth, temporary repairs made,
IL needed, bells secured, and belles solicit.
ed, and the merry sport opens at once In
all the magnifcence OF full developed
winters carnival. The Americans are
equal to the emergency in matters OF
sleighing, as well as in many other re.
specls.
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zorro" To-NisEr.-To-night Fred:
Marsden's romantic drama Of eotto"
will be produced at the Opera House.
The play Is one OF those realistic German
dramas which so please and amnse me
general public, and Ia considered % be
Mr. Marsden's masterpiece. With
Geo. s. Knight a. the hero Of the play, 1t
Il produced as no other German dialect
actor on the American stage can produce
II, aud with scenic effect that's truly
grand. The prices Of admission,
thanks to the enterprise Of Manager
Hamilton, have been reduced and placed
within the reach Of all. This
fact in addition to the super.
Tor order Of the entertainment, should
insure Irousing houses, as the
people have long been crying for cheap
amusements,n and their demands have
been wisely acceeded TO-. Mr. knight
will be supported by those brilliant and
accomplished ladies, who so gracefully
adorn the modern stage, Misses Sophie
and Irene Worrell, both Of whom are ac-
knowledged fayorites in this city. During
the entertainment the Sisters Worrell
will produce their famous and delightful
specially, the @Xylophon," which is re.
ceiyed nightly with rapturous applause In
metropolitan cities. Our people should
boar in mind that reduced prices, 30 cents
TO orchestra and dress circle, Is the new
departure, and show their appreciation
Of the management's efforts in this direc:
al
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PEABODY ELECTION. = The annual
meeting Of the stockholders Of the Pea.
body Insurance Company was held yes
terday afternoon. The time Of holding
the meeting is fixed by the bylaws on the
second Tuesday in January, and In the
event Of no election the old board holds
over. There was not sufficient stock rep.
resented at the meeting on the 9Th, and
consequently no election took place.
Subsequently a call, signed by one'tenth
Of the stock, was issued Tor new election,
and in response 10 this call the meeting
was held yesterday. There was a full rep
resentation Of the stock at yesterdays
meeting, 96s votes being cast. A motion
TO vote the cumulative System was voted
down, after which the election was pro.
ceeded with, resulting in the choice OF the
following gentlemen: Alonzo Loring, a.
NJ. Adams, Alex. Laughlin, s. p. Hi.
dreth, james F. Barnes, WI. Bates, Q. A.
Wingerter, John L. Rice, Henry Schmul:
bach. The only change from the old
board is the substitution Of Mr.. Henry
Schmulbach for Mr.. Robert S. Irwin.
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Why WILL THEY CoME?-We saw a
man yesterday on the wharf.boat trying
to pursuade The amiable, Johnny, to let
him have a portion Of his household
goods which had been brought up by one
OF the packets from little town some
forty or fifty miles down the river and
were held in the wharf.boat for freight.
The man was not a mechanic and we
could not but ask ourselves, what on
earth brought that man to the city when
there are hundreds who ought and who
would be glad 10 goto the country II
they could get there?
Every man who lives in the country
ought to know aud ifhe would even bor-
row newspaper once in while and
read, he would know that it is little
short OF insanity for mau who has not
money enoughto take his little jag Of
household goods or even portion Of them
of the wharfboat, to say nothing about
money to live on while he pursues the al.
most hopeless task Of getting perman-
ent situation, to come to the city.
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CLHyKtANp, TuscARAwAs Valley q wHIRLIEo
RAILWAY ooaPAsT.



TIME SUBSCRIBERS TO THE CAPITAL
STOCK Of sid Company Will take notice that
their subscriptions heretofore made for the purpose
Of aiding Ia extending the railroad Of aid Compa-
ny rom It, present terminus 70 The Ohio River,
having heretofore been accepted by aid Company,
the R6ard Of Directors Of aid Company At q meet
ing thefsof held on the 6ta day u June, 1871, by
a resolution, ordered that the hrtt instn lnent Of
i've dollars (s6 00l on each shlre Of htty dollars
1850 co. 20 subscribed To the clptRl stock Of sald
Company, now due from subscriber, appealing on
this 6I6kr, and individual subscriptions - leCept-
cd, shall be paid on or before July lst, 1871, 70 r.
A. RsIeit, ffsaSHrer n said Company, al Lhs gutt-
al etlos tksro9f or the sans may be paid 10 A. j..
BaSs, al Bridgeport, Ohio or 70 such person rs he
may direct; and aid Treasurer and said Blygs, and
also such person "a the aid Bags may duly antho-
riSo 10 receive money due upon sald subscriptions
are either Of them by said company empoNeied
aud authorized 10 receive and receipt for the tame
for and on is behalf; and len per cent Of said sub
scfiption shall be due (aniis hereby required 10 DO
paid % The S1H TFoHfnrtr. al He general e9tet n
Iaid Company, Al afoESidtd, or the same may be
paid 10 A. J. hGySs At Bridgeport Ohio, OF such
person as he may OBSTINATE, who are authodEed to
feeeiye tbeb1me Tor and on behalf Of sAld COmpa-
ny,l on the day following the expiration Of every
thirty days from aud alter July 1St 1871, until the
whole subscription ahlll u due and required 70 be
paid, ~ above lpctihed,
BY order Of tie Board Of niraetora.
if4l.E II. A. HEWITT Secretary.
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MATHEWS LIGHT GUARDS BALI.-All
arrangements for the dress ball and re-
ception to be given this evening by the
NJ. L. G. have been completed, and we
have no doubt the affair will be an entire
success. The hall has been tastelully
decorated with flags and bunting, and the
stage Is ornamented with the two Calling
guns and several stacks OF arms. The
musicians from Pittsburgh will arrive at
II o'clock this morning and will be a
prominent feature Of the occasion.
In CHANGING over the programme we
observe that a grand concert is to be
given before the dancing commences, and
which consists Of fine operate selections.
In this we predict a grand treat. Prof.
Josie Kramer's band is too well known to
require any commentator, and with the
addition OF the Pittsburgh performers
will produce such music Us Josie says,
"The Wheeling people don't know some
thing about"
A new arrangement has been made for
the benefit OF persons who desire to hear
the music and see the reception, but not
To dance. Admission tickets to the gal.
lery can be had at the ticket office this
evening, at fifty cents per head, and per-
sons buying will be amply repaid by the
concert alone. An efficient police force
will be on hand to preserve order, and
all who attend may be assured OF an en-.
joyable evening. Get your spade.tails
and brass.buttoned blue coats.
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TEMPERANCE NorEs.-owing to the
absence Of the President the meeting at
Parker's Hall sslast night was opened by
John Bellville. Remarks were made by
james Bennett, Alexander Thoburn and
Brown Porter, Six persons signed the
pledge.
Nj. Kemple delivered his humorous
lecture at OTIS Hall last evening to
good audience. The people expressed
themselves "a highly pleased. They were
kept in continuous roar Of laughter for
an hour. The title Of the lecture was
Eccentric People," and was treated in a
mastery manner.
A regular temperance meeting will be
held al OTIS Hall o.night.
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UNCLE TOMS CABIN.-The manage
ment have made special arrangements
with the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad 10
accommodate the citizens Of Cambridge,
Barnesville, Bellaire and Benwood who
desire to witness the opening Of the new
Wheeling Opera Hall on Tuesday and
Wednesday nights next. Thetrain leay.
ing Wheeling In the evening will be held
over until the close Of the play. Orders
for tickets by telegraph will be attended
to.
The people Of Little Washington and
on the Hempfeld road will also be &c.
commodated.
There will be matinee on Wednesday
afternoon.
It should DO remembered that this
great moral play will be produced by the
monster combination in way never be.
fore witnessed in this city. Entirely new
scenery, the celebrated jubilee singers,
genuine freedmen in the plantation scenes,
songs, dancer, etc. The same is now pro.
duced in the Pittsburgh Opera House to
crowded houses nightly.
The sale Of seats commences this morn
ing at Adams & Lucas music store.
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But1pISe.-In q conversation with Mr..
Coen, Of Armstrong, Coep, & Co, we learn
that there is a good deal OF inquiring
about prices by persons both ia town
and country, more 30 than usual at this
time Of year. Plans and specifications
are asked for, but as yet no positive
contraela have been made.
Perhaps our people are going 10 begin
at the right end Of the season this year,
with their building operations. II there
Il one peculiarlty about our people more
than another, It Is that OF commencing
tol build houses late in the summer or
fall, which throws the plastering, which
ought TO be done in warm. dry weather,
into the winter season, a time at which Il
is almost impossible for the best work.
men to make tirstclass Job.
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ADAMS & LUCAS invite attention to
their FISCHER Pianos, which have fine
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,
1897 Market street.
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Buried in ANIME.

DUBUQUE, Iowa, January 3l,-This
afternoon a shaft sunk on what Is called
the Coleman lead, on ths western border
Of the city, was found to have cayed in.
Three men, Thomas Allison and two sons,
are probably in the drift and as the exca.
vatiols are small and in compact clay, IL
is believed they must be dead. The shaft
is 65 feet deep and the coats Of the miners
were found at It's mouth. Fifty miners
are at work, i'm half hour relays, sinking
another shaft close by in the hope Of
getting the men out alive. It will take
till tomorrow noon to reach the drift.
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MEUREKAN

THE BEST GAS BURNER IN THE NAME
and warranted 70 do ali that d claimed d n N
In universal use throughout the East, mi i, ~
ed by the city Of Pittsburgh on he ItrItt m.
and In all the public buildings and IL n,,I Y
yate houses. As TO its being the bsst lbi ~, Y
Burner TO be had, the following cumpGriS,i \
dorss, the tame pressure given Zach b0nsr 4
Argand Burner gives IS per cent more iISii M
common Brass Fish Tall Burner; q AyI M ~
Burner (no cheeky q per cent more EN- ~
4s per cent more; the Evans IS per cent mn, \, n
the WINDSOR PATENT O. PR cExf MORE N
you will zee the Ellis EQUALS the ArHind; h, br,
gives 10 per cent more light, and Ihe WEI
per cent, proving itself the BEST BURNT
THE MARKET. Having been appoinis Y
Agent for the Windsor Burner, new ga nj
the citizens Of Wheeling, assuring then M n
all that Is claimed for Il, and no one u,lpE =, =
afford 10 10 without them. also new ~ n
plete assortment Of Gas Fixtures, Lad, N, n
Iron Pipe, Brass Work Of ali description, NJ 4
articles 10 DO found In a frsi-cla,s flunIJt h
Gas Fitting establishment.
delo OSCAR seELEY, 2iia n,sa
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ARRtvEp.-The four steamboats, with
Charley Nelley's shoes, who is going to
dance the clog this evening at the Mata.
moras masquerade, arrived there yeater.
day. Charley says the shoes are two
sizes too small. The folks at sistersyille
are thinking Of buying them to use for 9
depot when the P. W. 4 Ky. Railroad
goes down that way,
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silver Refused at the New YORK
POstOflice.

New York, January 3l.-Postmaster
james has addressed the following tele-
gram to Postmaster General Key:
The Assistant Treasurer Of the United
States at New York refuses to receive
trade dollars on deposit from this office,
and / am therefore compelled to refuse
them from the public, which causes seri.
Gus annoyance and complaint. Please
instruct me in regard to the matter.
The Assistant Treasurer says the rea-
son why be refuses TO receive trade dol
lars Ia because 1t Is not legalized, and that
were he to be succeeded and his accounts
closed up, his successor would unques-
tionably refuse to count any trade dollars
he had accepted.
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A CHILD named Bowers died Of the
smallpox in Alley G, back OF the Christ
man House, yesterday morning, and was
buried last evening. The child was about
ten months old, and the case was brought
to the attention Of the Health Officer on
Saturday last. This was the only case in
town. The house will be thoroughly
disinfected, and guarded for at least two
weeks, in order to prevent the spread OF
the disease.
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Two. Button Kids, all colors, all sizes,
only 80 cents, at speyer Bros

HEApquARrERs FOR CHEAP GooDs-
JoHNRoEMER's-Dry Goods, Carpet and
Wall Paper Emporium, Nos. 20l9 and
2021 Main street. Just received, 10000
bolts OF new styles Of Wall Paper and
Borders, at reduced prices; 1000 Bleach.
ed and Unbleached Muslins, 5, 2, SO,
lOc per yard. A large stock Of Cash.
meres and other Dress Goods at cost and
less than cost, to reduce stock. Carpets
15c up. Best Superior Southern Carpet
Chain at 25c pound. Best Clark's 0. N.
T. Machine Cotton Soc per dozen.
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Tii rather . grim Joke for the news.
papers TO style the city prison a "Work.
house, for precious little work Is done
by The inmates, who live at their ease,
and have all their expenses paid by the
city. Landlords and board bills don't
trouble them.
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TIE police authorities yesterday re-
csived postal card, signed "Ciuzsns OF
18th street" calling the attention Of the
officers 10 q house in East Wheeling
where liquor Is nnlawfully sold. As no
attention will be paid TO anonymous COM
munications, II the ''citiEens Of 18th
street" have any complaints to make let
them step to the front, or forever after
hold their peace,
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HAppY.rrDrses Tor nervous suiierers
and those who have been dosed, drugged
and quacked. Pulvermacher's Electric
Belts eflectually cure premature debil-
ity, weakness and decay. Book and Jour-
nal, with information worth thousands,
mailed free. Address PuIvERMAcHER
GALvAsIc Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. d&w
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CAPT. o'NEA1-we regret TO say that
but little hopes are entertained OF Capt.
o'Neals recovery. His system seems to
be completely Frustrated by his disease
and his age makes It very doubtful
whether the recuperatiye powers OF ma
ture In his case are sufficient TO over
come the yirulence Of the attack.
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EXCELSIOR GLASS WoRKs.-The at.
tempt to organize new company with
view Of purchasing and lighting up
these famous works has not been CEN
pleted. There Is some hitch about the
terms upon which the works were TO be
taken by the new organization. We
trust, however, that asatisfactory ar.
rapgement will yet be made under which
the enterprise will 60 on.
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Yrs, He DID, Editors Intelligaeer-
Please inform me through your valuable
paper, In to-morrow's issue, il Lewis
Morrison ever supported Rose Eytinge in
Sarah Mutton" IN this city. You will
oblige CRUSHED TRAGEDIAH.
Wheeling, Jan. 81, 1873.
Miss. Rose Eytings appeared in the
Hamilton Opera House, 10 this city, May
18th, 1877, ia "Miss Mutton with Mr..
Lewis Morrison as the leading gentleman.
And Rose Wood(n't) deny it, Il she were
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/. NEW LopcE-A number Of prominent
citizens Of The sixth and Eighth Wards
will shortly organize 8 lodge o. the
knights OF Honor. Already some fifteen
or twenty OF the best men on the South
side have enrolled themselves as charter
members, and an application will shortly
be made to the Supreme Lodge for 3
chartar
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TncsEsHEEp PELrs.--Mr. George Gold
en-, farmer living near West Alexan-
der, Penn, yesterday identified the sheep
pelts found on the premises Of Mrs. Har-
ris, mother Of the notorious Bill, as hay-
Ing been stolen from his wagon while at
tending market in this city about two
weeks since. The pelts were returned 10
him by Justice CALDWELL.
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MTHE TOP REVOLVING RAn."-There
are people in the world who love cats;
but our sympathies are not largely with
these disiurbers Of the peace Of night.
We have lost too many hours Of rest, too
many boot jacks and boots, and too much
bedroom furniture, in efforts to quiet
counting songs and serenades,to ever love
cats over much. Aud we have taken
rather a secret delight at a recent inven.
tion Of a revolving rail for the top Of the
fence. The top rail, out Of reach Of the
dog on moonlight nights, hiss long
been Tabby's iavorite promenade. We
oil the joints OF the revolving rail, and
witness the astonished cat, and hear him
spit. and scratch as faithful Towser
mauipulates him with real satisfaction.
The inventor of the "topreyolving rail"
may not belong to the s. P. c. a., but he
is human man, and believes that long
suffering world has rights, which even
cats must be taught to respect.
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RELIGIOUS IsrEREsr.-In common with
ali or nearly all Of our churches the 10th
st, English Lutheran Churchis enjoying
a season OF special religious interest.
Meetings are held nightly, and also
Saturday afternoon. Rev. Barry, Of Free
port, Pa, Is assisting the pastor.
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LETTERS detained at the Postofiice for
non. payment Of postage: Maggie Combs,
McCulioch. street, city, 2 cents; Miss
Susan Doher, McCulloch street, city, 2
cents; Charles Meride, care Of Hanes q
Wilson, city, 2 cents.
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THE city Is comparatively free Of
tramps at present. thanks TO the City
Sergeant The yags are now permitted
10 lodge in the police court room for one
night only, and In the morning they must
take . walk OF 90 70 the stone quarry.
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TIE couRrs.-cncurr CouRT-Judge
Mslria.-This Court met at 8 o'clock yes.
terday as usual. :,
By an arrangement between counsel,
the argument In the case Of w. B. Cur
tie VI. J. 81. Coz was postponed until the
The case Of Mary T. Graham vs.. Q. W.
Graham was submitted upon written
briefs as tocertain questions arising upon
the pleadings.
business, motions and the like, Court adj
journed until this morning at 8 o'clock.