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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-01
REMEMBERl REMsMBER!-you will save
25 per cent on your Cloaks by buying them
from US, and have the largest and finest
stock to choose from. !. BLUM & BRO.

rAY.pAY at the city building to.day.

PAYDAY at the city building to-day.
Tng country is over-runwith city sports
men. I
wrArllEawrsE people call this "squaw
winter.p
MATTERS were very quictin police circles
yesterday.
TuE Supreme Court Of Appeals sits again
tomorrow.
THERE were cighty.one cases before the
police court last month.
THERE are still two counties to hear from
concerning the late election.
TIE juveniles made things lively last
night celebrating Halloween.
TwESrY-rouR new chairs have been put
in the court chamber, ut the Court House
Tnr Nail City Boat Club will give one o.
their pleasant socials ut their boat house
this evening. NJ t
Two deeds Of trust were admitted tc
record yesterday by tho Clerk oil the
County Court.
TINS cold snap ought to improve bust
ness with those merchants who have win
ter goods to dispose Of.
TuRRE was quito brisk sale Of reserved
seats yesterday, at Lucas Music Store ioi
the Barrett engagement
A SELECT party of young people en-,
loved a social hop at Wiesel Hall last
might. Kramer's band, OF course.
@TnE beautiful snow" came down yes
tertlay, and 1t fell, just as the poetry said,
in tile dirty cutters and the mud.
JOSH KRAMER aad his orchestra go to
Steubenyillo to-day to play for o private
party to be given in that city tonight
" any one can find a street crossing this
weather. he had better have It got in En-
sion gold to wear It on his watch chain,
TwySry marriage licenses were issued
nrinsthe month Of October. The num-
her in October last year was twenty-one.
1,nr colored folks have been holding q
festival at OTIS Hall the last two evenings,
for the benefit Of the Sumner Brass Band
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PosrroSENEsr OF THE PAXTON FOUNTAIN
DEpicArioX.-Th Council Committee OH
the Paxton Fountain held meeting at
tho City Building last night. The COM
mittee, after some discussion, decided to
postpone the dedication Of the fountain
for one week, on account OF the inclemen-
cy OF the weather, and for other sufficient
reasons 1t is unnecessary to mention. The
ceremony will therefore take place!on Sat
urday next, the 9th inst. Special invita-
tons will be issued TO all the organized
societies Of the city, to-day, SO that they
may have ample time in which to meet and
act upon them.
The military companies OF Warrington
and Moundsville having expressed a de-
sire to be present and participate in the
display, provided free transportation be
furnished them to the city and return,
Mayor Sweeney applied to the B. & O.
authorities to ascertain II the company
would transport them free Of charge. Yes
terday he received his reply from the head
quarters Of the company at Baltimore, to
the effect that the Moundsvillc military
would be transported to Wheeling and re-
turn at the regular rates, and the Manning
ton folks at the rate OF 81 so each for the
military, and g 10 for citizens, tho round
trip. It's hardly likely, therefore, That
either the Warrington or MOundsvillc
company will be here.
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NAnRRs CoSvESTioS nailers con-
yention, called TO consider the settlement
Of a new scale Of prices for mailing, met in
McI.ainIs Hall yesterday morning, and
WAS called TO order by the President, Mr..
Edward F. Tracy, ,of Ashland, ny. Mr..
James Peters, OF Wheeling, the Vice Pres
ident Of the Union, and W. Newt. Linch,
also Of Wheeling, It's Secretary, were pres
ent and occupied their respective places
In the hall.
The basis Of representation in the con-
vention was one member for each nifty
machines, but with the exception otthe
Wheeling mills only one ortwo mills were
represented by more than one delegate.
Tho following is list of the delegates
: Ashland, Ky.-E. F. Tracy.
Benwood, w. Ya.-A. Graham, Il, j.
Whitesides, A. B. Doane.
La Belle, Wheeling-l. +. Stewart, 5. N.
Belmont, wheeling-Jas. Peters, chas.
Rust.
Riverside, wheeling-A. L. Wells, Wal
Youngstown, OIL. Battelle.
Green Castle, 1nd.-P. S, Nightingale.
Sharon, Pa.-Thomas B. Taylor.
Miles, &C. W. Talbitzer.
Chicago, Ills.-Stillman Briggs.
Ironton, O.-Thomas II. Brashears.
Clifton, W. Ya.-Jos. Wheeler. b.
Steubenyille. O.-Jos. n. Reilly.
Zug & Co, Pittsburgh-Wm. A. Ashton.
Jones, Laughlin & Co., Pittsburgh-w'
A. Bumbaugh. ...
Hill. ...
American Iron Works, Pittsburgh
Thos. NJ. Hunter.
Chess, Smith & Co., Pittsburgh-Robert
Beiieville, 1il.-John L. Lewis.
Martins Ferry, &C. W. Cook, jus.
Devens. ...F',.s,
The convention sat with closed doors,
only delegates and several prominent nail
ers OF the city being allowed Abundance.
Considerable business, OF private charac-
ter, and ofinterest only to the nailers them
selves, was transacted during the session,
which lasted from 10 o'clock in the morn
ing to B:30r. N. Kill,
The most important business, before the
convention was the consideration OF the
proposed abolition OF the sliding scale OF
prices, and the following resolution,
which was unanimously adopted, shows
the feeling Of the delegates upon the sub
jcct:
WHEREAS, the sliding scale Of prices
under which We now work has given en-
tire satisfaction in the past, and We can see
no benefit to either manufacturers or nail
crs in terminating it; therefore, be II 4,
ReSolmd, That We, the nailers in conven.
ton assembled, adopt tho present scale Of
prices as thestandard ofmaking nailsin the
future, and We will do no work under any
other agreement or contract whatever. OK
cept in conformity with the present scale
and basis. ....r. q.
The convention adjourned sine die. nj,
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River 8 feet 5 inches. Weather cloudy
and cold, with snow storm in the after
noon.
The o'Ncal did not get away on accoun,
OF having to undergo inspection OF hel
boilers. until 10 o'clock.
The Courier departed for Parkersbura
at 10! o'clock.
The Emma Graham, from Pittsburgh fol
Cincinnati, passed down Of II o'clock.
The local packets, with good trips, ar
rived and departed on time.
The Telephone did not arrive until after
dark some time. She departed for Charles
ton.
The Granite State, from Pittsburgh,
passed down last night, and the Buckeye
State, from Cincinnati, passed up,
The ", P. Thompson, from Cincinnati,
will be due this morning at s O'Clock.
The Ragon will he the Parkersburg
packet At 10l O'Clock.
Tho Hudson, from Cincinnati, viii be
due at noon to-day,
The towboat Samuel Clarke was unable
10 pass the head Of the Island with her
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DEATH or CAprAIS BLAzIER.-In our
telegraph columns yesterday morning ap'
reared a brief notice OF the death OF Capt.
Richard Blazicr, at Gallipolis, Ohio. Capt.
Blazier died Of the yellow fever on Tues
day evening, having exposed himself, to
attack by attending his brothers family,
who were suffering from the disease. He
was well known to all West Virginia sold
lers, having made himself famous during
The late war rs the leader Of the Blazier
Scouts, company OF picked men selected
from the brigade commanded by General
Duyall. He is spoken OF by his old com.
rades, in this city as one OF the brayest and
most daring men in the service, and the
announcement Of his death has been re.
ceivcd with sorrow.
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The CoURrs. = CrRcurr CouRT. -Jadge
Mslrin.-In this Court yesterday the FOL
lowing business was transacted;
Judge John H. Miller, Of steubenville,
Ohio, was admitted to practice law In this
Henry schaffer, Leander Mix, Charles
otte, VIM. Lohman and Henry Breniseni
were appointed appraisers Of the estate Of
the late George f. Tape, Of Richie dis
Louisa Tappo was appointed guardian l i
Of Henry W. Tape and Johanna y. Tap
ne, children OF Geo. F. Tape, deceased.
Bond 800 for each child; Charles ,otte
surety.
Michael O'Leary, native OF Ireland
filed declaration OF his intention Of be-
coming citizen Of the United States;
The testimony in the case Of \. Wells
vs.. the P. ". K Ky. Railroad Company
was concluded, and the argument Of coun'
sci commenced. Ex-Gov. Jacob and John
o. Pendleton spoke yesterday, and Col.
Pendleton and Mr.. Cracraft will close the
argument to-day. ,.,
Adjourned to the usual hour this morn
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The srAnxE.Bn1rr LlDEE-W. II. starke
the shoemaker who was before Justice
Phillipson Wednesday for libel, in exhibit
ing in his window what he caileda Dead,
beat List" failed to give the bond required
for his appearance at Court, and was yes
terlay committed to jail. AS the Dead
beat List" was still in the window yester,
day morning, second warrant was issued
by the Justice, at the instance Of Mr.; Britt
for Starke's arrest on charge OF malicious
libel. This last case will be examined
when Starke effects his release from jail
The "Dcadbeat List" alluded to was re-
moved from Starke's window after the
second warrant was sworn out
In Justice to Mr.. Britt, 1t should DC
known that he gives as reason for moi
paving Starke's bill OF 50 81, that he had q
claim Of $50 against Starke which he had
been unable 10 collect. Mr.. Britt brought
snit against Starke on Wednesday for the
amount Of this claim, and obtained jndg,
ment for the same, after deducting starke's
bill OF 50 o.. -
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omcc: Nos. Is and 81 Fourteenth Street
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A FuGIrIyE FROM Jusr1cE DETAINED AT
WAYSEsBuRu.-Mr. G. o. Davenport yes
terday received telegram from Waynes'
burg, Pa, from which We extract the follow
ing: "Our Governor has ordered the de
tention Of EIihu Gregg here, until appli'
cation can be made to him to revoke the
warrant for Gregg's delivery to the, Sheriff
OF Preston county. Please come here by
noon tomorrow, ria Washington and Mar
row Guage, and aid us In etfecting Gregg !
release. We need your knowledge and
experience in the case. Answer"
tiregg's case is o rather peculiar one
Some wears since he was convicted oi
burning the Court House in Preston
county, and sentence OF death was passed
upon him. Mr.. Davenport, who appeared
Ms his counsel, took the case to the Supreme
Court OF Appeals, and succeeded IN 70,
yersing the action OF the Court below and
getting new trial for his client. He was
tried the second time, again found guilty
and again sentenced TO DEATH. Mr.. DAY.
export then applied to the Supreme Court
for writ OF error, and pending this appli'
cation Gregg broke jail and effected his
escape. This was five. or six years ago,
and Gregg had not been heard from by
his counsel until the telegram announcing
his detention ut Wayncsburg.
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MAlDESs' CAsE.-Andy Maidens, who
did the shooting on the steamer Heather,
ton Wednesday evening, IN account oil
which appeared in these columns yester.
div morning, was before His Honor Mayor
Sweeney at the morning session Of the
police court, on q charge OF disorderly
conduct, and fined $40, which he paid;
lie was then arrested on warrant issued
by Justice CALDWELL ut the instance oil
Tom Daily, deckhand on the Heather,
ington, who charged him with felonious
shooting. The examination OF the case
was postponed until Tuesday next, Mai
dens giving bond in the sum OF 81 900 for
his appearance to answer.
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PERSONAL MENTIoN.--Bishop Kahn is to
lecture at Weston tomorrow evening.
Mr.. Frank A. Bender, an accomplished
telegraph operator, will to-day resume his
old position at the Western Union office
in this city, and take the Associated Press
report. Frank has been employed in the
Pittsburgh office for the past six months,
Glad to see him back.
Mr.. Leo Reister left yesterday for q four
weeks tour through Pennsylvania and
Ohio. af ags 1I}a
Col. Henry G. Peterman, who has been
confined to his residence for few days
past by illness, made his appearance on
the streets yesterday, looking little worse
OF the attack.
Architect G. G. Kemble has returned
from three weeks trip to the East, look.
ing as blooming as rose.
The condition Of Mr.. Charles Koch is
SO much improved that it is thought he
will be in condition to attend to business
ina few weeks. Rest is all that he appears
TO require. U .........
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Police CouRr.-Clerk Darrah, Of the
Municipal Court, makes the following, re-
port OF cases before the police court dur
Inc the month OF October: Total number
OF cases, 81; Enthusiastically con-
duct. As; drunkenness, II; assault and bat
tery, 5; keeping a house Of ill-fame, |;
prostitution, l; larceny, 3; resisting an OH,
Ger, /; violation Of market ordinance,
abusive language, 9; lounging in the Mar
kct House, /; vagrancy, !. Arrests made
by each Deputy Sergeant: Robertson ~,
Short Is, Bogard Is, Flynn l3, Lukens !,
Detibaugh ., Baum !, St Myers !, Moran
1, Johnston 9, Asmus 5, Stanley ), supt
Warehouse ], Night Waterman Out i,
Mahoney2.
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IMPROVING ELEVENTH SrREEr.-A force
Of workmen have been engaged for some
DAYS in making important improvements
on lth street, between Market and Main
streets. The curbstones have been reset
and the pavements widened and repaired,
and the street is now being graded to
conform with the grade Of Market and
Main streets, the cutters being done ava
with and the curb set flush upon the
street, thus allowing more space for both
vehicles and pedestrians. The work is
being pushed forward rapidly, with 9
large force OF men, and will he completed
within few days.
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LIVER Is KISo.-The Liver Is the imperial
organ Of tho whole human system, as Ii con.
trolls the life, health and happiness OF man.
When It Is disturbed in its proper action, all
kinds OF ailments are tho natural result The
and blood, the action OF tho brain and nervous
system, are all Immediately connected with
the workings OF the Liver. 1t has been sue.
ccssiully proved that Green's August Flower
Is unequaled in curing all persons afflicted with
Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint, and oil the nu-
meroSs symptoms that result from an un.
healthy condition OF the Liver and Stomach,
Sample bottles to try, 10 cents. Positively sold
in MI towns on the Western Continent. Three
doses will Prove that 1t Is jnst'what you want
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nTnE Frnsr Dosr GIVES RELlEr."- dis
treSsing cough, which threatened serious re-
suits. Is quickly cured before developing u
fatal pulmonary affection. For oil throat,
sTa heopns oas liver eFsn
plant, Blood Splitting, &c, no remedy Is so
prompt and ehectual as "Dr. Swayne's Com
pound Syrup of Wild Cherry"
~ have made use. Of this preparation for
many years, and It has proved to be very re-
liable and efficacious In the treatment Of Sc
we're and long standing coughs. know Of
two patients, now in comfortable health, and
who but for Its use / consider would not now
hn liuinn
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Tie highest authority in New England,
the State Assayer OF Massachusetts, after
careful analysis OF Halls Vegetable Sici-
liam Hair Remover, certified that it is the
best preparation for Us intended purposes
that It's constituents are pure and carefully
selected for excellent quality, and that II
forms MI efficient preparation for pro.
noting the growth Of the hair and restor-
ing the original color. This world.re-
nowned preparation is for sale by all drug.
gists.-Rtco,d, Red Oak, IO,na.
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AFRO AND BA& SINGERS WANrEp.-Two
Altos and one Bass are needed to fill a
choir, in which III designed to study and
rehearse the better class Of church music
during this winter. Good and true voices
will have more than ordinary adyan ages
given them in return for services. Appli-
cants will please address "Choir," at this
Office, till Saturday noon,
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LuxAcY. - Carl Baker, young man
working rs atobacco stripper in one Of the
cigar factories, was yesterday arrested by
Constable VIM. Love, OF Union district,
and committed to jail as lunatic. Baker
is about twenty years old, an orphan. and
boards at Bolts Hotel, in Centre Wheel
ing. He is subject to fits, which no doubt
caused his insanity. The unfortunate boy
will have hearing before Justice Bulger
in a day or two, when he will DO ex-
amined by DR.. Wilson, the County Physi'
Cinn.
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FELL IN A SwooN.-Yesterday morning
a lady who gave her name as Miss Smith,
OF Fulton, and who was making inquiries
in East Wheeling in search Of employ
ment, fell in swoon at the corner Of 18th
and Jacob streets. She was carried into q
residence near by and properly cared for,
and upon learning OF her destitute cordi-
ton the kind.hearted neighbors took up a
collection for her benefit and sent her on
her way rejoicing.
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IMPORTANT TO LAYER PArRxs.-When
you ask your druggists for "McLane's
Celebrated Pills. mind to see those iden.
teal words, with the name Of l"Fleming
Bros, Pittsburgh, Pa, proprietors," Is
actually printed in blue relief on the gov.
eminent stamp, hall enpirpllng the box
all others varying the slightest in these
particulars are spurious limitations.
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Book Binding.

In connection with our establishment is the
Book Binding and Blank Book mandatory
Of Mills Prev & Co., one of the finest in
the State, being thoroughly fitted through
out with ruling machinery, presses, paper
cutters, numbering and paging machines,
We can now turn out every description of
binding and ruling in the best style of work.
manship, and with utmost rromptness.
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ApIurAxr GENERAL WooD has COM
pleted his annual report, which will at
once be printed, and submitted to the Leg
islaturc at the session in january next.
Gen. Wood calls attention, in this report,
to the fact that there are some COO old guns
in the Arnory, and asks for instructions
as to the proper disposition to be madc of
them.
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COME and SEE!

Also full line Of Ladies' and Gents Hand an
Machine SGWed
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people, generally are not aware that the
table celery which Is now being brought
into our markets in such quantitiesis one
Of the very best nervines that the vegeta'
bio kingdom produces. 1t Is claimed that
persons possessing ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
with particularly sensitive nerves, should
partake freely Of this plant, The effects
offs medicinal properties upon the human
system are stimulating and entirely harm
Hasa
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TEMPERANCE Notes.-The meeting last
night at Mozart Hall was addressed by Mr..
Briggs, OF New Castle, Penn, Robt. Mar
shall and DR.. J. L. S. Hall. There will be
q meeting at this hall to.morrOwnight.
The next temperance sermon will be
delivered at the Second Presbyterian
Church CRev. Jas D. Moffat, pastor,) next
Sunday evening at the usual hour OF ser
vice. "a.
The Hornbrook Temperance Union
have arranged for a good time this even
ing. Rev. Steele, OF the North Street NJ.
L. Church, and other good speakers will
address the meeting. r
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FoR UPWARDS OF TuiRrY YEARS Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used
for children. II corrects acidity OF the
stomach, relieves irind collie, regulates the
bowels, cures dySentery and didrrhGd,
whether arising from teething or other
causes. An old and well.tried remedy. %
cents a bOttlt. --a d&w
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Fon LIVER COMPLAINT, BnIous HEA pAcHE
Sick Headache (which females are so liable
to- Jaundice or Green Sickness, Bilious Collie
mittent, Remittent, and Congestiye Foyers,
where languor, drowsiness, anxiety, pains In
the back, head and extremities, slight chills
with flashes Of heat etc. No medicine Is bet
ter adapted tocure these complaints In all their
~ tIat. O.
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A RARlrY.-Col. Jake Nungc, the well
known Teuton OF the Second Ward, treated
his friends to the rarity Of squirrel ind
rabbit lunch at his place last night, which,
Of course, was gotten up in A No. ! style.
Those lucky enough TO be present ate
heartily, and expressed the wish that the
Colonel would repeat the dose "every
time, once more.n
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A FINE SPREAD AT THE orERG,-sir.
James Robinson, proprietor Of the new
Opera Restaurant, entertained some fifty
with royal spread. Among, the guests
present we noticed the Judges Of the SUI
ipteme Court, sprinkling Of lawyers and
doctors, several prominent merchants,
members Of the press and well known
citizens. The juicy biyalye vas served in
every style knownto the culinary art, and
the feast was worthy OF Mr.. Robinson's
name and tame as restaurateur. gp
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TnE iirst snow storm Of tho season,
which arrived yesterday, was a success.
The feathery fakes flew thick and fast for
an hour or so during the afternoon, but
they melted as fast as they fell, and wen
have to postpone that sleighridc until
later in tho season.
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FIRsr NATIONAL sALoox.-Fresh shell
oysters received every day at the First
National Saloon, No. 1912 Main street, two
doors below the Grant House. Genuine
imported Hungarian Wines sold at ten
cents glass. Cold lunches served daily.
Imported schweitzer Cheese, the finest in
the city. Fine stock Of cigars, choice
liquors, and Reymann's lager. Call and
sec me. .t LOUIS SclIwALD.
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PIANO AND ORGAN TUNING. -1fyourP 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, ~.
Lucas Music STORE,
3'. 1927 Market st.
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A wELI-KNowx citizen, while riding on
one OF the Elm Grove Railway cars recent
W, asked the driver to be kind enough to
stop the car on the left hand side, as lady
wanted TO get out at the glass house.
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Isaac S. HEREIN, N. D.

Straustown, Berks county, Pa.
Price:-Trial bottle, 25 cents; large size, 81,
or six for IS. A single % cent bottle will
oftentimcs cure recent cough or cold, and
thus prevent much suffering and risk OF life.
Prepared only by DR.. Swayne & Son, Phila.
delphia. Sold by leading Druggists. Logan,
List & Co., Wheeling. eod4w
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Book Printing.

With large fonts of type, ranging in size
from Nonparcilt6 Plea, the most perfect bool;
press and a well appointed bindery, we have
facilities for this special class OF work possessed
by few offices III the West,