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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-02
Cincinnati Horse and Mule Mar


The market was comparatively dull. But
little stock comparatively was received,
and but $40 head are reported as sold on
Fifth street. The holidays aud rainy wealth
er seemed to conspire to make business
dull. There were a number OF buyers In
the market awaiting arrivals, and all stock
offered sold readily--nothing left unsold.
Among the shipments were two cars to
Philadelphia at Sl00a125; two carst to North
Carolina at S60as0, and M TO Louisiana
at S50aT5. Wequote: Driving horses, 500
a$I50; draft horses, Sl00al76; %streeters, SO
aiO0; Southern chunks, $45a70; mules,
aged to s years, 16lfal6 hands, $l2Oal40i
l5al5K hands, $S6a110;i 14al5 hands, S60a
90. The market for broken mules con-
tinues dull. No demand for young I'M
broken mules.
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MoRTuARY REroRr.-During the alb.
sence from the city Of Deputy Health
Officer Ward his duties are being attended
by DR.. L. D. Wilson. DR.. Wilson informs
us that there hSye been three burials 70.
Gently, where no death certificates were
sent to the Health Officer. In two Of
these cases, the burials were within the
city limits, while the third wa outside
the city. The penalty attached to a neglect
Of this kind on the part Of the attend.
Ing physician Is twenty dollars and
costs. We have no doubt there are fire.
quent o%ccurances Of the kind in the city,
20 that the report OF the Health Officer
does not always cover the number oil
deaths.
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NORTH EIsSER & Co.'S Dutch Btttsrs
(BooYREAMP OF MAAG.BtrTRR) was
awarded the Prize Medal at the Centennial
Exhibition for It's excellent medical prop
critics. II has an agreeable bitter flavor
and taste. It's value as stomach and nerve
~lnyigorator Is fIiamed. Its use Is particu-
larry recommended TO females,
For sale yall druggists.
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EARLY cLosNa.-The following named
merchant tailors have entered into an
agreement 10 close their places OF business
all o'clock p. N. from January 1st to
March LAT, 1878: John T. Lakin, John
L. Rice. Thomas Hughes & Co., @. Hess
&son, 2 straub, D. schambra & Sons, N.
steger, II. Lingen, F. w. Budke, II. Beu-
ter, G. W. Seabright and FLA. Delbrugge.
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A YOUNG dry goods clerk the other
night undertook 10 shave himself and
save an honest dime. While moving his
beard he cut a pimple, and was badly
frightened thereat, surprising that he had
severed an artery and was likely 10 bleed
to death. A physician vas summoned,
and, it is hardly necessary to add, the
young fellow recovered. !.
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EoR RENT
no29.
d EsIDENcEs FOR RENT.

This doe Heddepes, northeast cnrner Of Twelfth
and toff streets Possession April ist Also, the
dwelling one door above Twelfth street, on elst
side Of Eotf street. Possession Afril Isl. AlIo,
two dwelling apartments eslt Ede Of Market st.,
half a square above second Ward Market Posses
mon Immediately. JAS. l.. HAwLEY,
no2S lG0 Mhin Strcet
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ADAMS 4 LUCAS invite attention to
their Fischer Pianos, which have q fine
powerful tone, and are furnished at re-
markedly low prices. Also TO their gen.
eral large stock Of Pianos, new and sec.
ond hand, Of other makers, and Of Reed
Organs, 10 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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The Phaeton, from Sistersville, arrived
and departed on time, but the Telegram
laid over at home.
The Della, contrary 10 expectation,
came down from Steubenville TO get a lot
Of freight for that place left by the Andes.
The Courier, for Parkersburg, and the
Express and Andes for Cincinnati, de.
parted.
The Salt Valley, from Pittsburgh to
Ironton. passed down.
The Emma Graham passed up.
The 0Neil, for Pittsburgh, left with all
the freight she could carry on this water
and had a barge In tow besides.
The Granite State, from Portsmouth
for Pittsburgh, will pass up about noon
to-day.
The Mallie Ragon is to.day's packet
for Parkersburg At 10l I'M.
The towboat Heatherington arrived on
Monday night from Pomeroy and unload
ed a thousand barrels Of salt for James
Morris.
River 5 feet inches and falling slowly.
By Telegraph.
CINCINNATI, January 1.-River II feet
0 inches and rising. Departed.-Hud-
son, Wheeling, Katy stockdale, Pitts
burgh. Weather clear and pleasant.
LOUISVILLE, KY, January l. Weather
clear and cold. River rising, s feet 8 in.
ches in the Canal.
SHREVEPORT, January 1.-Arrived-
Maria Louise, New Orleans. Departed
Kate Kinney, New 0rlerns. Weather
cloudy and cold. River rose two inches.
ST.. LOUIS, January 1.-Arrived-Polar
Star from the Tennessee river; Tatum
from Pittsburgh and the steamer Gene
We've from Memphis. Departed-Grand
Tower from Vicksburg. The river rose
4inches. Clear and pleasant.
MEMPHrs, January 1.-River rose IL
inches; stands II feet 0 inches. Weather
clear.
NEW ORLEANS, January Weather
clear and pleasant. Arriyed-Durfee and
Belle Memphis. Departed-R. E. Lee
and Thomas Sherlock.
CAIRO, January 1.-Arriyed-Colorado
yicksburg; Chester, St Louis; Hammett,
ST. Louis; Goff, Cincinnati. Departed
Colorado, St. Louis; Standard, New Or
leans; Chester, Memphis. River % feet
4 inches and rising. Weather clear and
cool.
EVANSVILLE, January Weather
clear aud pleasant. River IL feet and
rising. Up-Arkansas Belle, NJ. Smith,
Joe Bigley and tow, Florence Lee. Down
james Guthrie, Sam. Roberts and tow,
Dounally. All with excellent trips. New
Years generally observed. Business ac-
tive.
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HEADouAE1Eas FOR CHEAP Goops:.
AT John Roemer's, No. 2o1s and 2o2l
Al 200 i pieces of Fine Soft Finished, yard
wide, Bleached Muslin, at sl cents by the
200 Extra Fine LOnsdals, 81 cents by
# Fine French oaahmsres at 80, 60, 70,
so, 80 cents and 81.
Fine Fancy Dfsss Goods at 10 cents.
Good Calico and Muslin at cents.
Ingram Carpet worth 30 cents for 80
Cloaks and shawls at less than cost.
Call soon II you wish TO save money.
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HAppYrrDMGs Tor nervous sufferers
and those who have been dosed, drugged
and quacked. Pulvermacher's Electric
Belts efectually cure premature debil-
ity, weakness and decay. Book and Jour
nal, with information worth thousands,
mailed free. Address PUIvERMAcHER
GALyANIcC Co, Cincinnati, Ohio. d&w
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PourE CouRr-Judgc Cranmer.-A At the
morI ing session OF the police court, yes
terd. y, t 20 cases we're disposed Of, as fol.
lows
Maj Mullen, a vag, was up because he
had NO visible means OF support He
was senitncel to thirty days hard labor
at the ST ne quarry.
Tim. DSrgai was the other innocent
who wa aUl Dad on New Years eve. BE
was nulcled 10 the sum Of S. and costs,
which he couldn't pay, and he was sent
up with Mullen.
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As IT SHOULD BE..The kind and gen.
erous hearted gentlemen comprising the
firm OF Neil & Ellingham, who are al
ways frat in every good act, yesterday
gave their employees a barrel Of Satin
Clos -four each, Tor a New Years gift.
A barrel Of such -four as that we would
consider a grand gift.
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CHIEF MARSHAL wrsDER, Of the Fire
Department, had some experiments yes.
terday morning at the Capitol building
with n new patent FIRE escape, which was
mentioned briefly in these columns yes
terday morning. The experiments at
trac,cd quite a crowd about the building.
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EscApEp FROM THE Cry PR1soS.--on
Monday evening a tramp confined in the
city prison, who carried a ball and chain,
succeeded in breaking the chain and ef.
fecting his escape. The fellow was a
dangerous character, who was arrested on
Saturday last by Officer Baird, after a
violent resistance, and at the matinee
session OF the police court was sent up for
sixty days-thirty days for disorderly
conduct and thirty for resisting an officer.
Nothing has been heard Of the fellow
since he took French leave.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-02

soRIEE MusrcALE.-A soiree musicale
is to be given by the pupils Of Mrs. Annie
N. Sheib, on Thursday evening next, at
Mr.. W. II. sheib's music store. The
seating capacity being limited, only q
corresponding number 0 ftickets has been
issued. The entertainment is therefore
only public to the extent Of the invita-
lions given by the pupils, in whose hands
the matter Is. The orpheus Club, a male
quartette recently organized, will make
its first appearance at this soiree.
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SHOOTING 1RE cRAcKERa-soms boys
we're caught yesterday shooting ere
crackers IN a stable filled with hay. The
proprietor moved them out SO quickly
that they will scarcely be able TO tell
when the next 4th Of July comes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-02

THE Colorado Hotel, Philadelphia,
Pa, endorsed by eminent and distinguish.
ed visitors as a model establishment, will
be an exception hereafter to the general
complaint Of high prices. cod
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-02

BIe,brawny men going about the streets
with little bundles Of penny lead.penells
in their hands, looking for customers,
and delicate women ~tottering under the
weight Of thirty pounds Of marketing, are
becoming very common sights.
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TnE HEALTH OF THE CrrY.-Con,rary
to the general expectation and belief, the
remarkably mild weather has not proved
unhealthy. In conversation yesterday
with a number Of physicians, we learned
that there Is no unusual amount oil
disease In the city.
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1hSnAHH ASNA
which literally means, May a good year
be inscribed TO you inthe book OF liie,'"
was the reply.
and as we passed the days salutation TO
him he lifted his hat CALAMITY and re-
piled:
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Dowsi Dowsl DowN = Another
break down in prices Of Dry Goods and
Carpets. Bound TO sell at some price
whether the mills ruu or not. Corner
Main and 10th streets.
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OPINION OF A BAIrIMoREAs.-I have
used Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup for some
time In my family, and found Il the best
remedy for Colds, Coughs, &C., l ever
trled.-L0aia Br4ning, 90 Caroline Street.
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Very dull yesterday in police circles
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TIE Fire Alarm and District Tele-
graph machinery was shipped from Chi
cage on the 9th ult. Is expected TO ar
rive at Bridgeport 10 day. 1t will be
Immediately set up in working order.
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oARpErsl Carpetsl oarpesi It is a
we'll settled fact that the cheapest Car.
pets and Dry Goods in the city are found
at J.. W. FERREL's,
Corner Main and 10th ST.
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No other business Of importance was
transacted.
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REMoyAL-Messrs. Hanes & Wilson
will remove their paintshop in the Spring
10 Main street, west side, q few doors
above Harpers wholesale hat store.
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PERSONAL PoISn.-Dr. D. B. Ward,
our efficient Deputy Health Officer, has
been spending the holidays in New York.
He Is expected home the latter part Of
the week.
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FsOm present indications there Is but
little danger Of the ice crop being large
this winter. Look out for q close up next
inmmer and q corner.
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THE Episcopal Sabbath School, over on
the Island, were treated last evening. TO
The usual presents in the way OF coniee.
tiouery and candies.
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BREAK DOWN IN PRIoH.-Dress Goods
8 cents, Black Kid Gloves So cents and
Carpets as cheap as 10 cents. They have
to be sold To raise money now.
J, W, FERREI.
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THE Wheeling Stock Yard Company
have declared adividend Of ten per cent.
The company has been in existence only
about nine months.
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AT 10 o'clock last night there were no
prisoners in the lookup. A slim police
COURT Il any, may be expected this morn
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We all have our preferences; but no
one prefers to hear y crying baby when
the fact Is 60 well known thst Dr., .Bulla
Baby Syrup would at once quietit. %
cents. d4W
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How many caIIers did yOu hayel
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Irisa fne test Of ones moral courage
to see him struggle boldly 70 his ordin-
AIRY occupation the day after New Years.
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BREAK down in prices of Dry Goods
and Carpets. Now ia your time. Call
and price. Got to sell.
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Last evening the spacious parlors, the
promenade halls and the ball room at
Neuhausen's Assembly Rooms presented
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We open to-day 900 pieces Of cur new
Spring stock Of Hamburg Edglnss, to
which we invite Inspection, guarantee.
Ing them to be Of Q much better value
than any other House In this city, and at
prices that can't fail TO please.
Respectfully, sPEYER BROS.
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Goor> Black Kid Gloves for IS c.s- at
J.M. EERRKL,e.
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No amusements at the Opera House
until Saturday, when WEIGH & Hughes
Ministries will give an entertainment
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THE ESTaos DANCING oLUB

had a very enjoyable social party last
night at Mozart Hall. There was a nice
crowd present, and they put in their time
10 good advantage. The Enigos ia strictly
a social club, and their social gatherings
are greatly enjoyed by all who have the
pleasure Of attending them. Cockayne's
excellent orchestra furnished the music
10 The satisfaction Of all present. All in
all, The members OF the Enigos Dancing
Club should be well pleased with their
New Years Social.
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FINANCIAL.

This Bank Is organized and prepared to transact
the business Of banking In all its details.
II succeeds the First National Bank Of Wheeling,
q owned by the Elne shareholders and 10 underth The
mme management.
BY carefully regarding the interests Of It's Cor
respondents and Deposition, and by = prompt and
faithful execution Of their wiGhes, II hopes 10 merit
their esteem and confidence.
Eo,es and Bills discounted.
Collections made on all points throughout the
United States.
Deposit Accounts subject 70 check at sight no
ceiyed from Banks, Bankers, Films, Corporations
! certiaeaiss Of Deposit Issued payable on demand
Interest allowed on Special Deposits.
pnkcTom:
Jacob :. Rhodes, WIN. A. Turner,
VIM. A. lsett, John L Hobbs,
A. NJ. Adam, &C. Dewey.
Henry N. Harper, my2i-dAw
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THERMOMETER REcoRD.-The follow
ing shows the range Of the Thermometer,
az observed at Schnepfs drug store, Opera
House corner, yesterday:
s !. az q, . sF'n' 7Fi 3.
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Reports being ended, the prominent
feature Of the evening was presented.
This was a concert exercise entitled,
The light House, prepared originally by
the Superintendent Of one Of the largest
Sunday Schools in the U. s., s. D. Jones,
Eso, Of St. Louis. The exercise consist
ed 81 a number Of poetic and Scripture
selections, illustrative Of the truth.
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No business was transacted yesterday
at the State, county and city buildings.
Ditto the Custom House.
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WEDNESDAY, JAN. 9, 1878.
New Advertisements.

wap,ed-situation.
Lost-Pocket. book.
Dissolution-Wm. link & Son.
George II. Parks-Pork Packer.
For Rent-Store Room.
For Rent-Brick Building.
Book. K eping-Harry Caldwell.
Lard Barrels-W. W. Mcconnell.
Rope, Twine, oakum, &c.-charles Il
Berry.
Joseph Bell &co.
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ttrHE oHRlsrfAN ALldHT.h

A yeritable light house, 16 feet high,
had been built upon the stage, and sent
out its light oyer all the house. To the
light house In the ocean built 10 gire
ioht and sapsh ne the good man and good
woman were compared in poetry and
song. The exercise and miniature light
house ELECTED much interest and COM
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IT was a quiet New Years day.
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WAN 1Er nNrHRYTEWEp.

The effervescent and uncongealed
Wah Lee, the washee washee man Of
Market street, was also talked to on the
subject. Wah said: "Me washee all die
yeafee round. Ne no get good Mclean
mans monee. Mclean man go gee girlee
too muchee in carriage, and Chinaman
no get what Melican man owes him.
no like Mclean mans New Yearee;
TOO much dlinkee and eatee. Chlnaman
no likee such nonsense; n dollee hity
centee dozen, wuhee washee all year"
But 10 pass 10 the entertainments oil
the day and evening, We would first re.
fer 10
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TOR RENT
DOR PENTHOUSE

Z
Containing eight room, and Bath Room, On
Jacob street, between 18th and ilth, Vest dde
Gas and water. WIN b rented Low TO responsible
tenant Enquire Of
uosi Bookseller and s%tatonar, 1865 Main St
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TuE County and'Municipal Courts will
meet this morning, pursuant to their
holiday adjournment.
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The Justices transacted no business
yesterday; therefore vi have no criminal
business 10 report.
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THERE were not so many New Years
calls yesterday as usual.
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Now get down TO hard work, and save
your nickels for the Glorious Fourth.
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A DroRAMc exhibition is to be given
10 the Baptist Church tomorrow evening.
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IIOI Main street.

I. BLUM &c BRO
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The scarlet fever is reported very bad
among the children at Moundsyille.
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nor Observation-Disclosures IuTe,
ID well furnished Front KoOm, centrally located,
with or without BOArd, mithie fer three OF four
S~sntIemSn. Epqulrv NJ this once. nOe0"
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THE Council Committee on Real Es.
tate has been called to meet on Friday
evening.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-16

panied only by Mr., Pitman and MI Pynl ton OF '.l
cinnat "a personal friend OF thr Itm famiv, hiI
strangers and newspaper representatives were rguy
excluded from the building during the cremation ne
ltl present Mr.. Ptman. Mr. Iympton ana 'ie
men In charge OF the furnace Dr. Leinoinc was iO'
present, owing to the intimes OF age; but ms @ son
Julius Lemoyne, his son-in-aw III. " Harding anu IN.
Blackhrst. superintendent OF the gas-works ia
Of the entire process The estimated neal n tLe felol
200 degrees, Fahrenheit ara Dr. %
stated this afternoon that he estimated the hghest
gree of heat which the furnace has ever showh III ho'
over 200 degrees. o .,,,,,or %
The arrangements at the crematory were similar ITO 20
those attending the cremation OF BhrOn De ram Inc
remains were taken the coffin and placed IN tne
IRON cradle and a mus cloth, previously soaked III
alum wafer was then placed over them to conceal thch
from yiew O'Clock the cradle was pushed INTO the
retort and the door was closed. In eighteen mnn,es
the body was entirely reduced, aud al The end Oi oi
hOur and thrceGuartcs the cremation was pronounced
complete. The ucs of the furnace were then cIGsed
and the door sealed hernecay, 10 arrest coinpuS
tion and allow the retort to cool. THIS WIZ
require at least thirty hours, when @ Tue
door of tie reUort will be opened and the ashes
will be removed Mr. Pitman expressed himself as wen
satisfied with the result OF the cremation He y li,
cded as what he will do with the remains, hut hnks
he will erect monument, inside OF which he VIII p'ace
the Jar and contents . 49,, ,,, ,o
Dr. Lemoyne says that hereafter oil cremalOns VIII po
conducted in strict privacy, nut TIE lfehuh pue
allowed III the building during the process, ana hys III
the success Of TO-DAY not needed 10 conVnce , ,
that cremation Is the quickest, most cc1hohic" '""
most sanitary way OF dIspOsng OF the dtau.