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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-09
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SPEYER BROS.
Brief Mention.

|
PENSIONERS are receiving their sti'
ponds.
THE Municipal Court will meet this
morning.
MERCURY ascended to 7O' above zero
yesterday.
BUFFALO WILLIAM is playing in OIL
City this week.
THE Board Of Education will meet next
Thursday evening,
A CALICO ball Is booked for Mozart
Hall on the Goth inst.
sRND in your spring poetry. We have
our cremstory in order.
LOVE feast was held at the Fourth
Street N. E. Church last night.
The Fidelio ball Of Tuesday night last
netted 500 clear Of all expenses.
THE military companies Of the city will
parade this afternoon at 4 o'clock, weather
permitting.
The petit jury OF the County Court
has been adjourned over until Monday
morning at 10 o'clock.
New mating has been placed on the
aisles and stairways at Washington Hall,
greatly improving the same.
THE "Maud Muller" comedy company
arrived from Columbus yesterday, and
are stopping at the Mcclure.
The Superior Moving Machine Works
arc running regularly now, getting ont
machines for the spring season.
The new Washington Hall building
will be entirely completed and turned
over by the contractors April LIST.
THE Council Committees on Accounts,
Cemeteries, and Streets, Alleys and
Grades met at the City Building yester-
day.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Wheeling Teachers Association was held
last evening, in the Third Ward school
house.
The general manager Of the P. W. &
KY. Road is making arrangements 10 run
a through train from Wheeling without
change.
The upper Riverside forge department
Is running half time, the day and night
turns ending work on Wednesday night
in each week.
A BOY had narrow escape from being
run over by the Vigilant Engine, at the
corner Of Main and 10Th streets, on
Thursday evening.
Mosr Of our Wholesale merchants have
received their spring stocks, and the
country towns are already oyerrun by the
irrepressible drummer"
WASrED-io know why the winters Of
l7ss, 1908, 1878, 1928, 1888, ls4s, 1858,
1883, and 1873 should have been "a they
have been-unusually mildi
THIS. Alphonsus Benevolent Society
has received an invitation TO attend tho
Convention Of Catholic Societies 10 be
held at indianapolis June 9Th.
By the looks Of some Of our principal
thoroughfares, a stranger would suppose
that We are trying to level our streets
with the top Of Wheeling Hill.
TIE ties at The entrance Of the p, w. &
Ky. freight depot will be planked 40 ss
To- allow drays to pass over and load and
unload on the west side Of the building,
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CONCERT AT WEsrwooD's HALI.-The
entertainment given at WestwoodIs Hall
last evening, under the management Of
Misses Annie Carson and Theresa Phil
lips, was very pleasant. The attendance
made up full complement Of the beau-
tiful hall, and the generous welcome ex.
tended 10 invited guests, caused them to
depart hoping the best wishes for the
ladies' welfare and an early repetition Of
the evenings pleasure. A regular pro.
Crane, Of a literary and musical charac.
ter, was first presented, which was enjoyed
by all present. The programme was as
follows: Overture, Viewig's Orchestra
comic song, Master Freeze; piano solo, +.
Waterhouse; recitation, Joseph Devine;
vocal solo, Miss Theresa Phillips; comic
song, S. NJ. Hamilton; recitation, A. 4.
Ray; vocal duet, Miss Rose McNaughton
and J. +. MendeI; piano solo, Miss Annie
0'Brien; recitation, John Hood; vocal
solo, Miss Annie Carson; recitation, Ed.
Larkin; chorus, class; vocal solo, Oscar
seeley; overture, Viewig's Orchestra;
cantata, "The Picnic" by chorus Of
twenty voices. A social hop followed,
which was kept up until a late hour.
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SICK AND AFPLrcrrD.-In order that
all may test the great virtues Of DR..
Swaynes Compound Syrup Of Wild Cher
ry we have issued trial bottles at % cts.
No family should be without this valua-
BILE medicine, as often times single %
cent. bottle will cure a recent cough or
cold, and thus prevent much suffering
and riak Of life. It also cures asthma,
bronchitis, liver complaint, and enriches
and purifes the blood, giving tone and
strength to the entire system.
~ deem it my duty to tell the world
what 'Dr. Swayne's Compound Syrup OF
Wild Cherry has done, for me. had a
violent cough, night sweats, sore throat,
great weakness, with severe attacks Of
hemorrhage; gave up all hopes Of recov-
cry. am now cured, sound and hearty
man. Edward II. Hanson, engineer at
Sweeney's Pottery, 1884 Ridge Avenue,
Philadelphia. Over twenty-five years
have elapsed, and l still remain healthy
man." Sold by Druggists. Trial bottles
25 cents. Large size 81 90. d&w
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SUFFERERS FROM HEADAcHE.-Consti-
patcd bowels, inward piles, costiveness,
levers, torpid liver, yellowness Of the
skin and eyes, indigestion, dyspepsia and
all arrangements Of the internal viscera,
are cured by "Swayne's Tar and Sarsa-
parilla Pills" Unlike many other pur-
gatives, they do not irritate the stomach
and bowels by frequent use. They keep
the system in healthy condition by arous.
ing the torpid liver to healthy action and
exrelling by the bowels and kidneys the
matter that poisons the foundation ollie.
Be particular to obtain "swayne's Pills"
Price 25cents box, at all leading drug
gists'. d&w
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BAD ON BAKER.-City Editor Intsli.
generals an admirer Of your paper l
am sorry to see that you have not COM
mitted yourself and explicitly stated that
you will exclude from your columns the
SfIth OF the Police Court" and also that
you will not suppress names in disgust
ing scandals" Your neighbor oil the
Register is more enterprising than you.
He gives qua boys a chance" We can
commit all crimes imaginable, even to the
seduction OF virtue, and we shall have
our names kept sacred from The public.
Now, Mr.. Editor, unless you do likewise,
look out for your scalp. We want no
interference Of the press, and unless you
encourage vice by keeping your mouth
shut, bewarel You must "rehex the bet,
ter sentiment of the city" SPORT.
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TIE couRn.-cousrY CouRr-Judge
Boyd.-In this court yesterday the fol-
lowing business was transacted:
Nancy Hollinger, appellant, Va. Benia.
min Gordon, appellee, certified BY Justice
Caldwell. The case was tried BY the iol'
lowing jury: Eugene Deiters, George
Wise, Peter Miller, Henry KRAFT, Albert
link and John Mckee. Verdict 10 favor
Of plaintiff for 500, subject to decision oil
court In points OF law.
Adjourned until this morning at 8
o'clock.
The trial list for to-day 10 as follows:
JOS. Werner We. Kimberly \ Go.
NJ. Schwinn vs.. Citizens Railway Com.
pany.
Andrew Vance We. A. 81. Patterson.
James Cheek vs.. John 81. Cox.
Jas. Frankish & Sons vs.. W. b. Battelle.
E. Larkin, assignee, We. West Union
Turnpike Company.
BENZ. Fisher We. Bridget Hughes.
Henry Schultz vs. @. & W. Goetz.
State for ]. Cornwall vs.. F. Bye and A.
Henneman.
Thos. Hogg VS.. Chas. A. Exley.
D. Hartley & Co. va. D. Whitman and
VIM. Moore.
Isaac Colts VS.. Lee K. Hamm.
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Can MILWAUKEE, "BEER" IT.-some
time since Milwaukee export" beer was
introduced in this city, and the effect was
that Wheeling manufactures were more
or.less effected. To obyiate this. and re-
tain his trade, Mr., Anton Reymann Is
now manufacturing beer called Excel.
sior," prepared in the same manner as the
Milwaukee beer, which he has introduced,
and which is meeting with success. Par
ties who indulge in the beverage claim
that Mr.. Reymann has excelled Milwau-
kee, and that his productionis fast taking
liz place. The beer is said 10 be double
the strength Of ordinary beer, and Is
likened unto the favorite "bock," only 1t
is far superior article. The prospects,
are that the new brand OF beer will drive
the Milwaukee beer from the Wheeling
market, as it is meeting with unexpected
popularity.
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The Clothing Trade-A Repre-
sentative HOuse-KlIne Bros,
81, 18th Street.

The Clothing Trade-A Repre-
sentative HOuse-Kline Bros,
81, 12th Street.
One kind Of lbusiness in which Wheel.
ingmay claim decided pre-eminence Is
that Of clothing. The result Of close
observation and inquiry into this branch
Of Industry has satisfied US that the goods
sold here are superior 10 that Of any
other city. The great success attending
the efforts OF q fcw persons engaged In the
clothing trade has stimulated great
competition and excited so much atten.
tion in the commercial aud mercantile
community that we propose to lay before
our readers q few facts, and all connected
Herewith make mention Of one Of the
poincipal Wholesale and Retail Estab-
lishment in our city. s&w
In going our usual rounds few days
since, we were induced to enter and In
spect one OF the largest establishments in
Wheeling-thst well known and popular
house Of Kline Bros, "a 18th street
The house has only been established since
1877 and since that time the business has
been constantly on the increase until, as
above mentioned, the house stands among
the leading clothiers Of the city. The
stock carried by this firm Is full and
complete as that OF any other house, while
the sales annually reach large figure.
We can safely recommend the firm oil
Kline Bros. 10 our readers.
/. They propose TO make customers
and keep them by giving them good value.
We shall avoid buying inferior goods or
so.called seconds, our goods thereby
winning its own way TO your favor.
2. Granting us the ability, we shall go
by the motto Of Honesty, which is the
beat policy"
3. We will individually economic and
popularize every branch OF the business.
With no high priced clerks or book.
keepers finds US 30 carefully secured
against leakage and expense that we
make bold to say in our
9TH, That we are enabled 10 offer and
sell you goods al lower prices than any
OF our competitors,
We make this assertion guardedly and
under the full sense Of the obligation We
thereby assume.
These declarations will in themselves
convince you that we are making our
business success through the only means
open to It's accomplishment, viz quick
sales and small profits.
KLINE BROTHERS,
"a 18th ST.
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"GERMAN sYRur."-No other medicine
in the world has ever given such a test
Of ia curative qualities as Boschee's
German Syrup. In three years two mil
lion four hundred thousand small bottles
Of this medicine were distributed free Of
charge by Druggists In this country 10
those afflicted with Consumption, Asthma,
Group, severe Coughs. Pneumonia and
other diseases OF the Throat and Lungs,
giving the American people undeniRbIe
proof that German Syrup will cure
Them. The result has been that Drug.
giSts 10 every town and village In the
United States are recommending Il to
their customer. Go 10 your Druggist,
and SIX what they know about Il. Sample
Bottles 10 cents. Regular Rize rs cents
Three doses will relieve any case. eod4w
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YOUNG AMERICA LITERARY SOCIETY,
The Young America Literary Society
held quite an animated meeting yester.
day afternoon. The young boys had a
lively discussion. The subject OF debate
was
"ResOlred, That childhood is the hap
piest period OF life."
Harry Franzheim and Lewis Baker
were in the affirmative and Albert Hig.
bic and Peter Bosley in the negative.
The Judges OF the debate were Edward
Tingle, John List and Robert Mcclure.
The debate was decided In favor Of the
negative.
ty took place. The ballot resulted as
follows: President, A. Higbie;Vice Ptesi-
dent, Harry Franzheim; Secretary, Peter
Bosley; Critic, Edgerton Vance.
After the meeting the Lindsey Cadets
drilled on the Capitol pavement, and
made quite soldierly appearance. The
boys will march in company with the
Golf Guards and Mathews Light Guards
this afternoon. Look out for your
laurels ye older heads.
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TEMPERANCE PoINTs.-A temperance
meeting will be held at the Fourth Street
NJ. E. Church next Thursday evening, un.
der the management OF Mr.. J. NJ. Rich
ards.
The election for the officers Of the La.
diesTemperance Band was held recently,
with the following result: President,
Mrs. Whiteside; Vice President, Mrs.
John Carlin; Recording Secretary, Miss
Annie Logan; Corresponding Secretary,
Miss A. List; Treasurer, Mrs. Henry
Hubbard. It was decided that hereafter
the payment OF % cents annually should
be the conditions OF membership.
An experience meeting will be held at
OTIS Hall this evening.
At meeting held by the. Temperance
Union Of the First Ward the following
officers were elected: President, John
Woods; Vice President, g. B. Jones; Sec.
rotary, J. @. Beam; Ex. Committee, d.
Arndt, VIM. Morgan,J. W. McCleary, ].
W. Browning.
The temperance meeting at Washington
Hall on next Tuesday evening presents
some new and interesting features. Miss
A. Taylor, OF the Female College, will
deliver lecture on "Intemperance from
woman's standpoint" which will no
doubt be highly interesting. One Of her
scholars will also deliver a recitation.
Other good speakers will be present. The
occasion promises to be one Of more than
usual interest. An admission fee Of one
dime will be charged to deiray expenses.
Every one upon entering will receive
temperance literature. All are invited.
There will be temperance meeting at
the same place on Sunday at3r.M. Rev.
Gledhill, OF Bridgeport, and other elo-
quent speakers, will address the meeting.
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River NEWS.

The Ragon departed for Parkersburg
at 103 a. N.
The short line packets arrived and de.
parted on time.
Pittsburgh and spent the day in loading
iron and nails from the various mills,
and departed for ST. Louis.
The Hudson arrived from Cincinnati
at dark.
The O'Neal will leave for Pittsburgh
at 7 o'clock this morning.
The Courier is to. days packet for Par
kersburg at 10l o'clock.
The Hudson will leave for Cincinnati
atSP.M.
The Salt Valley, from Ironton, will ar.
rive tonight.
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TIE Cincinnati Commercial speaks
feelingly Of two young and beautiful girls
OF Wheeling, W. Va, leaving that place
and entering house ofill.repute In Pitts.
burgh. "Both are Of irrepfoachable char.
acter in Wheeling" says the journal.
Either Wheeling morality must be very
low or Pittsburgh morality very lofty
Wdskinqt0n CAPITAL,
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CHARGED WITH STEALING CHEcKs:-
John Miller was brought before Squire
Phillips yesterday afternoon, charged
with stealing from the Office Of the Cen.
trail Glass Works a lot Of brass checks
and having the same eashed on pay day.
The checks are Issued by the company 70
their employees for labor performed, and
on pay day the company cash the checks
Of each employe. Miller is charged with
giving in checks for nineteen turns at the
last pay day, while he was only entitled
to, as claimed by the company, checks for
four turns. The prosecution not being
ready for trial, the case was continued
until this afternoon at 4 o'clock, and the
accused liberated upon his own recogni-
zance to appear at the appointed hour.
Miller claims 10 be innocent Of the
charge, and asserts that the checks he
had he picked up on the railroad track
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DugnARs WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
Bethesda Mineral Water, Of IVaukesha,
IViconSin.-We claim Bethesda to be
specific in all cases Of Diabetes, 1nfam:
nation Of the Kidneys, Inflammation OF
the Neck Of the Bladder and Uretha, In
fammation Of the Bladder, Dropsy, Gouty
swellings, stoppage Of Urine, Albumen.
uria, Ropy or Cloudy Urine, Brick Dust
Deposit; Thick, Morbid, Bilious and Dark
Appearing Urine, with Bone Dust De.
posits; Burning Sensation with Sharp
Pains when voiding Urine; Hemorrage OF
the Kidneys, Pain in the Kidneys and
Loins, Torpid Liver, Indigestion, Calcu-
lus, and Female Weakness.
There Is no remedial agent known to
man that can cure the foregoing diseases
as effectually as Bethesda Water.
Sole agent for Pennsylvania Joseph
Fleming, 81 Market street, Pittsburgh,
Pa. Send for Pamphlet, mailed free by,
Joseph Fleming. s&w
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PERSONAL PoIsTs.-Among the late
arrivals at the Mcclure ares ]. Q. Nc
Laughlin, Middlebourne; J. F. Kirk,
Pittsburgh; F. DOdson, Bethlehem, Pa;
Miss Genevieye Rogers and dramatic
company. I,
Col. 6. L. Poorman, Of Bellaire, and
DR.. ). NJ. Todd, Of Bridgeport, will adj
dress the tariff meeting at Etnayille this
afternoon.
Mr.. Ernest Stanley, agent for the Mil
ton MOBILES Comedy Company, is stopping
at the Mcclure.
Rev. Henry Chell Lobipgier, Of New
York city, will preach at the Disciples
Church tomorrow, both morning and
night, at the usual hours OF service. Mr..
Lobingier is said to be very interesting
preacher, and-will do doubt be greeted
with full house.
Col. W. H. Crothers, Of Wellsburg, and
Col. Alex. Campbell, Of Bethany, came
down over the P. W. & Ky. road yester'
day.
Rev. Rippy, of Wesley NJ. E. Church,
was resently presented by admiring
friends with a 500 suit Of clothes, a hat
and pair Of boots,
Mr.. M. Rheinstrom returned home last
night, from business trip TO Phila-
delphis.
county, is reported dangerously III.
Mr.. W. L. Hearn has returned from
the Arkansas Hot Springs.
A. AIf.n1 fIn.a aI,tar nf tho PM
handle Netrs, was in town yesterday.
AT the Stamm last night: Simpson
james, St. Mary's; @. J.::Arick, A. Poole,
Cumberland; Mrs. II. Fl. Woodruff, Glen
Easton.
John Hebrank, Of Wellsburg; P. B.
Cstlett, Of Moundsyille, and E. V. Dallas
and wife, Of Fairmont, are at the st
Judge John ]. Jackson, Of the United
States District Court for the District OF
West Virginia, is expected here in few
days, to try several admiralty cases which
are on the docket ofhia court.
Dave Crusoe, who used to be the scenic
artist at the Hamilton Opera House, is
now filling a similar position at the
Grand Opera House, Louisville, Ky.
Mr.. Oscar Burdatts, Of the old Ex'
change Saloon, has accepted a position a.
clerk at Reymann's brewery, and will
retire from the saloon business.
Mr.. Frank Bosworth, Of Frank Aiken'i
dramatic company, is an old favorite
here. Bosworth IL one Of the old.timers
and has played in Wheeling as many
times as he has fingers and toes, and more
Mr.. Sherman, agent Of the Genevieve
Rogers party, leaves this morning 10 &c
in advance Of the company, which he
Joined at this place.
The pleasant countenance Of Mr.. Frank
E. Aiken was seen at the entrance Of the
Washington Hall last night. Mr.. Aiker
is clever gentleman and represents Q
first class company.
We had pleasant call yesterday from
Mr.. W. @. Lyme, one Of the editors anG
proprietors Of the Washington PA,
Rsrier and Examiner.
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The cheapness Of oranges, as a matter
Of economy, Is Of much interest, but when
4 person slides u block on a skin, and
then sits down suddenly, he Ia apt TO
be more emphatic and protane in his
remarks than Ia usual with Christian
people, and not take that interest In
Florida that pious people are supposed to
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The stockdale, from ciDsi,s.,>
arrive tomorrow morning, ''nala v
The Carrie Brooks vi,
place in the Pittsburgh, wiTs'gss
Zanesville trade next Tue.,I,SVs e'lAs d
River II leet 0 inches. w.
warm. "eA'Ae' Ia
IBy.TelOvnpb.l
PrTHBuRoH, March S.-Ri,....
inches and falling. WeatSs,. ' s,..L "
yICKsPuRo, March s.-Ri,..
inches. Weather warm and w. "a 1
Alice, Thompson Dean al MT,oatI
noi', Homer and Golddust ' Hs q
tennial, Lee and Golden Rplr ''a>s
NASHVILLE, March S"Pi,.,
with 8 feet on the shoal, 'gt NJ
Eddyville, Cairo; SilyeFlbo,SS 'q'ssS
vile. Departed-NashyiIIsO =. Ers
ST. LOUIS, March 7.-Riys, G i.I!
feet 5 inches above low S,, ,aillas L
Weather cloudy and thres,s%Tii"ss NJ
MEMPHIS MarCh7.-Rsinin0.
76o. River stationary, @s'ssI
EVANSVILLE, March S.-R,,.., j.
morning Tor an hour, chiefly cis,, !. Y
. h. day; signs of more rain i54 !. ~
River q feet and falling, n.
wild, Maggie Smith, John va
and tow. Down-James Gut \, wa \
Houston; all with good trim, W
LOUISVILLE, March S.-Ws,,,.
and pleasant. Arriyed-ScSssa.sa y !
cinnati. Departed-Cons Mir. \ !
Church, Cincinnati. River F, .t,,i, "
10 feet 6 inches in cansl, '"u''ll
NEW ORLEANS, March S-a,....,
Natchez, vicksbnrg; A. &. Tnt ,,!s
Cincinnati; Bart Able, RED ,i yoa'I :
Psrted-smOky City and low, i'si
Weather cloudy; mercury ID, ''
CINCINNATI, March S,-R;y.,s,
and falling. Weather iair ,sd :! y. :
Arriyed-Emma Graham, Pi,sI ss5
Laura Davis, Tennessee r,v ,%s !
Church, New Orleans. Departs5.ts.,ll
Wheeling; Laura Davis, Tenpss.,.S 4.
CAIRO, March S.-Atriyed-Cs.".s.
wealth, 81. Louis. River Al y, !
inches If falling. Weather CLOUDY. y \.
LITTLE Rock, March S.-Ri,., M,
with s feet O inches in The cbsnr.,
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WESLEY ". E. CHuRcH.-Rev. W. E
Rippey, pastor OF the Wesley n. Z,
Church, will hold love feast services at
his church tomorrow morning at 0
O'Clock. Sacramento services will be
held at 10t A. NJ. and Sunday School at 2
P. NJ. AtTr.M NJ. there will be preaching
by the pastor. Services will be held
every night during next week.
The revival at this church still con.
tinues. One hundred and fty.fve con-
versions are reported. The pastor has
conducted these meetings since the first
Of January, but still he seems TO be as
strong and earnest in the work as ever.
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joHN MORGAN, Manager.

TURNER FEsrrvAI.-The Turner Fes.
tiyal 10 be held in this city next fall
promises to be an immense affair.
Elaborate preparations are being made
Tor the event, and itia expected that fully
three thousand Turner'S will be In attend.
ance. II will be 4 diatrict festival, the
district embracing the towns Of Pitts.
nrghb' Allegheny, Erie, Rochester, steu-
benville, Bellaire and others Of promi.
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The voice Of reform is heard through
the land, and speaks Of the good time
coming" So too the spirit Of reform Is
working in the nurseries Of the land to ban
ish those dangerous Opium and Morphia
preparations, and establish useful and
harmless remedies, Of which DR.. Bull's
Baby Syrup Is acknowledged as the very
best for all disorders Of Babyhood and
early Childhood. Sold everywhere at %
cents bottle. d&w
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HELD FOR HIS APPEARAEcE-PatSy
O'Donnell, whose arrest at Bellaire was
noted in these columns few days since,
had an examination before Justice VIM.
Caldwell yesterday on charge Of bur
glary. in the fall OF 1875 the residence
Of Mrs. N. Richardson was entered by a
thief and silver tea get stolen, which
was afterwards recovered in East Wheel.
ing. o'Donnell fed from the city at the
time and went to Ohio, and after serving
year in the Penitentiary, returned to
this vicinity and was arrested, as stated
The examination resulted in his being
remanded to Jail TO answer ut court.
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A Coon SHowINo.-It Is matter Of
congratula,ion and every citizen Of
Wheeling should feel like shaking hands
with himself over the result, that the
Pittsburgh, Wheeling & Kentucky Rail.
road more than paid expenses the first
week ii was in operation. Since that
time the business OF the road has in.
creased, realizing the fact that no danger
is to be anticipated in travelling over ii
because il is new road.