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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-20

TRAVEL Is improving on the railroads
TIE Bryant party are quartered at tht
st. James.
TIE Supreme Court Of Appeals meets
again TO day.
HoRaBRooK's Park Is a grand place to
visit these days.
THE Benwood Mill has shut down for q
two weeks vacation.
AsUNpER Of casea Of typhoid fever are
reported about town.
The La Belle Mill will run all Of next
week, and be idle the week following.
THE Wheeling City Band will give a
grand ball at Beethoven Hall on Monday
night.
TIE case Of Cheek va. Cox still drags
It's weary length along in the County
Court.
The orb Of night Is working on full
time now, and the street lamps are on the
retired list.
THEamount Of corporal punishment to
which carpets are now being subjected
is disgusting to behold.
OsE Of S~hAllcros1 omuibusses bad an
axle broken In front Of the Postofice
early yesterday morning.
TIE arrival at the several hotels in
the city have been more than usually
numerous during the past week.
APEw pairs Of spring pantaiOons are
al large. Some men have worn spring
bottom trousers all winter in fact.
TIE "necktie social at the North
Street N. E. Church on Wednesday even
ing Melted nearly $50 above expenses.
FRtEsps may meet aud friends may
part but the truest friend is a sprink.
ling cart-especlAlly 10 these days Of dry.
ness.
THERE were no deeds 10 fee or deed,
OF trust recorded yesterday. A release
deed was the only paper admitted &c
record.
NEw machinery, for the manufacture Of
sand blaSt, canary and %Iridescent glass
has been added 10 the South Wheeling
GlasS Works.
THE Council Committee on Fire De.
partment will make their annual tour oil
Inspection Of the engine houses on Thurs
day afternoon next.
No decisions will be rendered in The
Supreme Court Of Appeals to-day. The
session Is held simply for the purpose o.
hearing motions, ETC.
Tar Second Regiment o. N. G. 10;
fantry has been ordered BY Colonel
Baron to assemble In Bellaire for review
and inspection on Decoration Day, May
80.
TaE Burelars' Association have seem.
inely becomeembarrassed and suspended
operations for . few days unnl the ex'
element over the Rogers robbery blow
over.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-20

LAST NleHr's FlRE ALARM.-An alarm
Of fire at z o'clock last evening brought
out the department and m immense
crowd Of people within a few seconds.
The alarm was sounded on the Capitol
bell, 1882" which Ia the United Engine
House, but the United steamer was the
frat to make is appearance in this local.
lily, and proceeded due north, meeting the
V~icilant q short distance above the
Postolice. Investigation proved the
alarm to be n false one, but what
caused 1882" 10 be called We were unable
TO ascertain.
A report prevailed upon the street that
there was a big fire in Bridgeport, but this
report doubtless had iS origin In the
brilliant light made by burning brush
heaps In the creek valley neal that town,
as we could hear Of no other fires In that
neiRhborhood.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-20

EAsrER.-To morrow will be Easter
Sunday. That's what we announced a
week ago, and although our frat an
nouucement was 4 little premature, We
think we've goti it solid this time. Easter
Sunday occurs late this year, being thir.
teen days alter the mean date, bnt as Ma.
ture remarks, in no year since the intro.
duction OF the Gregorian calendar into
England has the festival occurred or the
latest possible date, April %, though in
two years, 1851 aud 1878, it fell on March
90, which Ia the other limit. In 1886,
Easter Sunday will fall on April 25. in
the new Gregorian style. for the first
time .ince the year 1884, or eighteen
years before this style was accepted in
England. The only other occasion since
the reformation Of the calendar by Pope
Gregory XtII., upon which Easter has
fallen on the latest possible date was IN
1906, and after 1886 this will not again
occur till 1913.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-20

HANDSOME IMPROVEMENT. - Henry
stamln, the popular hotel keeper on Water
street, Is making q very decided improve
ment in the Office department Of his
house. The rooms hitherto used for the
office and smoking room have been
thrown together by taking out thepsrti-
ton, thus making an ample room 81 feet
in length by 20 feet in width. The floor
has been taken up and the spaces between
the joists are being filled up with a pre-
paration OF cement and gravel upon which
will be laid 4 flooring Of black and white
marble thing, which will make a very
solid and beautiful floor. On the north
side Of the room will be u semi circn.
lar counter Of elaborate pattern, and
made OF black walnut. Cases OF the came
material will be constructed and used as
repositories for coats aud light baggage.
The present door opening into the main
hallway, will be rcmodeled so as to form
a spacious archway, giving access to the
parlors and dining hall. The walls will
be handsomely finished, and the whole
room, when completed, will not be ex.
celled by any hotel office in the more
p~retentious establishments Of larger CT.
ties.
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Yesterdays MARKETING There wa.
a very fair market in the Fifth Ward
yesterday morning, considering the fact
that this ia a busy season with the farm
ers. Butter was very plenty-the mar
ket being fall OF it-Rnd was sold at goa
Csc per Id. Eggs have been in good de.
mand for several days, in anticipation oil
Easter, but there seemed TO be a good
supply at l0allc per dozen.
Early vegetables were considerably
cheaper than on Wednesday, the quota
tions being reduced 10 The following
figures: Cucumbers, l0c each; peas, zoe
per quarter peck; cabbage, &c per head
asparagus, 10c per bunch, or three
punches for 25c; onions, two punches ioF
Sc; radishes, SC n bunch; rhubarb, two
lunches for &c; kale, l0c per peck; spin
ach, l5a20c per peck; lettuce, l5c per
quarter peck. -.
The fsh season generally closes with
Lent, but dealers have been doing 80 vel
Of laie that they anticipate. a good BUSH
ness for some time 10 come. There was
an abundant supply Of lake fab in the
market yesterday, at the following prices
Salmon, jack, bass and white iish, each
l0c per ID; dressed cat l2lc per Id. There
are very few river fish in the market a,
present, owing to the slringency Of the
State laws for the protection o.
the sinners at this season Of the
year, revere penalties being imposed
for catching tsh with seines or traps
There were some jack and bass however
at Soc per string; suckers at 2bc, and cat
fish at 25a50c.
The usual variety OF fancy groceries
and other knick knacks were dispiayed il
abundance, at the prices generally asked
at the groceries. We have q o novelties Il
mention, and no changes in prices to quote
with the exception Of those already emu
merated.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-20

TIE RlaNoLp ExcuRsros.-The an.
nouncement that the Rignold excursion
train over the P. w. & Ky: would be run
on Monday evening was incorrect, and
was the result Of q misunderstanding be.
tween the officers Of the company and
Rignoldia manager. There will be no
excursion on Monday evening, but ar
rangements have been completed for, an
excursion from Steubenville and Wells.
burg to Wheeling on Tuesday evening,
ria the P. W. & Ky. Road.
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Coon FRrDAY.-The usual services ap.
propriate to the observance OF Good FRI
day were held at the Cathedral yesterday.
The church WA heavily draped in black,
and presented quite a sombre appearances.
Bishop Kahn oficiated at the morning
service, which lasted from 9 A. M. until
noon.
On Good Friday no masses are said,
the services consisting principally Of the
singing OF Lamentations by the clergy, the
reading of the Passion, and prayers.
Yesterday the Bishop was assisted IN the
exercises by a number Of priests Of the
diocese, and the Passion was read by Rev.
Father Reynolds, Of the Cathedral. As
upon Holy..Thursday, thsre was a large
congregation in attendance.
Last evening the Cathedral was filled
with a congregation which listened with
interest TO asermon by Rev. Father Col.
lins, Of St. Alphonsus Church, upon
"The Passion and Death Of the lncar-
nate Son OF God.n The reverend Father
made an eloquent and able address, which
made quite an impression upon the con-
gregation.
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An ASTONISHING FACT.-A large pro.
portion Of the American people are to-day
dying from the effects OF Dyspepsia or dis.
ordered liver. The resulto OF these diseases
upon the masses Of intelligentand valuable
people IL most, alarming, making life act.
ually a burden instead Of n pleasant exist.
ence Of enjoyment and usefulness o. II
ought 10 be. There Is no good reason for
this, II you ilronly throw aside prejudice
and HkepticiSm, take the advice Of Drug.
giEs and your friends, and try one bottle Of
Green's August Flower. Your speedy re.
lief is certain. Millions OF bottles OF this
medicine have been given away TO try is
virtues, with satisfactory results In every
case. You can buy q sample bottle for 10
cents 10 try. Three doses will relieve the
worst case. Positively sold by ali Drug.
gists on the Western Continent eod4w
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TIE couRn.-CrRcurr couRT-Judgt
Marin.-ln this Court the following busi'
ness was transacted yesterday:
Charles Strauss, Maggie Davis and
Minnie McGill. Witnesses In the case oil
the State Va. WIN. Harris, indicted Tor
felony, we're recognized 10 the sum oil 500
each 10 appear and testify in the case on
the 9Th Of May.
Benz, F. Reno, Of Ohio county, was adj
mittedto practice law in this court.
The case Of the State ". Maud Geb-
hart indicted for grand larceny, was
tried before the following Jury: Charlie.
Kline, Ambrose List, A. b. Seamopi
Charles Kraus, John Duncan, George
Muldoon, Lewis Strobe, Q. Ieonhart
A. z. Kalb, Levi Delbrugge, Charles
Hoffman and w. Il. Gill. Prosecuting
Attorney Jordan appeared for the State,
and Messrs. Ewing, Pendleton and KEN
pie for the defense. The testimony was
concluded ut noon, and the argument o.
counsel occupied the remainder Of thu
day,
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RxLIeIous.-Rsv. DR.. George has an.
nounced his purpose TO lecture for a few
Sunday evenings OF some phase Of disbe.
lief. The subject for to. morrow evening
il, "The Integrity Of the Sacred Records"
These lectures will doubtless attract spe-
cial attention.
The Fourth Street folks make the
most Of Easter Day. The sermon, music
and decorations will all be in harmony.
Professor Pendleton, OF Bethany Col.
lege, will preach in the First English Luz
theran Church on Sunday morning.
Prof. j. II. Leslie, Musical Director,
and author Of a number Of musical
books, arrived in the city last evening,
and will prepare The scholars Of the First
English Lutheran Sunday School for q
musical entertainment in connection with
the Egg Breaking IN the 18th.
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TIE PARIS ExPosIrIos.-The atten.
tion Of all who contemplate visiting the
Exposition to be opened in Paris about
the middle Of May, is requested to the
facilities offered by the Anchor Line Of
Steamships, sailing direct to London or
Glasgow, making close connection with
all routes for the continent. The ships
are new, Of the most improved model, and
contain all the latest devices for the safety
and comfort Of passengers, and are Off
cered by the most skillful and expert.
enced navigators. The passenger accom-.
modations are unsurpassed, being frat
class in every particular, and the cuisine
is conducted on the most scientific and
liberal scale.
An advertisement in another column
gives particulars as 10 rates Of passage,
10
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-20

ADAM LoKY has commenced the reno
walton Of the front OF his house on Water
street. just north Of the Huseman House,
by remodeling the door way into his sa-
loon. With Adam this is but the begin.
ming OF the end, n We are told that at no
distant day be intends increasing the
height OF bis house by n atory and a gen
eraf modernization Of The whole front,
after which nothing will be recognizable
Of a building that has been famous in lis
day under the name Of the fremont
House. All these improvements on Wa
ter street we suppose may be set down TO
the credit Of the P. W. &Ky. Railroad.
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The BRYANT ExcuRsIos.-Arrange-
ments have been made to run an excur-
sion train to this city to day, over the P.
W. & Ky. Road, giving the citizens oi
steubenville, Wellsburg and intermedi.
mediate points an opportunity to witness
the evening performance Of Bryant.
MinstreIs. The train will leave steuben.
willie At 0 :15 +. N, and arrive 10 this city
before the performance at the Opera
House commences.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-20

PARALYTic SrRoKE.-Mrs. Fred. Mey-
ers, residing on Main street, between 22d
and 23i %slreetP, suffered 4 slight paralytic
stroke about noon yesterday, while going
home from church, and fell IN the pave.
ment near 22d street. She was carried
TO her home, and medical assistance called
10, when II was found that one side was
partially paralyzsd, and that the lady
was unable TO speak. The attack Is not
considered Of q serious nature.
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The local packets arrived and departed
with fair trips.
The Hud.on arrived from Cincinnati
at z o'clock.
The Granite State, from Pittsburgh,
passed down at 3 O'Clock this morning.
The o,Neal will leave for Pittsburgh at
q o'clock.
The Courier is to days packet for Par
kersburg at 10 o'clock.
The Hudson will depart for Gncin-
natl at 8 P. N.
The Salt Valley, from Ironton, will be
due ats o'clock tonight.
The Katie Stockdale, from Cincinnati,
will pass up tomorrow Sunday morn.
Captain Wash. Kerr, Of the Granite
State, has contracted for q new steamer
TO be built at Pittsburgh, and to take the
place OF the Granite State in the Pitts
burgh, Wheeling and Cincinnati trade.
The dimensions Of the new boat will be:
length 240 feet, So feet beam, 81 feet hold,
cylinders IS inches, with Z feet stroke.
IBy Telesnph.l
NEW ORLEANS, April 19.-Arrived-
Natchez, last night, Vicksburg; John A.
Scudder, St. Louis; Golden Crown, Gin.
%cinnati. No departures. Weather cloudy
and warm.
CAIRO, April Observation-Disclosures
Iron Mountain and Mollie Moore, 81,
Louis. Derarted-A Baum, Mem
phis; Fashion, Cincinnati; Iron Noun.
tain, Ohio river; Commonwealth, New
Orleans. River % feet 8 inches and sta
tionary. Weather cloudy; mercury 76',
LITTLE Rock, April l9.-The river Is
falling to-day, though q rise Is expected
above; now 8 feet Z inches. Departed
Hattie NoWland, Memphis.
MEMPHIS, April 19.-River rose 2 In.
ches, and now stands at IS feet 8 inches
Weather rainy; mercury ~. Arrived
Katie Hooper, Little Rock. Departed
Grand Tower, Vicksburg; Helena, 81
Louis; Gaff, Cincinnati; Chateau, New
Orleans.
CIscrNsAT1. April 1s.-River IS feet
inches and falling. Weather showery
this afternoon; clearing tonight. Ar
rived-G Graham, Pittsburgh; Thos. Sher-
lock, New Orleans. Departed-Cherokee
Pittsburgh; Andes, Wheeling; Laura L
Davis, Tennessee river.
ST. LouIs, April 19.-Arrived-Golden
Eagle, Keokuk; CITY OF Yicksburg,
vicksburg; City Of Alton, New Orleans.
Clinton, ST. Paul; Means. Ironton. De-
parted-Golden Eagle, Keokuk. River
about stationary, 10 feet 2 inches above
low waite.
vIcKsDuRe, April 1s.-Riyer rose 81
inches. Up-Golddust, Charles Morgan,
DOWN.. E Lee, James Howard. Ar
riyed-Capital City.
EVANSVILLE, April 19.-River SWELL
ing, with 126.l0 feet on gauge. Weather
clear. Up-Idlewild, Maggie Smith. I'D
Parker. Down-Golden Rule, james
Guthrie, Dick johnson. Business rather
light.
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suFFRRERs PROM HEADAoHE-consti'
pated bowels, inward piles, c%ostiyeness,
levers, torpid liver, yellowness OF the skin
and eyes, indigestion, dyspepsia and all de-
angements OF the Int, rnal yiscera, are
cured by "swayne's Tar and %sarsaparilla
Pills. Unlike many other purgatives, they
do not irritate the It mach and bowels by
frequent use. They keep the system in
healthy condition by arousing the torpid
liver 10 healthy action and eIpellins by
the bowels and kidneys the matter that
poisons the foundation Of life. Be pattic'
ular to obtain ~"sWayne's Pills. Price %
cents u bog, at all leading druggists. In
Wheeling by LOGAN, LIST & Co. d&w
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Our ecclesiastical reporter was OF
duty on Holy Thursday, and the secular
chap who wrote up the services at the
Cathedral gotthings slightly mixed. All
good Catholics know Of course that
Thursday was notAscension Day, so that
the s%uperluous remarks volunteered by
our reporter will do no particular harm.
He has been advised TO call upon our
friend John Bailie, and supply himself
with 4 copy Of the book Of Holy Writ.
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acknowledgement
SATURDAY. APRIL 20. 1873.
New Advertisements.

ST. Matthews Church.
Fourth Street N. E. Church.
Another Excursion to Wheeling.
Enigos Dancing Club.
Linoleum-Friend &Son.
From Wheeling to Paris-F. II. Beh-
Parlor Furnilure-wm. link & Son.
ACard-Dr. Richard Blum.
A,signees' Sale Of Real Estate and Per
Remnants Il Carpeis-Mendel. Booth
&Co.
Plug Tobacco Given Away.
Anchor Liner. U. Bonh=m.
Picture Cord-E.L Nieoll.
For Sale Cheap-Show Cases.
Musical Instruments Repaired on Shorl
Notice ". s. Hutchins.
New Backgrounds-Parson'a Gallery
Wanted-supernumerles.
Vick's Floral Seeds-Christian Schnepi
head Of local.
List Of Letters.
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No MORE Cold DrssERs.-Martin, the
r%estaurateur, has proved a public bene.
factor since his residence in our city In
more ways than one. His latest venture,
ia reducing the price Of his dinners to
twenty Eve cent?, is making his restau.
rant the Capital Dining Rooms, more
popular than ever. There il now no ex.
cuse for persons from outside the city
bringing their dinners to town with them,
to be eaten cold. This enterprise Of Mar
tins ia something that Wheeling has
needed for years, and 1t should be appre.
ciated by the public. You can take your
ladies with you, or ladies a go alone,
and all feel perfectly at home. Call at
the Capital Dining Rooms, ll55 Market
street, aud test one Of Martins famous
twenty-five cent dinners.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-20

Do NOT fail to call at John Roemers Il
you want 10 buy goods cheap.
Twenty thousand bolts Of new patterns
Wall Paper, with borders to match, at 8,
Z, 8. 8 and 10 cents a bolt.
Two hundred pieces Of new styles dark
and light Calicos, best quality, at etc.
Twenty pieces Fancy Chintzes at l0c.
Two thousand pounds OF superior 5 Ii
Southern Carpet Chain, the best in the
city, ut 25c.
twenty-five pieces new styles Of Car
pets at much below their value. Also,
Hosiery, Gloves, Notions, &C., &c, at
eastern prices,
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TIKI United States Beacon Lighthouse
steamer Lily lef. Cincinnati for Pitts
burgh OH Wednesday, TO complete her
quarterly tour Of inspection Of the light.
house service along the Ohio. She only
took out a single crew, and will lie over
At night. Mr.. Littleton ia her pilot.
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TEMPERANCE NOrrs The members oil
the North Wheeling Union will hold q
business meeting this afternoon at s
o'clockI at the Fourth Presbyterian
Church.
Miss Taylor, of the Female College
will hold a Gospel temperance meeting
at Parkers' Hall tomorrow afternoon al
81 o'clock. This will be the first Of 9
series Of Sunday afternoon meetings
The public are cordially invited.
Captain Hiram Yonng, Mr.. Wm. Lew
!. and Mother Holiday delivered ad-
dresses at the Parker Hall meeting last
night. Meetings will be held at this hall
Sunday afternoon and evening.
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ATTEMPTED BuRoLARY,-on Wedncs-
day morning last al unsuccessful attempt
was made 10 burglariEe the grocery store
Of Ambrose schaffer, on l7th street. BY
six men, who were observed by a woman
from 4 window 10 the upper part Of 9
house on the opposite side Of the street.
The rascals were evidently frightened of
By The terrific barking Of Mr.. schatfer's
dog, as they gave up the Job and left be-
fore the woman who noticed could give
the Alarm.
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PERSONAL PoIaTa-Secretary Of State
Brady returned from Baltimore yester-
day morning.
Judge II. j. samuels, Of cabell county,
Ia in the city. He is stopping at his old
quarters at the St James.
DR.. Bassell, who has been n resident Of
our city for the past year, has concluded
TO return 10 bis old home At ClArksburg,
and will leave with his family for that
place to-day.
Mr.. Joseph G. Reeves, son Of DR.. J. E.
Reeves, was lying soloW with the typhoid
fever Last evening that It was considered
doubtful II he would live until morning.
Mr.. Benz. Bloomfield received = very
foe skiff Iast evening, by the steamer
Hudson. The skif was manufactured
expressly for Mr.. Bloomfield by Bell, the
well known boat builder, at Racine.
John A. Hoge, Esq, Of Barton, W.
Va, was in the city yesterday and re-
turned home last evening. :,
Col. U. 8. Boyce, Of Virginia, is spend
ing a few days in the Nail City.
We are glad to zee our friend Lucas
the music dealer, out again. Mr.. Lucas
has had a protracled siege with the
rheumatism.
Bishop Peterkin will probably be con-
secrated at ST. Mathews Episcopal
Church, in this city, some time next
month.
Mr.. Abram March, one Of our oldest
citizens, left yesterday over the B. 40.
Road to visit friends out beyond Gamer
on. Mr.. Marsh came to Wheeling over
City years ago, and Is nov in his ninety.
fret year. He was at one time \ very
popular violinist, and has 10 his posses.
sion q violin which he saysis over 200
year, old, and another which he has owned
Tor sixty odd years. He is quite active and
lively for a man Of his advanced age.
Among the late arrivals at the Mcclure
we notice: Hon. J. Dunbar, Of Steuben.
willie; Thomas R. shearer,o Of Martinsburgi
J. II. Douglass, Of Pittsburgh, and J IN.
Collins, Of Pittsburgh. e.
Col. Bob. McEIdowney, Of WotEel
county, ia at the St. James Hotel.
Mr.. George Rignold, the celebrated
English actor, and lady, occupied = box
10 the Opera House last night, and appa.
rently enjoyed the performances OF Bry-
ants Minstrels greatly.
Mr.. Hal. Black ia out again, alter a
severe attack Of fever.
DR.. Bates, SEN, yesterday left for the
East, for a few days recreation.
MI. 8. NJ. Howard, the architect, who
IL getting up an inyentors' directory,
recently wrote 10 Mr.. T. E. Edison-"the
wonderful Tom Edison"-who produced
the phonograph and nearly 200 other in
ventions, asking him for his photograph.
He yesterday received a postal card from
Mr.. Edison upon which was written in
a genuine telegraph operators hand
"Haye none at present, but will have one
taken and send il 10 you"