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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-07

The ARSON CAsEs.-The examination Of
Maxwell and King, charged with arson,
was resumed by Justice Caldwell on Satur.
day morning at the Court House.
Superintendent Brown was the first wit
ness called. The substance OF his evidence
was that he had not key to the Gas Of.
fee on 18th street, and was not at the Of.
fee on the day Of the fire.
John Dorr, an employee at the Gas Of
flee, testified that he was not in the Office
on the day Of the FIRE. Witness had key
to the Office, but thekey was not out OF his
possession on the day OF the fire. He
was ut home all that day, and the key was
not out OF his possession
Stephen Wilcox, the next witness, testl-
fed that he lived in East Wheeling at the
timo OF the fire ct the Gas Office. About
8 o'clock on that evening he saw John L.
Maxwell coming from the direction OF the
Gas Works. Maxwell was alone and was
going up the east side of Jacob street; wit.
ness was standing on the Cornor of 10th
and Jacob streets when he saw Maxwell.
Harry Caldwell was recalled, aud in
answer to question, stated that three the
o. latest books, known as Section books,
were burned more or less. One OF the
books, covering Section OF the city, was
burned very badly.
Here the counsel for the prosecution an.
nounCed that the State would rest, and the
further hearing OF the case was postponed
until this morning at 10 o'clock.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsrATE.-The follow.
ing deeds in fee, transferring real estate
were admitted to record in the office Of the
Clerk Of the County Court, Saturday:
Deed made April 8, 1879, by Michael
Carney and vile, Of Benwood, Marshall
county, to Michael Healy, OF Ohio county,
for lots numbered | and 9 OF the Bubdivis,
ion Of II and IS, at the corner OF Twenty.
fourth and Market streets, Centre Wheel
ing; $500.
Deed made March 81, 1879, by whilhel.
nina Hahne to Henry Hahne, for the
south % feet OF lot No. 10 in square No.
10, South Wheeling; $500.
Deed made April 4, 1879, by Robert
Crowther and wife to the United States
Building, Land and Loan Association, OF
Wheeling, for lot No. 1903, on the north
side Of Eighteenth street, between Jacob
and Wood streets, East Wheeling; $500.
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"ALMosr a LlPE."-The Standard Thea.
tire Company closed their engagement at
the Opera House, Saturday evening, in"Al.
most Life" before a good audience. The
manager ofthe Standard Company, with
all his other facilities, is in fortunate nos.
session ola company fully equal to the ar.
tistic demands that arc made upon their
intelligence and skill, 1t Is an association
OF stage talent which cannot fall to Insure
success, and the accomplished dramatist
has every reason to congratulate herself on
the artistic aid which is so fully at her
command in the representation OF her
dramatic ventures. Tho company Is ono
Of the finest organizations in the country,
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PULPIT PoINTs.-Quarterl meeting was
held yesterday at the Kirkwood and West
End NJ. L. Churches, Bridgeport.
Bishop Kahn closed his series Of Lenten
lectures yesterday, speaking on the sub
iect, .ln Religion Man Must Have Di'
vine Teacher"
The evening services in the churches
began last evening at halt.past seven
o'clock.
Bishop Peterkin preached at St, Johns
Church, up in Brooke county, yesterday
morning, and at Wellsburg in the evening
The Reformed Episcopal congregation
held services yesterday at MCI.ains' Hall
The Gravel Street Church, OF Benwood,
will shortly give festival.
Yesterday was Palm Sunday. Good
Friday comes on April 18th; Easter Sun.
day, April 18th; Pentecost Sunday, June
lst.
Bishop Kain will go to Baltimore MAY
LIST, to delivera sermon at the conservation
Of st. Peters Church.
The Bishop announced at the Cathedral
yesterday morning, that q Mission would
commence the Sunday after Easter, under
the auspices Of the Dominican Fathers
and continue for two weeks.
A handsome haptismal font was placed
in the Cathedral last week.
Sacramento services wero hold at Fourth
Street NJ. E. Church yesterday morning
and were conducted by Rev. White, o.
Chapline Street Church, assisted by Rev
DR.. \. G. George, pastor, and Rev. A. j
LYDIA.
The ladies OF the Fourth Street NJ. E
Church will revive the monthly social:
which they conducted SO successfully las
winter, The one for this month will BIZ
held on Thursday evening of the present
week.
Rev. S. B. Barnitz occupied the pulpit o.
the Sixteenth Street English Lutheran
Church yesterday, both morning and eve
ming, and expects TO resume all his duties
after next Sunday. The morning discourse
was appropriate to Palm Sunday, from the
prophecy Of ZeChariah TX, ., the theme
being "How should We receive King
Jesus?" The Sunday School was bright
as the day and full Il scholars, music and
interest But one teacher and very few
Zevely hada beautiful blackboard picture,
designed by ]. B. Phipps, ESQ.,, Of Balti'
more, Md, on which tho pastor made the
lesson application. The evening sermon
was from the text in John IL, SO, "Who is
lie" from answers to which the Trinity
OF Christ was shown. This church will
have services every evening this week,
and also on Good Friday ut 10y AN. The
pastor will be assisted by several visiting
ministers.
Rev. John Croll, A. NJ, spent yesterday
at Grafton, W. Va. the guest Of Rev. j. W.
Lake, the pastor OF the Lutheran Church
in that city.
Rev. Lewis Hay, OF Washington, D. c.,
is expected in Wheeling this week.
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Rev. George H. Thayer, an old citizen o
this vicinity known TO every one az a most in n
tiuential citizen, and Christian Minister Of IN,
NJ. E. Church, Just this moment STONED r
eur store to say; ~ wish everybody 70 know "
that /! consider that both myself and wife owl
our lives to shiloh's Consumption Cure.n 4
Is having atremendous sale over our counter
and isgtving perfect satisfaction in ali cases q
Lung Diseases, such as nothing else has done
DRs. MATcHETr 4 FRAYcE.
Bourbon, Ind, May Is, 1878,
SOLD by Z. Booking, Odd Fellows Hall: O.
2. Dwight 9th and Chapline Sts.; LauRblin
l bEos' 4 20, Wheeling; and Husbands ( In,
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TIE Nav McLvRE.-Tbe second con.
Segment Of furniture for the now Mcclure
House arrived on Saturday morning, via
the p, st. L, & Chicago Railroad, There
is one more car load on the way, which
will ill the invoice. The now range ami
kitchen outfit has been set up and Is being
used, and an elegant diet Is now afforded,
The painters, carpenters and others are
well organized and working smoothly.
The carpets will DO ready by The time lie
rooms ore prepared for them. The enter,
prise Of the landlords will soon bring out
Of the old establishment one Of the most
sPlondidly appointed and conducted hotels
OF the West, ''"'S''
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WHEN found make note on't.u Dickens
advice through Capt, Cutie was good, but we
think we Gun improve on It by adding, when
youknow ofanything which will increase the
happiness Of your neIghbors, or will allay
their sutEerings, be sure and impart It TO them.
Now we know that Lawson's Curative will
cure Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Dlphtheria, ca.
taarh, lame Back, etc, and take pleasure in
letting every one know IL II every ore who
has been cured by It would only tell their
friends who are afflicted, We should see les
suffering In our midst, Do as you would be
done by, and not hide your light under q
bushel, NwE
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II. NJ. s. PlNAFoRE.-The Lyric" Opera
Company, ofthis city, areannounced to give
Gilbert and Sullivan's successful comic
opera Of Il. NJ 5. PinQj6rv at the Opera
House on the 18th, 10th and 18th inst.
The advent OF the Lyric Opera Company
is q novel ono, As It Is composed exClu-
siVely OF home talent, and is to attempt
what has never been attempted before BY
any other similar organization; that is, It
will render complete opera with orches-
trail accompaniment.
Former musical societies have given
concert selections from operas with piano
accompaniment, hut the present enterprise
is not such tame affair. The opera has
been In rehearsal for over month, and
much time, care and pains have been ex-
pended by those interested in it to make
the representation success. Scenery has
been painted with special reference to
make the accessories as natural as possible,
and the public will do well not
to miss the treat that Is in
store for them. The merits OF the prom.
inent characters and their ability to &C.
quit themselves creditably, is beyond the
question OF doubt, and these facts ad,
ded Ia the important one that kramer's
full orchestra will furnish the music,
ought to fill the house every night during
the performance. Seats will be on sale at
Lucas 8 music store tomorrow morning,
to be had at the popular price OF IS cents,
which is fixed to suit the times and the
atrtngenpy OF money,
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Bun Long ARREsrED.-On Friday last
Justice Caldwell issued warrant for one
Bud Long, who was charged with forgery,
on complaint OF Mr.. S. 7. Crawford, a
North Wheeling grocer. Crawford alleged
before the Justice that Long forged an or.
der on him for s. worth of groceries, and
signed thereto the name of Mr. j, T, Nc.
Cune, aworkman at the Top Mill. Yester.
day afternoon Officer Bill Miller took a
walk over to the other side OF the river, in
company with Constable Bent. Neal, and
succeeded In getting his fingers on Long.
The fellow was brought over to this city
and lodged in Jail for hearing.
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IT is fact well established by unquestiona-
bic testimony that Halls Hair Remover re.
news, Cleanses, brightens, inylgorates and re-
gray, or discolored hair, cheaply, quickly and
surely. The poorest people prefer to buy Il
and use It, rather than to proclaim in man.
ner more iorcible than words can dclineate,
through blanched locks or grizzly beard, that
they are aged and passing to decay, A very
short trial will convince the most BkeptIcal
that It dees eradicate the scalp diseases which
rob the hair Of It's color and life.-F0rt Scott
RatL) Daily Monitor.
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"coughInE spells in The Morning. y

"cOughing spells In the Morning.
dry, parched, sore throat, losing flesh,
bronchial and asthmatic attacks, pneu.
monia, weakened and debilitated state OF
the system, all these dangerous symptoms
are cured by "Dr. Swayne's Compound
Syrup of Wild Cherry The first dose
gives relief, and the worst cough and sore
lungs yield to its healing prop1ieties-
Physicians recommend it"
~ have made use of this preparation for
many years, and it has proved to be yery
reliable and etficacious in the treatment 81
severe and long-standing coughs. know
OF two patients, in comfortable health,
and who but for its use consider would
not now be living.-Isaac S. Herbien, M.
D., Straustown, Berks county, Pa"
Prlce-Trial bottles, % cents; large size,
which is the most economical, ST 90. or six
for s. CO. A single 25.cent bottle viii Oft
entimes cure recent cough or cold. and
thus prevent much suffering and risk Of
life. Prepared only by DR.. Swayne 4 Son.
Philadelphia, Sold by leading druggists.
MWRkW
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CHEW JaeksOn's best Sweet Navv Toba ccO

Yoy can now stop at the Grand Central
Hotel, on Broadway, New York, on the
American plan for 8 so or s. 90 per day,
or you can, on the European plan, take
your breakfast there, in the morning, take
your lunch down town or dine with a
friend, and your room at the Hotel will
only cost you 81 90 per day, and upwards
and meals are also provided at moderate
PRICES, at the elegant Restaurant attached
10 the dotel. AtwI
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Those complaining Of sore throat, hoase.
should use Browns Bronchial Troches.."
Their efficacy Is wonderful. The genuine has
"John I. Brown & Sons, Boston, on each box,
and Is sold by Logan, List & Co. and every
druggist only in boxes, at Is cents. Beware
OF worthless limitations.
Browns Complicated Dentrifrice possesses
the best ingredients for preserving and beau.
dfying the teeth. Price Csc, large bottles.
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NEw Act DRor CURrArS.-The new act
DROP. curtain being painted by Messrs.
Carrigan and Huiest, New York scenic ar.
fists, for Washington Hall, was on exhibi.
ton at the hall on Saturday, and was
greatly admired by those who dropped in
to see it. The landscape in the centre Is
completed, and the artists are now at work
on the business cards. Business men
should look in to-day, and see the oppor-
tunities afforded Tor keepinR their bnsi.
I ness constantly n before the public in the
Hsement.
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pollcE CorRr.Ludne c,nnm.r.

There were three cases before the police
court Saturday morning, viz:
Mary Zimmerman was fined So and
costs for drunkenness, and committed in
default.
Jennie Black and Maggie Mitchell were
fined SIG and costs each for keeping houses
OF prostitution. Both paid their fines.
At the afternoon session OF the Court,
the following cases were disposed OF:
Chris, Waller, drunkenness, Sand costs,
Committed.
Cornelia Ritz, Lillian Wells, Joseph
O'Neal and Lawrence Heller were fined
s. each for leaving their coal vaults open.
Geo. West charged with assaulting Lily
Wilson, paid S. and costs.
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LUCAS Music STORE,
1927 Market street.
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BURNED TO DEATH.-A Mrs. Cordell, liz,
ing in Belmont county, Ohio, on Pipe
Greek, was burned to death one day the
early part oflast week. She was sitting asIeer
in front Of the fire and by some means heI
clothing became ignited; she ran outside
the house to get to a tub OF water which
stood in the yard, but the wind increased
the flames SO much that she was unable to
get to it. Her daughter by this time had
reached her and threw q bucket full Of
water on her, but by tho limo the flames
were extinguished she was SO badly burn.
cd that she only lived short time. Her
funeral took place last Friday.
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New ScHEDuLE-A new time table will
90 into effect to-day, on the ?. W. & Ky.
Road. The morning train, hereafter, will
leave at 1902 A. NJ, instead Of 1907. There
will be no change in the time OF the after.
noon train. The Steubenville AcCommo.
dation will leave at 600 a. NJ. instead OF
6:l7, asbetorc. Trains will arrive at the
same time Us before.
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PALM SuSDAY.-Nesterday was Palm
Sunday, the Sunday next before Easter, Sc
called from the custom Of blessing
branches Of the palm.tree, or OF other trees
substituted in those countries in which
palm cannot be procured, and OF carrying
the blessed branches in procession, in
eommemoration Of the triumphal entry d
Our Lord into Jersualem. Palm Sunday Il
celebrated with great solemnity by The
Roman Catholics,
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SEVERELY TSJuRED.-On Saturday morn.
ing about II o'clock Mr.. Henry Shutter
the well known East Wheeling cartman,
met with very severe accident MI
Shutter was driving in q cart along War.
rem street, when his horse stumbled and
fell, throwing the driver violently 10 the
ground. Mr.. Shutter was very severely
bruised, and the horse was scratched up
considerably,
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COUNTY CouRr-,Tutloe RovI

Adjourned until next Saturday at lOA. N
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TAYLoR's SPRIN0 AND SUMNER Goops,-
Attention is called to the advertisement Of
Mr.. George R. Taylor, which appears else,
where in this paper. Mr.. Taylor offers an
entirely new stock Of spring and summer
goods, consisting OF a great variety d
choice novelties. All the latest dress fab,
RIGS, spring and summer wraps, shawls
sun umbrellas and parasols, novelties h
hosiery, kid gloves and laCcs, are to be
found at George R, Taylor's. Calland ex,
anime the goods and ascertain the prices.
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Brass bands will soon be heard in the
summer night serenading business.

THERE can be nothing more tlisgustinp
to the credulity OF the public than 10 rea5
Of "cure all nostrumsf so ireouently All.
vsrtised. The idea is simply preposterous.
How different with standard proprietary
medicines, such as DR.. @. Mcl.ano's Cello,
brated Liver Pills, prepared only by Elem
Ing Bros, Of Pittsburgh. They have stood
the test OF fifty years, and to.day-more
than eyer-are estimated worth their
weight in gold"
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GREAT SACRIFICE! Goods must be sold.
$4,000 bolts Wall Paper, 6, I and Sc; 1000
ola fashion Russia Crash Toweling, worth
l2!c,, Tor Sc; 100 pieces new styles Dress
Goods, s, 10 and l2!c; Carpets and House
Furnishing Goods at astonishing low
prices. Call soon and examine for your.
sell, at John RoeIner's Dry Goods, Carpet
and Wall Paper Emporium, Nos. 2Ol9 aud
Cheap Goods"
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LARAMlE's Palace Restaurant will fur.
nisl board at 81 a week. Breakfast, Din.
ner or Supper 25c. Restaurant open day
and night. Oysters and Ice Cream at ali
seasons OF the year. Assembly Hall rented
at low rates, and large suppers furnished
at liberal prices. LARAMIE
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THREE BOYS DRowSED.-Ave very lamen.
table accident resulting in the loss OF three
lives, took place at WellsviIle, Ohio, on
Friday last, George A. Kelly, Howard
Mcmillan and Daniel Smith, about three
o'clock on Friday afternoon, took skill
and went out behind largo towboat 10
get in the waves made by the wheel. The
skif was swamped, and all were drowned,
There was no skilt handy along the shore
to reach them. The steamer backed her
wheel and got out heryawl, but they were
all under before any aid could reach them,
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last RirEs TO THE DEAD.-The remains
Of DR.. A. w. Campbell, who died In this
city on Wednesday night last; were taken
to Bethany by the early morning train on
the P. Wa KY. road Saturday. At Wells.
burg they were received by Col Crothets,
DR.. Cochrane and several other old &C.
quaintanCes, and removed from the cars
10 the hearse In waiting, As the funeral
eortege approached Bethany the college
bell was t0lled, and sponth church where
the deceased had worshipped for so many
years was well filled with the village PEG.
ple-old friends and neighbors gathered
to pay their last respects. At the gate Of
tho church yard the body was taken in
charge by Sheriff Curtis, DR.. Shrlver, Mr..
James Adams and others, and carried in.
side 10 the platform in front OF the pulpit,
The choir opened the religious exercises
by singing that old familiar hymn, "Ser.
want Of God, well don't" alter which pray.
or was offered by Rev. a. L. Myers, OF
West Liberty. President W. X. PendIe.
ton preached the funeral sermon and bore
testimony to the high Christian character
OF the deceased through q period Of nearly
forty years Of intimate acquaintanCeship.
/ hl tuG ClOsG VI kile beINlCcb tNo peUplt
present came forward and took a last look
at the remains, after which the casket was
sealed up and replaced in the hearse aud
the procession moved to the family bury.
ing ground on the hill side south OF the
old home Of Alexander Campbell, where
the remains Of that venerable and illus.
trious man and all his kindred, father and
mother, sisters and brothers, are laid to
rest, and where the family circle Is now
81 last made complete by death. The body
OF DR.. Campbell was laid by the side Of
his faithful wife, who had preceded him to
the grave several years ago, and who had
shared his pilgrimage for over forty years.
There they were left in that romantic and
secluded spot to
''sweetly sleep and gently rest
Low nlhe ground,
until the coming OF that day when the
great problem Of human existence shall
be revealed,
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Cut this 0ut-It Ma a.. v,,,

tri "WN" AUuF AlIes
There Is no person living but what suffer-
nv '.o 81 or le %ith Lung Disease, Coughs, Cold.
V ~ resumption, yet some would die rather
,lIan pay 10 cents for bottle Of medicine thai
would cure them. Dr. A. Boschee's German
Syrup has lately been introduced In this coun.
try from Germany, and It's wondrous cnre.
astonish every one that tries It. II you doubt
what We say in print, cut this out and take Il
to your Druggist, and get sample bottle fol
10 cents and try it. or regular size for rs cents
MWF&W
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1t Is strange so many people will continur
70 suffer day after day with DyspenSa fiva,
Complaint Constipation, Sour Stomach Can,
eral Debility when they can procure Al mn,
store saIloH's VrTALzER, free AZ cost II III 4
doeS lot relieve or cure them. Price III Giants
sold BY Z. Booking, Odd Fellows Hail: q n
dwight, Athand Chapline StS.; Laughlin Rios
y @.H 70. Wheelingi and Husbands & instip,
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LEO BRoKEN.-Yesterday afternoon, in
the Eighth Ward, John Klaus fell from
the stone step in front OF his residence and
broke his leg. Mr.. Klaus has twice broken
the same leg, and thinks it's about time
to have new deal. A physician was
called in, and rendered medical attention,
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PERSONAL MES71oS.-Rev. W. II. Lester
Of West Alexander, returned on Saturday
from q visit to Long Island.
Thos. p. Barry, General Western Passen.
ger Agent, and ]. NJ. Orr and L. NJ. Wick.
or, Assistant General Freight Agents OF
the B. & 0. Raildroad, were in the city on
Saturday.
DR.. L, D. Wilson has been elected Sec.
rotary Of the City Medical Society, vice
Or. b. B. Ward, resigned.
]. II. Rennard, representing Cincin.
natl leaf tobacco house, Is spending few
days with friends In the city.
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The greatest boon to children teething and
FOR curing Wind Collie, Dlarrhna and other
ills peculiar to children, is the renowned Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup, safe and certain
remedy. Directions with every bottle. Price,
Is cents.
Browns vermlfuge ComRts, for expelling
worms, are the most unfailing and pleasant
contection In the world. Price % cents. For
sale by Logan, List & Co., and by all druggists.
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FoR UPWARDS OF Thirty YEARS Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used
for children. It corrects acidity Of the
stomach, relieves trind collie, regulates the
bowels, cures dySentery and diarrhGa,
whether arising from teething or other
causes. An old and well.tried remedy.
% celliS a bottle, nav
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misunderstanding to Dame Rumor
the present season promises to be an in.
teresting one in affairs aquatic. Both Cla-
tor and Weisgerber are prominently men,
toned, but what subsequent events will
show time alone will tell. One or two
races OF no ordinary merit are now already