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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-29

ElteE NtWh
The marks last evening indicated 0 feet
and rising.
Business dull.
The St. Lawrence departed for Cincin-
natl, Saturday, with good trip out.
The Andes is due from Cincinnati to-
day, and will return tomorrow evening
at the usual hour for departure. The
Andes has superior accommodations for
passengers, and unriyaled facilities for
carrying freight. Capt. Charley Muhle.
man Is in command, with Clerk Ed.
Muhleman in the office.
The Iron Age, the new towboat OF Gray's
Iron Line, arrived last evening and
moored at the Top Mill. She will be at
the wharf this morning for the inspection
OF those who admire frst.class steamboats,.
The Iron Age Is commanded by Captain
Chas. Liveing,an the Office is in charge Of
Clerk W. B. Dunlap. Mr.. Ed. Marks, Of
this city, has charge Of the engine room.
II our citizens want to see model tow.
boat let them visit the cage" at the wharf
this morning. She will take her departure
at noon.
The Monitor departed yesterday for
Kate's Rock with barge belonging to
Gray's Iron Line, where she takes 1t 10
await the Iron Age.
Tie local packets are making their usual
daily trips, including the Pres Ellison, the
reliable Bellaire packet.
The Stockdale and Salt Valley passed
up yesterday for Pittsburgh, the former
from Cincinnati and the latter from Iron.
ton.
lBy Telegraph
CINcISNATI, March 2S.-River % feet
inches and falling. Weather clear and
cooler. No arrivals or departures.
ST.. LOUIS, March 2s.-River feet
by the gauge. Weather cloudy and cool.
Arrived: Bedford, Pittsburgh; City Of Al
ton, New Orleans. Departed: Dippold
and barges, New Orleans.
CA1oRo, March 2s.-While the steamer
Guiding Star was making a landing here
this morning, three men fell overheard.
Two were drowned, and the third "a white
man, was struck by the wheel, breaking
his leg and arm. His recovery is doubt
full.
LOUISVILLE, March 2S.-River stationary
with 10 feet in the canal and feet on the
falls. Buriness fair, Weather cloudy and
cold. Arrivals and departures: Jas. W..
Gaif, Memphis to Cincinnati; Vint Shin
kle, Cincinnati to Memphis; Golden Rule,
Cincinnati to New Orleans; Clifton, st.
Louis; Granite State, st. Louis to Hunt
ington.
CAIRO, March 2S.-River AZ feet 7inches
and falling Weather raining. Thermom-
eter 46o. Arrived: Eldorado, Cincinnati;
City OF Helena, Vicksburg; ayhound,
Ohio River; Ike Hammett, st. Louis. De-
parted: Eldorado, st. Louis; Golden
Grown, Cincinnati; City Of Helena, st.
Louis; Guiding Star, New Orleans; Ham
met, Pittsburgh.
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FoR the benefit Of all sufferers, be good
enough to bring the wonderful effect Of
st. Jacobs Oil before the public. For
twelve long years my vile suffered with
neuralgia in the head, and often had the
most terrible pains. A few weeks ago
boughta bottle Of that wonderful remedy
st Jacobs 0il-and am perfectly aston
ished at It's marvellous effect: half a bottle
thoroughly cured my vile. gladly
would have paid any physician fifty dol.
lars II he could have done the same there.
fore / wish that everybody may learn to
value this true medicine.
CHRISTIAN HANNI,
Youngstown, Q.
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WASHINGTON, March 20.--1 A. M.-Foi
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley clear or
partly cloudy weather. light northerly
winds, stationary or higher temperature
and rising barometer.
For the Lower Lakes clear or partly
cloudy weather, winds mostly north, sta
tionary or higher temperature and higher
barometer,
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sTnE q s9y .S sGd I rsaSs and 6a IL IT,

Medium OF Joy and Peace" and in the
evening IAN inspired remedy for Unfruit-
fulness."
DR.. LYDIA preached at Thomson NJ. E.
Church, Island, In the morning, and Rev.
Vail, OF Kirkwood, In the evening.
At the Third Presbyterian Church, Rev.
Lyle in'the morning talked about 1.-THE
Resurrection" and in the evening "Ex-
planned the ramifcations ofthe ninth com.
mandment."
SIXTEENTH STREET ENGLISH LUTHERAN.
Easter was appropriately observed at
this church, the pastor officiating. White
roses, lilies and geraniums adorned the
pulpit and communion table and filed
the house with sweet perfume.
The worship Of the morning was com.
menced by prayer meeting, in which
several laymen took part. At half.past
ten o'clock the pastor opened the regular
service with the sentences: 1.-THE Lord Is
in His Holy Temple, the Lord is Risen
Indeed" The choir OF childrenerespond.
ed beautifully in the Gloria Patd and
Gloria in Excelsis. Baptism and con6r-
nation were administered by the pastor
and the Holy Supper partaken Of by q
large number OF church members.
The Sunday School observed the day in
special service at 2 o'clock, and never did
a happier looking set OF children assem-
BILE between four walls. The singing was
more than ordinary, and the addresses Of
Rev. W. R. Long aud Rev. Barnitz closely
listened to. Mr.. Zeveley's Easter Picture
was handsome piece OF art, worthy .
longer preservation than the blackboard
usually gives It. The alarm OF fire con-
siderably disconnected the school, and
large audience OF friends, but the officers
finally succeeded in gaining quiet, and
then each member OF the school was pre-.
scented with avery pretty decorated Easter
egg from the factory Of VIM. A. Rhodes,
OF Allegheny City, Pa. This was q de.
lightful surprise, as 1t had been kept from
the school entirely.
The evening sermon was preached to q
large congregation. from Revelationsi, IS.
Notwithstanding the inclement day. at
each service the church was filled, aud in
the afternoon extra chairs were needed 10
accommodate the large audience.
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ARTISTIC TAILORING.

Herman Ltngen, Market btfeet, beioW
Mcclure House-FiFst Glass Material
Tho Best workmanshIp-The Most
Moderate Prices.
1otfer to cash and prompt paying Gus
toners the best opportunity Of procuring
satisfactory spring garments.
My stock Of spring woolens Is complete
and varied, comprising an elegant assort-
ment Of casslmeres, suitings, cheyiots,
Tibet cloths, &C., &c. It was purchased
before the late rise in wooden materialsand
lam therefore able TO make 1t up OF low
figures.
AS to the style, finch and thoroughness
with which all work is turned out by this
establishment, i refer TO any one OF my
numerous patrons In this city.
By the aid OF my patent measuring
jacket, Of which cut appears in another
column OF this paper, absolute accuracy
in measurement Is secured and misdt Is
impossible.
Call and examine before leaving your
orders elsewhere.
HERMAN LlNGEN,
1920 Market Street, below Mcclure House.
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GLre gntellilge'tter.
once, Nos. 10 and ~ Fourteenth Street
New Advertisements.

NU" 4Ht1s1s .a'0
For Cincinnati-Steamer Andes.
Closing Out-Cummins & Woods.
New Cigar Store-Addison Israel.
For Sale-A. Turner.
Patent Measuring Jacket = Herman
' Something New-G. Mendel & Co.
For Sale-Jas. l.. Hawley.
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PIANO MovISa carefully attended to,
by careful and experienced hands. Leave
word at Sheib's Music Store, Washington
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THERE is on exhibition at schnepffs
drug stores mammoth newspaper being
the issue Of the Boston Notion for July l5,
lSil. II is quarto, ninety.six columns.
Its four feet long by two and three.quar-
ter feet wide, and sold for twenty-five
cents,
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l'OR SALE

oue-s,ory brick house, containing four rooms,
good cellar, 40. 1856 EighIecnLh street.
ALSO,
Two tWO-HtOrJ brick dwellings containing i've IOons
and TNSh house tac SlIuRIel on Market street NORM
WhvtilnE. ALTO, Two frame houses gu Market Mey,
Que with i've rooms, gVOd eell-ri the other, three
Sne two.siOry irame house on Alley 10, containing
liz FoliS and SUMMER kicheh, 80 feet iiUnI W ieet
de.n Ao OLe hall lot, IS feet 'front.' l2O itet Ie p
situated In Alley ,, bsIwtcn Market street anu tne
Pike ,..,,.
NH 10 MM. RANKIN
mhIO FF' No. l0l Eighteenth street.
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REMovED.-we are now occupying the
building formerly occupied by .. oglebay
& Sons, and We hope to have the patron.
age OF our customers and friends in our
new quarters. We shall try to make 1t to
their interest to come and see us before
buying. SIMON BAER & SoN,
Silver Lake Flour House,
l4l2 and l4l4 Main street.
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JACOB W. GRuBB, the Iewelsr, Is sole
agent for the &C. p" Spsctaolss. Do not
fall 10 see them.
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THRRAoMgrER RKcoRD.-The following
ihows the range OF the thermometer, as
observed OF schnepf's drug store, Opens
House corner:
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The Finest Lunch in The city is nj
the New Mcclure House sample
Rooms.
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L,oR SALE,
L,OR SALE
EoK SALE.

A large and we'll arranged two story brick house,
eonyrIitn " aud pleasantly situated on hoEata
street, Knkwood, uhU. 1t contains 10 rooms anS ~
addition Two Pantrles, summer Kitchen anu U n
r,I1ln with Guild atd bot wafer II has large AAu
div cellar we'll Of AOod water and cistern; alIo
= 81 sgd yurd. The hOuse 10 han SomGly nnsnea
Within aud Is IN CT, client repair For inrtnef ~
las ain mr. ce anu IeImS OF Jay ment Inquire Of W.h
Film. i the OIL u IhU Ii;ina Iron aud Nail Co.,
Bird p1rl, or VI a. r. lallmRn, at tie Flrh NATION,
A. bsnk, BeiAiIe OhiJ, IN addition 70 Tue aooHe y
due building t btnuett hlreet hIkEoods w t ~
I .S..s, p p ,.0.',.. ~ '' lnrl9
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Luxcu.-A first-class Mock Turtle Soup
Lunch will be served at @. R. Behler's this
morning.
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IRON ORE AND COAL LANDS
: FOR SALE OR LEASE,

sItuAted In Preston County, West Virginia, near
KlnEwOOd Tunnel, on the Baltimore q Ohio H. H.
The ore has been fully tested In the Furnace al
lrOntOWn, West Va. 1t works easily In the FurnAc'
and makes d very desirable quality OF lrOn' The
sokinE qualities OF the Coal have aso been fully test
I, aud arc entirely satOiaeEOry. Iron can DO made
a, prot on these lands when prices are 90 low that
Furnaces at distance from raw materials must stop
For further information apply 70
VIM s. RAYNER,
81 Lexington St, Baltimore, Md.
Orto c. JES5OP, Austen, Preston Co., VIVA
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Business Men go to the New Me.
Lure House sample Rooms Tor
Lunch.
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pUBLIO SHE or . ThE y, " IA

DUBLIO SALE OF TIE "FAlR
GROUND" IN WHEELING ISLAND.
in pursuance Of resolution Ulo, ted by the sioek'
holders the ~ rIh st VlTgIRiA grculiurh 80.
cisly" III meeting he'd Al their office, IL the city
oi Hnreling on tue 9th day OF March, lsbO the un-
Gut.suud tOmIuIttee vial, on
SATURDAY, APRIL I'm, 1880,
At tho trout door Of Ohio county Court House, com.
meuctug nj ~ clCk A. NJ, proceed 10 sell ~ public
Ruo lou 10 the ghcaI best b ider tue real eGtne
owned bJ tho North West SirslniA Agricultural ~
&c \, Atuats OH Wheeling lSlAud and known as the
"Fair Gr0uads" said property consists OF about 3
acF Of choice land SGIlAle Tor building our and Is
fully dcscr 10 h tie following ded, 70 which refer:
once 10 had, viz A deed made By U. L. Brown aid
ohsr, u said North West vitginia Agricultural So
rStT dated November Is, 1851 aud recorded In Book
No S. pagrs 1854, ln the rreUrd1 Of deeds for Ohio
county, West Virginia. and 10 AdCed nlAde BY Joseph
KTVsisuer aud vile 10 sid North WestViBiniA AEri-
culiul eOtty, dated February u, 1871, aud record.
ed u Deed RJOk no. IS, page % lOhlo County Re
oordL.) ,
baud aud the residue on a credit Of g. Il, u and q
month, villa interest for which p'ymeptl the PuE-
rha,tr Is to give his notes satisfactorily secured.
The title also retained until The purchase money Is
MI,HAEL REILLY.
T. J boyd Committee
EARL ". 0GLEBAY,
GEO. A. WlCKHAM, Aucti necr. mris
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FINE Steel Eugrayiugs and Fine Frames,
new styles just received by
w. S. HuTcHlSs,
1921 Market street.
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IRISH RELIEP.-very Rev. Ut. Sullivan,
V, g., is in receipts Of letters from several
bishops in Ireland acknowledging the
receipts OF various sums Of money sent by
him 10 them for the reliel. OF Irish sufferers.
We give the following as a specimen:
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENT REPAIRING, OF ey-
cry description, carefully and cheaply
done at Sheib's, Washington Hall. Pianos,
Organs, Violins, Accordeons, Band and
all other kinds OF instruments, repaired
on short notice. Bows rehaired neatly.
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Ax,l2MSP.M.7nM 2M.Sp. NJ Pm
46 10 IS b 10 % 60 6s %
sunday
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LIrrLI KENNY, March 10, 1850.


VERY REV. DEAR SIR:- Il beg TO acknow.
ledge, with most sincere gratitude, your
kind letter inclosing the magnificent con.
tribution OF eos Z 0, for the relief OF the
poor people Of Donegal. II was very kind
Of your. good Bishop TO think OF our poor
sufferers at such distance; and the
generous aid which His Lordship has pro.
cured for them is well worthy Of their
gratitude. l am sorry to say the distress
which existed when we sent out our up.
neal was mere tritle compared to what
Il has become since. 1t was then
confined TO some ofthe sea.board districts,
but II has since crept inland like dark
fog from the Atlantic, till it has enveloped
the entire country In Its deadly folds. At
present we have 1900 on the relief lists
in this county alone. It u due TO the
generous people OF America that we have
this vast multitude TO feed; for had not
the American people come SO literally to
our aid, many OF the poor sufferers would
now, l fear, be removed beyond the reach
OF earthly wants. As 1t lie, we have, thank
God, lost none, beyond one or two, whose
death was attributed TO want; but many
OF those who remain are barely alive.
your s good ii Bishop when you write to him.
Wishing you and the generous people
over whom you preside, every blessing in
reward Of your great charity, l am, very
Reverend dear sir,
Your faithful servant,
I MICHAEL LoduE,
Bishop OF Rophoe.
VERY Rev. JOHN 7, SULLIVAN, V. g.
Similar letters were received from VIM.
Delaney, Bishop OF Cork aud L, Gillooly,
Riahnn ~ SIiUn
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TnE farmers say, 100 much rain J" the
steamboatmen say, "Letit drop"
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.

7..MI2MSr. x.7P.x.I7A.N IAN. 8 Pm. Z Pm
II IS 90 81 e 10 20 40
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A Fine Lunch is spread Daily Mt
the New Mcclure House sample
KnNtnS.
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PAT suoRTgL, while under the influence
ef liquor, attempted to jump aboard the
Dinkey, near the brick yard in South
Wheeling, Saturday evening, at G o'clock.
Result: Lett foot stripped entirely OF flesh,
tendons cut, and perhaps may require am
putation. No blame can be attached to
the engineer as there is an ordinance for
bidding persons jumping on trains while
moving. DR.. Pipes is attending the wound
ad man
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Iour faithful seFVAutl

bIbHUp OF TtUPHUU'
VERY Rev. JoHS 7. SULLIVAN, VIC.
Similar letters were received from VIM.
Delaney, Bishop Of Cork and L. Gillooly,
Bishop Of Sligo.
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HEHMAN IINUENI
1920 Market Street, below Mcclure House
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Anthem, "Chris, Our Passover /, Sacrificed"
DAnks
"GlOll In ExoeSIs" Karl Hermann
lie Eeun-in Dank.
handel
NJ. tosta
Pond
The Portland daily press., 1880-04-13
TUESDAY MORNING, AFR1L Is.

teries; there will always be subscribers to min
ing shares. There is a propensity to indulge in
the excitement of gaming that will assert it
self in the practice of taking inordinate risks
Oh the mere chance Of lucky turn of the
wheel of fortune. But whoever is tempted to
make so equivocal a disposition of his means
should be discreet enough to limit the amount
of his venture so that the loss of the whole OF
it will not empty his purse. Those who go in
to this sort of thing in a moderate way merely,
placing in jeopardy an amount they can afford
to lose, may console themselves when the loss
does occur, with the reflection that they have
laid in a stock of knowledge as partial equiv
alent for their missing cash. But the parties
who stay out altogether will have the best of
it, for they profit by the experience of their
neighbors without paying anything in the way
of tuition. YARMOUTH.
The Portland daily press., 1880-04-13
Smoking at New York.


New York pays more for cigars than for
bread, and this is easily seen when individual
cigar bills run up to $500 per annum. know
one man who was unable to save anything on
an income of $4,000 year, and who gave
among other reasons that it cost him $40 yer
week fer cigars. If all his expenses were at
such rate there could be little CHARGE at
accumulation. There are many smokers who
average 100 cigars week. These are the men
who build up such fortunes as the Gilseys and
others have made. Peter Gilsey landed in
this city poor emigrant. He was a piano
maker, but opened a cigar shop in the Bowery,
which his wife tended while he wrought at
his trade. From this humble beginning Gill
sey became one of the most extensive dealers
in the CITY, He had at one time nearly a
dozen cigar shops, and he left an estate worth
S2,O00,000. The Gilsey house is one Of his
creations, and the splendid establishment
known as the "Gilsey building" corner of
Broadway and CORTLAND street, is another.
The Portland daily press., 1880-04-13
MASSACHUSETTS.
Further Developments in the Nahant
Mystery.

Further Developments in the Nahant
Mystery.
LYNN, April 12-Fnrther developments
were made by the Nahant officials Yesterday
in the Whitney case. Medical Examiner
Pinkham has decided that Whitney came to
his death by drowning, while he was in an in
toxicated condition. He found a cluster of
be made by falling on gravel. The bridge of
the nose was bruised and the cartilage
separated. Froth issued from the mouth and
nostrils, as is commonly seen in drowned per-
sons. The windpipe, bronchial tubes and
lungs were filled with water and froth. The
result of the autopsy does not solve the ques-
ton whether or not violence placed Whitney
in the position where he was drowned.
He was in Lynn nearly all day on Friday.
and it is surmised that somebody who saw his
money, he showing it very freely, followed
him to Nahant from that city and murdered
him. Mr.. Perkins, partner of Whitneys,
said yesterday that he put up his horse as
usual and transacted his business all right; he
had about $500, and, as he left no money at
home he must have had it about his person.
The general opinion about Nahant is that
Whitney was murdered for his money. A
person who pretends to know about the matter
states, that, in addition to the $500 Whitney
is supposed to have had in his possession, he
also had check for large amount, given
him by his partner some time since. The
gov hoUe Iound IN tne pOcket-DO0k might have
been overlooked by the murderer, as it was
rolled up and placed in corner.
The Forest Fire at Plymouth.
PLYMOUTH, Mass, April 12-The fire in the
woods was extinguished on Saturday night,
the wind going down and a heavy dew falling
enabled the gang of men to subdue it. 1t
burned over an area about five or six miles
long by two deep; about four or five hundred
cords OF cut wood and large quantity of
large valuable standing wood were burned
No buildings were injured.
Greenback State Convention.
BOSTON, April 1.-THE Greenback State
convention, to select delegates to the National
convention, will be held in Worcester, May
18th. -
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The West Point Outrage.
WASHINGTON.
An Important Railway Decision

Au 1HpOrUdQI halfway D6ClS1OQ.
WASHINGTON. April IA decision was
rendered by the Supreme Court of the
United States today in the case of Geo. E.
Katchum ct al. " the County of St. Louis. The
lntervenor was brought here by appeal from
the Circuit Court of the United States for the
Eastern District of Missouri. The Court holds
first that the act of the General Assembly of
thority OF which the county of st. Louis issued
bonds to the extent of 100000 and loaned
themlto the Pacific Railroad Co.of Mo, land the
county an equitable lien or charge in favor of
the county upon the earnings of tho railroad
to an extent necessary to meet the interest
upon the bonds as it should become due, such
payments and lien to continue until the bonds
were paid.
Second, That this equitable lien or charge
exists and is enforceable against the purchaser
nnder the decree of foreclosure heretofore rem
dered and against whOmsoever may hold the
property or have custody of its earnings. The
Judgment of the court below is affirmed. JUS
tice Harlan delivered the opinion, Justices
Strong and Bradley dissenting
An Outrage Committed by the Southern
Chivalry.
Collector Carroll at Atlanta, Ca, telegraphs
that the house, barn, stable and store of Depu-
ty Collector j. A. Stewart of Fannin county
were burned on the night Of the It'll by body
of armed men who fred upon Stewart and his
son, wounding the latter. Carroll asks if he
can send men to Stewards assistance. The
Internal Revenue Commissioner gives the re-
quired permission and states that the guilty
parties must be dealt with by the state au-
thorities, and suggests that warrants be imme-
diately obtained for their apprehension.
Chinese immigration.
The report of the Secretary of State in re-
Spouse to House resolution concerning inn
migration of Chinese to the United States was
submitted to the House to-day. Read and re.
ferred. Negotiations have been oponed by
formation has yet been received which war
rant more than the statement that the repre-
sensations have been received in an amicable
spirit and that a satisfactory solution can be
reasonably anticipated.