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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-02


By virtue Of adted Of trust made by samuel Dun
lap and Ruth Is wife 10 the undersgned trustee,
dated on the 18th day Of April 1874 anu recorder IN
tho Office Of the Clerk Of tue County Court Of ONO
County, West Virginia In Deed OIL Trust BOOK No. O.
pages gu, 62S and 62', VIII on
c.r,pn.v ruE ar nay oF April ,ssn
sa4UhpAi' At1N 'N ~" vs. ~ 'stN1 '''''
Al n O'clock A, N,lat the front door Of the Court
House Of Ohio County ". Va, sell At public auction
n Ihc highest bidder, the following described rial
esate thai h 10 Say First that tract Of land situate
IN ISberty District, In Ohio County, West VIrginia
~bIcb /. bounIeJ As follows BcginniIv nj A Stone
near Al apple Tree In Psmbartons line, thence 6Ss
Il oOIOo poles 10 stone thenccn a. 80 SO-lOO poles
,Ssnfrs saI = ii Si.IO1 poles 10 n stake thence n
ssIS " ia S.lOO ROLES 10 4 stone In John CurtIs'
IITs and lower 10 juniuS A. Curtis, thence s6Se %
MoI,s ~ a .tatr thence llo II POLES 10 Wlteoak.
lhsnes t7izo ~ $500 poles 10 stake near sngir
trSs In Esrs line thence 3SI< is 2O-lOO poles 10
st,Le mar bIckoTy. thence 3yI.9.R 10 poles b
stSt. thSnre lSEo ID holes 10 PtaEe thence n 70
IA noIes 10 n stake thence n II 10 ii DoIes 10
.,aIa thSncc az is S0-lO0 poles 10 stake thence
~ ~ a iotno nolea 10 a Rtake Themes 2so o A.
ia moiss n Stake. tbence 49, a. G0l00 poles 10
tbs neSInning containing 1871 acres md
siS,vsSght shd iS.IO0 las iS.iO0) poles excepting
thSraIrSl tx Nere, roos and 65i6O poles conyeyei
Nv samnel DanlSn and Ruth e, his wife, 10 j. N,
Es,JS.aii NV ,IeeI dated DerenIber T. 1875 Seconj,
That parcei o land on The northeast sde ii the road
i Anat ~ ~, his%SnJ", ~ Ws"t Itha,tv a.
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SEALED PROPOSALS FOR USE OF
~ COAL SCALES.
CHY CLERK's 0FPiCH,
WHEELING, ". Va, March 2, 1880.

CITY CLERkS OFPICH,
WHEELING, W. Va, March =, 1880.
Sealed proposals will DO received at the office Of the
City Clerk until MONDAY, March $, 1880 at Soelock
p NJ for the use OF tho Coal Scales In the different
wardsot theeIty for the year commencing on the LIST
day Of May, 1850.
fhe scales that proposals will bs received for arc as
follows:
FIRST WARD-LOcaiedne near the corner Of Seventh
and Market streets also one at the corner Of Fourth
and Main streets.
FOURTH WARD sCALEs--one on the corner Of
Eof and Seventeenth streets; also one at the east
end OF Seventeenth street bridge.
FIFTH WARD-Scales At the south end of the
Market Square; also one 1t BOdley Bros coal bank,
SEVENTH WARD-ScalGs located on Zane street
EIGHTH WARD SCALES-0ne on the corner Of
Thirty ninth and Jacob Streets and ono at BOdley
Bros. Coal bank,
For tho safety OF persons bidding and securing
leases Il Is announced that the contracts will be 30
dawn that each weigber In addition 10 being subject
70 the penalties prescribed In the ordinance as passed
December o. 1872 for any violation thereof will for
felt his lease II DO shall by varying from the thArges
prescribed In said ordinance, or by soliciting orders
Tor dealers In articles TO b weighed or rendering
them any material special service, by any unfair
means secure bid for the patronage 10 his scales OF
any person WhOmsoeyer. Tho Committee on Scales
reserying the right TO reject any or all bids.
mh2 ALEX. uPDEGRAFF, CITY Clerk.
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TnE Boston Transcript (Rep.) thinks that
at does not require much sagacity to per-
ceive that the Republican party is rapidly
approaching the point where success will
be an impossibility," and says that "the
candidate Of Cameron and Conkling will
encounter Republican enmity that will
reader Democratic success in the North
ern States where the German element Is
strong almost certainty"
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SEALED PROPOSALS.


wuEELISo, W. VA, Feb. u, 1887
Sealed proposals will be received at the Office Of the
City Clerk until FRIDAY, March 5, 1885, Al o'clock
y. ", for the removal Of all Kitchen Garbage and
OfA from within the city limits, for tho year COM
menclnE April l, 1850, the bids to be As follows
For the First district, cOmPrisins all Of the First
Ward. ~
For the Second district comprising tho Second and
For The Third district, comprising the Third aud
Fourth Wards.
For the Fourth district, comprising all south Of
Wheeling Creek 70 Caldwells Run.
Caldwell's Run 10 the southern line Of the city.
No person will DO awarded for moro than one dis
trlct.
Proposals 10 be addressed 10 the Chairman Of the
Committee on HEALTH" the Committee reserylng the
ishI XLEX. UPpEGRAFF. City Clerk.
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GOODS,
Notice to Contractors &Builders
OFFICE or THE BOARD OF PUBIC Works, |
WHEELING, Noyemberl3, 1870.

l
WHEELING, NoyemberlS, 1870. J
Sealed proposals will be received by the
Board OF Public Works, OF the State OF West
Virginia, addressed to the undersigned, up TO
IL o'clock noon, of March the 1st, 1880, for the
ALTERATIONS IN, and the ADDITIONS TO, the
Building known as the State House, at Chares-
ton, Kanawha county, West Virginia, accord
ingto the plans and specifications furnished by
G. G. Kemble and A. PEBBLES, joint Architects.
Bids will be received for the whole, and the
several parts Of the work. Plans and specif-
cations may be seen at the Capitol Building,
in Wheeling, on and after JANUARY !, 1850.
and any information relative thereto may be
obtained by applying to &C. Kemble, the
Architect, resident at Wheeling, West Va.
Bonds and security. approved by the Board
Of Public Works, will be required OF each
contractor. The right Of receiving or reject
ing any or all bids is reserved.
by order Of the Board Of Public Works.
no17 3. BRADY, secy.
The time for receiving the above bids IS ex-
tended until IL o'clock noon, THURSDAY,
March 70, 1850. By order
mh2 s. BRADY, Secy.
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The Republican state ConVention-AF'
poIutIucnt of Delegates.

A State Convention, to bc composed Of delegates
,,vuIsIly chosen by the Republican VOtOH OF West
v',,IpIs al their accustomed places Of meeting, Is
hereby called 10 meet In the city Of Wheeling, on
Wednesday, the 18th day Of May next at 10 A. NJ 70
select ton delegates TO represent the party In the Ma
tIOnal RI publican Convention that meets In Chie's0
on, Wednesday, the End day Of June iOllowiuS' t.
C6oo.e eau .iate, for the Presidency and Vee-Pres
dsuCy Of the United States.
D.H. WILLARD, Mason County,
u.s.. CuHSMOlIAM, KAnGwhG County,
1T. HoEE Mineral County,
9. G. sooy1ELD, Wood County
tn. LoOkS, Ohio County
q. W. ATKINSON, Ohio County,
A. w. CAxTBELL, Ohio County,
ReputHoan Sah CSmalA!ee'
WI. W. CowDEN, Secretary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-02

The Senate Committee on Indian Affairs
has agreed to report for passage its rigi'
nal bill for the regulation Of the entire
question. This bill does not contemplate
transfer Of the Indians to the control Of
the War Department, but mobiles the
present. system in many essential particu-
lars. The main points suggested are the
localization Of the several tribes as rapidly
as possible by the allotment OF homesteads,
which shall be inalienable for period oil
twenty-five years, and the extension over
them Of the civil and criminal jurisdiction
Of the States and Territories in which
they are located. In other words tho say
age is to be converted into citizen, or al
least the semblance Of one, by the pater.
nal authority OF the Government and
every encouragement granted him tc
facilitate a process that may be slow but
ia believed to be practicable.
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at the instance Of a member Of Congress
or anybody else. We may go further and
say that Postmaster General Key was
bound to know what his subordinate was
about. At least he was bound to stop
what was going on when he discovered
the facts, or II it was too late to stop it he
was bound to signify his disapproval oil
the proceedings by depriving the subordi'
nate of further opportunity for abusing
his trust.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-02

Tnr exodus Of Chinese from California
lias begun in good earnest and threatens
to assume considerable proportions. The
first iustalment consists OF two carloads
that have been ticketed through to New
York at s35 passenger over the Union
Pacific by way OF St. Louis, and about five
hundred others are soon expected to iol-
ln,y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-02
WEBSTER COUNTY.
The March of Improyement-The Salt
sulphur Springs-The Rldorado for
Timber Merchants and sheep Growers.

The March of Impr0yement-The Salt
sulphur Springs-The EIdorado for
Timber Merchants and Sheep Growers.
WEBSTER G. H., W. Va, Feb. "a, 1880.
Editors IntellIgencer.
As l have not noticed anything in your
valuable paper from this county, and pre-
suming that a few lines would be OF in
terest to some Of your readers, have
undertaken the task Of iotting down a few
items.
Webster county has caught step with
the march OF improvement, and is being
metamorphosed from "vast and bowling
wilderness" into garden OF delight-that
is, 1t will be in time. The little town Of
Addison shows the most noticeable i'm.
provement,. and. extensive changes are
contemplated onaccount of the Salt suls
phur Springs at that place, deservedly
popular summer resort for invalids, OF
whom quite number were present last
season. The wonderful curative proper
ties OF these springs are well known, and
q much larger attendance Is expected this
season. The boarding accommodations
are excellent, and the facilities for the en-.
tertainment Of guests v i'll be increased by
the erection OF new boarding house this
spring by Mr.. Edward Z. Curry.
The Cogar House has changed hands,
and Is now under the efficient manage.
ment Of Mr.. Woodell, olPocahontas. The
town is making every preparation for the
entertainment Of visitors, aud we would
extend cordial invitation to the people
OF Wheeling to come out and taste the
health giving springs and breathe our
pure mountain air.
Visitors can find oil the amusement thew
want In the hunting line, as game Of ali |
kind Is abundant But hunting Is the last
thing q Webster county man ought 10 think |
OF. What we need most is the man who |
can use the grubbing hoe. It Is wonderful
what productive land we haye, yet very !
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-02

little Is under cultivation. Our forests,
too, are grand, and contain the best oil
timber, poplar, black walnut and cherry.
What We most require Is the enterprise to
open up this interest. ,,,.,. ~.
This county y also an Eldotauo ~, iUs
sheep raisers, aid we invite the attenuon
Of the sheep growers OF the state 70 our
extraordinary advantages in this respect
Il Is wonderful grass county, and me
air Is SO pure and healthy, that 1t Is almost
impossible for sheep to take disease,
Yonrs. ALEXANDER MILLER.
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NOTICE
Redemption Of City Bonds.

The holders OF tho * per cen. bonds Of tbs Guy
Of Wheeling issued under the ordinance Of 1871, are
hereby notified that In accordance with the pIoyl-
sIOus Of said ordinance the following bonds, 307,
2s3, $50, Edo, 10, n, $50, 100, 2I5, 1857,
having bten drawn by lot will 10 paid on pre1entA-
ton to the undersigned and will cease to bear inter-
est on and after APRIL !, 1880: -
BENZ. DAVENPORT.
mhI Commissioners Of CIty.o Wheeling.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
CRY cLEHK's oFylcE,

CITY CLEKKb UFFIUKf Z
WHEELiNo, ". Va, February "a, 1880.
City CIerkuntII Thursday. Marchi 1850, At o'clock
P. 4. for furnishing and delivering the city Water
Works, City Building, City Prison, Lookup and Hose
Houses with clean COAL mixed COAL or coal as II eots
from the bank, for one year. beginning on the l gay
Of April 1850; payments TO he made monthly. The
contractor 10 give bond and security for the fulhll-
mentOf the contract
Proposals 10 be addressed: To the Chairman Of the
COMMITTEES on Water Works. The committee resery-
lug the right 10 reject any or all bids.
feN ALEX. UPDEGRAFF, City Clerk. ,
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NEALED PROPOSALS..

err CLHRK's 0FPicE, |
WHEELING, ". VA, February a, 1850
Sealed proposals will no received at the office Of The
City CLERK until Thursday MarcbH, 1880, at oeioel
r H., for the making and deliyereg Of all the casting,
the city Of Wheeling may want for one year, except
water pipe stop-cOcks and IRE plugs
Bidsto be endorsed. Proposals for Castings for the
city. The Committee on Water Works reserving the
right 10 reject any OF all bids:
ft25 ALEX. UPDEGRAFF, City Clerk.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


.TriadelphIa Accommodation. train only runs
bstween wheeling and Trld0lphia.
fDGily except sunday-Newnrk Accommodation.
tSIeu6anyilie AcoommO dati0p.-Thls train during
tbs day passes backward and forward between Mar.
tin's Ferry and BelaIro stopping when required =!
sherman House, &tnaNllo, West Wheeling ana
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SPECIAL FIGURES.

10 ssu Macaulay', England, new plates, Srols.
IN box, per %
10 new Hume, vols, per 80
10 new Gibbons Rome, vols per Sett."..".- 5 80
100 vols British Poets, elegantly bound, per vol 70
sOtts Thueksay, l? vOls reduced from s?ItO-iS %
sstu waverly Novels, reduced tO..."...'.'''' %
Other goods In proportion, to reduce stock before
Aprillst, when We remove to No. 1901 Market Street,
Stanton & Davenport,
-fuit1 n' l tsr
teT n TWELFTH ST,
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TIME TABLE.
WheeIlna and Elm Grove Railroad.

On and after MONDAY, February 1s, 1880, cars on
tho wheeling and Elm Grove R. Il. will run rs iol.
lows: Cars Will leave the city corner Market and
Etnventh str,etSI and HornbroOk PlrkAt
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GENERAL NOTICES.

COMPREHENSIVE.
We have this day associated with us, in the
Wholesale Grocery Business, Mr. George
PAUL, under the firm name OF Hubbard,
PAUL. & Co., ut No. l425 Main Street.
HUBBARD & co.
WHEELING, W. Va, February q, 1880.
fah07
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MED.

RtACKFoRp- Sunday, February %, a. his resl-
dence, near Martins FeITY, Mr.. JosEfh BLAGKHohD'
10 the $50 year Of hlage.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF OHIO COUNTY

By virtue Of adced Of trust made. by Samuel Dun
Ian and Ruth E. bis wife 10 the undersigned trustee,
dated on the nth day Of April 1874 and recorded In
the Office OF the Clerk Of the County Court Of Ohio
County, West Yirgini1 In Decd Of Trust Book No. Q,
paRes GIL, 625 and GA, will on
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JACKSON COUNTY.

Tho presidential neutrality-suspicious.
Views Of the walker Programme-The
Jacob and Dnyis and Hereford Experi'
neutrality-suspicious. Notes.
- M
, 1880-09-08

of Barry Street and Georges Lane,
stands a house occupied by Miss
DaSilva and a child. During the
night the walls fell and severely injur-
ed them. At No. 9 High Holborn
Street, where a very poor family
resided, the roof was caved in by a
falling cocoanut tree. The inmates
escaped in deshabille, but with their
lives. Two giant tamarind trees have
lsofallen IN the yard of this house.
The miseries endured all over the
city by the poor on Wednesday night
are inconceivable. Many of our hum
bier citizens forsook their homes, and
braved the gale rather than remain
within tottering walls. Some 20 per-
sons took shelter at the Constabulary
Depot at Altman Town, and there
spent the night"
"The postal Telegraph Station in
Kingston was the scene of a most
remarkable incident. The room up
stairs occupied by the Chief Tele-
graphic Clerk, on the southeast side
of the house, was struck by the gale
and portions of the south and east
walls were blown down. A locked
wardrobe in the room was forced open
by the wind, and the contents were
swept out. The cash pan Of the
Office, holding some f45, was near
the wardrobe, and the wind caught it
up and rolled it through the hole in
the wall,into the lane below. Here it
was quickly covered with debris, and
was on it's way to the sea when the
son of the Chief Clerk rushed out of
the house and secured it."
"Ofal escapes none is s%omiraculous
as the escape of four mules and one
horse. Search was made for the
animals and they were discovered sur
rounded by the debris, the broken
spars, shattered boats, etc, etc. Not
less than 100 men were deputed to
clear the rubbish, and when the ami
mails were led out not n OF them
had as much as a scratch"
Port Antonio,
Al goth Aug, 1880.
Sr,-FeeIing assured that the
Government would require an early
and reliable report, with reference to
the effects of the hurricane or tornado
which passed over this district on the
night of Wednesday the 18th inst, |
have now the honor to lay before you
the following particulars of what oc-
CURED under my own observation,
and what | have been able to learn
from other persons.
During the day there was a severe
rain storm, which became unusually
violent between 3 and 4 o'clock in the
afternoon, and towards Z p. m. in
creased to a hurricane, the wind blow
ing at the time, according to my obser-
walton, about E. by N.
The force of the wind continued to
increase up to about II P. M, and then
gradually lessened until about l
O'clock, when it finished with a strong
blow from the south
The morning light revealed a sad
spectaeles of destruction and ruin.
Most of the huts of the peasantry
within view. were down, not a banana
tree standing, and scarcely a fruit tree
of any other description remaining.
' -
, 1880-09-08
HERMAN AUGUST JURs

Underdommer og Skriver ! Christians
steds Jurisdiction
paa Oen ST. CYoir America
nJnR vTTTERLIGT; At for mig bar an
II draget Overrvlsprocurator P. LeuamiogH
GChr;stieus,sd som Saetorsr for Pianterse
Terence Fsrrelly og John Farrelly Of st.
1,ro;v hvorladss han i Henhold oil sAerhoissts
Beyiliipg af s7ds JUL 1880 stal ands ss
, 1880-09-08

the masters and shipowners OF revlv-
ing the trade with TruxiIlo, Ruatan
and other places in Central America,
which was broken off a few years
back by a disaster there similar to
what we have now to lament, and
which will offer only too feasible an
opportunity and reason for it's re-
sumption; and l regret to have to
record that the principal shipper here
has already had to telegraph to the
merchants in America to cease send
ing their vessels.
In fine, short of actual loss of life,
no greater calamity could have
befallen this district.
am happy to report no loss in the
harbours, which well sustained their
reputation for being the safest in the
Island; but accounts of the wreck or
stranding of boats belonging to the
port, which were out for fruit along
the coast, are being bought in
hourly.
have the honor to be, Sir,
Your Obdt. servt.,
"Port Maria experienced can awful
time" from 7 o'clock, Wednesday
evening, until 3 a. m Thursday, the
storm taking everything before it.
Boats were cast ashore and houses
were blown down. All the damage
that a hurricane can do was done.
Numbers of unfortunate people have
had to seek shelter, seV en- houses
being flat to the ground, and many
others badly damaged. AT 1915 on
Wednesday night, Mr.. p. Undo took
shelter at the residence of Mr.. III.
Levy, with six children belonging to
Mr.. |. Lyons, whose wife and sister
soon followed. Their home had been
wrecked inside and out. MIR. Goffe's
houselostits front. Mr.. A.. l.. DaCosta
lost a good deal in dry goods. DR..
Ferguson is a heavy loser. cover
1000 cocoanut trees are blown down
on his property" For some twelve
miles around this town the banana
cultivation has been ruined"
"From private intelligence furnished u.s.
we learn that the Cyclone wrought awful
destruction all along the coast from King
ston to Holland Bay. At Morant Bay, the
damage done is OF present beyond compu-
tation. The wind ragged on Wednesday
with such violence that for a time the
inhabitants were afraid the town would be
swept away. The Court House and the
Baptist Chapel have been terribly injured.
The new hospital is levelled to the
ground, and q man was crushed to death by
the falling roof. The wharf and premises
of the firm of Marshalleck and Co. are
ruined, and little remains of the wharf save
the piles. The English Barque "Midsum-
mer," the vessels "AIexandrina" and
"Evelina' are all ashore with great damage
and loss. The Captain of the "Midsum-
mer' has died from the effects of the
storm. At Retreat Estate, the cane pieces
were destroyed and the chimney OF the
boiling house was blown down. Tyson
Estate suffered severely in the destruction
OF buildings and wharf. A gentleman who
has Just arrived, with great difficulty fur
nlshes further particulars from Port Morant
and confirms the news with regard to the
devastation at all E. points. From Bull
Bay 10 .Roselle Estate the road is covered
by huge fallen trees which men in the
employ OF the Road Department are busily
clearing away. The postman reports that
, 1880-09-08
Bekjen dtgjorelse.

lFOLGE Ordre fra !Gouvernementet for de
dansk vestindiske Ger udbydes bervsd til
Licitation. Lsveranoen af nedsnanforte Glen
stande som vile beh0ves i Diet Kongslige mill
taire Depot paa St.Croix til Brug for H@rstyr-
ken i Aaret 1891 nemlig:
, 1880-09-08
" Tenders for Articles for the Military DGla
st. CrOix 1851"

may be forwarded to the Depot in st. Oroix on
or before Wednesday 18th September 1880
2 o'clock pm. containing a statement OF the
prices at which the parties will undertake TO
deliver, one or more, Or all of the aforesaid
articles.
The Tenders will be opened on the afternoon
of the above stated day in the presence OF
those who may appear, and information
will be given the party whose tender is accept
ed by the Government, from the Military
Depot.
Samples of the abovenamed articles and the
Conditions for the delivery thereof. may DO
seen in the Royal Military Depot in st. Cfoix
and in Christiansfort ST. Thomas.
The Royal Military Depot, st. ssCroix, the
9Th September 1880.
ROSENKRANTZ.
, 1880-09-08
NOTICE..

AGREEABLE to orders from the Govern
"a ment Of the Danish West India Islands.
the aforementioned articles required in 1881
by the Military Forces ON the Islands are
hereby put up to public l%ici'aiion, namely !:
1900 yards Ravenduo6
$50 " Bleached Linen
$50 Until" auhud do.
Is i" Black do,
40 i" Duckram
750 4" Flannel
1000 Stout for shirts
40 Yellow Cotton
geo Floor Cloth
1900 pairs Cotton Socks
40 White W"Ollea Blankets
10 Grey do do
100 Dozen Bone buttons
400 " PAntalOon Buttons.
20 Woollen Shirts.
Written Tenders marked: