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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-19

THH 0H1RF oF PoLicEs SAbARY,-0ne
Of the most important matters be.
fore the Committee on Ordinances last
night was the following resolution pre-
sented at the last meeting of Council by
Mr.. Handlan, and referred to this meet.
ing for action:
Received, That the Committee on ordin.
ances report to Council an ordinance
aboliShing the fees Of the City Sergeant,
and paying in lieu thereof q salary, to take
effect at the expiration OF the term Of the
present incumbent.
or the committee Messrs. Goodiellow,
Hall, Caldwell, Horkheimer and Schultze
were present, and this resolution caused a
great deal Of miscellaneous talk among
them, but 1t was finally referred to the
City Solicitor with instructions to prepare
an ordinance in harmony with the resolu.
ton.
A reporter OF this paper happened to be
atthe hall during the session Of thecommit-
lee and took advantage Of the occasion to
sound a few Of the gentlemen as to their
ideas OF the matter Of a salary for the ser
geant. h,
Mr.. John H. Hall said there were good
and bad points in the matter. The CHIEF,
under the present regime was like Selkirk
Monarch OF all he surveyed" aud was
amenable only to Council. His revenue
was derived principally from fees, the in
centiye to multiply arrests merely for the
sake OF the fees was great. On the other
hand II the office was made q salalied one
the incentive to duty might not
be so strong, unless the incumbent hap
pened to be q good man and acted for the
best interest OF the city. ~ think myself
that q Board,of Control, or rather three
commissioners, should be appointed, TO
whom should come all complaint, and
who should have the confirmation Of all
appointments; In short, to have a com.
plete supervision Of The police depart.
ment and TO exercise the same power that
similar boards do in other cities. He was
very much in favor OF q salary under
these circumstances"
Alfred Caldwell, Esq, expressed him.
self in the same manner. Police com.
missioners could produce a very material
change in our system OF municipal police
management. The incentive to make
arrests under the present order OF things
was great, and to salary the chief might
lessen LUIS W I'll eNteuL LuuL MOuIu W
detrimental to the Oity's interests, vel
with an efficient Board Of Control he was
satisfied that the best plan would be tc
give the Sergeant q salary.
MI. Horkheimer was Of the same OPT
MON, and also Squire Schultze, and the
reporter did not have an opportunity OIL
consulting Col. Goodfellow. Other mem
bers OF Council expressed themselves in
favor OF the salary project, and the proha'
bilities are that the ordinance about to be
framed will be in a%ccordapce with the In
structions OF the resolution that initiates
this article.
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FOURTH STREET REvrvAL-Yesterday
was another day Of unusual religious in
terest and work at the Fourth Street N. Z.
Church. Rev. Masden certainly has cause
to rejoice in the good work that is going
on SO earnestly in his church. He also
has unusual cooperation by the assistance
OF Rev. G. G. Wilding, OF the Thompson
Church, aud Rev. Hughes, OF the Chapline
Street Church, and the united member.
ship are iealously united in their efforts
to save souls.
Mrs. Robinson preached from St. Luke,
chapter.l5, the parable OF the "Prodigal
Son" after which Rev. Mr.. Maiden ex.
horted in q very earnest manner, and
many presented themselves for prayers,
The meeting was n OF the best that has
been held during tho series. The audi
ence loom was filed to its capacity
and all heartily contributed their mite,
Thirteen persons arose during the meet.
ing for prayers.
Services to-day: Prayer meeting Mt 9 r
NJ; children's meeting at 4 r. NJ; converts
meeting at 7P. Nj preaching at I:Sl
Pm.
tend.
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AMusENESrs.-"O ohg Goon."- Friday
and Saturday nights, Gus Williams, the
eminent German "Caricaturist," will be at
the Opera House with superior company.
Tickets are now on sale ut Lucas for re.
served seats. The Toronto, Canada, Mail
says Of this company:
1.-THE theatre was well filled last night
on the occasion OF the first appearance in
this city OF 0ofty Gooft's New York Com.
bination. Tho piece played was Angus
tin Days "Under the Gaslight." 1t has
been several times presented here and
needs little mention. 0ofty Gooit as
Philip Smokey, the German soldier, was
amusing, and proved that he had quite
mastered the art Of speaking the broken
English necessary TO the character. Miss
Adelaide Thornton filed to advantage the
part OF Laura Courland, in which she was
sufficiently seconded by Miss Grace Roth
as PEARL Mr.. ]. R. Spackman, so long
known to Toronto ~theatre.goers, played
the part Of Dyke" as well as the ext
gency Of the part demanded, The ap-
pointments are in every particular con-.
plete, the scenery being attractive and ap-
evening"
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COMMITTEE on oRptSANcEs.-Tbe Com.
mittee on Ordinances met at the City
Building last night to consider various
matters referred to them at the recent
meeting Of Council, They rejected the
petition OF VIM. Zimmerman oil the Bell.
vue Garden saloon, asking for an amuse-
ment license similar to the Opera House
and other places OF amusement.
Lawrence Heller has been twice con.
victed before the Police Court for selling
liquor on Sunday; this violation OF the
ordinance when reported to Council
reyokes the license of the offender,
but Mr. Heller represented to inc Of the
committee that he could satisfactorily dis
pose OF one OF the convictions, SO the mat
ter was further referred in order to allow
him that privilege.
Aleck Wallace, keeper Of the lookup,
some time ago asked Council to make some
arrangement by which he could occasion
ally come out on Chapline street, as by
the terms OF the ordinance no n could
take his place for a moment, The City
Solicitor was directedto form an ordinance
in accordance with these facts.
SOME other trivial things were attended
to and the committee adjourned to meet
at the call OF the chairman.
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The FIRE Misunderstanding has Tor tho
last two years enjoyed the use Of q fire
alarm system that has been Of very great
benefit, and has resulted in a large saving
OF money to. our citizens. This fro alarm
has cost us very little, in fact nothing, ior
Its use, and the time will soon be here
when we must again determine whether
it shall be continued as one OF the city
safeguards or not. The contract expires
March lst, and the time in which TO de.
! termine very limited. That the system
has been OF great benefit Is unquestioned.
That It has been OF triaing cost is another
fact, and what is still of more Importance
ia the further fact that we are not sate,or
secure from destructive CONGREGATIONS
without it.
There has been some attention given to
this subject by several Of our Coupcilmen
who take an interest in the matter, and
also by Mayor Sweeney who has been
most assiduous, not only In his efforts to
bring the alarm to this city but in his
active exertions to keep it here. Other
systems have been proposed but nothing
definite done III the matter, and the only
source OF apprehension is that the proper
attention will not be given to the retention
Of what we have until it will be too late.
The cost OF this n has been com-
paratively nothing. It was.put up at the
expense Of the managers, and operated
the first year at no cost to the city what
eyer.
Last year, through the efforts OF
Mayor Sweeney and one or two
others, the 1920 necessary to its retention
was raised, OF which the city paid the
munifcent sum OF 1915, the balance
being made up by individual subscription
and raised with much difficulty. Now
this system, we have been upon careful
inquiry informed, is as good as the very
best In use and Is furnished to us at a less
cost than to any other corporation in the
Union. Other alarms have been pro.
posed, but the adoption OF any one oil
these will necessitate a very considerable
outlay and an increased annual expense TO
keep up. This cost nothing to put up and
is costing very little to carry on, and it
will DO an act OF wisdom aud policy to
take steps to retain 1t.
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A MEETING Of the members Of the O. P.
Brown Boat Club was held a few evenings
ago for the purpose Of determining upon
their course Of action iorthe coming sea.
son. Considerable dissatisfaction has ex-
listed for some time in the club concerning
the conduct Of a certain one or maybe
more Of It's members Of o race some time
ago, and the workings have not been as
harmonious Us they might be. It Is now
proposed to ~reorganize the club and to
prosecute aquatic sports more vigorously
than ever. This club has some ofthe best
oarsmen in this city in 1t, and one ut
least that will compare fayorably with any
In the Union, and Its welfare Is watched
with much interest by all lovers OF aquatic
sports in this ard other cities.
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CHILDREN will be troubled with worms,
winter or summer, and you should give
them q few doses oil McLRin's Worm Can
dy, which will set them all right in q
short time. 1t Is perfectly harmless, but
much stronger than the nasty vermiluges
formerly given to children. Sold by most
druggists,
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By presenting your wife. daughter, sister,
or friend With9
steinway Piano,
Fischer Piano,
Knabe Piano,
Emerson Piano,
Weber Piano,
Ohickering Piano,
Palace" Organ,
Loring& Blake Organ,
Piano or organ stool,
Elegant piano cover,
ACCORDION,
Guitar,
Violin and bow,
Or Banjo,
From the magnificent stock to be found
at Lucas Music Store, 1927 Market street.
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Tns CouRrs.-MuSIcpAI CoURr-Judgc
Cranme-This Court met yesterday at 10
a. NJ, and disposed Of the following bust
ness:
Joseph Speidel & Co. VS.. A. T. Garden,
administrator. In assumpsit. Evidence
being heard.
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POLICE CouRr-Judoe Cranmer.

The following cases were disposed of at
the Police court yesterday morning:
Jno Gallagher, disorderly conduct. Case
continued until this morning at 81 o'clock.
John Mouse, assault and battery; will
be heard this morning.
Pat. Daily, drunk and disorderly; com.
mitted for thirty days.
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The marks last evening indicated Is feet
and falling.
The local packets arrived and departed
as usual yesterday.
The Ironsides will leave Pittsburgh this
morning and arrive here this evening. l..
900 kegs OF nails more were added 10 her
freight list at this port, yesterday.
The Emma Graham was due down last
night en- route to Cincinnati.
The Buckeye State is due up this morn
ing from Cincinnati to Pittsburgh.
The Diurnal will DO to.day's Parkers.
burg packet leaving at 1880 AN.
The prompt Bachelor will leave for
Pittsburgh at 7 o'clock this morning.
The Welcome leaves at 1880 A.. NJ. for
st. Marys.
1.-The Phaeton, Telegram and O'Neal
are making their usual daily trips.
The following towboats passed down
yesterday: Alex. Swift, Grand Lake,
Hornet No. 2, Chas. Brown, Boaz,
Diamond, Joseph Stone, Joe Walton,
Enterprise, Rock, Sam Brown, Bengal
Tiger and others whose names We could
not learn.
In regard to the comments OF the Gin
cinnati Ga:ete on the opinion Of City
Solicitor Erskine or the wharfage ques-
ton, published in Yesterdays issue, MIR.
Erskine says his opinion given to the
City Council on the Consitutionality OF
the wharfage ordinance Is exactly correct,
and that the attorney in Newport, KY,
who wants to lend him a book, as indi.
Gated by the item we copied from the
Ga.etts, is only proposing to furnish an
additional case, decided by the United
States Supreme Court, in support OF that
opinion. He says the Supreme Court de-
cision sustains an ordinance like our old
wharfage ordinance, and the United States
Circuit Court decision which he men,
toned in his opinion is upon an ordinance
precisely like the new ordinance upon
which the Council called for his opinion.
He says DO has no objection to It's being
understood by the public at large that an
attorney at Newport, KY, is prepared to
furnish opinions Of the Supreme Court OF
the United States upon request, but he
prefers that when the announcement is
made 1t shall not enormously carry with
the suggestion that he has Numbered in
the performance OF n public duty.
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WEATHER INDICATIONS,

WASHINGTON, February 19.-lA.M.-For
the Lower Lokes, rising barometer, colder
west winds and decreasing cloudiness.
Tennessee and the Ohio valley, light
pressure in the eastern portions, lower
temperature, north to west winds, clear or
fair weather.
The Ohio river will fall at Cincinnati
and above; remain nearly stationary at
Louisville. The Cumberland will fall at
Nashville.
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.Hnner b. Stoul. IN.

DEAR FRRSD:.Thy note informing me
ofthe formation Of O Literary Society in
Wheeling bearing my name, has Just been
received, l hasten TO express my sincere
thanks for the compliment. The society
has my best wishes for Its success and
usefulness, and I hope its members will
never find cause to regret their choice OF
the name Of JOHN G. WHITTIER.
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TRANSFER OF REAL EsrATR.-The follow
ing transfer of real estate was admitted
to record in the office ofthe County Clerk
yesterday:
Deed made February 0, 1880, by Jo-
hanna Koch, executrix, to Louis Seidler,
for the west half Of the south half Of lot
No. $50, in VIM. Chapline's addition to
the city, for $3.50.
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PERSONS with stated incomes can pur-
chase a Mason & Hamlin Cabinet Organ at
Sheib's music store, on monthly payments
OF S. or more, and secure the best organ
made for a very small sum. Call under
Washington Hall and see them.
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RON ORE AND COAL LANDS
FOR SALE OR LEASE
UABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE,

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
The pot Dt grOund located on Nincteenth street,
With q frontage o. $50 feet, Hlnnlng back 800 lest on
which StAnIs the soap and Candle Mandatory,
rrrcted by, and formerly operated BY Edward Reid.
The mAiu buildings brick, Two stories high, 6OxtO
teet 4 rendering house, 10 feet Iquarc, attached 10
lnaln building, two engines Two boilers Store mouse,
larSu soap kettles, one with q capacity to make Thrift,
thousand, aud tho OthOr fifteen thousand pounds Of
soap; Two large rendering kettles, eight candle ma
ms IuIchinp, and sundry machines aud articles uted
ia Inc business, There are four small tenement
housOS on Tho ground, and y lease which yields a
prrSeut y rental Of sG9l per annutn. The above wiz
II, s0lJ-uart cash aud the balance on liberal time.
CITY bonds will bc taken In part payment For IaE-
thtr Information inquire Of ALEXANDER BONE,
~ijcnerll BuainCsa aud Teal Estate Agent, 1878 Market
stTrut, CEanslOis Block, over City Bank !,
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THERMOMETERS RRcoRp.-The following
shows the range Of the thermometer, as
observed at schnepf's drug store, Opera
House corner, yesterday:
1873. 1850.
7 A. NJ u NJ. II. N. 7P. n. Z AN. u NJ. ST.. N. 7 Pm
80 IS 81 80 60 81 sc Il
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STRIPED Ribbons, at Emsheimass's.

NJ. SALINaER, who has had q large ex-
periencein the clothing business, will open
out the "Atlantic Clothing House." Ne.
1890 Market street, Crangle's Block,
February 2lst.
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,-ACnIXG heads and clouded brains arc
cured by "Sellers' Liver Pills" Try them.
Sold by druggists. 25c a box.
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You can get a good stem.wind Watch for
$3.50 from JACOB W. GRUBB,
The Ieweler.
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You bet, when coughs and colds are
flying about like gnats in u storm, "Dr.
Sellers Cough Syrup" is a sure cure.
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BLUM&BRO
IIOI Main Street.

nENTISTRY.-To THOSE THAT DE-
~ SIRE 10 save their natural teeth We would SAy
that We arc now better prepared than ever before 70
enable them 10 do 20. BY the use Of an ELECTRO
MAGNETIC PLueGRR We can and are making better
and handBomer Gold Filings, with more ease to our
Patients, than have heretofore been made In this
dty or elsewhere, without tho aid Of the ELECTRIC
Plnggor. What We nay We can prove BY actual
demonstration, Call and see for yourselves.
JAMES N. sURGlsoN 4 SON,
aui No. 1l43 Market ct, Wheeling. W. Va.
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Nh. LOUIS HNEEL, Of East poeston Kill,
N. Y, says: az call 81. Jacobs OIL the best
liniment i ever used. II cured me Of
rheumatism and pain In the back"
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RICHARD TIE TmRD.-A child was born
in West Alexander a few kays ago with
fully developed teeth.
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ASouyRSlR.-when the !. G. Whittier
Literary Society organized some time ago,
a note was sent TO Mr.. Whittier apprising
him Of the fact that the society had done
him the honor to name their organization
alter him. In a few days the following
letter was received by them:
OAK KNOLL DANvERs, L
10Th no., 10Th, 1870. !
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lust RECEIVED.

New spring styles Of Ladies', Misses and
ChlIdren's Hats, at
sPEYER BROS.
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Mr.. Bowen, of Gun Lake, Mich, says:
''The people here cannot do without Sci.
lers' Liver Pills." Try them.
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NEW RIBBONS.

We are Just In receipt Of a large variety
Of novelties In Ribbons. An inspection
solicited.
A. l. RICE & co.
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Light Cloaking for Spring sacques, 9
John Emsheimer's, lila Main street.
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NEw dry goods, new carpets and new
wall paper, cheap for cash, at John
Roemer's, Nos. 90I0 and 2O2l Main street,
Centre Wheeling.
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Ms. Ellen Johnson, 927 Spruce street, PhilR.
Dear sl:-fouf peBing'i Pile Remedy cured me In
one week after had used all the medicines ] could
hear. OIL ,lnd vas told BY q prominent surgeon
In this ,etty that my only chance for q eura was
an operation, which be wanted 70 charge me GIty dol.
lars Tor"
j. y. Cooper, Druggist, nj Savannah, No.,
wrote September II, 1873, "Dr. J. r. Mlll0f-l ear
slr;-i have beer Selllng DeBipg's Pile Remedy for
thing bat eurO1.r
Being q regular graduate Of medicine and surgery, 4
Of Pile, F1tuIa, Skin and Blood Diseases, and NHfyoI
are Invited 70 write or call o. our Office. 0IBoo Hour,
IeIG-MTiAW J.P. MILLER, N. D., IS. w. col
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GLASS SHADES OF every size and style a
reduced rates, at Hutchins' Art Store.
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Ivory Soap will please you.

ONE thousand Balls Knitting Cotton Al
b cents a ball. JoHN EMsuEiMER.
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DRESS Buttons, all kinds, popular prices.
john EMsHRIMER,
lila Main street.
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LOUISVILLE, February ls.-River rising
slowly, with 80 feet s inches in canal.
The river is 8 inches higher than August,
1875. Weather cool and cloudy. Arrived:
Fashion, Cincinnati to Evansville; ]. W.
Golf, Cincinnati to Memphis; Guiding
Star, New Orleans to Cincinnati; Tom
Means and tow, st. Louis.
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Still selling Bed Spreads, in white and
fancy, at old prices.
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A good farm Of GO acres, with coal property that
eau 30 sold every day; gOod House, stable. otc.; Local
led miles from Wheeling, Terms easy. Inquire nj
once al The Real Estate Agency Of
C. A. sCIAEFER& co.
faiT9srhNN
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U0R SALE OR LEAsE-THE ON
Il 'CNNATT Hallway Iron Works Company otter
for sale or lease, on favorable terms, their RAIL and
BEAM MILL Tho property IL In good condition
and well situated for handling cveFything. with the
greatest economy, having n frontage on the Ohio river
Gt over QUO feet, and the same on tho Little Miami
Railroad. The present owners will takaa large Inter
eat 10 n new Organization II desired. Address
TER SMITH, President, 10 West Fourth ST., Gu
Ciunal. 1917
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m - REwAPn For any case Of RIud,B RelIns Itching. LHTiT% G%
PuIu n II II H III MIL tunngF PILES taL DKBiHGs PILE t.NhPl ~ ui
Hill iii iii It'll II hAhyHtheihhng ahah@th the tumOn, Hm inH|hih w s sHB
IN iii iii hi long Na1dhgiH oncw week, onlnaye tahn tEodayI. 81 ~ WILLIE
III UUNVNU AZ dufgtL Gent by mail. M. Prepared oB hDh ~ su,of4h
l.U iii III A Philadelphia Pa ant h0nog genuine ulas the WupCTOl urN"
I'LL Il ID HI III u hAdgnaIuD and Pile of Stm.
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Gm ~14tdkqemer


ONCE. Nos. 20 and ~ Fourteenth street.
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DON'T WATT!
BUY, BUY, BUY.
New Goods at Old Prices.

for two weeks, and request our ~cnstohieisI
and as many new ones as wish 10 favor us-t1
call.
Black Cashmeres at old prices.
Colored CaShmerts at old prices.
Black Silks at old prices.
Colored Silks at old prices.
Black and Colored Velveta.
Black and Colored SatinS.
Dress Goods Of every style.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
with but few exceptions, we will sell all
Domestic Goods at old prices, suchas
Bleached and Brown Muslins,
Table Linens and TowelihgS.
Towels and Napkins.
White and Colored Spreads.
sheetiAgs and Pillow Case Muslins, etc, etc.
Don't delay your purchases as goods are
steadily advancing.
We want to close Dolmans, Cloaks, Shawls,
Circulars, at prices that will suit. Remnants
OF every description, sone at one half their
cost.
Come and see us II you are out buying.
You will find that we are always the lowest
and our stock always the largest to select
from.
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60 ACKES.

Farm Of % acres, q acres bottom land; House,
Stable, etc, Opposite captInG, down the river. Can
b. bought for ono half It's YAlHe, $500.