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Ellsworth American., 1880-04-15
MARINE LIST.


Giis~ sSsh Fer.
"wednesday. April.
ARRIVED.
seh Frank Maria. Alley. Portland
sch Eastern Light. Kelley. B0-tOn.
-rh Romeo. ---. BueksP"rt-
SAILED.
seh Redon.lu. fsetts Pantuckc,
81 Leweila. >lstilrT.
-ch wm Washington. rolc. BelfA',.
Thursday, Arrtl ;.
SAILED.
>..h ~ca Flower. N",lry. E.--klanA
IN Ralph Grant. Grant. t.,'eAIAnd-
Sch EAxic, sinh lair, Portland
fr,lay. Apriis
SAILED.
Sch David Faust smith Philadelphia
ss-h Carre--a, fratt. Boston
saturday. April 70.
SAILED
>-.h Eastern Light. Kelley. Aibriise.
~.h Forester, Ray. Boston
sunday. April II.
ARRIVED.
s<h Cisy Of Ellsworth, Grant. Portland.
Monday April L.
ARRIVED.
sch James Holmc-. Rlrr, Belfast
SAILED.
srh samuel Lewis. Mcor, ,PavtuckeL
--rh tloto >si'ller. sullivan.
Tuesday. April Is.
ARRIVED.
Sch Ralph X Grant, Grant, Rn-klAnd
>rh FANNIE ami E,liih. chatham. Belfast.
>ch HussAr, Hart. Biurhill.
"Wednesday, April u.
SAILED.
s-h CITY OF Ellsworth. Grant, Portland.
Sch James Holmes, R!tlrr, New York.
>ch Eaglr, Merrill, Lamoinr.
>sh Ralph h brant, Grant. knSklsnsl
sch July Fourth from Bucks sport. Ne. for New
YORK went ashore at Hart Island. during the fog
SUNDAY. \ NJ. but hoatrsi al high water and pro
cesie,i Ia tow without damage.
Deaessse Psrss.
Bo-rox-ArT sch Waiter VI Young of Els.
worth. rh1mp.on It Mar. - DAY. with losmooi
to orier. Ella Frances. OF Ellsworth. Bulgrr Port
D- Psix. ID days with loswo'd ~ Aston Pre-
tou-
CiL,is-Ars. sch Dolphin. Jordan, Ellsworth.
sli .. Sch Ariel. Caniase. Boston.
>LwroRr-Ar 9Th. >ch Grace. Alley. Elizabeth
port for Boston.
sch Victory. Minik.n. from Providence for New
Iork.
T,RaAUIs CoyE-In por, s,h, sohs Louisa
smith, Webbcr. Orlani for y Y. Vim Pickering.
B-llatty. Ell.worth for r. l.. fraDconia Austin.
Ellsworth for y. y, Chas Upton, kicf. Ellsworth
Tor 90 iight ol INC ha-t' iiikk!hS NJ pestfl l"t
saugatuck. DeNalo, Brown, Belfast for \. y,
w-stcf loo, Whitaker. Ellsworth. Rondout; Fair
Wind. Woodward, Ellsworth for Pawiucket
HYA>Sis-Ar 9, Sch Wreath, Ii"dgkins. for
New York.
In port 5, Sch Red Rover. Young, Ellsworth for
Boston. VIM Archer. Bellaty, Ellsworth Rondout,
Forest city. Moon. Ellsworth for Rondout
VINEYARD HAyEN-Ar S, sch LOUIS, Smith.
Webber and Abby wa.,on, Lord, Orland for New
York franconia Austin and Chas Upton. kief for
do.
RSPeiga Posss.
Ellsworth American., 1880-04-15

THE CELEBRATED GLYCFgISF LOTION which
q gives nnfne.ihai. relief aud Is a radical cure
Lame Rack, tnnammAtinn q ihs kiineys. Backsche.
Fiies Banionsor of the fcet from whatever
eaass Barns scAds and all InhAmmAiury Diseases,
Instantly relieved and cured "sapanule" will hf-
d. neglect buy b,tiis. II Ia household
siiy. Full particular Ia Illuminated Cards aud
t1rrulaFs ssnt free, upon apple alton hv mall
viii bcncnt you. We guarantee sstistactiOu.
money rvfand-i. 81 Cents and 1 per Bostle
TRIAL B1ttlss, 10 >oti BY all Druggists.
SAMUEL t.ksEI A CONTAIN.
lyl? rropristnrs, ~ Bruaiwsy, New York.
Ellsworth American., 1880-04-15
Local NOTGCEs.

-Emaciation. dropsy, mental and physi-
cal weakness arrested BY Malt Bitters.
Ellsworth American., 1880-04-15

WAssstes CoarS 81 she rnasea Atsses,
OsssSAee - n oine
In the matter Of WV. II. REED, Bankrupt
IN BANKRUPTCY,
This Is to give notice that petition has been
presented 70 the toprt. thls gtth day OF March,
by Vim II, Reed, Of Orand, Bankrupt, praying
that he may be decreed 70 have q fun discharge
from all his debts, provabie under The Bankrupt
Act, and upon recalling said Petition,
1t Is ordered by the Court that a hearing be had
upon the same, on the sth Tuesday Of June, A. d.
1850. before the Court In Bangor In said District
at 10 O'Clock. A. NJ and that notice thereof be
published in the Bangor Daily Whig 4 Courier,
and the Ellsworth American newspapers printed
in said District, once week for three successive
weeks. and once In the weekly Bangor Courier
the last publication 70 ~ days at least before
the day of hes4iug. and that an creditors who
have proved their debts and other persons In in,
terest. may appear at said time and place, and
show cause. II any they have, why tbe prayer OF
said Petition should mot be granted.
SwIes WV. r. PREBLE,
Cisga Of pasHset Court for said District.
Ellsworth American., 1880-04-15
Meeting sr The Maine Associated
Press.

Meeting sr the Maine Associated
Press.
PORTLAND, April Is.
The annual meeting Of the Associated
Press of Maine, va. held here this afternoon
and elected STANLEY 7. Pullen Of the Port
land Press, President, J. VI. Adams, Port
land Argus. Treasurer, F. L. Dingley, Lew
iston Journal, Secretary.
Maine Poultry Associates.
The annual meeting of the Maine Poultry
Association was held here this afternoon,
Vim. G. Davis, Portland. was elected Presi-
dent, Chas c. Haines. Portland. Secretary
and Treasurer A committee was appointed
10 decide on the exhibition Of 1881.
Dangerous.
A strange dog supposed to be mad wen,
through Springvale Yesterday biting several
persons.
Dwelling Heases Burned.
GARDINER, April IS.
The house Of Daniel Baxter in Fast Vas
sslboro, vas DESTROYED BY fire yesterday.
Loss $1,000; insured 500.
Jefferson Davis house in FarmingdAle.
occupied by Mr.. Parker, Was entirely de-
stroyed by FIRE. Loss and insurance no,
learned
Ellsworth American., 1880-04-15
ID I E y

Obituary notices, beyond the Date. Name and Age,
must be paid for at the raie Of te" cents a line.
Ellsworth-March 81. Joseph g., infant son
Of Addison c. aud Josephine T. squirting, aged
months and II days.
April 7, Tila, daughter of John aud Ma
tilda Clark. aged years and months,
years and months.
Trenton-Aprii 5, Eber C. Alley, aged 81
years,
Ellsworth American., 1880-04-15
&s,;;'>!&
BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE NEWS.

[Dispatches TO the Ellsworth American. |
Ellsworth American., 1880-04-15
Maine Poaltry Associates.


A strange dog supposed to be mad wen,
through Springvale Yesterday biting several
persons
Ellsworth American., 1880-04-15
The Weather.


WAR DEPARTMENT. }
Offce Of the Chief sigma Officer.
WASHINGTON, ID. C.. Apr. li-l An.
Ellsworth American., 1880-04-15

RSFeiga Posss.
Baracoa-sld 25, Sch Wesley Abbott, French, y.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-04-21

PERSONAL MRNrIoN.-Hon. G. Fl. I'm
stead, OF New Martinsville, Wetzel county
was in the city yesterday on legal business
Mr.. Kennedy, OF Marshall, Kennedy 8
Blake, has Just returned from the East
where he has been purchasing the --latest
novelties for the spring trade.
Charles u. Keeshin, business agent o.
D'0yly Carte's English Opera Company
Gilbert and Sullivan's PIRATES. of Pen
zance," is at the New Mcclure.
Miss Nellie Cow. OF Washington, Pa.
was in the city yesterday, on her way
home.
Ebenezer Brownlee, Esq, and family
OF West Alexander, passed through the
city over the B. Il o., yesterday, en- route
to Nebraska City.
Joel Trueadale, Esq, OF West AleEan
der, was at the New Mcclure, yesterday
T. p. Allison, OF Now Martinsville, is in
the city. He represents the Singer Man
uiacturing Company in Wetzel county.
Joe ToliVer, who has been with O. Ogle'
bays Sons for the past two years, leaves
thissmorning for Kansas City, where he
will be in the employ Of the same firm.
Joe is one Of our most popular young
men, and deservedly so, and his numer.
Gus friends hate to say good. bye, and only
consent TO his departure because they
know the change OF location is an adYan-
tage to him.
DR.. J. M. Lazzelle and R. P. Carr, of Fair.
mont, were at the New Mcclure House
yesterday.
DEB. A. Bland, a prominent physician
OF West Union, Doddridge county, is in
the city.
Geo. w. Miller, of Leadville, COL, is
among yesterdays autographs on the Nc
Lure House register.
Miss Tillie Nuzum, OF Bellaire, came up
from New Martinsvills on the Courier last
night, and will spend several days with
relatives on Wheeling Island.
The many friends In this city OF Capt.
Wash. Kerr, OF the steamer Buckeye State,
will regret 10 see the announcement Of
his sudden death in our telegraphic
columns this morning.
DR.. David Palmer, Mrs. George Palmer
and Mr.. Henry Meyer, OF Pittsburgh, are
ut the Mcclure House. DIR. Palmer is the
happy gentleman who comes to carry of
Miss Nellie Sweeney, daughter Of Mayor
Sweeney, to-day, The words which vest
him the right TO do so will be pronounced
by Rev. Swope. SDr. Mcclure will also as.
sist in the ceremony, which will be pri.
vate, and take place at the residence ofthe
brides parents, in North Wheeling, this
afternoon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-04-21

TIE SKATING RINK LAST NIGHr.-0ne OF
the largest and most refined audiences
that Wheeling can produce, gathered at
the skating rink, corner Fourteenth and
Market streets, last night, the occasion
being the formal opening Of the rink.
There were not less tEan 500 people pres
ent OF all ages, and very fair proportion
OF this crowd attempted the fascinating
sport. Kramer's band was present and
contributed very materially to the enjoy
ment OF the occasion. Skating began
about o'clock and was kept up unintcr-
ruptedly untilaboutl 10 o'clock. The large
audience, composed as 1t was Of our very
best people, was certainly gratifying to the
managers, and is indicative.of the success
that they will certainly have in this city
and which theyar entitled to. Roller skat-
ing is healthy exhilirating exercise land
there is an understandable fascination about
it. To those who are expert skaters on ice
very little practice is necessary to make
them just as expert on the rollers, and
when they do become an expert they have
an amusement always at hand and one
that is at the same time recreation and
benefit.
Mr.. O. Y. Patterson, the mansger, gave
an exhibition OF skating during the even
ing, which was marvel OF skill and pro-
fciency. The Rink is now open to our
citizens and their families, and the hours
are so arranged that ladies can take les
SONS privately. We predict for the amuse-
ment brilliant season in the city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-04-21

TIE PIRATES CoMISG.-Pinatores sue
cessor, the musical comedietta "The
Pirates of Penzance," by the authors Of
the former play, is TO be presented to 9
Wheeling audience for the first time on
April q. twill be played at the Opera
House on Tuesday and Wednesday nights
next, by D'0yly Carte's Opera Company.
This play is already famous, and by many
is thoughtto be the superior Of Plnafore in
sprightiy fun, and other pleasant features
Says the critic OF the New York World Of
this troupe and the play: ''The subtle
wit OF the author OF "Pinafore," and the
trne musical humor OF that most popular Of
comic operas, have again been united sue
cessessiully 10 new work called ''The
Pirates OF Penzance," which was produced
last night under the immediate supervision
Of the author and composer, by Mr.. DOyly
Carte's Opera Company, at the Filth
Avenue Theatre. The text is excruciat,
ingly funny, the plot more elaborate and
interesting, and the satire more deity CON
cealed and more generally applicable tc
the every day experiences OF life than any
thing to be found in the works OF MIR. Gil
bert.
Compared with "Pinafore," it is inin
itely superiorin plot, language and humor
while, musically, there can be no com
parison, the airs and choruses OF last years
wonderful success being mere tritles, I'M
worthy OF critical attention, while tht
music Mr.. Sullivan has written for "The
Pirates OF Penzance" might have beer
written for grand opera. The humor o
the music lies, in fact, in its serious imita
ton OF grand opera, the most outrageous
perversions OF common sense in the tex
being treated with the utmost solemnity
This application OF serious music 10 thu
absurd situations OF the text beggars des
eruption, although 1t is so apparent tina
every point was instantaneously seen by
the audience. Peals OF laughter rang GU
every few moments during the perform
ance, and even when the laughter was no
general there was a continuous rattle o
Isolated cha! ha'sl" from the rising Of tht
curtain on the first until it fell on the sec
ond act"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-04-21

TnE MORAL AND MENTAL MOVEMENT
A meeting Of the Committee appointed to
draft Constitution and By-Laws for the
proposed Moral and Mental Improvement
aYoung Mems Association" held meet
ing last night at Judge Cochran's office,
which was we'll attended. It was ex.
pected that this meeting would result in
The completion OF the business in hand.
However, the Committee concluded that
Il would mot be desirable or advisable to
allow the publication Of the Constitution
agreed upon until 1t had been submitted
10 the incorporators Of the Association.
As soon as the labors Of the Committee
are finished, meeting Of the charter
members ofthe Association will be called,
to which the report will be presented,
Until that time the plan Of organization
will not BIO made known. It may be said,
however, that tho Committee has agreed
upon q gymnasium, coffee house and road:
ing room to begin with. This reaches oil
DEPARTMENTS Of culture contemplated by
the Constitution proposed-mental, moral,
physical and SOCIAL.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-04-21

CERTIFICATE OF lNcoRpoRATIoN.-Secre-
tary Of State Brady yesterday issued a
certificate OF incorporation TO the "Cor-
poration Storenior the purpose OF purchas.
ing and vending all kinds OF merchandise.
TIE principal office is to be at Wellsburg,
Brooke county, and the charter is to ex-
pire April Is, 1000. Fifty dollars have
been subscribed for the purposes Of incor-
poration, OF which five dollars have been
paid in, and the privilege Of increasing
said capital to the amount Of Sl0,0 900 was
asked. The capital is divided into shares
OF ten dollars each, OF which Anthony
Brady, Peter Blankinsop, IT., w. Fl. Gels.
thorpe, Z. A. Chamberlain and Jacob Mil
Ter, all OF Wellsburg, hold one share each.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-04-21
TnE eREENI COUNTY, Pa muRDE
PpII pnr,IopIars Of tlIe Anair.

Full Particulars Of the Amir.
From gentleman from the scene otthe
Greene county, Pa, tragedy, a partial de.
scription Of which we gave yesterday
morning, we last night obtained the fol.
lowing additional particulars: james
staggers, Ohio Rom, Alex Phillips, Hiram
Rom, John Burroughs, James Mcdonald
and John Thompson, who live near
waynesburg, left home last Saturday for
the purpose OF seining fish in the Big
Wheeling creek, near JaCktown. Arriv-
ing in the neighborhood Of old man
Ashbrook's residence their wagon up,
set and the wholeparty-was thoroughly
drenched. They were supplied
with matches for the purpose oil
going into camp and lighting a fire:
Their next move was TO go to the place OF
Nick GiIway aud from him purchase as
much bad whisky as they could with their
limited supply OF money. Returning to
camp they became very noisy, and about
l2 o'clock old man Ashbrook, who had
been mendinH some shoes for his children,
was attracted to the camp by the noise
made by the young men, and in cropping
his way toward the light Of the campfire
made great deal OF noise in the bushes,
and as he came nearer this noise was
heard by the beluddled young men, one Of
whom, James Staggers, drew a revolver
and fred In the direction 1t came, the ball
striking Mr.. Ashbrook, who screamed,
"My God, l am killed" The boys hur'
RED to the spot, only to find the old man
lin dying condition. They conveyed
him to his home, where his wife, who had
been confined only two days before, went
into Mysteries, and her life isdespaired OF
The young men who composed the party
were all apprehended, and with two ex
captions gave bail for court, these two
going to jail in default. There cannot bt
any case OF murder made out agains
them, but terrible lesson can be Learned
from this case, as 1t is only the history o
one OF hundreds Of similar parties OF fish
ermen who go into camp, get drunk anc
fire revolvers and guns indiscriminatel!
around their camps. :,
staggers, who did the shooting, is onl!
II years oil age.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-04-21
MEDICAL.
BLOOD AND SKIN RENE.
DIES.


MesSn. WEEKS PorrER. Genlhmea,-I have
sue ed over thirteen years with skin disease 10 my
hands and limbs, causing c0pBtant irritation, depfif.
ing me Of rest and attention 70 business. sought
many remedies here and elsewhere also Use Of sui
phur baths, without permanent cure. Last May q
phyIiciRn called my disease Eczema Rodent; Spots
appeared on my hands, head and face, eyes beclms
much inAGmed aud graduated, cauaIng at length I'm.
paired sight. Internal and external remedies were
prescribed BY leading physician for six months,
was then introduced 10 another, and consultation
o. several leading phydcians was had, when DEM
ite plan was decided up a. but all 10 no pMpots. AZ
ter following advice for four months without any per
manent cure, bought two bottles Of CuTcuRA
REsOLYRNT, two boxes Of CuTICuRA, and some soAP,
and can testify with great pleasure 70 the effect they
have mad In my case, In eight days being nearly
cured. The ply seians pronounced my case the most
aggravated one that has ever como under their Cx-
perience and practice. recommend and highly In
dorSe the CuTIcuRA RHnEDIHS. Youra truly,
FIJI. DRAKE.
DkTROIT, MICH, Jan, "a, 1872
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-04-21
Attempt TO Rob Washington County
Farm House,

Attempt 10 Rob Washington County
Farm House,
Washington Reporter.
Mr.. James S. McNary resides on farm
in North Strabane township, about five
miles north Of Washington. He has 6
sister who is In i'll health, a niece, hired
girl and nephew, James McNary, about
seventeen years OF age, living with him
The uncle and nephew sleep in the same
room up stairs. but in different beds
About twelve o'clock on Monday night
the 10th inst, the boy walked up and saw
man standing at the foot OF his uncle's
bed. He at once raised his head and sale
to the intruder, "What do you want?i
and called to the uncle that there was q
man in the house. Mr.. MoNary at once
sprang out OF he'd, and followed the man
az be passed out into the entry. where the
robher had placed light, which was soon
extinguished, and followed the robber
down stairs and chased him out OF the
main building into the wash-house.
When Mr.. McNary entered this build.
ing at one door the robber passed out
through. another and was followed around
then called to the nephew, "here he isl
the latter said he would get his revolver
and by this time the nephew had come
near. At the distance OF about ten feet
the robber turned aud threw stone,
which struck Mr.. McNary on the right
eye, Cutting to tho bone. This stag
gered Mr.. McNary for a moment,
and the robber then threw two other
missiles at him, without. effect. At this
moment the nephew fired shot at the
scoundrel; Immediately after while the
fellow was getting over the fence two
more shots were fired at him, and the boy
then followed him up the road some dis
lance in westerly direction, firing three
additional shots. When he fred his last
shot the robber turned and said, damn
you, that's your last shot," or something
to that effect.
The boy wanted TO follow the thief,
but the uncle fearing there were others
connected with him deemed it prudent to
return to the house.
The robber had entered the building
through the wash house, and proceeded
up staira, searching Mr.. McNary's over
coat, which he found in the hall on the
way up stairs. Nothing Is missing. It is
supposed that as Mr.. McNary had been
collecting money as trustee, the robber
had obtained some knowledge OF the fact.
AS 1t turned out, Mr.. McNary had not any
money about the house, having paid out
all the day before.
He was probably after Mr.. McNary's
pantaloons, which he doubtless supposed
contained treasures. He had leather
mask over portion Of his face. He was
ashort heavy set man. A person, answer
ing the same description, visited the house
on tho day before and asked for drink Of
water.
He had obtained a drink at Mr.. patter-
son'sG few minutes before, as was subse.
quently ascertained. The man on Sunday
wore hat; the robber wore cap, and a
close fitting short coat.
Mr.. McNary will pay fifty dollars for
the arrest and conviction Of the scoundrel.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-04-21
The Park aud the soldiers Monument

Tho Park and the soldiers Monument
Editon IntOlllEsneer.
Since the question Of the location OF a
Park has been discussed, we are surprised
that the "City Commons" or "Pawpaw
Hll," has been entirely overlooked, OF
not thought OF. A park is place OF re-
treat, for fresh air and pleasant surround
ings; 1t is also place usually selected ior
the erection Of public monuments. For
tho Soldiers Monument the highest
point OF the hill is the most available and
suitable position; and, the hill hRv.
ing graded approaches from the north and
south, terraced sides, and properly planted
with shade trees and shrubbeFy, would
make q background to our city more beau.
tiiul and attractive than the present bald,
bare, gulleyed waste. Examine the mat.
tor, and the more you know OF It the more
Il will commend itself as the only proper
place for Park and Monument, Let's
have III Whatsayy ou2 The Monument
can be- seen from the foot DIST Olairsville
hill on the west Elm Grove on the east,
Ballaire on the south aud Burlington on
II The tor OF Wheeling Hill used to be
one Of the most delightful natural parka
ever visited. It was then covered with
forest trees-in fact regular "sugar
camp" The great Wing meeting and
barbecue OF 1910 was held there. The
ramp labor Of the uity would terrace and
nIantthe hill in trees with little or no ey.
penRe 10 the city. II Is q point from
which the finest landscapes and yieWsot
Inc country can be seen. Give Il the coil.
II deserves. OLD ClTizEEss,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-04-21

AANSE NeHE
Tho marks last evening indicated 6
feet Q inches and stationary.
Business dull.
The Andes got away last evening To-
Cincinnati with good trip out.
The Salt Valley aud Stockdale passed
down Yesterday behind time.
The Emma Graham passed up yester'
day from CinOtnnatito Pittsburgh.
The nAcotah did not get away yester.
day, as reports from above as to rise
were not favorable. She reshipped con-
siderable ore on the Bachelor, however.
Thelocal packets arrived and departed
as usual yesterday, including the prompt
Bellaire packet, Pres Ellison.
On Monday night the Hornbrook and
Pres Ellison collieded at the foot oi
Twelfth street. This Ellison was cons
aiderably damaged, bit carpenters were
put to work Yesterday and the repairs viii
y =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-04-21
IT Real. Gold or silver Mining.

General Beauregard, whose adversaries
tried to use the panoply OF the U. $. Post
office Department as a shield for their CO.
vert malice, by an honest, clear exposi.
ton OF the mode OF drawing OF the far
famed Louisiana State Lottery, on the
second Tuesday Of every month, has won
decided triumph. The next monthly
drawing 1.-THE l20th will take place at New
Orleans, on May l1th, and 50 sent now to
NJ. A. Dauphin; New Orleans, La, or to
No. $40 Broadway, New York City, may
then realize $4,000. 1t beats gold or sill
yer mining.