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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-16

IspnrRRgSr CouScILMES.-onT Tuesday
evening several indignant members
Of the First Branch OF Council deliver
ed themselves OF very decided opinions as
to what should be done with those mem.
beers who do no attend the meetings Of
that body, Those who were absent from
the last meeting may have had sufficient
excuse for falling to put in an appearance,
hut those who were on hand certainly had
Just cause for complaint. They lost the
time OF the evening and will now be com.
PEELED to return Friday evening. It has
been the complaint for some time that
there Ia certain number who always Ut.
tend and who make sacrifices to do 80.
They think that their iaithiulness In at.
tending TO the interests Of the city should
be rewarded by at least corresponding
faithiulness on the part OF others. Ifthey
make personal sacrifices they see no reason
why other members cannot do the same.
The agreement was that II men elected to
Council cannot attend 10 the duties, they
should resign and have their places filled
with persons who can. 1tisvery provoking,
indeed, to some who are compelled 10 wait
some evenings for an hour or 30 while the
deputy serReants are securing the town
for the absent ones, and then alter wasting
the time TO be compelled to adjourn on &c.
count Of failure to obtain quorum. We
should not be surprised some evening to
hear OF the patient sufferers adopting he.
roic measures In regard TO obtaining
quorum. They would be justified.
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the CouNrRT sCMooLs.
Report of the Condition OF the Schools q
the County by Superintendent Maxwell

Report or the Condition OF the Schools Of
the County by Superintendent Maxwell.
We are indebted to Prof. ]. O. Maxwell,
County Superintendent OF Free Schools,
for the following report Of the condition
Of the county schools;
Whole number Of school houses in Ohio
county, outside oil the city, 81; number
built In 1879, 2. Number OF teachers EN-.
ployed, 1870, males, 10; females, 20; total,
80. Average salary per month, males
SSS 371; females, S3l 81; general average,
$50 ~; average number OF months taught,
"a; highest salary In the county, in Wash
ton Ind. District, (Fulton), $50; lowest for
No. teacher, Liberty district, $50; aver.
age value OF school houses, 5000; aggregate
value, S33,853; total value OF all school
property, S4l.160 Enumeration OF youths,
April lst, 1880, between @ and IS, 100;
between 10 and 81, 579; total, 2, 1913; whole
number attending school, 1923; or about
81 per cent; average daily attend
ance, $50, or nearly 81 per cent;
average age OF pupils, 1872 years;
male teachers, 10; female teachers 20;
whole amount levied for building fund
in county last year, S5,608 "a; whole
amount levied for Teachers fund, s6,733
So; total amount OF Teachers fund from
all sources, S9,94e 20; total receipts for all
purposes, Sl7, 0lS AZ; expenditures for all
purposes, Sl4,7SS go; average cost Of edu.
cation per pupil based on enumeration,
So so; based on enrolment, 50 20; great
est cost per pupil in Washington district,
(Fulton) based on enumeration, s. %;
based on enrolment, Sill IS; lowest
Richie Ind, District based on enumera.
ton, 81 IS; based on enrolment, So OIL.
Considerable dissatisfaction exists
throughout the county among all parties,
In regard to the present method OF up.
pointing teachers. All desire return to
the old system OF three trustees In each
sub district, who shall have power to
choose the teacher or teachers for their
sub. distriCt. The present method Is dis
agreeable to patrons, Board Of Education
aud Teachers.
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TnE PARkRRsBuRe REUNIoS.-A meet.
ing was held at the Court House last
night by old soldiers belonging TO the
society OF the Army OF West Virginia, for
the purpose OF completing arrangements
to attend the reunion OF the army at Park
ersburg next week. Col. G. B. Caldwell
presided, and VIM. Philips, Esq, acted as
secretary. The matter Of going TO Park
ersburg was thoroughly discussed, and q
large number signilied their intention Of
going, but 1t will require the sale OF at
least fifty tickets to assure the cbartering
OF the Diurnal for the trip. A committee,
consisting OF MessIs. Philips and McCol-
loch, was oppointedto sell tickets to the
business men. II Ia very desirable that a
large numbes Of soldiers attend the reun-
ion, as their votes can secure the next ses-
sion in this city, and in that event the citi-
zeDs and soldiers will make IN effort TO
have as large II not larger reunion than
was held at Steubenville in 1879. Such
thing would be Of great benefit to our
city, Its merchants, hotels and restaurant
keepers. The merchants will, therefore,
respond literally to the ticketsellers who
will call upon them to day or tomorrow,
aud thus encourage oil in their power the
project OF the old soldiers.
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US. DISTRICT CouRT-Judge Jackson.
Court met at IA. N. yesterday and tran.
acted the following business:
In the matter Of William O. Handlan,
bankrupt This cause was by counsel set
for hearing on Friday morning at 10
o'clock.
In the matter Of Charles A Reed, bank
rupt. This cause was set for hearing on
Friday next.
VIM. F. aud G. W. Hutchinson vs.
Steamer NJ. s. Thanhouser, in admiralty.
This cause was, by conceDt OF the parties,
set for hearing at the U. S. Court House
at Parkersburg, in said district, on the 9Th
day OF September, 1880, before the judge
OF this court,
Stephen Thompson and others u. John
S. Pringle, in assumpeit. The plaintiff
moved the Court 10 amend the writ issued
in this cause which was granted upon
payment Of costs accrued up TO this time.
and thereupon the plaintiffs join in the
demurrer heretofore fled in this cause,
and upon argument OF counsel said de-
murrer was overruled and plea in abate-
ment heretofore filed by defendant is re-
jected and defendant filed special plea
in bar at rules. Leave 10 now given plain
tiffs to reply and this cause is adjourned
until next term.
United States vs. Enos E. Snodgrass, in
dictuent for having in possession counter
felt coin. The jury in this cause. was oc.
cupied in hearing the evidence which
was concluded. The arguments Of coun-
sci will be heard to-day. George B.
Caldwell, Assistant Prosecuting Attorney
for the government and Messrs. Fontain
Saith and ". W. Arnett for the deien-
dant.
BIZ o. R. R. VS.. town OF Grafton and
Thomas H. Reed, Sergeant OF said town,
in chancery. Preliminary injunction
granted restraining defendant from any
procedure by way Of seizure or to collect
tax, &c.
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mixed csc. Corn steady: high mixed AXc;
~. 2 October 4sKe; November 44ci rejected

mixed CSC Corn steady: high mixed 44Ic;
NO. =, October 43Kc; November 40 rejected
4SN. Oats quiet; No. 2, 82zc.
GEw YoRK, September l6.-DRY Coos
Business Is quiet to-day owing 10 the Hebrew
holiday. Cotton goods are In fair demand,
and some makes OF fine brown sheetings are
selling at value. Prints are In Bteadyrequest
Stnghams are active and dIeoss goods are do
ing well. Mems woolens, sluggish hAnnels
and repeliens are In fair demand. Foreign
goods are In moderate request.
East LlnERrY, September I6.-rArrLE-Re-
ceipls 66S head. Market fair. Best, IS 00a
9 =; tair to good 81 6Oal IS; common So Goa
Hoes. Receipts 1908 head; Philadelphias
IS 40a6 65; Workers 81 e0a5 06.
at..s3 2Sa4 90.
BosToN, September l5.-Wool-yery quiet
and Transactions are limited TO theimmediate
wants OF manufacturers. Stocks are accumu-
lAting rapidly, but there Is very little pressure
to fierce sales, Double extra Ohio 43 1a44I<o:
Michigan and Wisconsin extra fieeces held
at 3sa4Oc :
New YoRK, September l6.-Metals, manu-.
lactured eopeer unchanged; Ingot Lake,
1875. Pig iron quiet; Scotch Of S2l Goa
Is 80. American at $40 0Oa2S 90; Russia
sheeting SIS 00al6 90. Nails, cut s. l6a3 rs;
clinch 81 65a5 30 I
NV oRLEANs, September l6.-Coffse scarce
and firm; Rio cargoes ordinary To prime la
lie. Sugar dull and nominal; open kettle
l0Kc; yellow clarified 109sc. Molasses dull
and nominal. Rice dull; Louisiana ordinary
to choice 41sa6c.
NEW ORLEANS, September l6.-Cotton quiet
and firm; middling II No; low middling ! iXc;
God ordinary 10Kc. Net receipts /, co bales
exports coaStwise 696 bales; sales 1900 bale &;
stock 34,St7 bales
oncrNNATI, September 16.-Hogs frmer
common 81 00a4 20; light A75a5 10; packing
"a S0a6 %; butchers S. 25a5 40 Receipts
1,l00 head shipments none.
PITTSBURGH, September 15.-PErRoLEUM-
Market firm; crude steady at 81 is at Par.
kers for shipment; refined steady at 10c, Phila.
delphia delivery.
NEW YoRk, September 16.-wooL-D Doll
domestic fleece sea4sci pulled 2Oal6c; un'
washed 16a35c.
LONDON, September l6.-PETRoExuM-Re.
fined s11aSszd.
LIvsarooI, September l5.-PrrnoLEuu.-
Refined Cd.
AsrvKnr. September 5.-PrrlotEUx-Re
| Hned OK
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TnR grand liar Of the campaign SO far il
the man who sends dispatches from this
CITY to the Wheeling Register. In that pa
mar this morning Il Is stated on his au.
thority that fully 5000 jubilant voters
were rejoicing on the Public Square over
the Democratic victory. The total vote Of
the city was 2,4l7 at the last election, l,0l2
Of which was Democratic and " Green
back, Now where they got their !, 900 vo-
ters from might be a question-if 1t was
NOT kuown TO be the product Of q lie. The
same dispatch says the sherrard Guards
offered to sell their uniforms when Maine
was heard from. This Is no more true
than he other statement, but we can say
In this connection that when o Democrat
asked member OF The Guards what he
would take for his uniform, he told him
sos. and there wasn't money and credit
enough In In the whole Democratic cam
naivn fund to make even one cash pay.
ment. and give security on long time for
the balance. -Systibenriils Herald.
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ELECTION OF oYFlcERs. The annual cleo,
ton OF officers OF the Children's Home
took place yesterday, with Mrs. J. @. Hupp
in the chair, and Mrs. A. w. Campbell,
secretary. After some preliminary bust.
ness Mrs. j. P. Harden was elected presi-
dent, and on the resignation Of Mrs. A. w.
Campbell as secretary, Mrs. Rev. Hite was
elected to fill the vacancy; Mrs. DR.. ]. O.
Hupp, Mrs j. L, Hobbs and Mrs. John
Wagner, vice presidents; Miss Amanda
List, assistant secretary; Mrs. j. j. Jones,
corresponding secretary. The ladies de-
cided to hold grand bazaar and supper
in Washington Hall during the latter part
OF November. The ladies should be com.
mended for their uutiring zeal in this in.
stituuon and hope the public will respond
readily In helping this proposed enter
prise.
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BODY REcoyERRD.-Yesterday the steam
or Nail City, of Armstrong; line, .towed
barge away from the foot Of Ninth street.
md in doing SO, dislOdged the body oil
Joseph Stenger, who was drowned last
sunday. The body iiOated down to q point
below The Suspension bridge, where It was
recovered by a son Of Henry seamon,
who landed it, and subsequently, delivered
il 10 the father Of the deceased. Young
Searnon nobly refused TO take the reward
offered as the family, are in poor circum-
stances. W. W. Miller, Esq, held an In
quest and verdict was rendered In &C.
cordance with the facts.
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ALLuDlSG to the various campaigns, the
Wheeling INTRLIioEScER thinks that the
great campaign now upon us will ex-
coed that Of 1872, when the go West
philosopher" was in the field and fray.
Time works wonders; but with some
things it can make no change, as the fol-
lowing from our esteemed fellow citizen
81. i. Behrens, Esq, will show: have
sold the Hamburg Drops since 1872. and
have never heard q complaint; l know
families who would not be without the
Drops for anything. Every dealer Gays
the same.
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nINoR mENTIoN.
The Dolnss or nay Boiled Down for
Hasty Readers. Ia

Hasty Readers.
The leaves are leaving.
JOE. CHAPsAw, an old employee Of the
Central Glass Works, Is dead.
ABOUT sixty persons left last evening
for Grafton to meet Bishop Kahn.
TIE funeral OF Miss Ella Moore was
largely attended yesterday afternoon.
SQUIRE J. NJ. BUboKR, has removed his
office to the room over Schnepts drug
store.
The Starlight Social will give their fourth
grand ball at McLure's Hall on Friday
evening, the 18th inst.
THE striker was put in the tower Of the
Capital yesterday and the remaining por.
ton Of the alarm will be put up as soon as
It arrives.
A son Of II. G. shallcroes run rusty
spike through the tleshy part Of one Of his
feet day or two ago and seriously injured
himself thereby, as the nail broke off and
a portion OF it yet remainsin 1t.
TINS is the last day OF the Wellsburg
Fair. There will be fine display Of
stock. Go up and see our Brooke county
neighbors. They always have good fair
This is also the day Of the fast racing.
DR. MuuLRMAN's horse being left un'
hitched In front OF his Office Wednesday
evening started off on his own hook. BE
turned 80 quickly the buggy was upset
and dragged 10 the postotlice corner, con
siderably to It's detriment. The horse KEPT
on through crowd of school children for
l, slf a sanara hnf M nna waa hnrt
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All will agree that there Is nothing so
uncomfortable as bad fitting boot or shoe.
To those who want comfort we would ask
careful examination OF a handsome line
Of mems, hand and machine sewed goods
Just received at our establishment. We
give an absolute guaranteeon every pair OF
these shoes to be equal TO any custom
work made in our city, and at much lower
figures. WILSON Bros.
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sTocKs.-The market opened firm, and In
some cases fraction higher, but soon became
weak aud prices declined \ to 2 per cent,
Manhattan, Elevated, Wabash and Pacific
leading in the downward moToment. During
the afternoon the market WAS somewhat ir.
regular, but in late dealings strong tone pre-
vailed and an advance Of 4 to 2 per cent was
recorded, Manhattan, Denver and Rio Grand,
Wabash, Pacific and Granger, and coal shares
bling most prominent in the Improvement
The foreign steamers brought 81, sos, 900 In
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To the Latlics,

We can say to the ladies OF Wheeling
that our fine shoes are all OF the latest
style, guaranteed to be equal to any Gus
tom work made in our city, aud at much
lower figures. We keep both hand and
machine sewed goods constantly on hand
and invite you to call and see the latest
Fall STYLES. Wilson BRos.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., September 49,
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, lower
barometer, warmer south winds, clear OF
partly cloudy weather.
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ahe Gatslligettfer.
oaices Nos. 70 ana a Fourteenth street.
New Advertisements.

Grand Republican Rally at LsBelle.
Young Mems Garfield and Arthur Club.
Sugar-C. Behrens.
l. o. OF Rhechabits.
/. Blum & Bro.-[Head Of local.
Trustees Sale.
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OPERA TO.NlsHL.-WiIl open new lint
'psFa MASSES JACOB W. GRUB,
Corner Twelfth and Market Streets.

ryEsxoxErER KEcoRD.-The following
Bhows tho range Of the Thermometer, as
lbaerved Al SGhnepf's drug store, Open
House corner yesterday:
1873. 1850.
V.DH.SF.S.7r.E7 IAN. u 81. y. Pm
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The UouRrs.ACousrY CouRr.-Judgt
Royd-Court met at the usual hour yester
day morning and adjourned TO 0 A. NJ, to.
day without transacting any business.
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MUTTON Broth SOUP for nsrchants
Lunch this morning at the New kcLure
House Sample Rooms.
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vloIlss at cost at sheib's.

Ho FOR ST. C1A1RsyILlR FAIR.-simpson,
Of the Red Front Livery, will run his four
horse bus on Thursday and Friday. leav-
ing Mcclure House at o'clock, and Bridge
corner at half past seven o'clock. Round
trip 81 90.
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CLUE NOTES ANp GOSSIP.

The Democracy Of this city last evening
tried to drum up a crowd to attend the
wellsburgh meeting, but only obtained a
few recruits. The Wheeling City band
made the music A friend who happen.
ed TO be In the town says that the demon.
stration was q grand fEzle. The process.
sion was slim and the attendance at the
Court House decidedly meagre. Ex.Goy.
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RErunLIcAN HEADQUARTERS.

There was an interesting time last
night at the Republican headquarters
in the Sixth ward, the occasion be-
ing the presentation Of large and
beautiful flag by number Of the
Republican ladies Of the ward TO the
club. On behalf OF the ladies Mr.. A. W..
Campbell presented the flag to the boys,
and accompanied II with some historical
and political remarks in regard TO the
symbolization OF the flag as an emblem Of
the power and sovereignty OF the Nation.
He referred 10 the fact that there were two
partiesin this country who held two con-
fiicting theories about the sovereignty
represented by the Stars and Stripes. The
Republicans held that 1t represented a
Nation with a big N behind It, while the
Democrats held that It symbolized only q
qualified sovereignty, and that the States
and States Gags were the realsevereigps in
case OF q dispute between the government
and q State. He referred also to the TACT
that while the Stars and Stripes were all
powerful TO protect an American citizen
In foreign land, yet in one section OF our
own country they were powerless to pre-.
vent notification Of the fundamental
rights Of American citizenship. He quoted
the recent words Of Gen. Grant, 10 the
effect that this conflict ought never TO end
until every man in every part OF the
American Union can cast free ballot and
have II counted as he cast 1t.
AT the conclusion OF his remarks he was
warmly cheered by the audience present.
On behalf Of the club, Mr.. Frederick
Goodfellow received the. flag, and ex.
pressed Its thanks to the patriotic ladies
who had exhibited so much zeal and on.
thusiasm In the good cause. He paid a
handsome tribute 10 woman's influence
for good in all the relations Of lie, politics
included. He held that wife and mother
might purposely exercise a good deal Of
heslthlul influence in politics. He re-
jected Indignantly the idea that because
she was woman, therefore she was to be
a know.nothing in public affairs, She
was mans equal partner, and she had q
right to be informed in all matters that
concerned society, and TO try aud bring up
The children OF the household with intel.
Iigent ideas about political parties and
their issues.
At the conclusion Of Mr.. Goodiellow's
remarks three rousing cheers were given
or the ladies, for the speakers and for
Garfield and Arthur.
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nENTIsTRY.-TO THOSE THAT De
sIRE % ave their natural teoth We would tay
hat e an now better prepared than eTe1 before 70
SnaSle them 10 do %, By the use Of an EtxcIho
AMI bandS1nef Gold FillInga with more eaSe 70 our
Patients, thRn have heretofore been mhde In tnn
citT or elsewhere, without the aid Of the kiectne
PllkEoF. What We nay We eau prove W @Csuh'
donionStratier, Call and 500 for yourselves.
JAMES NJ euR9ls0N q 50nt
aui Nc, iiS3 Market 81. Wheeling, W. Va.
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MusloAL INsrRUMEXrs at cost al shelb's
MUSICAL Goops at cost at sheib's.

onlEr TouAcco is all the rage. Try it
For sale everywhere.
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AcconDIoss at cost at sheib's.
Special 10 gentlemen.

CHIEF TOBACCO is the "boss." II you
try it you will use no other.
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MUNICIPAL CouRr-Jttlge Cranmer.
This Court will meet at 10 A. NJ, to-day,
pursuant to adjournment on Monday last.
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ISQulaE for Chief Tobacco and take no
other. You will likeit.
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DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS.
WE HAVE
B A r C A N S
Show to Everybody!

w.,sk Won to cali and see Us before buying.
orr stock Of SILKS, yELVETS AND
NOVELTIES was never 50 large. Our prices
We have BLANKETS ASD FLANNELs
obnsnar than YOU will find them elsewhere:
Ne cell DOMESTIC HOUSEKEEPING
"V We show o more GLoAKs AND sHAWLs
than ali other houses combined. .u
orr increasing trade encourages US TO sell
still cheaper than ever. r.. rrNr
Our store must be headquarters for FINE
DRESS GOoDSRt low prices,
We have large force OF willing saiestnen
to serve you politely. T.. ,..v,, IA.
,,or,nent This falI. We mean 10 sell goods.
Ne have them, and wish to distribute them,
II low prices are inducements. Come and tee
,,s
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TRADE REPORTS.
CONDITION OF THE VARIOUS MAR.
KErs YESTERDAY.
Money and stocks Firm-Wheat, Corn
aud Riour-Beef, Fork and Lard
Dry Goods and Groceries
Produce, Cotton, Wool,
whisky, &c, &c.


NEW YoRx, septemberl6.-MoSEY Market
easy at 2a3 per cent. Prime mercantile paper
IIa6K per cent Sterling exchange bankers
bills steady At ISL; demand 81 81.
CONVENIENT BoNns-Dull and weak. -Four
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