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the previous meetings. He was not OPP
posed 10 any Of the games mentioned e1-
cept the billiards, which he said twas q
step towards hell" The plans proposed
seemed to him only TO bea competition
with saloons.
Other gentlemen followed, and at late
hour the problem was solved by the adop.
ton OF the following resolutions and tho
appointment Of the following committee;
Rssolped, That an association be organ,
lied for the purpose Of promoting the
well being Of the young men OF our city,
Reiolped, That committee Of eleven be
appointed for the purpose OF carrying out
the object OF the above resolution.
The committee consists OF the following
gentlemen: E. L. Bill, Samuel LRughlin
VIM. Hasting, Hugh Sterling, John NJ
Brown, ]. ]. Jones, Il. K. List, G. L
Cranmer, VIM. B. Simpson, W. P. Wiley
and o. @. Dewey.
Adjourned to meet subject to the call o.
the committee.
The gentlemen Of the committee are re.
quested to meet ut the Office Of P. n. Ster
ling Thursday afternoon at 8 o'clock.
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Remember that DR.. Guysott's Yellow
Dock and Sarsaparilla has proven itself to
be the best blood purifier ever discovered,
and Is positive cure for Scrofuia and all
Syphilitic disorders, Weakness OF the
Kidneys, all Nervous disorders and De.
bility, all Urinary and Digestive troubles,
etc. Price Of large quart bottles with full
directions, 81 90. A single bottle will
prove TO you its merits as health.renewer,
Tor II acts like charm, relieving both
physical and mental distress, driving out
OF the human system the many ills that
flesh and blood Is heir to, and restoring the
natural vigor to both mind and body, ex.
hausted by disease and suffering. 1t makes
the old feellyoung and buoyant. It makes
the young feel gay.
West & Gilmore, Agents for Bridgeport.
Logan, List & Co., Laughlin Bros. & Co.,
Wholesale agents. paw
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Ready Tor Rnsinesu.

viii open this morning, at my new
place OF business, at No. IS Eleventh
street, formerly Union) between Main
and Market, the following:
Is dozen Towels, warranted all linen,
size 1882, at 81 80 o dozen.
100 dozen Huck Towels, at SOC dozen.
25 dozen Satin Damask Towels, at g 90
100 dozen Hose, in stripes and fancy,
pairs for 25c.
100 pieces good heavy Bingham at So,
ct John Emsheimer's, No. IS Eleventh
lold Union) street, between Main and
Market.
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Grand Excursion TO colorado, Kansas
and Nebraska, ON Tuesday, April 9Th,
1850, via Panhandle Route.
The managers OF the old reliable "Pan.
Handle Route" have inaugurated q grand
excursion to Denver and points In Col
orado, Kansas and Nebraska, for Tuesday
April 9th, 1880, at lowest possible rates,
Everybody who contemplates moving
West should avail themselves OF this op,
portunity. Makeyour arrangement to "a
at this time. Train will leave P. w. & K.
Depot, Wheeling, VIVA, at 6:53 A. NJ.
Through tickets will be sold and bag.
gage checked through to destination. For
full particulars, tickets, baggage, checks,
and Information, apply to ]. NJ. Belleyille,
Agent, P. W. & K. Depot, Wheeling
W. Va.
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Having removed from lll4 Main street
TO my new store, No. IS Eleventh street.
which has been especially fitted up for the
purposes OF my business, and filed with a
large and complete stock Of Dry Goods,
am now prepared TO meet you and can
guarantee you better bargains than ever
before, which ! am enabled to do in con-
sequence Of the great reduction OF the ex.
pense Of running my establishment. A
general invitation Is extended 10 all
Don't mistake the place, No. IS Eleventh
street (old Union), near Second Ward
Market. JOHN EMsHRIMER.
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TRASsgKR OF RIAL EsrArE.-Thefo follow.
Ing transfer OF real estate was admitted
to record in the Office Of the County Clerk
Deed made March 81, 1880, by Robert
n. Stewart and wife to John B. Crawford,
for the north half OF lot 1874 on the west
side Of Chapline street, for 81, 200.
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noARn coM,nssIoNEns.

Regular Monthly Meeting-AnnuaI Road
Contracts AWardod-TWO OF KelIy's
Statutes 20 he Given to Each Member
Report ofthe Board OF LIBERALIZATION and
Appeals.
The Board Of Commissioners met in
regular monthly session yesterday, Presi.
dent Carnahan in the chair. Present;
Atkinson, Armstrong, Boring, Frew, Nc
Colloch, Phillips, schultze and Terrell.
The minutes Of last meeting were read aud
approved.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Finance and Acoounh.-In the matter oil
the claim OF George R. Tingle, trustee, for
Elizabeth Thompson, as to double assess
mient on $50 acres OF land in Washington
and Triadelphia districts, TWAS ordered
that he be refunded for 1879, in Triadel'
phia district, valuation S34,320, State tax
sos "a, State school S34 80, local school
sos u, school building sos o., road ta1
sos "a, and county tax Sl54 A; total taz
refunded S46S 50, and assessor OF second
district to drop said property from hii
land book.
Lewis and Woodmansee were ordered
IN he refunded on assessment oil improve
ment on lots 100 and 10 Madison District
known as Grant House, destroyed by fr'
three years ago, for the years 1883
County tax two years., $40 %; State tax
$50 90; State school tax, Sl0 W. total TAI
refunded, SO 90:
district, in an arbitrary assessment or
S, $40 for 1879, were refunded, total o
$50 40.
Chas. A. Reed, from Centre district, wa
refunded, on an erroneous assessment OF
500 personal property for 1879, a total o
Inc following claims were further re
ierred: ]. G.. Smith, !. Blum & Bro.
Wheeling Bazaar Co., Mary and Q. /
Harry. V. Sauvageot and F. O. Myers
claims to refund tax, and said parties bt
summoned TO appear. ,.
The claims OF Thos. Norton and William
Neidert, as to double assessment wer
further referred.
The petition Of L. Orth in regard TO tn
pump at Fulton was referred to Enginee
Smith for report, and the plumber VIII
repaired 1t to ascertain costs.
The petition Of Lynch & Bro, for rebat
OF taxes for 1879, was referred.
The committee reported having examin
ed the statements and return OF bond
and coupons cashed by the Bank Q
Wheeling to March LIST, per cent bond
otP., w. & KY, showing the following
bonds paid and cancelled: 81, AZ, 10 AM
A OF ST 900 each and 45 coupons paid, ais
interest, &C., with balance due the banl
March list STA 45, all OF which were cor
rect, and the clerk ordered to place sam
to credit OF said 6 per cent bond account.
The following railroad assessments wer
made:
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The Rev. Joseph Cook, Of Boston, will
deliver his great lecture, "Does Death end
ALT" in the Opera House on next Friday
evening, April 9th. The sale Of tickets
commenced yesterday at Lucas music
store, and from present indications, those
who desire good seats, or. seats Of any
kind, will have to make application soon.
Wherever Mr.. Cook has lectured, immense
audiences have been present, and 1t is evil
dent from the eager application for tickets
on yesterday, that Wheeling will greet
him with crowded house. Let all who
wish to hear this distinguished American,
secure their seats at once.
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WARRINGTON, April e.-l A. Nor
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, partly
cloudy weather, variable winds, mostly
from northeast to northwest, nearly
stationary or lower temperature, generally
higher barometer.
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200 pieces New Dress Goods, in all the
newest eolors. John Emsheimer, No. Is
Eleventh street Told Union, near Market
House.
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Che aatelIigertfer.
once. Nos. rs and "a Fourteenth Street.
new Advertisement

More New Goods-John Roemer.
Looks at Our Our oarpets-Henry ROemer.
Boy Wanted.
For Sale-Wagon.
Wanted-Library Stock.
Wanted-Girls.
Cheap Homes for Sale.
Proposals for Cleaning Streets.
Proposals for Coal Scales.
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THAT CORNER IN THEATRIcALsl-An IN
TELLIoRNcRR reporter dropped in or
Manager Reister, OF the Opera House, yes
terday, to enquire about the arrangement
made by him with the great combination
circuit OF Messrs. Brooks, Hickey and
Dickson. Adispatch appearing in yester
days issue OF this paper stated that the
above mentioned theatrical managers had
formed combination circuit extending
from Troy, n. ", to New Orleans, and
that they had leased the theatres in about
thirty.five leading cities, including the
Opera House in this city. Manager Refs.
ter, in reply to question oil the reporters
stated that the Opera House had been
leased as stated In the dispatch, but that
lhe papers necessary to make the con
tract binding had not yet been signed.
"Well, you intend to sign them, don't
your"
"oh, yes. expect to receive the docu.
ments in few days, when they will be
signed"
f'What do you think OF the scheme2"
81 think It Is about the best thing that
can be done. The pool Is In the hands OF
eminently good men, who have had long
experience in their business"
"What advantage Whit be to your"
at will do away with the bother at
tending engaging stars. You see the
combination will have number OF stock
companies supporting only first class stars,
these will follow each other in the circuit,
allowing the local managers to play them
for one, two, three or as many more
nights as he thinks the business will JUS
tify him."
"Then the theater.goers Of the city may
anticipate nothing but tirst-class attrac-
tons next season? ?"
"That is what the pool will aim 10 pre-
sent, knowing that inferior stars will not
pay"
The parties in this colossal scheme are
well known managers and it is fair to
presume that the experiment will prove
successful. Wheeling is to be congratula.
ted that she is included in the circuit, and
that Manager Reister has consented to
enter the combination.
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ROBERT LUKE has fitted up an Under.
taking establishment at No. 1880 Market
street, and is now prepared to attend to
all orders in that line promptly.
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business Men go TO the New Nc.
Lure House sample Rooms for
Lunch.
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A Fine Lunch Is spread Daily at
the New Mcclure House sample
Rooms.
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Eminent DR.. n. II. watson, Annapolis,
Nd, writes: Colden's Liebig's Liquid Ex.
tract Of Beef is superior to cod liver oil OF
anything have ever used in wasted OF
impaired constitutions. paw
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Mr.. JOHN sUMNEKyILLE, formerly OF the
steamer Courier, left the boat yesterday
morning and will leave for the south to-day
toaccept situation on one ofthe southern
ateAmers,
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JACK GRAY was before Justice W. W.
Miller yesterday on two charges, one for
assault and battery, and also on q peace
warrant. On the former he was held in
$500 for county court, and on the latter in
500 for six months.
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New stock Of Ladies' and Gents Gold
and Silver Watches Just opened.
JACOB W. 6RuBB, the Ieweler.
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ALL goods warranted as represented at
Emsheimer's, Eleventh street lold Union),
between Main and Market,
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The Finest Lunch in the city Is at
the New Mcclure House sample
Rooms.
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AMusEMEsTs.-This evening Gus vii.
liams begins the first OF his two nights
engagement OF "0ur German Senator
The Philadelphia Day says OF this comedy:
M0ur German Senator" Mr.. Gus Will
liams' new play, Is broad, laughter.pro-
yoking three act farce that offers the
amusing comedian full scope for his es-
peclal view OF humor.
]. Adolphus Dinkel, Is a well drawn
character. He is retired German brew.
or, whose greatest ambition Is to lead q
quiet life, but is being propelled into pub
lie notice by determined, wife-a bluster.
ing, unending talker. Dinkel does not
wish TO be Senator, but Mrs. Dinkel as
pires TO Washington society and wins the
race, for the curtain, in the last act, falls
upon the happy climax Of Dinkel Sena.
tor. Tickets at Lucas.
We received the following special from
GAINESVILLE, at midnight last night, in re-
gard to the above:
ZASrsvIIIE, o., April s..
Editor IntsiliGsnesr.
Opera House crowded. Our German
Senator an immense success here.
F. A. CoMsTocK.
Anna UlcktnS0n. night Miss
Anna E. Dickinson will appear ct the
Opera House. An exchange says Of her:
sit may be truly said that Anna Dickin.
sons life for the past ten years has been
an eyentful one. She has worked her
way from an obscure Quaker girl to the
first and best known woman in America.
The first money ever earned by her was
twenty-five cents for scrubbing pave
ment in the city OF Philadelphia. With
this hard earned piece Of silver (which 1t
was) she gained admission into theater
"a very poor girl witnessing the superb
acting OF one Of the best actors In the
Now she Is herself the peer OF
that artist, aud what Is OF infinitely greater
import, has won an honorable fame that
will live for all time" Tickets on sale at
Lucas this morning.
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Mako 4 Happy Home.

BEST supply of music in the city, al
Sheib's, Washington Hall.
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CoLONIsTs, ATTENTION,

DoS'r forget that the Fair at St. Alphon.
sus Hall begins this evening.
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FINE Steel Engrayings and Fine Frames,
new styles just received by
W. S. HurcHIss,
1891 Market street.
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TOE CREAM.

TOE CREAM
i RamembRI oder special Inducements TO perSonI
wishing Cream. lmAke speciality 10 making moth
log but the very hnest article noted for the Delicate
hlVof and Richness. Can furnish the very boSt Of
city and country relefonoa. Addfoal or call on
THO8. HEYMAN,
ian CoNHDcTIoHEl, 100 Main Street.
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EMsHEIaER's, IS Eleventh street.
EMsuEIaRR's, IS Eleventh street.
EMsHHIMER's, Is Eleventh street.
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TuR CoUETs.-CouNrY CouRr-Jud0
Boyd.-This Court met at o A. N. yester
day and disposed Of the following bust
ness:
Henry Dice VS.. John Rine. Certified
by j. 8. Marshall, J. P. Dismissed al
plaintiffs cost without prejudice.
O.. E. Taylor vs.. VIM. Taylor. In as.
sumpsit Continued generally.
]. D. Elson was admitted to practice in
this court.
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MAsoSs & HAMLls Organs on easy pay
ments at sheib's, Washington Hall.
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PERSONAL MESTIoS.-Col. Caleb Bog
CESS, Of CIarksburg, is at the New Mcclure
Capt. W. II. stoy, the "ancient fiddler,
Of Waynesburg, Pa, was in the city yes
terday. He is veritable wandering Jew
Samuel Bumgarner, Of Jefferson, Pa.
was in the city yesterday.
Col. George hess is laid up with incipi
ent typhoid fever.
Deputy B. j. Campbell is at olarks
burg.
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THERMOMETERS RRcoRD.-The following
shows the range OF the Thermometer, as
observed at schnepf's drug store, Opera
House corner yesterday:
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EirstEThat Thomas o. Brien, Treasurer,
be Instructed TO forward the above amounts
Of money to the place designated for It's
reception as soon as possible.
Second-That the wards notrepresented
in this meeting be requested and urged 10
do all they can and report the receipts Of
collections to the Treasurer, Col. o'Brien,
TO be forwarded by him to the proper
The wards not represented last night
were the Fourth, Fifth and Sixth.
Alter some other miscellaneous discus
sion, the meeting adjourned HR de
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WEATHER INDICATIONS,

7LGl2r.Sf.n7P.Ml7Ax :. sr:M7 Jpn
o IS 10 IS g "a 70 SO
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IRISH RRIIRF. Several OF the represent
atiyes Of the Irish Relief Committee met
last night at the City Building for the
purpose OF receiving the reports Of those
gentlemen who had been appointed to
solicit contributions in the various wards.
Enllnminr ara the rhnnrtA made:
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PIASos to rent at sheib's, Warrington
Hall,
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EvERyBoDr is talking about 81. JACOBS
On.
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LETTER CARRIERS REPoRr.-The follow.
ing is report Of the letter carriers for the
month Of March, 1880:
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to procure charter, electing board Of
directors and arranging all the details for
putting the project in view into imme-
diate and successful operation.
Mr.. w. p. Wiley then said It was in
expedient at the present tine to furnish q
detailed plan, as an organization would
spring out Of this which would furnish de-
tails and mature plans. It Is proposed to
procure an assembly room, indeed one
has been looked at, situated In the central
part Of the city, free to all young men
without restriction, except, Of course, good
conduct. This room to be under control
Of business men, no church organization,
nor christian, nor temperance society TO
control it, but it was to be held solely for
the intellectual and moral improvement
ofthe young men, and offer them choice
between saloons and theatre comiques.
Business men have an interest in their
own boys why should they not have In
the boys OF others less fortunate, and offer
something that will offer them better at
fractions than those that now surround
them,
Mr.. Wiley was followed BY Mr.. Bill,
who explained that the building would
contain several rooms. One room, the
library, will be at the service OF all who
choose to come there. Those taking out
books shall pay for their use. Another
room will be used as lecture room, musical
entertainment room, &c. Another room
for games oil all kinds, as billiards, chess,
chequers, &c, in order to allow those who
enjoy those games to crafty their love OF
them here, removed from the associations
OF bar.rooms, &c.
"A lengthy and tedious discussion fol-
followed these remarks. Rev. Moffatt
was opposed TO putting the proposed ar.
rangement out OF the pale Of Christian in
auence. at must be either Christ or anti
Christ.
VIM. Hastings, Esq, was called upon,
and said he was very much interested in
the movement, There Is large field and
there are difficulties surrounding II which
will have 10 he overcome. He was not
particularly hidebound as to the name It
should go by; all he cared for was the re-
suits; was In favor OF the games II they
could be carried on with advantage. We
must not be too ianatical In our obser.
vance OF church rules; 1t will drive the
young men away. Churches in them
selves are good institutions, but we want
something that will reach these young
men that churches will not, and thus pre- |
pare them for the higher moral sphere. It
has always been an excuse that these places |
are too solemn and sacred. We want to
get up something that will reach these
young men and keep them away from
these evil influences.
Judge: Cranmer said be had NOT been OF