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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-24
Circuit Court.

In Part Of the Circuit Court, before
Judge Boyd yesterday the case OF Ray VS.,
Horkheimcr, suit for damages for alleged
breach Of contract, was tried to jury, which
found for the defendant,
PART 2-,JVGl9e Neiria
The court on yesterday was engaged mainly
on chancery business The jurors in attend
Rnce were discharged until Tuesday next at
0 O'clock,
The day was occupied by the argument OF
the cause Of j. II. Robinson VS.. Day, admin.
istratOr Of W. G. Robinson, upon exceptions
to commissioners report, Arnctt and jacob
for pla Mill and Peck for defendants. Cause
submitted.
The court hclda session In the evening fol
the hearing Of the case Of q. b. Caldwell and
Others VS., The Grape Sugar Refining Compa
ny. The answers Of Il. 7, Devres and ]. W.
Ford to rules for contempt, were filed by Mr.
Lamb, and the contempt proceedings do
ferrcd. Argument then Gnsued on the mo
ton Of tho grippe Sugar Company to dissolve
the injunction heretofore awarded, but wHs
not concluded, Hubbard and g, Il. Caldwell
appeared for plaintiffs, and Jacob and Roger,
for defendants,
Adjourned until this morning ut o'clock
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PERsONALGOsSIP.
Items OF Interesting Intelligence Of III
dIVlduRIS,


State Superintendent Of Schools Butcher
Is out at FGirmOnt on business OF an official
character.
Mrs, Mary BENDER of the South Side has
gone to Pittsburgh where she Is the guest Of
her sOn Abner
Col. Alex Campbell, lr. one OF Brooke
cOunty'S most popular young gentlemen, ar.
rived In the city late last evening fora short
stay,
Mrs. Lieut.. sylvis accompanied by her
sister, Miss Kate Rankin, OF Dellnire, has
gone to Columbus to vista sister. She will
bU gone about two weeks.
Squire II. W. Philips funeral, from his
late residence IN North Wheeling, took place
yesterday afternoon, and was largely attend
cd by the prominent men Of the city.
Deputy U. s. Marshal lIaggerty, OF Fair
mont, Is ngaln In the city, Marshal lIaggcrty
is acquiring an cnviable reputation Ns an et
Rciert officer. One of his latest achievements
Is related elsewhere.
Ed Ttngle returned lust evening from the
GAINESVILLE Fair, where iO rode IN Il bycicll
racc and came In second, after close md
exciting race with the winner, u large and
powerful gentleman Of GAINESVILLE.
W. j.. rinGlc aud two children, Mrs. VIM
Owens, IT., and two children, all Of Cincln
natl, Il. r. Barber and daughter. Allegheny
G.. W. Brown, Fairview, and Miss lizzie
Owens, OF Cincinnati, were registered at the
Stamm House yesterday.
WI Ong, Of Vance, lhlghes 4 Co., bOot
and shoe dealers, Wheeling, Is IN the city
liz has been spending four weeks at bis old
I,n,un l., gmifhnulI tnWusIin nursing lli
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Found n me Sew So AitFF tho pail5

Found m the SaHs Net AftsF tho Daily
Haul.
cI1RK Hook yesterday admitted to faeofa
two deeds OF trust.
Ed. CLAToE, IT Is said, Is threatened with
the typhoid fever. II Is 70 be hoped ne viii
come out all right.
THE interior of the postoflce was taStefully
draped in mourning yesterday in honor OF
the dead President
A LARGE amount Of corn has been pur-
chased By the Fire Department, and Is being
distributed to the different stables
On. CAMPBELL says that John o'Brien, the
man that was so badly hurt on the Hempheld
last Saturday, canuOt possibly live.
Tnr Hess Opera Company will play oil
vette' Wednesday evening and la Mas
cote" Thursday afternoon and evening.
CANDIDATES are already out for the position
Of Market MasterO Of the Fifth Ward, and the
city has not as yet purchased the property.
Tx LaBelle Glass Company has started q
25c subscription fund for Mrs, Garfield. They
suy every man, woman and child over there
contributes,
THERE was u runaway on the Island yester'
day afternoon which completely wrecked the
WuBuHi luIBc ONs HilSt MlNA NluS' N"' 'S'''
The barrels we're rolled around pronlscu'
ously,
AuCTloNgER HALLER has sold to DR.. John
q. Hupp and wife the lot lately belonging "a
PlatOR Noble, on Sixteenth street. east Of
Jacob The lot is sixteen feet in width, and
the price puid was $500.
THg afternoon on the upper course, boat
race will take place between McSsrs. Golden
and Haberfeld, two Top mill boys, The race
Is to be in working boats for 500 side
There will he largca turnout
Is view of the funeral ObsequiGs OF Presi'
dent Garfield on Monday next the Mountain
Lake Park Association will not meet ai
Oakland as stated in Thursdays lNTELIlGEN
rER, but will meet on Tuesday next
'SovIRE ScIIuLr2E had before him yesterday
n case Tint promised much but 1t was all
uuashed by compromise being effected
! Gus Specht swOrC out warrant against Dave
Stein charging him with being criminally
intimate with Jennie PcirpOint,
THg month of September, up to the day O
the Presidents DEATH was the biggest montl
for business ever known at the Unite[
States Collectors office in this city. Thu
effect of the Presidents death is plainly
noticeable In the sudden and great decrease
Of business there,
Tng Senior class at the Wheeling Female
College organized yesterday by the election
Of Miss Lulu Luughlin President, Miss Eli
CramCr Vice President, Miss Lide llughe!
Secretary, and Miss Ella PAUL. Treasurer
The class Is the largest one there has beef
during the present administration.
MICHAEL O'SmAUGHNEssy, one Of the hes
PAYERS on the street force, yesterday com
G-pIalned to Squire schultze that Street Com
missioner Stevens had tOrcibly thrown hin
down and chokcd him because he had talked
backn about certain order, The justice
issued q warrant, but it was not long betor
Mikes wife hurried in, and paying the costs
had the paper withdrawn, fearing that hi
position would be made vacant.
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Accident on tI,c n. wv. 4 Nv.

Shortly alters o'clock yesterday morning
an old man, 81 years of AgC, named COnley
was run over at the Wheeling Junction oppO'
site steubenville, lie lives near the June.
ton and for several months past has been in
the habit of Ioafing around the depot and
jumping on trains. lie has been scolded
and threatened, but all to no avail. Charles
Qunby the engineer, was backing the Ell.
gnC No, 80 upt to the cars, and was within
five feet Of The cars when ConlCy suddenly
started across the track and was knocked
down by the tender and his left leg cut of.
lie blcd cOpiously, and at o'clock last
evening was very low and not expected to
live. No blame Is attached TO tho rOad.
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A TmpoTtaht AFfeat.

Deputy d, 5. Marshal J. ". Haggcrty re-
turned to Wheeling yesterday after a briCi
absence having with him prisoner who has
shown considerable skill a. a dodgcr and
Whoha The reputation Of being. a bad man.
Considerable credit "a due Mt. Haggerty lOf
ihe arrest. The man is John W. Davis, who
wasindlcted In the U. s. Court In this city
III t611,Si Tot Illicit dealing In whisky IN Ma.
ticgy echnty lie, however, evaded arrest !
until last May, when HAggctty captured him
and brought him before The Uss, Commits
sionef here. He gave $500 bond for his Ap
ptdianre ~ The recent term Of the court but
bumped his bail. A capiAs was Issued. with
he .bteiai Instruction 10 spato no. effort to
lttnfc him. on Thursday last Mafshal liag;
b1idriiife county, about twenty miles from
wei Union. and brought him here yestefday
ard PLACED him % the county jeil. for safe
Ecnping A-ff
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GEN. q. w.moGE.
Death OF Prominent belmont County
Man.

NUM-
Yesterday morning ut o'clock Gen. Geo.
W. lIogc, n prominent ST. Clairsville lawyer,
died suddenly Of congestion Of the brain.
lie WIS in his uSual health Thursday even
ing, but In the night complained Of pain in
his head, aud grew rapidly worse until death
Cnsurd.
General lIOge but recently returned 10 St
Clnirsyillc from Jellarc, where he was one
Of tho most prominent citizens for many
years lie was born near llnrrE Mills IN
iSJg, and always lived In Belmont county,
for Il time teaching school, and niterwartl
reading law with the elder Judge C0wen, Of
St. ClairSvile, Whose daughter, Mary T.
COwen, he married In 1857, two years
after his admission To the bar.
In 1901 he was elected Prosecuting AttOr-
ney. III 1862 he became Chief Clerk In the
office of the Secretary Of State, who was his
brotler.in.law, General b. II. CowCn. In the
sane year he enlisted In the army and was
madc Lieutenant Of Company b. l20th o. v.
|. lie rose by degrees 10 the position Of
Colonel Of the lS9d q. V. l., and wRAbrcvetGd
iIrigailcr.General In 1866, but was never
commissioned, though he commanded a
brigade for some time In North Carolina.
lie was Judge Advocate for u time. In his
army career he was i've times touched
6y the enemies balls, and thrice wounded
seriously. lie was appointed Register IN
bankruptcy In 1857, and In the same y0ar
started private bank IN partnership with
Gen. C0wCh, a. lIellairc. lie lad previously
been teller Of the First National Bank at 81.
ClairNillC. lie was instrumental IN build.
Ing Tie liellnire Street RAILROAD, and was for
Tong time President Of the Belmont Glass
Works, aud hold other positions Of trust and
honor at various times.
lie leaves wife and three voting daugh.
tiers to MOURN biz sudden death, He was n
cousin Of DR.. liOgC, and W, " and Frank
llogc Of this city, and had other relatives and
niapy friends IN Wheeling,
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The BAnitera.

as mark Of respect to the memory of the
late President, James A. Garfield, and to Ell
able those Of us who desire to do so TO attend
his funeral, the undersigned bankers of this
city hereby agree 10 close their respective
places Of business the entire day Of Monday
September 20, 1887
The Exchange Bank Of Wheeling, by John ]
Jones, Cashier.
Bank Of Wheeling, by q. tAtnb, Cashier
Commercial Bank by 8. r. Hlldteth, Casl'f
German Bank, by l.. j. Bayha, Cashier
The City Bank, by Il. Cfangle. President
Peoples Bank, BY George W. Ekhatt, Jr
National Bank Of West Virginia, by John
WaRfer, Cashier,
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R1GIIsH LUEHERAN CHURcH.


A solemn Meeting Lasi Night = Tho
Resignation Of Rev. s, =. RaFnlta.
The English Lpfherans were called toeeth,
er in congregational meeting last night and
after devotional and preparatory services
the election Of an elder and trustees, the
resignation Of the pastor, who has served the
church for nearly twenty years, was pre-,
sented in the following words;
WHEELSo, September ., 1881.
To The Church Council aud the Congregation Of
the Fiat EagEish Evangelical Church Of W1rsI.
ing, ". "a;
My DEAR BRITHRES;-Without any Inowl-
edge or solicitation on my part, having been
elected Western Secretary OF Home Missions,
BY the Board OF Home Missions Of the Gen.
eFal Synod, Evangelical Lutheran Church,
and feeling II call to n most important
work Of the church, hereby tender my res
ignation Us your pastor, to take effect October
/, 1851, In rendering my resignation | rs.
sure You Of the highest personal esteem and
the deepest interest for every member OF the
congregation, as well as an abiding interest
in the work and welfare OF the church, which
for over nineteen years has been part OF
my very life. leave you not for any larger
salary or higher honor, but only because 1t
seems us clear and plain call Of the church
and the Master, us that which brought me to
your midst in June, 1862,
With the prayer that you may act wisely,
and be guided Alright in answer 10 prayer, in
the selection of u pastor, am
| Yours, very truly, SAM'L, b. BARNIrZ
No vote accepting the resignation could be
secured beyond five or six, these explaining
that they felt they must accept the inevitable,
the largc number of members present de-
claging that they could not vote to accept.
There was much feeling and emotion, and
finally a committee was appointed to which
the paper was submitted We are assured,
however, that the resignation is final,
II western trip with an idea of finding some
place to establish his headquarters.
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unusually IntereliiRg ohteryanees a
tho wheeling synagogue.

AAAk~AAAAAANtH NANNHHN NtNAA~ - -
ths Wheeling synagosne.
The New Years Day OF the Jews, or sRosh
Hoshauph, began yesterday evening at sun,
down and continues until shutdown to-day
1t IS day sacred to religious service and re-
jolcing, precisely as New Years Day, the first
of January,is to those Of Christian fifth, but
Is much better kept among the Israelltes, for
business ceases and attention is given only to
the duties Of the day, This year ut the synl-
gogue In this city the services are more elab-
crate than usual, partly owing to the pros
perity OF the congregation, as large acCeSsionS
10 the membership have been made, and
partly to the interchangeable efforts Of the Rabbi,
NJ, SesSler; also 10 the musical prepar-
atoms OF the choir This year the choir
has in II some Of the hest talent In the city,
being composed Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. II.
Sheib, Misses Belle EmshGimer and Hannah
Heyman Mr.. A. W. DOnel and David Kur-
ner. A magnificent new Mason and IIamin
organ, the finest ever brought to the city,
lends its aid under the skillful playing of
Mr.. Shcib the 0rganist, who has specially ar
ragged and written much OF the music used
in this and coming services Of the holidays
Many beautiful musical gems are used in the
service OF the Jewish church, and those of
last night form an excellent programme, be-
ing u quartcc, Incline Thine Ear by Him
mel; two solos sung by Mrs ShGih, one by
Willard, "Fount Of Blessing and the grand
aria from COstas ELI, II VIII Extol Thee, y
together with Duet by AIOsenthal, II Will
Magnify" sung by Mrs Sheib and Mr.,
DOnel.
This morning splendid programme Of
music will be performed, which our music
lovers might do well to hear, and to this Us
well us the interesting confirmation services
the public Is cordially invited, ut half-past
nine o'clock this morning Rabbi Sessler
delivered u very impressive sermon last night,
calling especial attention OF parents to the
religious education OF their children, and
asking for renewed zeal to begin with the
new year. Quite number OF our citizens
not members of the Jewish faith were in
attendance last night, and were exceedingly
interested in the services, IN some respects
different, yet in Others similar to that OF the
Episcopal Church, Persons wishing to attend
this, or the interesting services of the "Day OF
the AtOncmcnt" ten days hence, will be
cordially welcomed by the Rabbi and his
congregation,
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GOVERNOR JACKSON
To Attend GarncId'R Funeral ns Gn In.
VltIlI Guest.


VIICd Guest.
Governor Jackson returned to the city yes
tcrtlay from parkersburg lie will not issue
any proclamation in regard to the observance
Of next Monday, but will lot the people act
upon tho proclamation already issued by
President Arthur.
Governor Jackson OH Thursday received
the following telegraphic invitation from
Secretary Blaine:
WASHINGTON, y, O., Sept. %, 1881
10 Ills Ecrlleacy thC GOWhor Of West Virginia,
q! IVhe@ng:
You are respectfully requested to be pres
ent at the funeral CeremOnier Of tho late
President James A. Garfield, at Cleveland,
Ohio, OH Monday, September %, at = O'Clock
Pm, JAMES q. BLAINE.
NJ this the same day the Governor respond,
cd as fOllowS
PARKERsBuRa, W. Va, Sept, ", 1881.
Hon. James G. Blaine, Secretary If STATE, Wash.
ing'On, D, O.
Your message received. Your invitation
10 attend the funeral ceremonies Of the late
President on Monday next ut Cleveland Il
accepted. J. H. JACKSON,
GOrcrnOr.
Governor jackson will probably go up on
the special train with the rest Of the Wheel.
Ing people,
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About midnight Thursday night Mr.. RALPH
Ankle was returning home from the lower
part of the city. When near the Belmont
Mil he was suddenly approached by tive
men, who Knocked him down and beat him
about the head In fearful manner. They alsC
took his watch, n valuable gold one, and
about s. In rash, all the money he had
About I o'clock Mr.. Ankle was found by Mr.
Nick Rclster, who took charge Of him.
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THE usual merchants lunch at the New
HeLure House Sample Rooms daily.

CLOSING OUT.-lIatlng disposed Of
stock damaged during recent fire, We
shall now close out eutlrc stock of first
class mems and boys clothing during next
thirty days. Agrand chance 10 buy fine
goods cheap. OElIM & co.,
12s7 Market ST., Adj. Register Office.
DANIEL BOSS, Manager. Mws
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Owing to the loss of several true bills found
by the last Grand Jury, now one las been
found necessary and hos been summoned fol
nine o'clock next Tuesday morning. The
following named persons compose IL;
Washington District-W. A. Wilson, Geo
HOCcklcr.
MNdison-M. l.. OFT, T, II. Logan,
Clay-Alex. l.aughlin, Benz. Fisher
Union-G, q. Harmon, jas. McAdamS.
CentrC---A, Wilson, VIM. MylGs
WebSter-Mlcllael Haley, Vim. II. Wood
ward
llItchle-W. c. IIandlNn, Chas Otto.
Triadelphia-A. ]. Cecil, II. A. McCabc.
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wE1saERBEn.BoL1.
A Race Made ISAlHcen the two Oarsnien
mt Last

Some time ago Doll, the Port Perry oars
inan, challenged George wGisgetber tor a
three mile race. Negotiations have since
been kept up, and finally an agreement was
made last night for race 10 10 rowGd over
tho lower course here on Thursday, October
20 Tile meeting was at Pittsburgh, and the
following dispatch tells the result;
1'ifusBuNnH, September 90
Special Dispatch to the intellsonCsE
Articles were signed this afternoon for a
tl,ree.mile race between Doll and WeiYoF.
beF, for 81 900 a side, to 10 rowed at Wheel.
Ing, October Goth, Boil being allowed 500 for
expenses. A forfeit Of 500 side was put UP.
fhe articles Of agreement were signed by
Roll, and will he brought down here to-day
for WeiSgcrbcf's signature.
The Pittsburgh Le0ier Of last evening says
that IL Il stated that on Thursday evening
Charlie Miller wdgctcd bet Of two to one
that BDli would never lead In the race from
start to finish. This strong beginning and
evidences wonderful confidence. Hitherto
We have not heard the friends Of 81 her party
say anything, except that II would bo most
excellent race. That II will be so will DO
readily believed.
GttSbrYis BtOop sAGhcaERv-the great
-. a Hla.ln ll.aF..fa 80 Ali
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MEMORIAL ExERCIsEs
or the Literary Societies of the Island
Schools.


Exercises OF II memorial character in honor
of the dead President, were held by the boys
and girls OF the Island Grammar schools yes
tCrday, the two literary societies participant
ing These exercises are peculiarly appro-
pirate, serving to testify to the sorrow OF the
rising generation, ms deep and sincere, no
doubt, as that OF their elders, and rs well to
impress tho memory Of tho present bGrcaye'
ment upon their youthful minds The fol-
lowing programme was observed;
Chorus by the Societies
ReadinEEItorSi from tuesday INTERCHANGEABLE
lCsSlu Murine,
Sketch Of tho Presidents Fanny Myers
"Why Should They Xiii My Hoy, MO!lG Murdoch,
Mr. A. v C2mpbelrs IcItcr'TYY..MSaS NJ, Bo Ni,
S Ss G "a nj Rds or Ty Isan ie9
Picture g be lscmembcrcd.....Y....MIa,y, Knott
Mr. CrlCHlftS Harry slhlllnah
'''''''''S VI ''''''"'''''' u ''''' Samuel Hickey
Memorial Vcrcs,..""...""..".,.".. House.
The following preamble and resolutions
were adopted:
WnEREAs, 1t has pleased the Supreme
Ruler to remove from our country It's noble
President, be 1t resolved
First-'rlat we, Us American boysRnd girls,
do appreciate the grcut loss our country has
sustained, and do most sincerely and deeply
mourn his death.
Sccond-That in the death Of President
Garfield we have lost u brave soldier, Il noble
statesman and Christian gentleman,
Third-That our earnest sympathy iseS-
tended to the bereaved family, aud we recog-
nize that though our loss as nation Is very
great, theirs must 10 even greater.
F0urth-,rllat copy Of these resolutions be
entered In the minute book Of each of our
societies.
The programme and resolutions bcspCak
an interest In passing events and current
reading which Is nlre as II Is cOmnGndablc
In those so young.
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2 Opera House-Acme Opera Company.
Secondhand 0rgans-Wlls0n 4 banner
Significant Facts-A[utural Life Insurance
Company
Boarding-with Rooms, for Two.
List Of Letters.
Wanted-Men to Break Stone.
Standard Hooks at Va Low Price-stanton Il
Davenport.
I Notlce-Board Of Commissioners.
Attention. Cigar Makers
( Sealed Proposals. Digging Trenches.
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