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nApNEss AT BRIDGEPORT.
sOme wheeling People and Some Other
People Give an Exhibition or TOtR

AOme wheeling People and Some Other
People Give an Exhibition OF Total
DepEaVIty.
A goOd'looking young woman, chock full
Of beer, got of Wheeling street-car at the
@, & P, depot, Thursday evening, and pro-
cesded to make Rome howl. She was accom-.
panied by three men, only one Of whom was
reckless enough to stick to her through thick
aad thin. This he did like a little man, F." as
they both aoundered, fell and got up time
and again, swearing and bowling in the most
SC entiho style, until Officers MCCOnnaughy
Snd Burdett kindly escorted both to the lock-
up. where they took rooms for the night.
Yesterday morning, Mayor Robinson inn
pOsad fine Of $50 and costs on the man and
$40 and costs on the woman. They gave their
names as Maggie Mitchell and Charlie Ross.
Maggie and Charlie are both In jail awaiting
Identification or friends to bail them out.
Charlie, In addressing his fair partner in their
mud dance, Thursday evening, called her
Liz Maggie alias Liz Is said TO bs mar.
ried woman from Gravel Hill,
VIM. Murray and q partner got full last
night Of fearful bad whisky and called at the
Cochran House to see female friend, which
aroused the green-eySd monster slumbering
in gentleman boarder, who proceeded to
eject the TWO callers. This brought on gen.
Pral 6ght, which resulted In putting an open
front III the Cochran House, the arrest and
fine Of Murray and partner and new glass for
the hotel.
james Harriet was arrested Tor being drunk
and disorder'y, and fined 81 and costs
Tall Cole got drunk and made an indecent
exposure OF bis person. He was yAnked in
and will have hearing this morning,
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Openlpg al Brues q Golfer.

The above firm gave their usual spring
opening yesterday and, as the display is so
arranged that they can wait on their Gus
toners as usual, they will continue the
opening to-day and evening. The present
display, as all their displays ale, Is very
fine and contains many beautiful aud In.
teresting novelties. New things In lace
floods, 6roGades and dress goods. Perhaps
the finest feature Of The opening was the
suit room, where the display Of ready.
made suits for ladies and children was
very fine indeed and 10 great variety,
Another very beautiful llne Of goods were
the easter goodS." These being pretty
and novel attracted great deal Of atten
ton. Despite the stormy weather large
numbers Visited the store and no doubt
the crowd will be large to-day. Those
that go, and everybody should, will be
well rewarded.
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DOR SALE.-I OFFER FOR SlIp
i tbs unimproVed hal Of lot No H. on N, sstl
aide Of Twentieth street, between Main ,bI wv
streets Centre wheeling. This ground / IN
adhPNd Iot dwellings Or other purposes, ludl M
MOFFET, 2lO5 Market street. nj" M,
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SUNDAY aRRVICn,
Directory Of Services 10 be Held In the
ChaFehes Tomorrow.


First Reformed Episcopal Church, Mo.
cart Hall: Rev. Henry Barnes, Recto; Sab
bath School 8 a, NJ; public services, 1880
A. N. and 7 P. N. morning theme, "Christ
our Passover" evening theme, "Immor.
tality Of Christ" Holy Communion at
morning service. Prayer'meeting and
Lecture Wednesday 1880 P. NJ; Singing
Circle, Friday, 1880 P. n. Seats free.
Rev. James II. SnoWdeD, Of Huron, o.,
who preached in the Presbyterian Church
OF Bridgeport, two weeks ago, will again
occupy the pulpit OF that church to-mor-
row at 103 A. N. and Z. N.
The fifth oil the course OF lectures by
RI, Rev. ]. ], Kahn, D, D., will be deliver
ed in the Cathedral tomorrow afternoon
at the usual hour e o'clock.) Subject;
"God the Creator"
Services in the First Presbyterian
Church on tomorrow; the pastor, Rev. D.
A. Cunningham, DID,, will preach at
1880 A. NJ, and at 1880 P. N.
W. B, Thomson will preach morning
and evening, as usual, at the Disciple
Church. Sunday School at 10 AN,
Mr.. W. A. Bags and other iavorite
speakers will address the Gospel Temper
Ance Meeting At Parker's Hall tomorrow
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
Services at the Fourth Street NJ. E.
Church Sunday. Preaching at l0i A. N,
by Rev, 7. B. Hughes, and I P. N. 6y Rev,
s. B. Barnitz, Sunday School at 9 Pm.
Rev. W, NJ. Grimes, D. D., Of Steuben.
vile, will preach ct the Presbyterian
Church, MSrtinsyille, on Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings Of next week, and
Rev. A, B. Marshall, OF New Lisbon, o.,
during the remainder OF the services con
nected with the communion, The ami
versAry Of the missionary societies oil the
Church will be held on Sunday evening
April 10Th. The annual services will b
preached by Rev, Marshall.
international Sabbath School lessor
tomorrow, Luke II, 5l'82. Subject: FOL
lowing Jesus" Golden text, verse so.
First English Evan. Lutheran Church
Sixteenth street, adjoining the postotfiCe
Rev, s, B. BarnitS, pastor. Preaching Q
lot a, N, and 7 p. N, Sunday School at
O'Clock. Illustrated lesson and address
Morning sermon by the pastor, Evening
sermon by Rev. Mr.. Dryden.
Rev, ], B. Mulford, oil New Jersey, will
preach at the Baptist Church tomorrow
morning at 1890 O'Clock, and in the even
ing at O'Clock. Sunday school al 2 p. NJ
Prayer and conference meeting Wsdnea
day evenings OF 1880.
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Justice Philips had quite an array Of
cases yesterday.
The first one was charge against thai
notorious colored Individual, JEFF Davis,
who was accused by Andrew Jackson with
assault and battery. 1t seems that JEFF
tried 10 arrest jackson for the alleged
theft Of watch, and Jackson Directing,
"JeG' tried to force him 10 '6quire's
office. Hence the charge. The trial will
come OF to-day al 0 A.M
Allie Freezs Ia charged before the same
Justice with carrying concealed weapons.
The complainant 10 the case could not be
learned. The case Is Get for this morn.
Ing.
Shaping boy named John Ripley. Bob
confessed judgment lRst evening and was
assessed IS and cost. The youth had
bothered Bob considerably by bis "hoot.
Ing" ..r.
Upon the complaint OF Mrs. ]. V. Col.
viz, Annie Walker was arrested yesterday
and brought before the Squire on charge
Of attempting 10 kill the family Of said
Colvig Annie was admitted 10 bail In the
sum Of $500 for her appearance at Ga. NJ.
to-day.
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PENIrGNTIARY POINrs.

Meeting OF the New Hoard of Directors
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF Old Attaches,
The new Boaro OF Directors OF the
Peaitentlsry met ia the Office at Mounds
vile yesterday for the purpose Of organi'
izAtion and attending to such other mat
ters az might properly come before them.
The new Board consists OF the following
named persons: ]. O. Anderson, Ohio
county; ]. X Smith, Taylor county; ThoB
q. Smith, Wood county; Joseph GallAher,
Marshal icounty and Edward sehon, OF
Mason county. OF these gentlemen all
were present except Mr.. sehon. An
organization was effected by the election
OF Col. Joseph GallAher, President OF the
Board, F. W, Brown was elected !Olerk
unanimously, Dr.. q. W. Bruce was re.
elected Physician and A. ]. Martin, Com.
missary.
The law in regard to the letting OF con
viCts To contractors, requires that thirty
days public notice be given but as large
number OF cigar makers will be out OF EN-.
ployment during the month Of June It
was considered advisable to make the no.
tice sixty days.
At the recent session OF the Legislature
81 500 were appropriated for the purpose
OF efeCting an insurance upon certain
buildings at the Penitentiary. The matter
Of arranging this bushes sCame up before
the board during the morning yesterday
and after much discussion was continued
until afternoon, at which time 1t was de.
termined to leave the adjustment Of the
matter In the hands Of the President and
Clerk, they to advertise for proposals
for said insurance.
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EoR RENT-DWELLING Ion,
y corner ViTginis Itrtst and Bia.i HlltSE>
I'Iatd' Apply 10 D. J, AGKEE, iI6sg Ns'ta
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CITY FINANCES,
Amounts Paid Out Last MOnIh- Notes
Due This Month.


In casual talk with the City Receiver
yesterday, We found that the following
amounts we're paid out for the expenses Of
the city last month; Fire Department,
S76s IS; police and lookup. $s45; garbage
contractors, City prison and B, A. CALI.
CAMS salary, $3.50 SO; salaries of city
officers, S945 SO; amount paid to
William Erskins for suits pending
and expenses OF the same $50 40.
This leaves about 5000 in the City
Treasury. The floating Indebtedness due
this month is as follows, the notes bearing
four months interest: April 7th, s., 800:
April 18th, 5000; April 18th, $1,000;
April 2Srd, 5000; April 9Th, $1,000 so.
The monthly bills to be presented to
Council next week will amount to about
s., 1000. This indebtedness comprises about
SCI, 900 in total. City Collector fancy
says that he can pay over about 5000
next Friday. His collections are made up
pretty close, and will now average about
81 900 per month. The only thing left fol
Council to do Is to economic and devote
the revenues to the current expenses OIL
the city, and renew the notes on the over
checks Rs they fall due.
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RIVER NEWS.
Movements of LsteambOHts-Levec Notes

Movements Of LsteamboRts-Levec Notes
and Gossip.
The marks Last evening indicated nine
feet and falling.
The st. Lawrence arrived yesterday and
will depart for Cincinnati at the usual
hour for departure to-day.
The Diurnal departed for patkersburE
yesterday.
The Courier will be to days packet for
Patkersburg leaving al 1890 A. N.
The Bachelor leaves Tor Pittsburgh al
I O'Clock this morning.
The O'Nesl, Telegram, Pres Ellison and
La Belle are making their trips a. usual.
The Andes 10 due from Cincinnati on
Monday.
A contract has been given out for a new
packet for the steubenvile and East Lly.
erpool trade by parties living at New
Cumberland. Her dimensions will be 1876
feet In length. eighteen feet beam and four
feet depth Of hold. She 10 to be completed
BY the first oil June, and will be hrstclass
10 every respect. Her hull will be built
at MurfaysvIlle, West Va, and her cabin
and machinery will be put on al Wheeling,
PirrssuRafi, April l.-Rivsr 1--WE feet
seven inches. Showing and cold,
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nIRECTORa, DAY.
Meeting OF the Directors Of the InHAne
Asylum and PenIIenIIAFy Yesterday.
YsataVdav uvaa tha dav fXAd for the an.

Keeling OF the Directors OF the Insane
Asylum and PeniIentiaFy Yesterday.
Yesterday was the day fixed for the an
nual meeting Of the Directors Of the above
named institutions. The meetings this
year were OF unusual importance, 90 the
annual and biennial elections were fixed
for yesterday. At the PenitentlAry but
little excitement attended the proceedings,
The meeting at Weston, however, and its
results are anticipated with much interest
not only in this city but throughout the
State, as there Ia Q powerful effort being
made TO GUST the Superintendent, DR..
Camden, and an effort nearly, II not
equally % powerful, ia being made to re.
tain him. The adherents Of both the
leading candidates, Drs, Camden and
Bland, are confident, and each one claims
his election as matter OF certainty,
DEAF, DUMB AND BLIND.
The new Board Of Regents Of the Insti.
tuition for the Deaf, Dumb and Blind at
Weston, met yesterday for the purpose Of
organization. The board as now cousti.
tutsd consists OF the following members:
Dr.. NJ, Campbell, Wood county; George
R, Tingle, Ohio county; Col. John A. F,
Martin, Col, John W, GFantham, JetIer.
SOD county; ]. L, Austin and Jno. Laubin,
7, ]. Moore, DR.. A. NJ. Dent and A. NJ,
Smith, the last three from Lewis county.
A large number Of officers and attaches are
to DO elected by this board.
For superintendent there are several
candidates, prominent among whom are
the following; Dr. T. B. Camden, the
present incumbent; DR., H. W. Brock,
Monongalia county; DR.. NJ, Campbell,
Wood county; DR., Bland, Lewis county,
Dr.. Kunst Is also q candidate In the event
Of the defeat or withdrawal OF Dr. Cam
den. The salary Of superintendent Is
1000 and "found"; in other words, this
officer and his family reside in the build.
ing and are provided for by the State,
An assistant physician Is also 10 be
elected at this meeting Of the Board, but
we have not heard Of any contest going on
for this Office, 10 which Is attached salary
OF 81 500 q year, Besides this there Ia Q
mAtron at 5000 per annum, an assistant
matron at $500, q clerk, q supervisor 10
LADY, and other inferior officers to elect,
No information had been received from
Weston OF q late hour last night, and 1t
might be inferred that the Board was max
ing haste slowly In the election.
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soME Of our readers may think It strange
that we try to interest them about white
goods when It is so stormy, yet this 10 not
going to last, and maybe when you read
this the sun will shise as bright and clear
as II ever shons. Now Is your time TO
buy desirable white dress goods. The pest
styles are always out early, and, rom
what we have observed during our East.
ern tour, at every large opening, grand
displays OF white dresses, Some were
made Of Louon d. Indie, Linon Orlando,
Dotted Swisses, Lace Mulls, Lace Piques,
Soft Muels Imperative, the front skirts
trimmed extensively with lAces, come
pure white, and some tinted, most every
style was made with train skirts. The
above materials you will fine by giving ns
call. We can also show you the hand
soonest lines OF lacss in the city, with the
lowest prices. Our sales on black and col
ored silks are still continued.
We direct the attention OF the readers
to our announcement on Monday.
/. BLUM & BRo.,
ll04, Main street.
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RrRAPB OF NEWS,
Here ana There by InIelli'
EenOeF Reporters.


genOsF Reporters.
"WHEr bhe spring time comes, gentle
Annie"
TuEREis now about 5000 in the city
treasury,
oxE marriage license was issued yester.
day by Recorder Hook.
Two deeds in fee and two trust deeds
we're admitted to record in the Recorders
Office yesterday,
JIMMY ATwRL1, formerly hostler ct the
Eighth Ward hose house, Ia now feeding
nails at the BenWood Mill.
A VERY pleasant masquerade was given
at the residence Of H. W. Phillips, Esq,
in North Wheeling, last night.
THERE will be no Sunday School to.mor.
row in the First Presbyterian Church on
account OF necessary repairs to the build
ing.
JuERsRSs, the East Wheeling baker,
who attempted suicide last Thursday was
much batter yesterday, and will likely re-
cover.
1 ITHE store Of Capt. ]. NJ. Ray, corner Of
Thirty.trst and 0hapline streets, was at.
tackled by four burglars last night, but the
bravery OF the clerk, young Burt, fright
ened them away.
Tue Wheeling Sunday School Union
meets next Tuesday evening in the
English Lutheran Church. The annual
election OF officers Is to take place, hence 1t
Ia desirable to have all our city Sunday
school workers present,
Tue streets in East Wheeling, North
Wheeling, South Wheeling and between
Tenth and Sixteenth streets are in hor-
Iible condition, and the crossings are, II
anything, worse. The new Street Com.
missioner can immortalizs himself just
now, II 60 disposed.
YESTERDAY Allie Freeze swore out three
warrants sgainst Clara Noes, one Tor keep
ing house Of prostitution and the other
two for selling beer without license. The
CaseR were brought up before Justice Eel
Der and continued until this afternoon at
2 o'clock, Clara giving bond for her ap'
pearanCe in the sum OF 500 In each case,
DURING April the following attractions
have been booked by Manager Riester for
The Opera House: Tuesday 9th, my
Partner" 9Th and 9th, Annie Plxley; 18th,
Carncross' Minstrels; 18th and l4th, the
OorFinne Opera Company will give the
"MagiC Slipper" 18th, "Rooms iOT Rent"
by the Standard Theatrical Company
IS and 10Th, Maggie Mitchell, and 10Th,
Denman Thompson,
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PERSONAL.
Points About People! at Home and
Abroad,

Points About People! at Homo and
Abroad,
Major ]. B. Lindsay, a veteran Of the
Mexican war, land the charge on Altoona"
Is visiting friends in the city.
Oscar Townsend, General Manager Of
the O., 7. Y, 4 W, Railroad, was at this
end Of the line yesterday with his special
car. a.. ..' ...
Among the recent arrivals at the Mcclure
are Col. Thomas G. Smith and Hunter
Smith, oil Parkenburg, and Col, O. II,
Beall, OF Bethany.
William sChockey, son Of Captain VIM,
sChockey, Of the Eighth ward, returned
Yesterday from Chicago, where he
graduated in the School Of Pharmacy q
few days ago.
Capt, John T. Lane, passenger travelling
agent OF the B. 4 O, X. R., returned yes
terday from Kansas and Nebraska, where
be had gone with 0 large party OF emf
grants gathered up In this vicinity,
Mr.. R. @. Crouch, who has been in the
the shoe business on Twelfth street for
some time, has left Wheeling, and will
hereafter be connected with an extensive
house in the same line Of business OF Pitts
burgh.
l. T. North, representing Tufts Arctic
soda fountain, was In the city Yesterday,
and narrowly escaped lynching at the
hands Of the druggists, who though his
visit at the present time the ne plus ultra oil
Coolness
We are under obligations to Mr.. Philip
Doddridge, at present located 10 Durnago,
COL, for recent papers published In that
enterprisiDg little city. Phil. says the
first town lots were staked out less than
six months ago, but that the town has
grown 10 mammoth proportions Ia that
time, there being now nearly $50 business
houses, 2 weekly papers and daily paper.
Mr.. Doddridge Is engaged with an engineer
Corpg, and has been over nearly oil Of
Colorado, ArisonA and New Mexico dur.
ing the past three years.
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Marbie and aFnnits.

Nj. P. b. Carroll, OF The we'll known
Marble and Granite Works, has just re.
turned from an extensive Eastern trip,
where he has made a selection Of large
quantity oil gtahite and matble, which he
offers al greatly reduced prices. The best
Of material and workmanship guaranteed,
We Cheetiully recommend this establish
ment 10 those wishing anything In their
line. Quick sales and small profits ls their
motto,
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AMUSEMENT NOTES,
"Uucls Toms Cabin" at the opera House
AtK,aa

"UncIe Toms Cabin" at the opera House
-Other Attractions,
A large audience was present at The
Opera House last evening to witness the
initial performance Of Jay Rial's "Ideal
Uncle Toms Cabin" company. The cast
Is unusually strong, and the scenic effects
striklngly real, The old favorites, L. r,
stockwell as Marks, and the incompatible
Sid. S, Hicks as Simon LgEe and Phined,
Fletcher, are CharaCterizahons that can not
be improved upon. The T1pSy OF Miss
SAllie Partington is all that can be desired
This is the best representation OF this old,
time.honored drama we have seen, and
we advise oil who admire the piece 10 see
this company. A matinee will be given
this afternoon, and the engagement closes
with this evenings performance.
The audiences at the Academy OF Music
continue to be good. The Icons close
their engagement tonight. They are
worth seeing. Miss Rose Hall pleases all
who love the simple ballads OF our own
composers. A matinee will be given this
afternoon.
"My Partner" will be given at the Opera
House next Tuesday evening, The
celebrity Of the play assures US that
large audience will be In attendance. An
exchange speaking Of the play and lie
author says "Bartley Campbell has
written within the last few years q mum.
Der OF such strong plays that he may be
considered the most successful and per-
aadRsp s9S Se' does not sts PSdy ~ Sc
head OF the list, Is certainly excelled by
none OF the others. The plot Is well con.
ceived and carefully wrought out. The
unities are well preserved, and 1t flows
along ss consecutively and naturally as
the most skilliully constructed novel;"
Reserved seats will be on sale at Bau.
mer's on Monday. -r. .rr
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The third great sale OF horses, suitable
for harness, carriage or saddle, takes place
at Eminence, KY, April 2lst. The stock
offered comprises some Of the best in the
market. A number OF blooded and fast
stock will be found In the list, and we ad
viBe all in this city interested In horse
flesh, to have representatives on the
ground. For particulars see advertise.
ment
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ALIYRH DlsoRDERED FOR FIFTEEN YEARS.
For fifteen years l was great sufferer
from disordeted Liver, during which
time tried many Of the best physicians
In the country and almost all The patent
nostrums recommended, all to no effect,
Until used Simmons Liver Regulator
and from the time used II 10 this day,
which is now several years, ! have been
comparatively q sound man having sui.
iered very little since ct any time from
the effects Of my old disease. Consequent.
". heartily recommend lie use 10 The
afflicted OF liver disease.
MAI A, +. We3iRY, Kingston, Ga.
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DOR sALE-BEAUTIFl. Ray NIRF
l. young aId perfectly tOunJ, will drlye ,'nSi.A
double. To DO seen At g Il, Wagnrr', ,,,A .aGtR
Ter 2 THOMAS W, ACCUNE, Belmont FSm.. = h
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The police during the last month made
Ssventy.eight arrests, an increase OF
twenty.six arrests over last month. The
number Of arrests for The same month last
year was one hundred twenty.six. The
fines assessed during last month amounted
to 1857, Of which $500 was collected, leav.
Ing unsolicited Sill. The net revenue OF
the city from police sources for the month
amounted 10 $3.50.
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A Caution tn onr Render..

Inferior limitations frequently follow sue.
Cessfnl invention. This has been the case
with the patent Linoleum door cloth. Be.
yond all controversy It's durability and
beauty are proven. When purchasing
look on the back OF the cloth for the word
"Linoleum." 1t Is printed on every square
yard. None other Is genuine. All Garnet
dealers keen Il.
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TIE item herewith was furnish ed BY Mr..
John Muhlig, Paynef, Iowa: II have
been a sufferer with rheumatism for The
last six years; tried lots OF medicines
without any success. Visiting one day The
store OF MessfS. Wahglef Bros, In Water.
loo, Iowa, these gentlemen induced me 10
Try the 81. Jacobs OIL telling me that IL
had q record as q very effective remedy. |
boushtA bottla, used II regularly according
to directions and was relieved OF the aiI.
ment from which 1 had suffered for Bix
long years."