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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-11
BELLAIRE.

Anew pavement has been laid at Ncess,
gers hardware store.
John Workman Is finishing q dwelling
house In the First ward.
Mrs. James GIL and son Charles are of to
New York city on visit TO friends,
The stack Of the Bottle Works Is beginning
to show itself above surrounding objects,
Another layerot lime stone is being broken
on the recently graded part OF Union street
Sneak thieves are reported as prowling
about in different parts Of town these nights,
The Linean Literary Society will ix up the
hall OF the Tallman building for their read
ing room.
Mrs. DR.. Kurz has returned home from a
visit 70 her mothers, and her mother accom-
panies her.
A child Of William Lyon, Of the First
ward, was buried Thursday afternoon, VIC
tim OF diphtheriA,
The Fist ward school teachers have very
few pupils just now, Six or seven to each
room, sometimes dozen, Is the attendance.
The Bellaire & Southwestern tracks north
Of the creek bridge have been relaid, but are
not yet ballasted, and few switches are still
to be finished.
Mr.. John Robinson, manager Of the Ohio
Glass works, is about to build brick resi-
dence on the Square just below Captain
Nichols in the First ward.
The nail works lost some time this week on
account OF there being no gas in the morning.
1t Is too dark these mornings to begin work
ut six o'clock without lights,
Rev W. S, Thompson will preach in the
First Presbyterian Church next Sunday. Mr.,
Thou, has hnap nPaarbtNU naaF Irnnfnn
Ohio, but is now visiting relatives near
Wegee.
There is complaint that the contract for
the soldiers monument was given to Mr..
Eberle without giving an opportunity to our
own marble workers and contractors, or
Others, to make bids,
One OF the many cars OF limestone lately
passing over the d, 4 S, w. treStle at the d,
4 o. power house, narrowly missed going
over 10 the bottom Of the raVine, and was
only put back after much delay,
Thomas Mccormick, a son OF John McCOr'
mick, died Thursday forenoon OF consump'
ton, having been confined for year, He
was In his twenty.fOurth year. The funeral
will take place Saturday At "a. NJ, from the
Catholic church,
D. W. Sheets who has been engaged IN
frescoing the United Presbyterian Church,
was very dangerously hurt on Thursday by
falling from . scaifold near the ceiling to
the floor. He struck the floor with one leo
and his back struck bench. His leg and
back were both bruised and strained, and his
nose badly cut,
Don't let that skating rink project drop,
Now, that the Square Is to have fence, lei
there be slight ridge plowed up around IT,
on the inside OF the fence, and then little
work at a few Of the knobs OF the SQUARE
would put II in condition to be flooded with
q very slight depth Of water, Those who use
the Ice BY paying small fee, or 50 much fol
the season, could pay some one to attend tC
the Ice, see that each night the water b.
turned on to freeze over the cut up ice an(
that none are allowed on the Ice but thosC
entitled 70 Il.
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On Tuesday Mr.. George W. johnson, q
prominent business inan Of this city, left foI
Huntsville, Alabama, accompanied By nj.
daughter, Mrs. Charles bailey. They stopped
at Cincinnati. Last evening Mr.. bailey re.
ceiyed dispatch stating that while riding IN
q street car with his daughter, Mr
johnson suddenly fallen to The Iioor
dead Heart disease IL supposed ia
have been the cause. lie was neshy
man and was troubled ut times BY M,
heart Mr.. Charles bailey and Edmund
Booking, his Sons-in.law, together with hi!
son VIII, left for Cincinnati on the ili5 II. 4
o. train last evening to escort the remain!
home.
Mr.. johnson was one Of our best known
and respected citizens; for number Of years
past he has been engaged In the tin and house
furnishing goods business. He was at the
time Of his death In his sevctity.iirst year
and for the past iOrty.siN years has been d
resident Of Wheeling, lie came to this city
from Meadville, Pa, and was soon aitei
married 10 a Pittsburgh lady who died some
years since. The deceased was the father Of
seven children, Ave Of whom are living; they
are his sons George and WILL who were asst,.
cialed with him In business, Andrew, who
holds q position in the U. s. Treasury, and
Mesdatnes w. II. Simpson and Q. Il. HALEY,
The two children who have died were the
wives Of MeSsrS. Ed. Booking and Thomas
Wilson.
Tho death Of the father, occurring as II did
utiderSuCh distressing circumstances, Il very
painful to the family, who have the sincere
sympathy OF the large number Of friends In
All circles that held Mt. johnson In high Cs.
TEEN both In social aud business life.
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ADDITIONAL IEIEGRAPH.
sEEuBESVMLE.
Organization Of q Grand Army Of the
Rspnhlis Post.


0EEaniEatiOn Of = GFand Army Of the
Rspnhlis Post.
SEEuBESvILLE, November l0.-There was
a meeting Of old soldiers and sailors at JUS
tice Spence's Office last night for the pur-
pose Of organizing post Of the Grand
Army of the Republic. Capt, Groves, Of
Mccoy Post No. l, Columbus, Chief Mus
tering Officer for the State, presided, and
Capt. W. V. B. Croskey was made Secre-
tary. Capt. Groves instituted the Post, and
it was given the name, E, NJ, Stanton Post "
The number is yet blank. The following
officers were elected: Post Commander, NJ.
]. urquhart, s. V. P. c., d. w, Matlack; j..
V, PC, b, n, Lindsey, Adiutant, Rose
man Gardner; Quartermaster, Geo. A.
Maxwell; Surgeon, A. NJ. Blackburn;
Chaplain, ]. A, Thrapp; Officer Of the Day,
A. N. Rowe; Officer Of the Guard, John
Engel; Sergeant-SIa w. V, B, CrOskeyi
Q. NJ, SerHt, Geo. Boyd. The follow
ing are the charter members: W. V.
B, Croskey, John Pearce, B, n, Lind
sey, A. NJ. Blackburn, ]. r. Kennedy
W. F. Ridgley, r. Gardner, J. d. Porter
VIM. MCMILLAN, Geo. a. Maxwell, ii, J.
T. NJ. Simpson, D. ", AIatlack, A. NJ
Rowe, John Engel, Thos, Winters, K: G
Richards, John Kell, Jos, High, and VIM
Fleming The officers were duly installed
and will serve until January LIST, although
the regular term is one year, The mex
meeting will be held ut the same place
Wednesday evening at o'clock, A com
mittee was appointed to select a room fol
the meeting Of the Post.
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Tomorrow friday Morning.

Tomorrow friday Morning.
0vercOatS for men.
0vcrcoats for boys.
OverCoats for children.
Magnificent assortment OF suits that ut.
A MISTAKE.
To wait any longer II you have not bought
an Overcoat, and II you are in want OF one
now Is your best chance to buy at less prices
than at any time within our recollection.
We are not going to carry over one over
coat II low figures will sell them. Within
the lust few days they soM lively, and our
customers have received good value. We
have marked them
DOWN DOWN Down
Mems overcoats reduced to $2.25.
Mems fur beaver Overc0ats reduced to
$3.50.
Mems fine ulSterettes reduced to S.
Boys overcoats reduced 10 $l76.
Fne business suits reduced TO $3.50.
Fine all wool cashmere suits reduced to
$40.
Fine cashmere pants for boys, SIPS.
Fine cashmere pants for men, $l.75.
Also a large line Of gents furnishing
goods, all marked down to prices that defy
competition.
Please remember we offer one hundred
dollars reward In any case where we fail
TO do as advertised.
KLINE BRornERs,
Reliable Clothiers,
81 Twelfth street, one door above Bank Of
the Ohio Valley.
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MORE cora WAITED.
A Plan 20 Increase ne Police Rores q
the city.

me G4tNs
A movement has been on foot for some
time to Increase the number Of deputy ser
geants on the police force. Several times the
proposition has been preached, and As ottsn
rejected by Council. There Is growing
feeling, hover, on the part Of those who
have given the matter attention, that the
city police should be materially increased, II
not doubled. In conversation with mem
Der OF the Council Committee on Police the
other evening, a reporter was informed that
resolution had been agreed upon by that
body to be submitted 70 Council,
authorizing an increase Of the force
The number Of police seems 70 have been
fixed merely by common consent, or by res
olution OF Council, as no number is deSig-
mated in the ordinance. Thesection govern
ing the matter merely provides that the City
Sergeant may, with the consent and approval
Of Council, appointsuch Deputy Sergeants as
be deems necessary 70 the proper discharge
OF the duties OF his position. For years It
has been customary for each incoming Ser.
geant to name eleven deputiea One Of these
Is designated as office deputy It being neces-
sary to have some one at headquarters con-
stantly This leaves ten men for street ser
vice and the scattered character OF the city
luhke9 II ueGeaSAEy lbI HNGlI AuA4A va hhG
force to be extremely active to do justice to
the distance assigned him, and the exigen-
cies Of the case require that all should be
alert early and late.
The number OF policemen now Is the same,
1t Is stated by those who are In position TO
know, as it was twenty or twenty-five years
ago though the population in that time has
enormously increased, and the character OF
the city has so changed as to make the pre-
seryation OF order considerably more difficult,
even were other things equal. The desira'
biity for an increased force cannot but Inn
press itself upon the minds OF all.
There Is but one consideration on the other
side OF the question, and that is one OF econ
omy. In the present condition Of the city
finances It Is very pertinently argued that Il
must be q grave necessity which will justify
the increasing Of the city's expenses in as
large q sum annually as the change under
consideration will. The question resolves
itself into the inquiry, Is there such neces-
sity as renders the question OF expense 9
minor consideration? On this point there Il
considerable difference Of opinion among
Councilmen to whom the INTELLlGESCLR meu
have talked in the past few days, and q ratheI
lively discussion may be anticipated when tht
question comes up In the Council for action
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u,2p Prizes Amounting 200
Gen. q. 7. BEAuREiA RI, Of La. [ r,.u.,,.,.a..
Gen. JUBAL A. EARLY, DIVA, COMMISSIONER
Application for rates 10 clubs should only he made
TO- the otict oithe Company in New Ofleahs
White for cifctllan or send ottlet4 TO
N. A. DAUPIIIN,
.,......,,. New Orleans La.
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RIVER TALK.
The Stenmers-where They Are and
What They Are Doing.

The Stenmers-WheFe They Are ant
What They Are Doing.
The Courier Is reported to be hard agrount
at Captina.
The Diurnal and Return will be to-day
boats for down the river,
All the local packets are running regularly
and doing good business.
Capt Phil. Anshutz, late OF the Hudson
left for st. Louis last night, 10 take command
OF the towboat John W. Garrett. CHM. Com
The Monitor Tow Boat Co. Is kept very
busy at present and Is doing light towing
helping and Strengthening All OF its boat
are In good condition.
The fast low.water, stern wheel packet Sid
ney Is due to-day from Cincinnati. The
Messrs. List are In command and she will leave
tomorrow afternoon for down the river.
The G. W. Bachelor Is slowly filling up
with freight, but would I'LL up quicker were
II known positively when she could leave for
Wheeling. The attempt will be made on
Friday.-PttS. Dapateh.
The towboats d. D. Wood. Belmont, Jos,
A. Stone and Onward passed up yesterday
with empty towS At dark The two last
named were working away at the head Of
the Island trying to get over the bar.
The river Is still slowly rising The marks
last evening showed that In the previous
twehty.four hours there had been rise OF 2
inches the marks indicating feet inches.
The telegraphiC reports seem 10 warrant q
further rise to-day The business done yes.
terday was moderate.
The Nail City and Monitor laid up at Wash.
ngton street wharf last night on account OF
low water and fog, ar d left this morning for
Pittsburgh. The G. W. lGornbrook passed
ZIP at 10 o'clock this morning light. The
o'Neal did not leave until $50 this morning,
on account Of the large tripof freight she had
TO handle.-tS<ubenriih Herald.
A weather prophet, ]. y. Smith, predicts
that November will be n very wet and
Changeable month, with occasional rains and
snow, inString one, and in all probability
two good coal boat rises between the middle
and the end OF the month. tits singular that
the rains from the 9th toward the middle Of
the month will make little impression on the
river. But by the 18th or 10th we will have o
heavy coal boat fise." He adds 'The above
Is test prediction. Should II fail | will
make no PretenSions 10 know anything about
the weather."
CAIRO, tits, November i0.-Artived: Oak
land, 81. Lotus; Commonwealth, ST. Louis.
River "a feet and stationary. Weather cloudy.
Thermometer 300.
NASHVILLE, TESS., November l0.-River 9
feet, BY gauge, and rising. A dispatch from
Point Burnside says the river IL swelling one
inch per hour. Arrived: paduCah. Departed:
Ella
ST. LOFTS, November lO.-Arrived Helena,
Memphis. Departed: Diamond, Joe and tow,
Dubuque, Grand Tower, VickSburg The
river has fallen 2 inches, q feet 0 inches by
gauge, and raising.
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Mention has already been made in the edi
torial columns OF this paper OF the Tariff
Convention to be held In New York on the
Goth and goth inSts. The call for the con
vention reads 10 the effect that the conven
ton is to be one OF the representatives OF the
agricultural, manufacturing and commercial
interests OF the Nation, the same to be held
for the purpose OF considering and recon-
mending such Congressional action as will
promote domestic and foreign commerce, and
afford adequate protection TO American In,
duStry. Several grave questions OF public
concern will be acted on, relating to the tariff
question and the protection OF home indus.
tries by the Government The several recog.
lized trades and industries have been award
ed q basis OF representation, and among them
the Amalgamated Association Is entitled to
twenty-five delegates and the glass industries
10 twenty-five.
In conversation with aglass man yesterday
the question was asked II the men employed
In the glass works hereabouts were going to
avail themselves Of the opportunity Of being
represented. as they should be, there being
several hundred Of them. The gentleman's
reply was that the nen OF one OF the works
had had q meeting and talked the matter
over, but had decided that as mother branch
Of trade in this vicinity seemed disposed TO
act they would notRO to the expense OF send.
ing on two delegates.
ut Is to lie regretted" continued the gen.
tleinan, THAT so little interest Is felt by
Wheeling mill men, and am surprised that
the. AmalEamated Association lodges are not
taking some action"
The time Is short, and II Wheeling work.
men intend doing anything they should do II
quickly,
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MUNICIPAL COURT.
Dolngs Ofthe Civil side fudge JeGers'l
Tribunal Yesterday,

The Municipal Court met at $50 o'clock
yesterday morning, Judge LETTERS presiding,
In the chancery case Of Mary 4. Thomas
and husband vs. Sarah G. Peterson, execu.
trix, and Others, final decree was entered
for the distribution OF the funds
An order was entered showing the filing oil
the defendants demurrer 10 the complain.
ants bill In the case OF Michael Riley and
others vs.. Earl W, oglebay and Others, In
Emily +. fancy and James u. fancy VS.
Louis Woodmansee ct a., in Ghancery. De
iendant's demurrer oyerruled and defendant
ordered 10 answer on or before November %
Joseph Speidel 4 Co.. vs. VIM. Campbell.
administrator in chancery. Deed directed
to be made aud taxes ordered paid.
Adjourned until tomorrow.
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On Thirty Days Trial.

We will send DR.. Dyes celebrated Electro
Voltaic Belts and other electric appliance
on trial for thirty days to young men ant
older persons who are afflicted with nervous
debility, lost vitality, ETC., guaranteeing
speedy relief and complete restoration o.
vigor and manhood Also for rheumatism
neuralgia, paralysis, liver and kidney diff
fnit: r%gptts and many other diseases
Voltaic BELT Co., Marshall, Mich. rrnsaw
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Railroad Accident.

INDIANAPOLIS, November lO.-Last night
about nine o'clock freight train on the G.
|. st. L. 4 @. railroad became detached
about eight miles north Of this city, and by
some means the rear part Of the train col
lided with the front part, starting the
engine and two cars, without engineer or
fireman, at q rapid rate for the city. When
near the Union Depot it collided with an en-
CINE onthe Indianapolis Vincennes road,
demolishing both engines and two cars.
The rear part Of the freight train, which
was loaded with cattle, was also wrecked
and number Of cattle killed. The loss is
estimated ut S25.0OO No one injured.
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"WlSE OF oARpUIn make. rosy
cheeks and clear compilations.
Sold by Logan 4 Co.
Mil Sls.

Lost CREEK, Harrison County, ". Va.
The citizens Of this place and surrounding
country are anxious for some man or com.
pany with capital TO come and build hfSt.
class FIoURiNG Mill Coal and water in
abundance. Situated on the line Of the o.. W.
4 q. K r. For Information correspond WITH
or come and see John A. Sheets or Daniel
Bassell, Lost Creek Station, Harrison county,
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"wNE OF oARpUl" cures irregular,
painful, or difficult menstruation.
Sold by Logan & Co.
why win You

Allow cold to advance in your system and
as Pneumonia, HemorrageS and Lung
troubles when an immediate relief can be 50
readily attained7 BoscnEE'S GERMAN SYRup
has gained the largest sale in the world for the
cure Of Coughs Colds and tho severest Lung
Diseases. Its DR.. Bosehee's famous German
prescription, and Is prepared with the greatest
care, and no fear need be entertained In ad.
ministering It 10 the youngest child, as per
directions. The sale OF this medicine is in.
precedented. Since first introduced there has
been constant increasing demand and with.
out single report Of failure to do It's work In
any case. Ask your Druggist as TO the truth
Of these remarks. Large sizes IS cents. Try
itand be convinced. TrhsAw
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Who that has ever lived anytime in til,
country but must have heard Of the virtue.
Of Burdock as blood Puriser. fIurdock
Blood Bitters cure dyspepsia, blliousness and
all disorders arising from impure blood or
demnged liver OF kidneys Price 81 %, trial
bottles 10 cents.
For ale b logan 4 Co., Wholesale Drug
gistt, Wheeling, W, Va,
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The PopuIaT Demand.

So great has been the popular demand fol-
the celebrated remedy Kidney-Wort, that Il
Is having an immense sale from Maine L
California. Some have found II inconven
lent to prepare 1t from the dry compound
For such the prOprietors now prepare 1t IL
liquid form. This can be procured at the
druggists, 1t has precisely the same effect a!
the dry, but isvery concentrated 50 that the
dose Is much smaller.-LOrsH Mail, MwF&W
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Spare Ribs-D. c. List, Jr.
Auction Sale.
TarrAnts Settler Aperient. '
Sure Cure for Fits.
Improved Baldwins American Fodde
Cutters
5000 Agents Wanted.
Steamer sidney-lIead VI local.
Payorite Corn Shelters
Plays, Plays, Plays, Plays.
Corn and Cob Mill for $jj.
Employment-l.ocal or Travelling.
SlI7 Year and Expenses to Agents.
Piles, Piles, Piles.
Wanted-Two Good Coopers.
Wanted-A Good Barber.
Gold and Steel Pens.
Notice TO Taxpayers.
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LINSLY INSTITUTE.

The second quarter will begin Monday,
November H.. New classes will be formed
for the benefit of any new students who
may desire TO enter. For catalogue or
other information address the Principal.
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Ghe GnteIttgtnter>


Oalee, Nos. rs aud ~ rourteenth street
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LianId aoid.

DAM Flank, OF Brooklyn, Tiosa Co.. Pa,
describes II thus; II rode thirty miles for 4
bottle Of Thomas Eclectic oil, which effect.
ed the wonderful cure Of crooked limb in
sig applications II proved worth more than
gold 10 inc"
Sold by Laughlin BROS L Co., Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling, W. Va
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Or N. A. DAuPHfN, ~ va
No. 2i2 broadway, New York.

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC,
The public arr. hereby CAUTIONED AGAINST
SENDING ANY MONEY OR ORDERS TO NtjNEs
4 CO., % NASSAU ST., NEW YORK CITY, a an.
th9rised ~ the L9uisana state Lottery Company 10
BOGUS ClRCU LARS ptrpurtIhg 70 be Of The touis.
ANA state Lottery Company, and are FRAUDU.
bbNTbI representing themselves "A itAagentS They
have no authority from this Company 10 sell IL
tickets, and are not lB agents for any purpose,
N. A. DAGPfiiN,
Pres. Louisiana State Lottery Co.
INV ORLEANS, La, July 4. 1881. n09.TsIw
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see Here

You are sick; we'll, there's Just one remedy
that will cure you beyond possibility Of
doubt. Hits Liver Or Kidney trouble, Con.
sumption, Dyspepsia, Debility, "WelrS
Health Remover Is your hope. 81 90 Drug.
ilta, Depot LAushlin Bros &Co., Wheeling,
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THE doctors said my wife had consump
ton. Tried Lindsey's Blood Searcher,' and
she has better health than ever" g. II
Hubbard, Hampden, Ohio.
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Has received Highest Medals at Principal
Expeditions, and Is endorsed and prescribed
by the Medical Faculty here and abroad, AZ
the standard tonic.
Itembodies the nutriLive elements OF the
muscular fibre, blood, bone, and brain Of
carefully selected healthy buliocks, combined
with the powerful tonic virtues OF Coca, OF
Sacred Life plant Of the 1ncas, and a choice
quantity Of Sherry wine. Beware Of worth.
1t isinvaluable in dyspepsia, biliousness, etc.
TThdH
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CHOICE GOODS arriving every day al
DILL0N'S Jewelry Store.
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ON and young, rich and poor all unite in
lesiiiyihg 10 the true merit Of Dr. Bulls
Cough Syrup. For over quarter Of cen.
fury II hds proven Itself true, tried and
trusted friend. Price % cents
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Neuralgia,

1t has been ascertained that the most In.
lows Compoundsyrup Of Hypophosphites,
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Mary j. Holmes.

JUS. published - Madeline. A splendid neW
novel by M Nan J. Hoimel, whose novels ieil "a
enormously, and are read and fefead with ieh In.
terest Beautifully bound, price $50,
se'Als0 handsome new editions Of Nh, tiolres'
other w0rks-Tempest and Sunshine-1fna RiTeFs
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lie asked TINT some provision be made for
meeting the following obligations:

Leaving balance to be provided iot...-sli, $50 ~
He will also ask that means be provided
for meeting a draft Of $4,000, at IS days, for
money due Dennis Long & Co. for water
pipes