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Prominent Arrivals.

wlLLhRD's-E Whitney, New ITayeni 4. b.
Clark, Boston; Il. II. Lawrence, Council Blunsi g.
NJ. Hothschild. Cincinnati; 4. d. Greene, New York I;
w. j. Gunnisun Troy; O. ID. Seavey, Boston; u. ..
Lewis, ST Louis; ". c. Il. Koch, Colorado ID. NJ.
Vail, Sing Sing, n, Y.
NATIoNAT.--H. NJ. Pollard. 81. LOUIS; Martin
Schaefer, Philadelphia; t. ]. Todd st, Louis j. ".
Pennsylvania; Edw. a. Root, New York; ~, w.
Twonbly, Manchester, N. H.; ]. +. North, Boston I;
NJ. Ames Glenn Falls, n. Y.
METROroLtTAS.-J. 4. Worihington, North Caro-
lima; a. l., Edwards, Boston; H. ii. Logan, Virginia;
John w. MaRneer, Pittsburgh II. w. Shure, Baltl-
more George II, Carr Indiana; ID. A. Hallett,
Brpoklyn J.. II. Southall, Hon. j, S. Barbour, Nr-
ginia.
ST. yANrs.-1Ion n. c. Powers, Arlzonai George
S, Page New Sork Dr. Samuel w. Murphy, VIII
mington, Dcls G. Dean, PhiadCphia r. u. V. south.
wick, Trenton, N j.; n. u. LeFcver, Ohio; NJ, II.
Wright, New York; samuel j. iullock, Boston.
EBRITT-J, II. Raymond, Poughkeepslc, N, ";
Hon. II. NJ Watterson, Louisville, ky.J, N. Phillips,
Taunton, Mass; George Mclllnr, Norfolk, Va; G.
Kelsey, Chicago W. H. Clark, Lawrencevllle, Ohioi
T. y. Marden, Denver Col.
81. MARCO. v. U. Mills, Rochester, n. y; James
Thomas, Philadelphia u. j. Witre, Cincinnati; II.
t. Barr, Maryland; +. II. Miller, New Jerseys George
IL, Hansella, Marylandi w. III. Corey, Massachu'
sets.
RIaas-D. II. Merritt New York; F. c. Nash, A.
Il. X. Sparks, Philadelphia; w. NJ. Gummcre, New
York; q. Garnett Chicago; j. Lawrence, Cambridge
Mass.
ARLISGToN.-Dr. A. NJ. Shaw, Middleton, Conn;
J. III. Bishop New York w. II. Redmonn, Brooklyn
Henry Ashhurst Philadelphia; j. >. johnson, Union
town, Pa; DIR. Il. NJ Ward, jr., Rochester, N Y.
WoRNLEys.-SidneyF Taylor. Philadelphia.
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EIsEwHERE will be found the notice of n

ELSEWHERE will be found the notice OF Middle
ton Il Co., bankers. who, as fiscal agents of the
Silverton Grey Eagle Mining Company. offer for
sale second block of five thousand shares of the
working capital The mine is well developed
held awaiting the completion Of the railroad to
Silverton, which is only three miles distant from
inc ihne. rneo rorn sy, ana hi9 Srahne
spring being now within twenty miles. The
names of the board of directors OF the company
are guarantee of prudent and careful manage
ment of the company's interest.
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Iron nLtters.
A TRUE TONIC

IRON BITTERs are highly recommended for al
Diseases requiring a certain and Efficient tonic,
pectaRy Indigestion. Dyspepsia, Intermittent Fesers
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pites netU ne 10 he nerves They act &e a charm on
he digestive organs removing al dyspepttc symptoms
ch as tasting he food, bechtg, heat IN NE stomach
heartJun, &c. The only Iron Preparation that iVia
mol Lldcken he teeth or 0re headache Write for he
Book, SO pages, amusing and useNG reading, sent
nee.
Brown CHEMICAL COMPANY, Baltimore, Nd.
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aNoyo ruosr PRESENT WERE
The Literary society NJ Mrs. Lnnder'..

The Literary Society held meeting last night
at the residence of Mrs. General Lander, on Cap
itol Hill. The attendance was large, and num-
Der of distinguished invited guests were pres
ent The elegant home Of the distinguished lady,
whose popularity is as great In private society as
she was eminent as an actress, was ample for
the accommodation of all, however, and
the courteous and refined manner Of the
accomplished hostess in her reception of her
guests gave n pleasant and homelike feeling at
their very entrance. A paper written by Mrs.
Mary Clemmer on The History of Literary Re-
ceptions" I'm which she mentioned many of the
most notable literary women, was read by Mrs.
Lander, and was listened TO with eager
attention by the entire company. Re-
marks followed by DIR. Gallaudet, Mr..
SpoiTord, General AlyOrd, and Mr.. Dwight. The
exercises were incrspersed with music by Misses
Johnston and McGrew both of whom have voices
OF superior quality and high cultivation, and
whose efforts were received with great pleasure
a short business meeting was held, at Which the
following new members were elected: Colonel A.
II. Rockwell Miss Ida Miller, and Mr.. George
Kennan. This meeting was, in many respects, one
OF tho most interesting aud attractive that has been
held by the society.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
The New Years Number of
ST. NICHOLAS
JANUARY.

Containing seventy pictures and brill
liant table of contents, including second
installments Of the two great serials:
"TuE HOOsIER scHOOLBOY,"
by Edward EggleStOn, and
"DONALD AND DOROTHY"
by Mary Mapcs Dodge.
Subscriptions should begin with the
Christmas number, in which are first
chapters of these serials, and of which
the Chicago Interior says; Probably
nothing more beautiful or satisfactory in
the way of children's magazine has ever
been printed"
Subscription price, So year; 25 cents
a number.
THE CENTURY CO.,
UNION SouARE, New York CRY, n. Y.
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NoyoIly In Warrington

There will he chorus Of my carefully. trained
yoices-men aud boys'-Gt the concerto be given
ut ST. Aloysius Church this evening nj eightocock.
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A LIFELONG beneiaction-a scholarship in tn,
Spencerian Business College as Christmas o.
New Years present
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The SIledd IsnfIis.

We are Offering an unbroken line OF overcoat
and ulsterettes, which cannot fall to please. Else
man Bros, corner Seventh and T..
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We are offering downright bargains in boys
overcoats and ulsterettes. Eiseman Bros, corner
Seventh and Il
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"AIderney DaIry Wneons. :,

THE highest cash prices paid for dresses and
gents clothing, Watches ewelry, &c Call on or ad
dress Herzog, s0s Ninth street, near Pennsylvania
avenue.
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with one of Eiseman Bros oyercoats or ulster
cites, a Christmas present which will be apprt
clated.
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Turkish, Russian, and Sulphur Baths 0o3
street. Only first class bath In the city.
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For tho Holidays.

of boys overcoats at 81; ages from six to ten ye
Eiseman Bros corner Seventh and Il.
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SurprIse Your noxa

Dress and semi dress suits. A complete assert.
ment. Eiseman Bros, corner Seventh and Z.
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FOR PARTIES AND RECEPTIONS.

Brocaded Velvet Fronts.
Brocaded Satin Fronta
Embroidered Satin Flounces.
itch AllSilk VelvetS
Black and Cream Spanish IAces.
Broeade GAUGES In Evening TintS
Mousqueta Gloves In Opera Shades
Tyrol Gloves, at sl.25 and $50
Nuns Veilings In all shades
Light Cashmeres Albalross Cloths.
Ladies' silk Hosiery, nom SI,75 to s..
Black and ColoTed SILK Pushes.
silk and Cashmere shawisinR all the Evening Shades
Elegant Brocado satns.
MORE Franchise RhadRnes.
Fur-lined Satin de Lyon Circulars.
Black Satin Mervellleux Domans
Ladies' Wraps Jackets, and listers at greatly re-
duced prices.
ONE PRICE ONLY
Marked In Plain Figures
SEATON PERRY,
(of late nrm perry q Brother')
pennsylvania avenue, corner hluuhsueet
FstablLshed $50. ds26 "
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Our stock of Diamond Lace Pins,
Finger and Ear Rings. Fine Gold
Jewelry, American Watches. Ster-
ling Silyerware i'm great variety,
Plated Tea Sets, Baskets, Bowls,
Ice Pitchers, Butter Dishes, Cas-
tors, Soup Tllreens, Forks and
Spoons. Rogers Bros Plated Table
Cutlery, Joseph Rogers & Sons
Sheffield Ivory Table Cutlery and
Scissors, French Clocks. Opera
Glasses, Brass ScOnces, Mirrors,
Candlesticks, &C., was never so
complete, which we call to the at
tention Of purchasers, as they will
find our prices low.
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You can publish three-line advertise
ment of "wanted," "For Rent" FOR Sale" 10
Lost" three times for twenty five cents in THE
REPUBLICAN,,
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MASQUERADE BALL
ny the Capital city Gunrds-A BriIIIan


Affair
The Capital City Guards gave masquerade ball
last evening az Tallmadge Hall, which was a very
enjoyable affair. The members appeared IN the
handsome uniform Of the Guards, and the bright
colOrs of the gay costumes Of the masqueraders
made the assemblage one of great bTilliancy and
picturesqueness The attendance was large and
comprised many OF the most prominent of our
colored citizens The enjoyment of the evening
was greatly enhanced by the efforts OF the follow
ing committee of arrangements; orderly Ser
geant p. b. Meredith, Rush Garland, q. B. Lucas,
l.. S. Carey, and u F, Bowie.
AMONG THOSE PRESENT WERE
Mr.. and Mrs. John Smallwood, Mr.. and Mrs. George
W.Williams, Lieutenant and Mrs. Smallwood, Cap.
tain and Mrs. Kelly Sergeant and Mrs Monague,
Captain c. A. Fleetwood of the Cadets Messrs
IIimen, Miss MarRie Smith, Miss Nettie Small
wood, Miss Gertrude Blakely Miss Mamie OSBORN
Miss Carrie Adams Sergeant @. j. Smith and lady
Lieutenant and Mrs ! Ougloss, Mrs George Foster
Mrs. John Smith ]. II. Parker, X. w. 1Ompkins,
Mr.. Smith of tile New York Globe, Mr. Harry
Brooks, Mr. Cromwell, Mr., J. i. N. Wilkerson and
wife, Miss Lucy Campbell, Mr. George w. Will
Jams, Italian brigand; Captain &. A. Fleetwood,
Continental costume; Miss Gurley Blake, the
japanese girl; Miss Annie Brooks Victoria cos
tune; Miss c. l.. Lewis, Quaker girl; Mrs. Kelly,
peasant girl Mrs. Clara Lewis, Dolly Warden cos
tune Mrs. K. L. Jackson fortune-toller; Robert H.
Byng, carpet Dagger.
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HARRIS & SHAFER,

No. I113 Pennsylvania avenue.
delotf
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Those who intend receiving on New Years Day
and those who do not will greatly obge us If they
will send the facts to THE REPUBLICAN, Office at the
earliest time possible, in order that they may be
classified. 1t is intended to publish the list in
Saturdays double.sheet.
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GREAT SAGR1FICE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-13
The Indebtedness Of the city to the
hank Ia m iolInwa.


A youth named Anthony Losser came
over the B. / O. to this city Wednesday
night and put up at the 1t. Charles, -Four.
tenth and Water streets. While there
be fell in with fellow named Douglass,
who went to the room Of Lesser and passed
himself of 90 the son OF The proprietor.
After talking a little while Douglass told
Loeser that II was customary for the guests
10 place their WATCHES and valuablesin the
sale In the office, and % be, Douglass, was
going down Btaira be would take those Of
The guest down with him, The verdant
LOSER handed over SIG and bis watch and
went 10 bed, but Douglass took the night
train for the west and left the city. Yes.
terday morning Loser described bis lops
and notified the police, but their efforts to
help him ayailed nothing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-13

The stated meeting Of the Board Of Man.
ayers was held nL the Bible House, New
York, on Thursday, May 9th, Frederick
y. Winston, Eco III the chair.
The religious exercises were conducted
by DR.. Gilman.
Upon recommendation ofthe Committee
on Distribution, appropriations oil funds
we're made TO the SoClBty'H agencies In
Russia, Uruguay and Persia, and to the
Evangelical Society Of Geneva for Colport.
aye IN France, amounting In the aggregate
to $lS,930 ........
Numerous grants oiscrlplures were also
made for general distribution to auxiliaties,
churches, and individuAls; the aggregate
value Of The boOks being SlS5OO.
One auxiliary society was recognized In
Ohio, and another in Texas. ..-
The receipts Tor April were s30,S42 OF.
Copies oil Scriptures issued, ll0,427.
fhe total lssues for the year ending
March 9lBt, 1881, were l,474 COS ali In
crease over the preCtdiRg year Of 1864.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-13
THAR LAND LEA.UE address.

FhO "ReRIsIeF" bhRmeIeESIy Persists IN
Its Usual "yiICk 10 II" COurse-But II
Won't DO.
On Wednesday morning the INrG:LE.
dENcER local columns showed mp mean
and contemplate trick on the part Of the
Register, to keep an article intended for
this paper from coming to the Office. Tho
article in question was an address deliv.
cred before the Irish Land League. A com.
mittee was inBtrucled to have It published
In the INTELLIaENCER and Register, ss
proved by Mr.. Grogan. II visited the
latter Office first, and the city editor OF
that paper promised The COMMITTEES to send
The proof, or the original manuscript, to
the 1NTELLIdENCER.
This we asserted In our issue OF
Wednesday, and III yesterdays Register It
was denied with q great deal OF vim and
bitterness. We do not care 10 handy cpl
thets with that paper. The following plain
statements CorTobo'Rte our fist state.
ments, and with them we leave the mat.
ter 10 the public, content that they shall
be the judges as 10 whether the Register
was or was not guilty Of the under6and
practices with which we charged II:
WHEELING, ". Va, May 18th, 1881.
! was one OF the committee appointed
by the Irish Land League to have inserted
In the two Eoglish daily papers OF this
city the address delivered at the meeting
on Sunday night last; called on the
Register with Mr.. MCGuigin, and saw Mr..
Black, the city editor Of that paper. He
said that he would look over the article
and submit It. Then l asked him 10 let
me have the article 90 could take II 10
the 1ETELLiGENCRR office for them 10 copy
II. Mr.. Black then said that II they used
II he would send q proof or the manu-.
script 10 the 1NrELLIGEScER or take II
down himself.
[Sigued1 Ed. DpFFY.
WHEELING, W. Va, MAY ~, 1881.
l hereby affirm that the above statement
made by Mr.. Duffy Is entirely correct In
every particular. I would further like 10
add that ! stated and know to be true that
many oil the League are readers of tho In.
TELLiGENCER, Notwithstanding Mr.. Black
tried to convince me that the Register has
more Irish readers than tue INrBLLf
GINGER, Mr. Black followed us 10 the
door and told Us twice that he would send
proof OF the article 10 the 1NTELLl.
GENcRR.
[slguedl JAMES MoGvlotS.
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fREETATE RAm.

A Visit 70 Ihe Delighted New Pair
GFOunha-FIRtIeFIng RFOSpecIS for Ihe
success or the Opening ExhIhiIlOn This
FAN.
a great deal has been said in the press
recently concerning the State Fair project,
and the public are already informed that
. ate for q race track and grounds has
been purchased, and that q fair is to be
held the coming fall. Comparatively few
Of our readers, however, have seen the
piece Of ground selected, and we find a
very faint impression Of the shape the
project 10 in prevails in the minds Of the
general public,
An INTELLIoENoER man yesterday Wis
tied the "Iingle tract" at the extreme
south end Of the Island, purchased by the
association for fair purposes. He was in
debted to ex.sherif Tingle for the oppor'
tunitY 10 drive over and inspect the site,
and he feels that he can report with truth
OF 1t that sit 10 q goodly land" The plat
consists oil twenty-five acres, nearly in the
form OF an isosCeles triangle, the east line
being defined by the river. This line Is
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yPERsONAL.
Points About People at Home and
Abroad.

Points AbOut People at Home and
Abroad.
John oeslerling, E,q., left for New
York, yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Collier, oil Coshocton, o.,
are visiting ]. II. Rlnehart.
Mrs. George f. stlfel returned from q
visit to 8. Louis, yesterday.
Roadmaster johnson, Of the Baltimore
4 Ohio railroad, Is In the city.
MIR. ]. MATHEWS, OF Marshall county,
was visiting friends in the city yesterday.
Col. W. E. Reppert, passenger agent Of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, isin the
city.
Charley sisson, ESQ.,. Of Louisville, KY,
is visiting his father, Mr.. Ed. Sisson, at
Roney's Point.
Arthur Sinsel, superintendent Of bridges
on the Baltimore and Ohio, Is on an In.
specting tour in this locality.
Major Perry Griffin, travelling agent Of
the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Rail.
road, is guest Of the st, James.
Superintendent Hunter, OF the track
between Grafton and Washington, Pa, is
expected in this city tomorrow.
Col. o. Warner, the gentlemanly and
efficient travelling passenger agent Of the
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy railroad, Is
at the Mcclure.
Mr.. Chris. Winkelmeyer and bride, and
Mr.. Adolph Winkelmeyer, Of st. Louis,
are spending . few days with the Messrs.
Stitel, previous to embarking for Europe.
Miss Maud Wiley, OF Wheeling, form.
erly bright young lady Of this place, lie
the guest Of the family Of Meier Eisen.
berg, OF Central Main street. Miss Fan.
ME Eigenberg, Of the Wheeling Female
College, lie enjoying her home for few
days, and is cordially welcomed by many
friends. Mrs. Emma Lewis, the success.
full clerk OF the firm OF Geo. Il. Taylor 4
Co, Of Wheeling, spent Sunday with her
relatives Of this place.-Barneirilic Enter.
ttrins
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DEATH OF EDWARD IOHSSTOS.
Action Of The Wh0sliDg typographical
Union Yesterday,

Edward Johnston, a printer who held
cases in the INrELlIaEScRR composing
room, but who had been prevented from
working for many months by illness, died
yesterday morning at 8 o'clock, at the resi-.
dencs Of his parents on North Main
street. He was genial young man, and
general iAvorits with his fellow crafts.
men, who sincerely regret his death at an
age when others are Just commencing life.
He was member OF Wheeling Typo.
graphical Union No. 70, and this oTganiza.
ton held meeting at Germauia Hall last
evening, Of which the following resolu-
tons were adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t has seemed good to the AL
mighty Disposer oil events, TO call from
among US our late worthy and esteemed
iellow'member, Mr.. Edward Johnston ;
and
WuEREAs, The intimate relations long
held by the deceased with the members Of
this Union render it eminently proper
that We should place upon record our Ap-
probation oil bis genial nature as an asso.
Ciate, and his merits as q man therefore
ResOlEsi, That we deplors the loas OF Ed
ward Johnston with deep feelings Of Ee'
greet, sOitened only by the confident hope
that his spirit Is with those who are now
enjoying perfect happiness beyond the
grave.
Resolved, That we tender to his afflicted
relatives our sincere coincidence and earn
est sympathy, in their bereavement, at the
loss Of one who was so near and dear tc
them.
ReSOlRd, That the members Of THU
Union will attend the funeral services o.
Of our deceased brother in body, and tina
the charter by which We are united bI
draped with the emblems OF mourning FOL
q period Of thirty days.
ResoIRi, That q copy Of the foregoing
resolutions be published in the city
papers and also that copy, certified By
the President and Secretary, be transmit
ted 10 the relatives OF the deceased,
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between Twenty. eth and TWenty.sl9th
streets, IL having some additions and i'm.
provements made on It, d. ..
A double brick residence Ia going ur on
Market street, between Sixth and Seventh
streets, for Il. HslmbEiRht at an estimated
expense Of 5000 whsR finished.
The oglebay buildings In Bridgeport,
which are quite an addition 70 the appear
ance Of this live suburb Of Wheeling, cost
about $4,000.
Hanes, Wilson 4 Co.,, are building .
frame residence for George Hook on South
Front Atreet Island, which will cost about
$780,
A. W. Kslley's recently completed and
magnificent TeaidenCe on Twelfth street 10
now occupied BY himself and family.
Captain Hsiskeil has let contract for q
rear addition in brick TO his residence
on Chapllne street, above Twelfth.
Klsvis, KRAFT 4 Co., are finishing frame
house Tor Mrs. Schinnerllne, on Twentieth
street, between Eof and Cbaplins.
A frame has Just been commenced on
York street, Island, by Mr., G, d. Smith
10 be used by him as Q residence,
Internal and external changes are being
made in the residence OF NJ. Pollock, Eaq,
on Main street above Tenth.
John Ebbsrt Is having . frame tene
ment house erected back oil his present
residence, on Seventh street.
A brick residence for Mrs. Blake, II
South Wheeling, 10 Just completed, ant
almost ready for occupancy.
Mr.. shriver's residence on the ISianl
will shortly be enlarged and made NOR
handsome.
The North Wheeling Glaas Works /
having frame building added to lie estah
liShment.
Hold carriers are having enough Worl
to keep them in good appetite.
The awning builders have more thai
they can do.
Painters are overrun with work.
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The proceeds are for the benefit Of the
College Library.