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way south Of Ohio street be changed from its
present line to conform with the original
survey. 4 'lfi III .tt .HHr,
Mr.. Walters opposed this vigorously, so
vigorously In fact that Mr.. Hildreth raised
the question Us to his right to speak at all in
Council and moved that the matter Of his
election be referred to the COMMITTEE on Eiec-
ton. so.
The motion was voted down, This little
episode created very lively breeze, especially
when Mr., Burdatts undertook to introduce a
resolution requiring the President tO declare
Mr.. Walters legally elected and q member OF
the Branch. Mr., Baker opposed It Us being
Illegal. Mr.. Walters was elected rs A. n.
Walters, and Il was said that those initials
were not his but those ofhis wife, The Coun-
Gil decided To look upon 1t as a clerical error,
and thus 1t was disposed Of
On reassembling Mr.. Hildreth's resolution
was adopted,
On motion Of Mr.. Dunning John w, Arm
strong was placed on all committees that Mr..
Houston, his predecessor, had been mem
Der Of t'.s II .r.4is tFSItR
An ordinance allowing the Elm Grove road
to place u switch on Eleventh street was
adopted,
An ordinance allowing tho Grape Sugar
Company to connect its works with the u, 4
o. track was adopted, Notwithstanding dc.
cided protest signed by large number Of
influential citixeus,
Various small matters were satisfactorily
disposed Of, and ut 1l;l6 the Branch ad'
! iOIiFned
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MORE DEPRAvITY.
Another Cutting Serape = One BOY
Caves Another, '-i

tasyps ApetheV'
. sensation boom has apparently struck
Wheeling. It Is in the air, and for the
mast tan DAYS tho wicketlness, deprayity
r"I i',,,os.tass doro,onod Il ta,,,,, Io,,t,,
anu 'u wy. .,. u''e'"peU % "u'! 'V"''u'
TO contemplate. .'iitvE HtV
B Another cutting scrape occurred last
evening" this time in the lower part Of the
city, and what renders II all the moro de-
plorable Is the iact that II was done by n
lad yet in his "teens," while the wounded
bOy IA but eighteen years old Fortunately
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7 VI = .
told her reply, which W@ that in reaching
for powder puff she had upset the lamp,
He had not told her she would die, but had
said her injuries were severe and extensive
Some remarks having been In the mean
time dropped about the presence 81 some
men In the house, Miss Viola and Miss Nc
GTath were, 1t the request Of several Jurors,
recalled and asked concerning this mat-
ter. AS the subject was preached, the house
became
STILL AS DEATH.
The two women Werc separated, and each
catechised alone, but their stories correspond
ed in all important particulars, as did those
OF the men themselves, when afterwards put
upon the stand, 1t seems three young men
had called, and found Mamie and Maud
In the parlor Maud almost Immediately
withdrew, and shortly after those IN the par,
lor heard the cry OF fire, and the girl rushed
through the room with her clothing aflame
As she passed one of the men attempted to
smother the fire, and in so doing burned his
hands The men almost Immediately left,
and all the proof was positive and agreed
that these men knew nothing OF the origin Of
the fire,
When Viola was recalled, Mr.. smythe, Of
the Jury, caused some amusement by his
manner OF cross questioning. He said some
| thingabout this man to whom you refer as o
gentleman" and this girl that you call q
lady" Juryman ClatOr also wanted 70 know
II the men did not consideri 1t their Christian
duty to stay and put out the flames, in spite
Of the exposure,
At late hour the case was gwen to the
Jury who, after DISQUALIFICATION, adjourned
to meet again this evening. I.l
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BR1DGEPORT,
saddle Thief Gagged Police Notes and
N News.

saddle Thief Cased-POliee Notes and
III News, n
silar Conway banged George McPher-
sons front hair, for which he paid s. and
costs, 5-,. N r"...... 'aI.li
Fred Bier got on 30 much beer that he
was compelled to liquidate in the sum Of
q and costs, .
Samuel Worrells and Samuel Stone.
braker paid 81 and costs each for the fun
Of being drunk and disorderly.
Nv. Gaudy and Tom Russell called on
Mayor Robinson yesterday morning and
paid into the city treasury $40 and costs
each for bombarding Brudebaker's Baloon
last Saturday night
Mrs. Porter yesterday complained to
Mayor Robinson that one Mrs. Jenkins
had whipped her daughter. For this harp.
Ing on somebody's daughter, Mrs. Jenkins
paid one dollar and costs. Mrs Jenkins
then entered complaint against Mrs. Porter
for abusive language and a fine Of one dol
lar, and costs, was imposed and paid; after
which, both women marched home hap.
Ply.
w. E. Clausen, q resident Of Belmont
county near IIarrisville, on last Wednes.
day night stole two saddles, and for an hour
Of more chased a horse on which TO bring
the saddles to market, Failing In catching
the horse he mounted himself and rode
himself by easy relays into Bridgeport,
where he found purchaser In one John
HILL The next day the owner Of the stolen
saddle came to town, and on his informa-
ton Clausen was arrested, He confessed
and was lodged In Jail to await trial.
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EyANGEi;LISE.,g,
initial Performance Of the season at IN
opera House Last Night, N'


Opera House Last Night, y VIII \.
Evangeline at the Opera House last night
considering the warm weather brought out
u large aud respectable audicncc-onc well
pleased with the entire performance
aside from the lack Of an orchestra IN con.
ncction with the piano accompaniment al.
though the new orchestra pleased well the
audience with their music before The curtain
rose, and between acts. ir-i.
The extravaganza was mitch the same rs
when given here Inst year the SAME fisher.
man, as usual creating mitch mirth, and was
we'll worth the price Of admission. p fi'if
The EvAngClinO Of Miss Hattie Richardson
taken oil In all was very decided success,
Especially III her Musical eiibfts did she cap
tlvat6 The audience. ~ .aIi d :.
Miss Iatkalle, as Gabriel, ably took her
part, and the singing Of these two was de-
cided feature Of the evening
The Capt. DIETRICH, Of James a. StufgiS,
was gottehup after the pattern Of Puek't well
known eafiCatufes OF Roscoe COnkling, and
very decidedly brought down The house OH
his first Importance, "a well as by numerous
hits relative to Washington, Albany, U. g.
Senate, etc. His alluSion 10 our own Domi-
nick Morris gave a clear Indication OF the
esteem In which that officer Is held for his
faithful Performance of his dtties Y q Y III
All Ii oil the petiofniance was good d its
kind, and the opening Of our COY little
Opefa House for the season was one Of sue.
who ara deserving Of success for their efforts
In living 5ut city good companies and for
their efjfks To have everything Ia good or
fibr With non fiAHnnnlV attendants ~
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Some excitement was caused yesterday
ly the arrest by Constable 1nuchllh Of two
boys, George Taylor and Robert Lut1, on a
charge Of disturbing the peace and quiet Of
Ida Holidays house Of evil repute on Mar
ket street above Tenth. Mr.. Cractait de.
Tended the boys. lAtCllin admitted that
he bad not seen the offence, nor had he a
warmth, II,itz WIS fined S. and costs, and
required 10 give bond In $50 for six months
TO keep the peace. Taylor was discharged.
Mr.. CfaCaft took MI appeal In LutI's Case,
and will test The authority OF the arrest.
IAnchlin will to-day I've artnigned before
Squire Fclber for assault and battery, hav.
Ing struck TAYLOR r
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P1ETsnURam ExPosrTToN
And PennsyIVanIa State FaIr.

The Fifth Annual Exhibition OF the Pitts.
burgh Exposition Society, and Twenty-eighth
Exhibition Of the Pennsylvania State Agri-
cultural Society will be opened to the pub
lie, In the City Of Pittsburgh, on Monday,
Sept 9th, 1881, Each year witnesses many
additional attractions at the Exposition, and
this year the combining Of tho State Fair
with the Exposition will increase the attrac-
tons for the visitor The departments OF
Art, Science, Agriculture, Horticulture, etc,
will be fully represented. The buildings and
grounds will DO illuminated with electric
light, and grand concerts be given every ai.
ternoon and evening by the Great Western
Band. The State Fair department will close
September 18th. The Exposition will re.
main open until October Sth.
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personal PRNCILINGs.
Pleasant Points About People We Al
Know.

Know. I'a,
Mn VIM. Rolf isOn a visit to friends in
Capt D. D. Dovencr and wife returned last
evening from Asbury Park. adm.
Mrs. James Henry Is visiting her father,
Henry Heck, at Ravenswood, W,
h, II, Brown, late Sheriff Of Hancock coun.
ty was at tho Auditors office yesterday
settling up his accounts, .I .DH.l
Mr. Harry Stewart, the genial clerk OF Nc
CullOugh's drug store, returned last evening
from twelve days vacation.
Mrs. Charlie Howell, and her mother Mrs.
I.ashlCy, returned last evening from Morgan
town, where they have been sunmcring.
Nod and Ran stalnakcr got home from the
White Sulphur Springs yesterday, Charlie
johnson was left alone TO hold tue fort for
Wheeling. ...'..
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. o. Taylor and Misses Ida
Frew and Laura Harden, who have been en-.
joying the sea breezes at Cape May, returned
home yesterday afternoon. ~ ~
Judge 0kty johnson and family returned
to their home on the Island yesterday from
Charleston, Jefferson county, where they have
been staying during the session Of the
Supreme Court of Appeals. VII '"1,t.f ~
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RELLAIRE
HeWSy LEGAL Lines from Our Thriving
NeIEhhor.

NelghbOF.
Mrs, P. 7. King is home and her children
will soon follow,
The Catholic school will begin its fall term
on the first Monday Of September,
NV. COulsOn has accepted q position as
travelling salesman for Pittsburgh firm,
Dubois & McCoy's planning mill has been
enlarged by an extension at the north end,
Nail City Lantern Co., Is the address on
letter at the pOstoiiice that waits for two
cent stamp,
Rev. Gordon left for his new charge at
Alton, Illinois ON the first train after church
Sunday evening.
The middle ferry nov runs till o'clock
but Thursday II begins to stop for the night
ut O'Clock In the evening. I..
Notwithstanding the exceedingly low river,
Q barge Of water melons did get up Tuesday.
They were gobbled up quickly,
A long trestle has been built by which coal
cars are run from Kelly's coal works clear
around the Belmont glass house at the south
side, ~.
There are several bad cases OF diphtheria
reported from below the creek, but from
other parts Of town there are reports OF u les'
number Ofnew cases,
Wheeling night soil Is brought down JUS
to the Marshall county line. II 1t is al
right to put 1t In the river, why not put 1t II
opposite Wheeling2
One barber, Gather, keeps his shop open OF
Sunday, although all the other BARRIERS have
agreed to shut on that day, and are keepinl
their agreement, II Is owing to the insignia
Cance Of this barber that the Others do no
insist ON his prosecution,
Abe Johnson, a Union street Saloon.keeper
shot himself In the hand, Monday evening
while out hunting. He placed his hand OF
the muzzle Of his gun while climbing icnc
and the load was discharged into Ills hand
tearing 1t fearfully. DR., Kuz decided thu
the hand must be amputated, and, after SOY
eral Wheeling surgeons had been sent for an
confirmed the opinion, he took off the hand
J.E DObler, the Mayors clerk, has bee
blown up by number Of people, and wit
reason. He stood in front Of the Mayor
office Tuesday forenoon and fired ut do
with q gigantic horse pistol. The dog was o.
the pavement at GOr6y's, or ut least his lin
Of fire was up in that direction, The shaft
ratified among the rods Of Crafts awning IN
two boys, named Handley and Griffith, wer
hit and blood drawn. One or two shot
glanced into Crafts store. We might as wei
say the dog was not hit at all,
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WEATIiER iNnIcATIONN.
Admitted 10 record,

Clerk Hook yesterday admitted TO record
two deeds of trust and the deed in fee made
May 10th, by W. ]. W. Cowden to A. II. KIN.
minis, IN consideration Of the sum Of 5000,
for Atl undivided one.lalf interest In piece
Oi real estate In Elm Grove, Triadelphia dis.
triCt, being portion Of the Kruger property
or shepard estate lying at the junction Of the
National road withthc road leading to Dallas
Marshall comfy, and containing six and a
hhlf NrFnq
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Said a sufferer from kidney troubles when
asked to try Kidncy.Woft an try II but
II will be MY last dose" The man got well,
and isnow recommending the remedy 10 all.
When arrangement Of the stomach acts up
on the kidneys and liver, bringing disease
and pain, Kidney.Wort Il the true remedy.
II removes the cause and cures the disease.
LIQUID livery ronrentrated) or dry act equal.
u etieiently,-Am. CuNitdtoT, NWFGw,
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EXCURSION ARRANoEAfENrs

The Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and st. Louis
Railway CompAny-Pan.Eandle Route-will
sell cheap excursion tickets to Pittsburgh
and return for all regular trains from Sept.
9th 70 Oct. It'll, tickets good for two days In.
Guiding date of salc, and special cheap excur.
slOns will b.. run on Tuesday, Sept. 9th, and
Thursdays, Sept. 10th, I'D, 18th and Oct. 9th.
:, Apply to ]. N. Belleyllle, Agent, 7. W. 4
ny. Depot foot OF Eleventh street, Wheeling,
W. Va, for excursion tickets
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A Fortunate TaiIor.

Mr.. r. s. Kearney, tailor In the house OF
Warner 4 Searlcs,. Of Vicksburg Miss, has
been the fortunate winner Of half the capital
prize In the Louisiana State Lottery, $4,000.
The lncky number was. 7s,ll2. Mr.. Kearney
CAME from Memphis about six months ago
and good natured In the extreme. His EN-.
plOyers speak Of him In unbOunded terms Of
praise and compliment and are as much re.
jOieed at his. streak Of good fortune Is the
lucky man, himself. - ielstury, lfs., Hraid,
J@ly'1s' wtw
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THE sTRANGER IDENTIYED.
A story Of seduetion-The Inarmar!
Baby,

baby.
The baby that was left on the doorstep
Of Jacob Berger, Esq, last Monday evening,
has been identified and its mother Is
known, md its Identification reveals au-
other Case Of badness, with which this
vicinity has Of late been flooded,
About the middle OF July Commissioner
Caldwell was approached by two ladies
who informed him that there was q young
woman in town about TO be confined, and
they wished her sent to the Inirmary,
They were adverse TO telling who the girl
was, but as that was necessary before she
could be admitted, the young woman
was produced, and found by Mr., Caldwell,
to he u girl not yet fifteen yearso although
looking older both in form and feature.
She gave the name Of Cora Caddle and said
SHE came from Belpre, a small place few
miles down the river, where she had been
seduced. I. U...'a Dbl. $50. r..lI
The proper order for her admittance to
the lnRrmary was given, and she entered
July 10Th. On the 18th inst she gave birth
to d healthy boy, and on Monday dlap-
peared with her boy Among the posses.
sions left behind were found two letters,
one addressed to her dated august 9th
and signed Jennie" The other, dated
august 2Sth," was written to Cora
and addressed to "Mr. j. @. Archer,
No. ITO Water street. Wheeling" LISA
reply to tho first one, which was full Of
kindly wishes. Cora in her letter says, n
am coming in town, for II keep Il any
longer wont want to give It up" She re.
peats this several times, and says she will
DO in town by Wednesday. ' l.l.'. N
The baby has been identified by. Captain
Plankey as the one that the girl left with
It is still at the Hospital, Where the girl ID,
Is not known, She was conliCal looking
person, being rather feshy and wore short
dresses. ~ i3 ''f'
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Tn Famous Merchant Tailor, 20 Twelfth
street, has opened at tile above stand with a
first elias line OF foreign and domestic wool.
ensfor the fall season. II. II. MansbaCli, the
proprietor, has had years Of experience and
guarantees al who favor him with q call a
perfect finish in style and quality Of goods.
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FIRE! PIRE!..LOOk out for the Great
Sale Of our Popular Mems and Boys
Clothing, slightly damaged by water dur
Ing the recent Fire. For further partlc-
nlars sec next weeks advertisement.
Oehm & Co., One Price ClOthlOrs. ..,
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wrote an illinois girl 10 her Eastern relatives,
'She took hittOts for a long time hut without
any good. go when she heard Of the virtues
Of Ridney.Wort, she got q box and II las
completely cured her, so that she can do "A
much work now as Rhe could before We NOV.
cd West. Since she has got well everyone
about here is taking It." Sc adj, AwEAw,
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A MASS MEETING
Suggested 10 Take Action on the u. 4 o.
Extension Matter. ''"'.

EdItots IntcllIrtncer 17l'I TT7E -IHIlT' ~!
Unless speedy understanding shall be
reached between tho city authorities and the
Baltimore h Ohio Railroad Company rs to
the route Of the latter through the city, re.
spec fully suggest that mass meeting Of
citizens DO called for the appointment Of a
committee OF ten to cooperate with the Coun.
Gil Committee In the effort to secure practi-
cal solution Of the matter. The large interests
involved demand prompt settlement Of the
existlngeontr0yeBy, aside from all prejudiCes
and past differences, And our Council, no
doubt, would be glad to have the aid OF
citizens outside OF their body to effect an
object so desirable, .... CITIZEN.
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Commissioners SalC-Daniel Lamb,
Wanted-Ginseng Seed Cones. ....
Small Dwelling House For Sale.
For Rcnt-W. Il. McCaskey.
Boy Wanted.
New GOods-W II. Rlnelart.
Picnic aud Excursion.
Wunted-IIady Agents. ..r...... .....
Misunderstanding.
Religious Proclamation.
Sccond.lImd Organ-WilsOn & banner.
Wanted TCaChCr-llead Of Local,
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This Branch came to order at T;45 O'Clock,
with President Scott In the chair, and all
The members present except MeSsrs. Escli.
strith, Hoffman, Armstrong and Steele.
The minutes Of tho previous meeting we're
read and adopted.
The report Of the Committee on Fire De.
partment was takenup, and the first resolu.
ton paying certain bills was adopted. The
second, the one in relation to the purchase oil
d No. 2enginC, already referred TO in this pa.
per, was discussed 10 large extent, some
wanting No, /. Others wanted TO know the
capacity Of each, and the cost AT last, on
motion Of Mr. Kimberly, the matter was re.
fefred back TO The committed for figures,
That nged paper, the ordinance Rbplshing
e4tranen In the fire department and substi.
tuting paid department, was read first
tihe and referred back to the committee.
A small report from the Committee Oh Or
dinances was adopted. II recommended an
ordinance In relation TO cows running at
large and regulating cess pools.
The Committee on Cemeteries made an TN.
important report which was adopted
The report Of tho Committee on Scales OF.
detihg paid certain bills, was adopted also
an ordinance establishing public scales OIL
F6rty.eighth street, 10 be known as the Boggs'
Run scales.
The report Of the Special Conference Com.
mittee on the salary Of assistant Lookup keep.
er was received and adopted, II places tile
salary at 80 per month.
The opening Of South Penn street again
came up In the shape Of a petition asking for
It's opening and improvement 10 the Fair
Grounds. Mr. Kimberly made one Of his
greatest efforts aud substituted resolution
ordering the Solicitor to take proper steps To.
wards condGmning whatever PROPERTY might
in the way Of the opening After a hig die.
custom II was adopted, and The llrancl took
a recess In qr!let 10 gu up stairs and listen TO
the railroad discussion.
Pending the discussion Of the opening Of
the street, MI. Iilldreth presented a fesolu.
ton to the effect that the line Of South Broad.
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Az influential New York daily we observe
mentions the case Of Mrs. Won WEIGHS n[
Spring Valley, n. Y, who, after she had been
given up by physicians To die Of severe In.
ilammAtory stomach trouble, had st. Jacobs
oil applied, by her own choice, and was res
cnCd from the grave, NfIHAEl tIt1 /.
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EVERYBODY, uses now the Acme Baking
Powder! II ID OH easy matter to make light
cakes with y In purity and strength Il can
not be exCeIled. N..
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If you are thinking Of buying n watch
put II of until you have seen the Colum'
bus Watch sold by Miller 4 Franzheim.
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TIN soluble phosphites and the other life
sustaining principles composing Fellows Hy.
pOllosphites IRE so carefully proportional
and so judlciously mingled that tlicir action
upon the nerves, MUSCLES and membranes in
imparting vitality strength and healthy
action, Is generally apparent within twenty.
four hours, and the good effects experienced
are ola permanent Misunderstanding. IN
-.... .......t , t In. .t MwRkw,
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Eye, car, throat and nose successfully
treated. Catatth, crooked eyes and ali
Juniors about head cured. $50 Penn avenue,
Pittsburgh spGctacles adjusted.
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my son had an abscess in his side that
discharged two quarts Of matter. 'Lindsey's
Blood Searcher' cured him. ]. r. Brooks,
gainesville, Ohio t nav
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The following shows the range Of the Their.
momctcr, MS observed Mt schncprs drug store,
Opera House corner, yesterday
"a, N1gM.3r. 7A.N.l2N.sf.N7P.N
is IS 10 50 q " % 81
s.l WEATHER iNblcArroNa g'i nt
wAsntSaroS, August 3O.-For Tennessee
and the Ohio Valley partly cloudy wealth.
er, occasional ruln, s0uthwesterly winds,
stationary temperature, stationary OF lower
pressure. H. ,lGH ~.
For the Lower Lake Region, fair weather
wind mostly Southwcsterly, stationary or
higher temperature, gcnernlly lower pressure
For the Upper Lake Region, fair weather,
winds mostly suuthweSterly, stationary tenn.
prraturr, stationary or higher pressure.
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NEW Fall Goods, at John Roemers No.
2Otl and 2O2i Main street Fifty t,isres
new styles. of btocade and plain Cashfiieres
at l2Ncents. One hundred pieces OF choicr
calico at o cents. Other goods In proportion,
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% THE usual merchants lunch at the New
Mcclure House Sample Rooms daily.