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nRInaEPoRr.
IIIness Of mr.. McDonaId- Railroad Acct.
dent-Other Interesting Items.

IIIness Of mr.. McDOnAId- RaIIrOad Acct
dent-OtheF Interesting Items.
Business OF ali kinds Is q little dull, except
that OF the ice mAn aud lsger beer saloons.
Will Martin, a nswS.man on The north end
Of theT. Y. Railroad, met with q narrow es.
cape by falling from the tain aud being
dragged, by Lis clothes catching.
John Patterson and Mr.. Pratt, who were
hurt on the 7. v. Railroad, are both recover
Ing.
The ordinance which recently passed
Council aud has gone into effect, prohibiting
cows from running at large, has some few
enemies among those who own cows, but the
people generally highly approve Of ! as q last
and good law and ask for liz rigid enforce.
monk
On next Tuesday evening, at a Meeting OF
Council, q proposition will 10 offered 10 ex.
pend two thousand dollats In the erection OF
anew jail and Couacil chamber. The present
jail Is inadequate 10 both blIe and security,
and the Council chamber Is not a. 10 have d
hog fght In.
]. q. 4. MCDONALD, Esq On account Of
yhose dangerous illness was given In yeater.
day Issue, Of this paper, took q change for
The better Just SS lie was despaired Of az mid.
night, Thursday nlglt. He has since been
improving very slowly. All. day yesterday,
and until late hour last night, be was In q
critical and suffering conditf n. Four doctors
were In attendance, and while they say he ID
not out OF danger, they express strong hopes
OF bis recovery His mother and two brothers
and other relatives arrived yeaterdby, and
were with him. A hest Of synpathizlng
Sam Turner, Of Philadelphia, 10 visiting
biz mother In Rtidsepstt after an absence Of
Ave years LE.T,
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me Washing GAnE OfbnsVeSore heanFn
ennhuFnsa bat Healthy, $50 % the
Nh9is RisaSod via EhslF WeFS ana
1is RsaallS,
Up on the Sidney, yesterday SiteInoon,
the Sidney which has taken the place Of.
the St. Lawrence, came q gang Of Drowned
bat heallhful and ioviAl young men, arm
cd with level, transit and plumb. They
were returning from q several weeks trip
down the Ohio river surveying and AAcer-
tanning the cheapest, best and most prac'
teal route for the proposed Wheeling,
PslkersburR 4 Charleston railroad. The
party was composed oil B, W. Peterson,
Frank Stanton, Frank Woodmansae, r, g..
Norton, Robert Smith, Key DsfibRugh,
w. +. WEters and A. ]. Norton.
Only hasty interviews could be gotten
out Of the crowd. Each and every mem.
Der was In . hurry 70 get home and
cleaned up to see their family, friends
and to again enjoy some Of the sWsea Of
civilization.
With reference TO the river route, one oil
the party proclaimed that the line along
the river between Wheeling and ParkOrs.
burg and between the latter city and
Ravsnswood was entirely the most practi.
cable, and affirmed his opinion that 1t
would be one Of the easiest and most
cheaply constructed roads In the country,
"The heaviest grade" said he, sis only
fifteen feet 10 the mile"
"And what Is the feeling among prop.
erty holders about the right OF WRy?"
asked the reporter.
"Att tine northern end Of Marshal county
there is much opposition to the road. At
the lower end Of the county the people
want the road, and badly, too. In Wet.
eel, Pleasant, Tyler aud Wood the excep-
ton Is rare 10 hear any one speak against
tho proposed road, The large majority
favor it, and l don't think there will be
any difficulty in seCuringthe right Of way,
which will be attempted anyway, In the
next two or three weeks, II landowners
consult their own interests they will do
all In their power to secure this road
through their lands"
"The preliminary survey, then, is en-
tirely completely"
mo not quite, but q gang will finish 1t
in q few days. There were four gangs
out, one In charge Of Walker Peterson
from Wheeling and the others under
Messrg: Schubert, Mcdonnell and Rey-
nolds,"
"How much OF a line was run alto
gethsr2"
"Ahout two hundred and Atty miles"
Anything more this EVENING""
"Not this evening" Some other veaper
hour"
"Good EVENING""
"Good EVENING""
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sion Of the New Tsstamept continuing his
lalterndEY sIentnE,algrpop on ha EnslIh
Rev. Gordon will conduct communion sci.
vices At the Presbyterian Church Sunday fore
nnou- his fnt communion with his nsW con-
creation.
James =. Morrison has gone to bis old
home in Scotland on business and pleasure,
The men At the nail WoFks could not see
that the rain had cooled theRir Of the factory
any and they quit work at 8 O'Clock Friday
afternoon. a thermometer which hung
where the feeders work indicated one hun.
drad and twelve degrees,
q Various orders have bsen issued looking to
the saving Of Water. the last being an order
from Geo II. Mutb, chief Of the fre depart.
ment torbiddins the use Of water by the hose
companies for practice.
By the old custom Of allowing householdsn
to pace steps and cellar doors on The pave
ment, in certain limits and the extension Of
1t ~ areas such hs surround the new bank
building, some trouble Is likely TO come.
When Workmon got ready Friday morning 70
put up Q stairway over this area into q door.
way n Tie north end OF the building Mr..
CLARK, who owns and occupies the adjoining
building, most ds'idedly objected and iorhaGG
the progress Of the work, Toe city council
was asked TO come and zee the place and de-
eide something about the matter. Mr., CLARK
complains that his property Ia obstructed BY
the 8 AiFWSy.
Mayor CrissWell has put on some heavy
fines for disOrderIy drunkenness that may
make a certain clasS Of young men more care
full.
There are other ways Of killing dogs thar
BY poisoning. as the report Of q piltol on Bel
mont street, Friday morning, FOLLOWED by thu
prolonged bowling Of a dog, admoniShSd thC
people in that neighborhood. D. H. Darrat
shot Sam RlotE's dog for mapping at bis leg
and tearing his p%antaloons, R.C.F.N
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Business dull on the landing.
Thu anniiA nnssnh dnwn vnainrdnr.

Business dull on the landing.
The Scotia passed down yesterday.
The X. j. Grace Is nov on the docks.
Weather yesterday very hot 'and clear.
Only the low water boats are running now.
The Mcconnell, light, passed up yesterday.
Water guSge three fsette inches last even.
ing, and failing.
The Diurnal Jeff for Madison yesterday u
go on the dry docks there. The Mall'e Raeon
takes her place In The PafketSburg trade.
The 5ldnty takes the place Of The 81. Law.
renee to-day, leaving for Cincinnati at 8 P n.
The b. Lawrence lays up for higher water al
that point,
The AhS packet eelOta, running in the Biz.
tefByille trade, Cept VIM. Dillon, master, and
Will Dillon, clerk, Is doing q fine business.
she is COmmOdiouA swift aud reliable, and 10
tflcefed BY polite and attentive gentlemen,
She leaves tie city wharf every aftertoon.
An s3eh,nge. referring 10 river fteighti,
haJAj There hiss be- n more travelling by
boat this year than there ever was since
steamers were set afoat on the Ohio. PITTS.
bufgh's exports but for one week have reached
the enormous amount Of 827, 900 tons, being
far In excess NJ any city In the country for the
length Of time. This one week's river
traffic Is larger than that OF oil the railroads
eentefihg at Pittsburgh put together for one
hole MONTH During the greater psft OF the
the " Louis packets have not been
able 10 carry the freight Offered, large lots
Of from i,00j to 1,400 tons having often 10 be
Similar activity has characterized
the trade at steubenVille and Oth,f pofts along
The river. Evidently the river trade n not
dying out and there u no telling what Il
would amount 10 WithA proper Improvement
81 this great patutal Highway
PrrfnuaoH, July 8,-RiV6r one foot ons
Inch and stationary. Weather clear and hot
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CHuRuH NurEs.
Services To.mOrrOw-1he weather Too
Hot for Might Service.

Services To.mOFFOw-1he weather too
Hot for Might Service.
For some reason many Of the miniptera
failed to send in notices Of their church
services tomorrow. We infer, however,
that the weather Influenced them some.
what, and that resting In O cool place they
did not choose TO excite Precipitation by
walking To the Office.
As the weather grows warmer only the
morning services will be held.
At the First Presbyterian church Rev.
D. A. Cunningham, the pastor, will preach
in The morning Rt 1890 o'clock. No ser.
vice In the evening.
Rev. O, +. Masden, pastor, will preach
OF the Fourth Street NJ. z. Church In the
morning. There will be no service In the
evening.
First Reformed Episcopal Church, Mo.
Fart Hall, Rev. VIM. Henry Barnes, Rec.
tor. Sabbath School at 0 A. N. Public
services at l0:30A. n. and 1880 R.H. Seats
fred.
International Sabbath School lesson 10.
morrowi The Coming Deliverer-Exodus
l, 8 Is. Golden text, Hebrews II, "a.
At First English Evangelical Lutheran
Church, Sixteenth street, adjoining the
postofice, Rev. s. B. Barnilz will preach
tomorrow at 1890 A, NJ. and 1880 p. NJ,
and will address the Sunday spheol In
the afternoon.
The usual services at the Baptist Church
tomorrow. The pastor, Rev. ], Il. Mul.
ford, will preach In the morning on 1.-THE
Two Ooronationsj' T. In the evening on "a
fearless Heaven" Strangers cordially
invited TO both sefviCes.
According 10 . letter In the Baltimore
Catholic Mirror several changes have lately
been made by Bishop Kahn in the diHpo.
eition q priests in this diocese. The Rey.
John Murray. Of the Cathedral, goes 70
LeEisbuts and missions, In Gteenbfiet
county; Rev. VIM. Silvaip, OF Abingdon,
goes 10 MI. De Ohsntsl as chaplain and
Rev. John Reynolds, al Mt De Chantal,
goes to Santa CLARA, poddtidEe county.
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RELLAIaE.
Church, PsrSosSI, Factory, ABd liisesi.
1Ahe0us N1sntIon,

Church, Personal, Factory, and hIaeeI
lAneonS 11sntIOn.
Mrs Keller died Friday morning at Tho
home Of her daughter, Ms. WIN. sinrsm, or
Guernsey street. She had been a Rr.si
sufferer fora long time. The funeral Il Al ont
O'Clock Saturday afternoon.
James Simpson, Of ijwef Beiiaite, Va,
buried near Nlngo, Friday forenoon. BE
was Oh old citizen Of BellaifS and much re.
Spected by all bis acquaintance.
There 10 10 be q meeting al City Hail al half
past four Sunday afternoon To take action In
regard 10 aiding the cause OF the Irish
patfiots in ireland.
The BellAife post Of the Grand Army Of the
Republic Is 10 be mustered Ia with The follow
Ing ntic -: Post Commander. Fred Ebetle;
Senior Vice Poat COMMANDED, y. II. Lee
Junior Vice Post Commander, WIN. q. Gfaf.
ton: QuAftefmAStef, Peter =. Osborn; Ser.
geant, 8 u. GAftard chaplain, j. NJ. Rich.
ArdSont Officer OF the Day. LeVi Caasell; on.
Ger Of The Guard, Henry Cfimmel. Many Of
the soldiers OF this post ere young men and
may reasonably hope 10 outllve hundreds Of
Dthef poStS, and keep alive for many YEAR
The DAYS OF The Great Rebellion.
The picnic in Rodeief's Grove out The
Winding Hill Saturday, promises 10 Be Gn
enjoyable stf,lt.
RSv. 8. 3 Dsan, Of the Disciples Church,
will preach Sunday evening on the new tOt.
"| H a. II
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The 1inbly Institute has secured The
services Of MI. A. R. whitehill and Mr..
Robt. Dal4ell Gs teachers for the coming
year. Mr.. Dalzell was associated with
Prof Birch Ia It's late successful manage.
ment, and IL, as our readers generally
know, 4 highly educated gentleman, who
has had considerable experience q q ptO.
lessor. Prof. Whitehill 10 4 distinguished
graduate Of Ffiuceton College, where be
carried OF n Of the iellowBhips several
years sgo, and has since studied al Lelp.
aic, ID Germany. He has been principal
for some time past Of al academy In 0al.
iiofhia, and comes here only because Il "a
near To The home Of bis parents at Beaver
Falls, Pa. These gentlemen will, We feel
sure, fully maintain the hith reputation Of
The Institute, and maks Il school where
boys can be fitted iot entering the id.
VAnced classes In colleges.
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Rienie, Camp Heeusg, PeFaOnAl an1
GeaaRal LOeAl HOesS.
Tia n. I. Sunday School pIcnicked at HOd.
gins Grove, near Portland, on the Fourth.
Ths A. n. 7, Camp Meeting was not as
great a suecess anandally As was expected.
Mis- Hattie WaEwood, who formerly re-
aided here, iSin town visiting hsfoOusIn, Mis-
Emily WAfwood.
ssVenl Of the boys will thisaftsrnoon
to join the camping party in Brooke county.
An infant child Of John Bolss, the bon
packer at the Laushlin Works was buried on
viii and Frank ohalfant who recently
graduated at lafayette College, EGSton, Pa,
are In town visiting friends.
Several hRhs have occurred on the streets
this last Eeek, creating considerable disturb
anee, Thus far the officials have made NO
Dr.. ". q. Halls Office windows have bsep
decorated with handsome aWnipRs' he Sorf
Of Mssars, Bone q Lyle.
An employe ct epeuce'B Works, by the
name OF lyme, had his hand severely In
inr'd while saving with q circular saw on
Wednesday morning.
Messra, Ellis and Hill and Misses Walters
and Crawford. from Pittsburgh, who were
Visitingl Miss Platti McNeely, In the grove,
returned home Tuesday.
John McD4nlels, for whom the festival was
given, died ThurSday afternoon ut three
o'clock OF consumption, FunPral this morn
ing Of ten O'Clock. Interment In Wh5eling.
MI. D; K. DilWorth, telegraph operator here,
thinks the pure air OF Brooke county Is inVig.
Grating. he Is resting from his labors for two
or three weeks,
The Mcdaniel festival nettsd $40 II; gosa
receipts. $3.50 90. expenses, t8S 81. The fJl.
lowing individuals were the lucky contestants
for tbs prizes offered; Mr.. Howard Deitch,
cane; Mta, Perry snodgrasS, COW; Nj. o. D.
McCarty, sat Of drafting Instruments.
About fifteen couple OF Martins Ferry
upper ten left IN the Abner 0'NGal Wednes.
day afternoon for Brooke county, in the
~neighborhood Of Independence, with tbs in
tsnton Of camping out for Q few days. The
party will return on Monday.
The Fourth passed of very quietly here,
nothing unusual going on, with tue exception
Of o picnic In the grove, The town, appar.
emily, seemed deserted, a. q great many oil
our citizens with their families excurted IA
outside attractions.
List evening the event OF the tWenty.ffth
anniversary OF their marriage ceremony wal
held BY Nj. and Mrs. Rev. 8, Y. Kennedy Of
the N. 3, parsonage, Mr., aud NfS. K. were
the recipients OF quite Q number Of hand
some and valuable presents In the shape o.
silver ware by their many iriendS, and al
who were present spent an enjoyable evening
long 10 DO remembered.
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Two Sad Ae~eIdenis-IhO TeAeheFS' InstI.
tate-FIno Standardization or the
New Odd RelloWh' Hall, etc.
EAtRunnn TnIv


FAIRMoST, July 8.
Editors 1ntelllgencaft
Two sad accidents have occurred In our
community within the past few days. The
first was at the shaft Of the West Fairmsnt
Mines, near GAINESVILLE, where two men were
severely injured. A blast had failed 10 90 of,
and the miners, supposlng the powder had
become wet, went down and began drilling
out the hole for another blast, when q terrible
explosion took place. OF the FIVE men work.
ing In the shaft but two were down at this
time. One, 0 Mr.. Howey, IL badly cut about
the legs. and he may lose both eyes. The
other, Paddy Kinney, Is severely scratched
and burnt but not SeriouSly.
Yesterday morning Q young mar by the
name Of Carter, residing near town, got on
the way train West. leaving here about nine
O'Clock. After riding q few miles, for some
strange reason he got on top Of the rear car,
and when the train was rounding q curve ct 0
rapid rate near Pennington, he lost his hold,
and falling OF, was thrown violently against
q telegraph pole. Some men near by saw
him fall and he was taken 10 Pennington,
expiring q short time after. The remains
were brought to his stricken parents on the
next train,
The Institute continues with an increasing
attendance, there being III enrolled now.
This unanimous expression among the teach.
ers present, a,hat Profs. Laid and De Graf
have no superiouB as Institute instructors.
IAstnight Prof. Do Graft delivered 0 fine I'D.
dress upon elements Of Success toa very In.
telligent Audlente. The Institute will close
this afternoon. Among the live. enterprising
Principals present, from q distance, We were
glad 10 meet Prot W. H. Anderson, Of thu,
Fourth Ward, Wheeling, and Prof, A. L..
Purintou, Superintendent Of the Parkerburg
schools. President D. D. Purinton, OF the
University, was also In attendance. Our
teachers have received much instruction and
many incentives during this week Of intellec-
tual lab N.
The dedicatory services OF the new Odd
Fellow Hall were largely attended LAST
night, the members Of the Order and their
friends being out en- masSe. In the absence OF
Judge Brown, Grand Master, Thoa. W. Elem.
Ing, OF this place, Past Grand, conducted the
exercises, after which Jtne houra we're spent
In a social way, with Ice cream, etc, In
abundance.
We had a fine rain yesterday afternoon
about 8 o'clock and quite q storm last night.
Outside OF the blowing down OF wheat shocks
and corn we have heard OF no serious damaae,
although the wind blew very hard. YeeOta.
ton is much revived this morning, o.
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POSTOPFIOE POIHrs.
Gossip About "Uncls Sam's" PaithTaI
MISUNDERSTANDING.

Gossip About "Uncle sans" RaithFal
MISUNDERSTANDING.
AL, Glass takes to his new duties 90 reg
lister clerk very kindly,
The new Watchdog beats the baby ele'
plant for size.
The circulars Issued by Postmaster ster'
ling containing the common errors q letter
writer will fall into are handy things to
have in the counting room,
Some people think II they put a stamp
on q letter that 10 all that is necessary Ia
take 1t to Its destination. Yesterday q
number OF letters were sent to the dead
letter Office % unavailable. They were
directed TO such places as "Greenbrier, W,
Va" "Oow Valley, W, Va" aud "Pleas.
ant Valley, W. Va" II you don't know
where you want q letter togo, there 10 moi
much use to drop II in the office and OK.
pect the clerks. 10 think for you. Posi-.
lively they cau'l do It.
This weather Ia awful on the letter car.
riers. Superintendent Myers ought Ia
furnish them with "iCs pads"
~ was OoI' NuAum TURN Culb week 70
seek some "boundless contiguity oil
shade" but he Is holding back and will
take his chances for getting of In the fall
when pAwpaws are ripe, Snpt. Frank
Johnson, Of the mail service, will leave on
the 10Th for o two weeks vacation.
The boys say "Tom Thumb" Carliu
sleeps with his feet out the delivery win.
dow these hot nlRhtB,
The clerical force will be uniformed
10 q few weeks. It 10 all the style In the
big cities. The material will be navy blue
cloth and brass buttons. The suit will add
greatly. to the stunning appearance Of some
OF the boys.
Chief Clerk Reilly reports that the re.
ceipts from the gale Of stamps and stamped
envelopes, for the six months ending June
S0th, 1881, were Sl8,s2S 70. Below 10 given
a table showing the Gales Of each month
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Geo. Matthews PFobAbIy Fatally IpIuFed
near BanWOod, Yesterday.

y SUI ANANNA@t A%At~NSh
YssterdsyHfternoon Mr., Geo. Matthews,
who Is the proprietor OF q mineral water
establishment In the North End, was de.
livsEine goods in Bsnwood, aud starting
home about 2 o'clock, attempted to cross
the Baltimore q Ohio railroad 1.-THE River
aide turnaee,snd was run down by 3 train
going east. The mules he was driving be.
came unmAnaRsable, and before he could
clear the track the tender OF the engine
struck the hind part Of the wagon. Mr.,
Matthews was thrown out by the shock
against q telegraph pole, sustaining severe
injuries about the head. His son, aged
about Is years, was also thrown out, aud
was badly, though notseVeTely cut about
the head and lace by the fragments Of the
broken bottles. He was thought to be
seriously injured at first, remaining un.
conscious for some time. He soon, re-
ViVed, however, under the application Of
restorAtiyes, and suffers no bodily injury
except the cuts mentioned.
Matthew injuries are probably fatal,
the shock he sustained in coming In
contact with the telegraph pole affecting
his brain. Mr., Matthew Altmyer went "a
the assistance Of the injured man and
summoned DR., Leonard Eskey, Of BEN
wood, who accompanied Mr.. Matthews "a
his home In this city at No. $40 Main
street. When he was made comfortable
at home Drs. Allen, Baird and UlriCh
were sent for and heidi consultion with
Or. Eskey. The patient had internal
hemorrhages and was bleeding at the ear
aud vomiting when the physiclana ar
rived, but alter trestment he was resting
easier. The physicians Consider Mr.
Matthew'S condition very critical, and
that his recovery is very doubtful. Al
last accounts there was no change for the
worse, and II the patient survives the
night there will be some chance of.his pull
ling through,
Mr.. Matthews was a sober, industrious
citizen and has q large family, and hi
death would be sincerely regretted by
large circle Of friends and acquaintance
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sqiibS and News Paragraphs Squeezed
out OF the "AFhites."

sqitbS and News Paragraphs Squeezed
out OF the "AFhites."
This has been q busy week for the Coun,
Gil Committees.
Chairman Wilson, Of The WstsF Works
Committee, says they expect 10 have The
Worthington pump working to-day. This
will inoteasethe water supply one million
gallons per day.
A marine diver from Cincinnati arrived
yesterday and will 20 10 work to-day 10
put a e%trainer on the pipe that supplies the
Worthington pump.
Mesars. Sweeney L Son have been In.
structed by The Water Works Committee
10 draw up plans and specifications Tor the
foundations Of the new boilers and stack,
Tha Water Works Committee met Of the
works yesterday afternoon and INSTRUCTED
the Chairman 70 advertise Tor bids for The
construction Of the new boilers, and for
the removal Of the engineers house. They
also ordered the B~trainef Of the Worthing.
ton pump 10 be covefd with stones 10 pro.
tect Il.
Yesterday the city treasury contained
g, $50 IS. Enough pin money for awhile,
The time Of The Municipal Court yester.
day was taken up with the consideration
OF The case Of j. M. Bfodie 70. Walters q
Shallcfpss, The examination oil the wit.
nesses was concluded Of the time OF the
adjournment and The counsel will make
their arguments today.
The Council Committee on Real Estate
will meet al the City Hall this evening,
and the Ordinance Committee has been
BummonB5 10 gather on Monday night
ThS great eohuhdf9ti At the "Atk" Just
now 10, "will Council reduce the'ptic9 Of
gas 10 $lO0" They ought 10.
Lieutenant sylvi6 Byas he amt much Of
q katleneT OF AofisL but asserts that
won't be- healthy Tor The reporter Who
criticised his pasture II h0 10 found walk.
Ing on the grasa.
The Committee on Finance met last
evening and passed on several bills and
audited the accounts oil the city.
Al q meeting Of The Fire Department
Committee last evening the only import.
ant business transacted was the appoint.
ment Of Chief Marshal Eccles % electric.
Ian for The fire alAfn APPARATUS at q salary
Of 500 per year, subject 10 the CondrEpa-
ton Of Council. The Committee also de.
cided 10 recommend Council 10 order
bath tubs put In the United Engine house
and Eighth ward hose house.
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