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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-19
A FEW POINTS
On Plumbing and Gas Fitting-What a
BuSy Firm IN Doing.

While transactng some business at the
establishment OF Trimble 4 Lutz. yesterday,
the writer was struck with the hurry aud
hustle peryading the shop and to satisfy his
curiosity inquired tho cause; whether the
rush OF business was the pressing necessity OF
day, or whether 1t was only sample day
OF busy employment tho year through.
swell" said member Of the firm "You
will find 1t this why every day. We have oil
we can do, and orders enough ahead to run
us late into the spring"
"Been, filling any large contracts lately"
"Well, yes. wehaye just finished putting
In gas works and fitting the paper mill OIL
Samuel George, at Wellsburg. We also put
In gas works and did all the plumbing for
the fine residence OF David Sutton at ~.
Clairsville, o., and besides completed ono Of
the finest jobs Of plumbing and gas fitting
for Mr.. Geo. Hooks residence on tito Island
the inspection and competition OF any firm
In the city. 1t can't DO beaten.n
"Any important contracts alleadF'
"IuSt closed contract with Col. Robert
Delaplain to put In steam heating apparatus
for his residence on Chapllne street, and also
have been awarded the contract for the
plumbing and gas fitting and steam heating
Of the extensive Delaplain block, OH Main
street, to be occupied by l.. s. DOlaplAin &
Son, wholesale dry goods"
"What are these" asked the writer, kicking
two large iron objects In front OF him.
"Those are large steam valves for the Laugh
lin Iron Works. And, by the way, nearly
forgot to mention another important con.
tract the plumbing and gas fitting ind put
ting In tho steam.heating apparatus in the
new Fifth ward schoollouse. That's tocr.
ably extensive job, as there will be abOutt three
tons Of material for the heating apparatus
alonen
mo wonder you're busy, them?
"Oh, outside OF the contracts mentioned
We have small jobs on hand which manage to
give us about all we can do. We arc always
ready, however, for fresh contracts, and meyer
tire In booking orders, furnishing anything
In Our line from house hydrant TO steam
heater, and from wall burner to gas ma
chine or the finest chandelier. Come and SEQ
us again. Good day"
GOOD day."
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The street Lights.

The present rainy season will, In all pro.
liability, be followed bya cold snap, and then
complaints will commence TO pour In about
certain street lamps. There Is water In some
OF the pipes and the gus that burns Is dim,
yellow aud sickly In appearance, and should
the water freeze up there would be no light
The street lamps In several parts Of the city
burn badly and should receive attention
Already some complaints have been made
One case in particular Is referred 10, and that
is on Main street from Twelfth street 10 the
Creek The lamp on the Peoples bank cor.
ner gives very little light, and good strong
breeze blows II out, the night patroman
having several times been obliged 10 relight
II. The light on Gutman's corner Is fair
the next light, which is at the corner Of
Alley ., refuses to burn altogether, and the
next one, which Is on the southwest corner OF
ter tllan the one at the Peoples Bank. From
that point down to the creek the light Is not
the best by any means. Along the line
specified are the most prominent Wholesale
houses Of the city, and the street should be
well lighted AS It Is now, one has 10 70
plunglng along In almost total darkness.
Another bad place Is the st. James alley,
which Is as black ut night us the celebrated
Black Hole Of Calcutta. There Is lamp al
tho 81. James corner, but It is never lighted.
There Is also light on the opposite side OF
Main street. from the mouth Of the alley, but
II does not do mich good toward throwing
light down the alley. This alley, as the DO
lice annals will show, Is celebrated lodging
hole for evil doers, who can by going through
It, easily reach the leyee and and get away.
Elsewhere the lamps are not so faulty but
the entire system should be gone over and
put In good trim before the opening Of winter
makes II impossible.
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Programme or worship EyeFyWheFS
Tomorrow,


Riat English LutherAh Church, Sixteenth
street, adjoining the Postotiiee; Rev. Dorm.
.blasef the newly elected pastor Of this
church, viii enter upon bis official duties to-
morrow morning, preaching his Introductory
sermon from Acts <; XIX u ask therefore
for what intent We have sent mel' Baptis-
NAL service conducted by Rev. S, B. Barnitz
preceding the sermon. Sunday School vel
come words TO the new pastor, farewell words
by former pastor 9 p N. Evening O'clock,
farewell sermon by Rev. S, u, Barnltz. In
order that all the members Of the church
may secure seats the admission to the SER
vice will be by ticket, Members will receive
their tickets by letter to-day from Mr., W, A,
HeimbeFger, liza Market street. or after 10
o'clock this morning by asking for them.
morrow; 1.-THE year OF Jubilee; Levitcus
25; viii, xvii, Golden text, Psalms 50; XIV:
blessed Is the people that kAow the joyful
Sound.n
The usual preaching services tomorrow ut
the First Baptist Church, Rev, ], B, Null
ford will preach in the morning on THE
Heavenly Visitor" and in the evening at I
?. NJ, the eighth sermon in the course on
the "Life OF Paul" Theme: paul Before
Festus," Strangers are invited to attend
Rev, Geo, Z, Hite will preach tomorrow
morning and evening In ChApline Street
Church, Theme in the morning "The RO.
ligion OF Christ Us Interpreted by Himself"
Theme OF the evening sermon; "A Vision Of
God.N
First Presbyterian Church: The Rev.
Eugene P, Dunlap, Of Siam, will preach at
1880 A, ". and at 7 N, Morning subject,
mission Work in siam;n evening, "a Tour
Around the World.n On Monday evening at
half.past seven o'clock Mr.. Dunlap will
deliver an exceedingly interesting and IN.
structiYe lecture, the proceeds OF which will
be for carrying on the mission work In Siam.
His subject will be, "siam, or the Land Of
the White ElGphant'-its geography, eli
mate, government, laws, language, CoIrtship
aud marriage.
Reformed Episcopal Church, Mozart Hall,
Rev. ], y, CutGs will otciate tomorrow 0i
1880 A. NJ. and Z Z. NJ. Subject Of morning
discourse, "The Christians Reward In the
evening, 1.-THE Unruly Member" Sunday
School at o A, NJ Seats free.
ST, Luke's +. y. Church-Services Sunday
morning at 1880 A. N. and 7P. N. Rev, Stew
art Means will otliciate. All are invited
Seats free.
Fourth Street NJ. L. Church-General clan
Sunday alto a. NJ. Preaching at 1880 4. NJ
aud =, NJ, by Rev, Q. II. Turner, OF Phila
delphia. Services every afternoon and even
ing next week except Saturday,
Preaching ut the Disciples Church Sunday
at II A. NJ, and Z r. NJ. Evening subject
"Who may become members OF the ChurCl
OF Christ2h the third In the series OH "Firs
Principles"
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Interesting Itoma AhoRt the MoYsmsnil
OfWhsPling People.

Judge Jacobs
Archie Adams, Of Young's Pharmacy, Is
laid up with typhoid fever.
Madame Sachse, who has been quite III for
several days, Is convalescent
her sister on Twenty-third street So
Rev, C. F. Turner, Of Philadelphia, we'll
known here, Is expeGted in the city today
Tom F. Memminger, who has beenlin New
York studying phrenology, arrived home
yesterday.
DR.. A. NJ. Mccullough, Of Catlin, Ill,
arrived in the city yesterday aud intends
locating permanently,
Squire Leonder Mix, OF the Eighth ward,
Is confined u his residence with very Sc
we're case Of typhoid fever,
Miss Carrie Gilchrist entertained a number
Of her friends at her fathers residence In
LCatherwOod last evening,
Mr., Scott Marble, an accomplished and
agreeable gentleman, and the author OF
Furnished Rooms" Is quartered at the
StAmm,
Mrs A. Holiday, who keeps the well
known boarding house on ChapIine street, Is
confined to her room from the effects OF Sc
we're scald.
Wilson Beymer, Esq, and wife, after brief
but very pleasant visit among relatives and
friends In the Seventh ward, left yesterday
for their home in Columbus, Ohio.
Last evenings Washington, Pa, Reporter
says Rev. James d. Moilat the new Presi'
dentof Washington and Jefferson College,
was In town to-day, He made favorable
impression upon those whom he met.
A telegram was received from Secretary Of
State Stalnaker, at New York, saying that he
would leave for home, and arrive here this
morning accompanied by Ex-Governor Mat
thews, whose health Is much improved,
We regret to learn that ]. l.. stifel, Esq, Is
confined to his bed by serious Illness He
has long been sufferer from asthma, and Is
now effected with other troubles. He Is
about Seyenty.fOur years old and fears are en-
tanned for his recovery.
Rev. G. II. Dornblasor, pastor OF the Eng
lish Lutheran Church, has reached the city,
and as soon rs his furniture arrives will oc'
cupy the house made vacant by Rev, Mr.,
Barnes Of the Reformed Episcopal Church,
1917 Jacob street. Meanwhile Mr., and Mrs,
Dornblaser can be found at ITO Fifteenth
street,
Mr.. Bob Carson has recently been elected
by u handsome majority on the Republican
ticket, to the office Of Clerk and Recorder Of
Sage county, Colorado, position worth
about So 900 per annum. Bob Is an old
Eighth ward boy and Is known TO large
number Of Wheelingites, having learned the
drug business with Capt =, l.. Brlce. He Is
q son OF Alexander Carson, now living on
the South Side. His old friends will be glad
| to hear of his good fortune,
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Publishers may print upon wrappers Of
sample copies request to distribute those
tinCalled for.
The First Assistant Postmaster General has
decided that In addition to tho maine and adj.
dress Of the person to whom matter Of the
second class shall be sent, and index figures
Of subscription book, the printed title OF
publication, the printed name and address Of
the publisher or sender Of the same, and
writEenor printed words or figures, or both,
indicating the date on which the subscription
10 such matter will end publishers may also
print Upon the wrapper Of such matter re.
uuest that II the same be not called for III a
limited time, II may be delivered To any one
OF class OF persons named.
This ruling Is believed TO be In aid Of the
purpose contemplated by the statue permit
ting the sending Of sample copies 10 secure
Subscribers, and Is also matter Of convenience
10 p0ltmastets,
New offices have been established al blocks.
ton, Raleigh county, with Robert j. HloGtOn
AZ postmaster, aud Green Hill, WolSel Coun.
lytwllh MFs Elizabeth Kurth aspOstmiitrtsS.
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RELLARE.
A little Railroad war OF Their Own
Other Interesting Hens
A child az Henry Gofps IA low with the

A Little RAilFOad war Of Their Own
OtheF Interesting Hens
A child Of Henry COTS Is low with the
The United Presbyterians expect TO have
their church ready for services on Sunday
Prot Steele being unwell Friday, there was
no school In the high school room on that
day.
The youngest child of W. b. Workman, OF
Gravel Hill, Is still suffering with bad case
Of diphtheFia,
Fred, Muhleman, the popular manager at
MERGERS wharf boat will soon begin the
erection Of a new Touring mill just north Of
the Bellaire window glass house.
The B, & s. W. Company is reported to be
considering the practicability Of building u
depot on Union street. between the street and
B, & 0. or G.. & y. tracks. A depot there
would be much more. accessible than their
present one.
The water main Is now laid up the alley
west OF Noble street as far as the new build
ings OF Evans and Ayres. The main is six
inch iron pipe, Gas pipes are also being laid
up Noble street farther-an extension Of the
present pipe.
The. meetings at the Disciples Church,
which have been attended with marked In
terest, will be continued through next week,
DR.. ]. A. Thayer, OF New Castle, Pa, Is to
come next Monday to assist the pastor OF
the church, d, s, Dean. There have been
two added to the church by confession OF
faith and baptism.
The BelairO < South Western Railroad has
been making preparations for some time to
lay another trask alongside their depots,
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ApRIYER,s CARELESsNEss
Results In n Collision Between His Cart
and an Engine,

and an Engine,
Yesterday afternoon about half past two
o'clock the dInksy engine on the Hempheld
railroad was pulling an oil tank up the
Seventeenth street grade, when, Just cas-. Of
Jacob street, II passed cart with two horses
hltched tandem The engine was driven by
Tom Clark, well known veteran at the
throttle, and the fireman was ringing his
bell. The cart was the property OF Joseph
Werner, and was driven by Henry Rose. II
was loaded with nut coal. Rose had left his
team standing In the street, and gone into
Kress's saloon with a man named Marcus
Reisbeck. As the engine approached the
horses became FESTIVE, and the lead.
or started to run. Rose ran out
Of the saloon to catch the team, but II turned
directly across tho track and barely succeeded
in clearing the frontcar. The cart wasstruck,
knocked several yards, and turned com.
pletely over, sending tho coal In shower
acrOSs The street. The horses were both
thrown down. and the rear one considerably
cut and bruised EIO was also thrown dl.
rectly In the gutter, and held In such posi-.
ton by the gearing that he could neither rise
nor be- lifted and for time no was In danger
Of strangling In the few inches Of muddy
water running In the gutter. He was finally
extricated, not much the worse, apparently,
for the accident the cart set on It's wheels,
and things rghted us best they could be-
When this event occurred Engineer Clark
stoppedthc train and went TO sec what dam
age was done. RciSbeCk attacked him at
once, and applied several opproerous cpl.
thets to him. This Clark naturally resented
and II war Of words followed. Finally the
other three train hands diSmounted, and
there was favorable outlook for war Of no
mean proportions, when that ubiquitous
blue coat, bominiCk Morris, interferGd, and
prevented the threatened sanguinary con-
llict. But for him the cutters would doubt.
less have run gore, and Seventeenth street
gone down In local history as the scene Of q
battle only rlvalled by that OF the Kilkenny
cats, or The Ashantee scrlmmagc.
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Take one quart OF flour, one measure "Ban-
salt mix thoroughly and silt; then rub in one
tablespoonful icold shortening (and mix in
with spoon sufficient cold sweet milk or
water milk Is the best, this makes dough
too soft 10 be rolled; turn It out on your tray
lid well Toured, press with your hand to the
desired thickness, cut In shapes and bake ut
once in u very quick oven. When mixed
with milk you may leave out the shortening,
II you prefer not to use II; II your oven Is ut
the proper heat, ten minutesSi suffice TO
bake them,
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Frank Deal yesterday made affidavit before
Squire Felber charging Dan West with
assault and battery. West was arraigned,
but after hearing tho evidence the Justice
dismissed the case at the compliments costs.
Mrs. ApolOnia Deal then sworc out warrant
for her husband, charging him with abusive
Language, breach OF lie peace and threaten.
Ing To Kill her. Deal was fined g and costs
and required 10 give bond IN the sum OF 800
to keep The peace for six months. lie asked
Constable Exlcy 10 20 with him to Il. ].
smyth's store, where lie wanted to telephone
TO Mr. Kimberly, who lie said would 10 on
his bond. The officer did so, and while he
was talking through the telephone Deal ran
out oil the store, across Market street and
some rapid running Caught the man at Mali,
street. The chase was quite exciting. Deal
was taken to jail where lie yet lahgIisheth,
He Is evidently not "a square Deal.
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News From the Landing Yesterday nus.

News From the Landing-Yesterday Bus.
The Courier Is the regular parkerburg
packet for this morning.
The G. W. Bachelor will leave for Pitts.
burgh at the usual hour this morning.
The Jennie Campbell went down 10 tho
coal banks last night lay in supply Of fuel.
The Hudson Is due lip to-day and the Scotia
down. Both are In the Pittsburgh and Gin.
cinhatl trade.
Capt Coulson Is agent for the Wyoming,
which will be down from Pittsburgh this
morning eli route for 81. Louis.
The steady rain Of yesterday was general
one and will doubtless have much TO do with
bringing up the river. last evening the
marks indicated feet U inches and rising.
The Raven passed up from 81, Louis to
Wheeling yesterday. She has eight model
bafgeS In tow, three OF which are loaded,
She put OFT some freight here. VIM. 1ieffen.
stall was her pilot from here Cincinnati In.
qGittr.
The steamer Return was libelled yesletdav
on bill Of George He's, the East Wheeling
butcher, for meat furnished. The case was
heard by United States Commissioner Forbes,
but was afterwards compromised, the iii
being paid and the suit Withdrawn,
There has been considerable talk alout A
"faSl running packet between this CITY and
Martins Ferry, but no one seems 10 know
head or tail Of II. The NetV, at Martins
Ferry thinks II would pay, with accom-.
modating oiflcers.-Btltdire Independent.
The Sidney arrived yesterday afternoon
and went TO the Etha mill to discharge a iot
NJ ifnn Thia iaVnriiA sfnFf, tVhAni nankni
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LOST CREEK, Harrison County, ". Va.
The citizens Of this place and surrounding
country are anxious for some man or com:
pany with capital 10 come and build first.
class FLOURINu MtLia Coal and water In
abundance. Situation The line Of the G., W,
DC. r. Il. For information correspond with
or come and see JOHN A. Sheets or Daniel
Basel, Lost Creek Station, Harrison county,
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DRY GOODS.
EXTRAORDINARY
ANNOUNCEMENT,

Fine Goods shown to-day, that have
never been made for the prices offered.
The goods were bought NJ the sale We
attended last week, Rnd7Ge were very
lucky In securing choice bargains,
They are all for you. Come to-day
while every thing IL yet complete.
THE FOLLOWING WILL EXPLAIN.
a0pleees satin lIeryeIIIeux, In all eOIOrs,
worth u rs, We OlEeF to-day az 65 cents
per yard.
20 pieces satin BFOdeFies, in all eOIors,
including Opera shades, worth 81 40,
Weoler to-day At 10 cents per yard.
2OpIeeCs satin MOIres, In all cOIors,
worth 81 n, We offer to-day NJ O5 cents.
aOpieces Satin de Lyon, In ali cOlOrs,
"a inches Wide, cost 10 import 81 50,
We offer to-day NJ 81 10.
a6pIeees all wool CaNhmeres, IN all
cOIOrs, FctniIed everywhere nj 80
cents, we offer tO-tlRy Rt33 cents.
a5pIec0s all wool CashnOres, all cOIOFs,
never sold for less than 40 cents, We
Offer to-day ut 40 cents.
aBpIeces LupIn's best BOnIOuF CASH
lneFcs, ~ inches wide, We could call
them dirt cheap Mt 81 90, we OIIer to-
day NJ G2N cents.
30 pIeCeA Novelty Dress PIaidA, ID inches
wide, same goods We FetaiIed early
ia the season NJ 90 cents, We OneF
to-day at 10 cents per yard. This
lOtWilI surprise even makers oTOther
goods. We bought IheIii and weselI
them cheap.
OnIy a small lot OraII wool TinseI novel;
ties, No one can retail same under
81 90 per yard. WeOHcr same to-day
aISI 30 per yard. They are very rich
and IS inches Wide.
THE RICHEST AND BEST OF ALL.
90 PaFlsicnna Robes, RECALLED tO-tIay In
New York for $40 90, We offer to-day
ut 50 90. The trimminES connected
with the above are fully worth SIa 90.
6Opleccs, one yard wide, Persian CASH
mere, ia all new shades, now FCtAiIe'l
eyeFyWheFoR nj 0OcGnts. OurPrlcc to-
day rs cents per yard.
Ten great bargains In Black Silks. E1'
tPAordInRFy bargains In Black CASH
meFes, Dress trimmings 10 match all
orr Dress Goods at One.IRlr the price Of
other Houses, FIanneIS aud blankets
much reduced. Housekeeping goods
lower than you will Ilnd tho same class
ofgOOds elsewhere.
Four thousand new Wraps, being the
only manufactures In the state offering
none but our own goods, which every
lady In the city know ARE the best ntting
best made, best style. We have also
made special price to all our Wraps for
this occasion. DO not delay. Tho gOOtlA
we advertise to-day are 10 be seen only
nj our House. Rich or poor, II iS every
bOdy's duty 10 call on uSNt once. II va
deceive you, leave our store AMI sRy so
II the goods w0 show surprise you, tell
all your friends abOUtlt.
Az We expect u great rush, VIC kindly
request the ladies, who can get away In
the forenoon, 10 call on nv, but we will
try TO wait ON you In tho afternoon.
Our friends and customers living ont
side the city, viii please telegraph fol
any of the above goods advertised, Il
wanted. We expect great many o
these goods to be sold out shortly.
We again Invite every body to come RnG
sec. Ifyou cannot come personally, send
messenger for samples OrHnythIng JOU
wish 10 see. The goods are good and
cheap, and VIC mean 10 sell them.
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YESTERDAY was the lifty.sixth anniversary
Of the brthOi Christian Hess, Esq, Of NORTH
Main street, one Of the well.khowh business
inen Of The city. He celebrated the day very
quietly but tile Opera House Orchestra and 4
few friends got wind Of the event and about
II o'clock last evening called and very agreea.
bly, surprised Mt Hess. For two hours the time
was very pleasantly passed, Misses Annie and
Aggie, Ills handsome and accomplished
daughters, az hOstesses, making all feel al
home. Some very fine music was rendered,
Mr. He's himself giving violin solo. An
elegant supper was also served, the toasts
and good wishes being washed down with
sparkling California. Among the pres
ents received was fine testimonial from his
daughters,
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The following named gentlemen have been
as Grand Jurors ut the coming
term Of Court, aud ordered TO appear In
Court at 10 o'clock 4. NJ, on Monday.
Triadelphia-IIugh Clark.
Liberty--Jos. Harvey, .........
Rlchland-Thos, ]. Gordon, ST.
Washington-Wm. s. Goshorn, Jacob Wise.
Madison-T. II. Logan, Daniel schambra
Clay-W. A. Turner, Jacob Hull.
Union-H. NJ. Harper, John Bodley.
Centre-Jas. Reed, John Butterheld.
Webster-John @. Miller.
Ritchie-Nlcholas Bowman, John Lantry.
A CONTEST Of the two champion cigar
makers came Off on the 10Th. Cigars on or.
hibitlon ut 1922 Market street, Spanish segar
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COMPLETE lines of Mems and Boys
Reversible UlstcretteS. SpcclaltlCs In
Fancy Underwear, NGckwear and Black
Hosiery. Elegant silk Umbrellas, with
Amber and Ivory handles. Novelties In
Cuff FaStenlngs and Maglc Buttons. 100
pairs Clty.madc Over GaltcrS.
u. GUNDLING 4 CO.,
Star ClOthiers, 80 Twelfth Street.
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Tue finest stables and stock farms OF the
whole country, such as those OF Mr., Calvin
N. Priest, OF New York. Mr.. Mike Goodin, Of
Belmont Park, Pa, Arlstldos WEIGH, ESD
Of Erdenheim, near Philadelphia, and others
we could name, are always provided with st.
Jacobs 0il-thc horses best physician.
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WE STAND ON DUN REPUTATION.

For the last SIX years we have sold the
Best Ready Made Clothing, and we still
continue to do so, and at prices that defy
competition. We offer One Hundred Dol.
lars Reward In any case where we hil 10
do as advertised. This week we have sold
goods at immense bargains. We refer
our reader TO our prices III local column.
KLINE BROTHERS,
Reliable ClOthlCrs, 81 Twelfth Street.