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.yEL1.DEsEl,yED rn1purE,

DU1uTIt, hflrn., April 12-Tllu rcslkna4
t{un of {toncrat.Mnnnnar Sargent. of tha
Noftf1eti laclffc, mas cailed the following
resolutions from tho Chamber OF Commerce
Rnd from the Board Of Trade, titeso two or
Eati;!s%as9vas Esi!s, ~ ~ tEpagssnanR very 4ar9e ma
JULY VI Jul u4sthess4thens
llesotred, Tint NO hayc learned with deep re.
Erat the tntontion Of 3tr. H. Y, Sargent 10 retire
from bis position as General Manager. Of tho
. Hts1lred, That tho persistent Kopd wishes of
the citizens at Duluth DUO to Mr. Sargent FOR
iztd hts treatment Of cur business men and his
dlapoaltion to advnnco our prosperity, consistent
With tho interests Of tho grcat road under his
charge.
lfts0|rtd, That 10 far as our individual knnwl-
edge extends, VIZ echo tho sentiments OF tho
Nurthueat in recogntzn9 tho eminent abilities
Of tfr. sargent aa railroad manager. From
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QuEDEc, April IA recent examination
has been .Aalu Ut tho nntl,uony ,utnu Ut Lake
Nleolot, At 60utllall, aid the deposit ot orr
Is pronounced by !lfst'cfass expert tn bo
tho largest yet known IN the woflu. wllilo
the absanca Of delcterlous constituents
such Us lead, copper, alA arsel,to-ronter 1t
Ut u superior nature tor the production Ut
altImully uuetal. This property ilas baen ac.
, 1881-04-16


DurpAto, N. T., April 15.-Soveral days
York Central Hallway aml other officers
took II ride over that tllorouRtfaro for tho
PURPOSE ot n general Inspection, 1t WIS
rn,nored liere yesterday TINT important
changes ware to ,o lnadu In tie management
OF tlio road. To-day Superintendent bur-
rows, III this city, received the following
order: ''''
NEW .Yoltx CEsTi,AL- 4 HUnsox N,vEM Rail-
loAp, 0Fpius ~ TIE pNIsipAHTt OnASu CEN-
s sA1 dnies; :% 1aiss ak1 1nshast Aa hs SSe dcaoa
HIporintu,ftleut Of tho Eompauys illics Woas Of
A!t%ny ald 1r9y nas ,.,,Isc, Gocn ap'nte1a ,t1
1ssstaa' ssfss saoh S sia,os foe as a oeor M
II may. from tltno 10 titno 10 .asslgnul to
ha s '.s S eers y tanH ,asTewith W ~ 'H r
tor4ent or tho lines south Gt Albany a1.d Troy,
bus lupn aplMnted oeIerAl auRoriptgndont t'f
the unt!rc nlaitl line, to9ethor With 81 hrunohts
Harlem Division. An UoMfnlInlrations t. bo
ajidross9l to h!!a Ut urand cst'trnl nepnt. Now
xoFf H5 Wt!!!am su9ssnteaist
$ ssi..s x;;s<1'sS;ss; SS;s;' mo|;;,. ss
n ,G spsTs s1 IL nsoos Ill., t9Fsasr ssa
9rand GetItral Depot, kow forks st. q. 81, ila-
sell, 6uporlNtenaept " tao ltnrlrM Division.
Ias ls9n !.ppoiltsl suRet!nt1nassnt Ut h1th tue
'''"' W1II1aM ii. VXspxui,it.r. rfosldous.
TIlo Centr1.l vii! also bu!ld twu additional
traelts betwecn This city nt1 Rochester,
which completes It's qua.lrupla lfne through.
9 uckeI % e. It5st oesssT * tSeX cot k e 1aaSd 81
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CINCINNATI, O.. April 15-Tlle lion.
William Means, Tie new Mayor, WHO took
Ills seat yesterday evening, gnvo proclama-
tlun tonight to tic effect that the police are
dlrocted to enforce tho Stubbs bill stopping
oundny Meatrteais, Md will e,tfUrco tile lews
generally regulating thu sale Of liquors. Tho
proclamation Is moderate but firm In tone.
, 1881-04-16

President Turner's 1srop0HnI Accepted
liz flin emit t1efslrk d nd Ilrlynrn.

1,he North S,dn mn. cnn,j,,ctnrx orI ,1rtvars
met in sch,lstor,s 1iali at tilo en- eor,,nr NJ If If
Lincoln aid Webster avenues, this morning
tU hear TIC report Of tho Committed appotnt-
ed At tho previous meeting to walt upon tho
officers Of The road and present the petition
asking for MI Increase of wngos. It Will be
remembered, as published III TnE Tn1nuSE,
Tint t the petition asked to l'sye the wnKes of
81 for conductors and drivers, md to lava
t to ases OF te ,s "sot"men p, Increased e =
tola Mases si.o*H LOT atlve.s AMI SL7o
for c0ndtlctors); and It, WILL also bo
remembered that President Turner nnd tho
other officials Of tho road received tho Com.
t.ec .nt S,an,n,.,e ~ solY araey way. anu through
Tue conductors md, driyers,-to pay
s ct 4sss asfse s eoassss so%sa(s na t(v
The nlyettng organized ut 1870 this morn
5 II Hfs a Ill., se ssHegthinf eysF % sn pss
reary sasH any Xs M SOON S a. fe SsssH eain q Hss 3
BEEN organizea at1d The object had bec,l
g. si@Sa a q Go{sso ts H{ss!s M M Fe wea aE"Esw?M S M
nns,ir.r % OF TIFF r,Ir,,. 'Iv,t cnSrnt,vxc. s - ''o
wifi, President 'rurtnr. trhts ,vra ainnlv In
to nTact nf ri,ct nna nr,.s;f wIs ,sa., lt. "
ahuya, T vte'' - "'"' '''' "''oa's 'ec'' S'''e''
"'T' I'm Chair; ca,led for MI oxnr,sston ,r
why's; KY ;;r,,,ron v,,,ons sa,t,o /, .,,, ,.ox,n
omin.t Ms, t"4hus tin ,na"s spoKH ioW Molts
Ii6tn1st i66,,1S o,aaro1 n p'opos''lon' al'of Was
'G}THts }T,.t,ss te.tisian es'Sntn. - i'm ,1o,, t.,
u.i,s " - u uIs III RESPONSE 70
SiS Gr!,s.r IT iur o.oMs ~ III tt9 ptgiises eH
ts:ssuu IntasutyGs ~ peI!ectlY Sal'sne9 Win
o sGeualu ?EopoSti' alt! ballt t!ltt u was
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ANOTHER FASTER,

NlLwAUNEE. April 15.-A special says
Mrs. flobsou. OF Waupaca, Wis. aged b
years; Is experimenting pn abstinence ffouf
lux but WNttr.
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fallen here. At noxb,lry. OIL tho Central
Vermont lInc. tito snow Ia n foot deep Of,
level, nMtl Il, ati adjoining town lies two fcpt
deep, with K0od stplghtng.
n1AssACifusEr.rs COAST.

"FNss51NVII UHJsI T = CVNSI4
PLYMOUTH. Mass.. April i5.-1t Inns hcas
showing and biowlnt hard nil hight. Tive
vessels nslore near here.
1,nsToN, Mass., April lt.-Tl,cro wns &C.
we're atornl along the coast last night nn,l tlls
morning. a tK.linber Of vessels aro reported
ashore.
, 1881-04-16

sptetaf Bsspatth ia 1ns Chicago 7Yfouns.
rEis1S. ILL.,, April 14.-Thc Democratic City
Convention tonight nominated Thomas
Cooper, at preseMt County Treasurer, for
Mayor. Tlg Republican. City Conycitton
lileets tomorrow night. 1t looks ns II Mayor
l1ippen would bD rellumlnntetl,
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A NEW Road.

Special pLpafeh IL Ihs Chaeasa 9ttban3
INDIANAPOLIS, Int, April l5.s-Artlcies Of
association Of the Lodi. Montezutlla 4 Tcrre'
llaute Hallway Company Weru llIesl In the
pllce TT tho Seotatarxof btate' this sndrnin9.
'EAu r0uu Is tu run iro1u Lodi, lh l'urku
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ATHENS.


Mr. George II. Daniels, Secretary OF the
Western AssQciatfon. of General Passenger
and Ticket Agents, earnestly requests, the
members Of the Association and The compiler
Of every rate-shect In his territory To he
present At the indianapolis meeting, Tues
day, April 10, rs their presence is necessary
tOdo the work for which tho meeting has
been called.
Tie tricks Of the Chicago. liock Island &
Iaglllc Railroad at Rock Island have not
suffered from Ice OF water. Tie submerged
trucks are alt free agalns the water having
recedcd about four feet since yesterday
island arrivcd here oh time yesterday,
which shows ulat this road has not been
troubled mTch by tho Hoods,
> The Chicago & Northwestern Railway ia
n}' nGw prennted 70 receive freight at !ts Galena
River as far nortl, ns ieed's Landing, Mimi,
!1 coriMsct9n With ta Diamond JOG Ling of
c!e!tIy to permit Of navigation that far north,
1tates at1d Dtllcr information can be 0btaIncd
u Air. 7. $. Rattle, Contracting Agent, No.
% Clark street.
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A PROMOTION,

I.ouisyiLIE, April 1a.-ltubert S. Brown
has beetl n,at!e uKent Of tie Ohio s Missis-
Slppi lsatlruad Tor this city. vica Charles u.
C(,uphlun. deceastAl. lsruWit hnS becn con.
,eciu.l with tllo ruatl many years,
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DEp1NISQ MS POSITION. .

Gen. Herman 11aupt, recently apuo!Mtaa
General Manager Of the Northern 1'aoflle
hallway, will !ssuo tho following circular on
assuming cl,arge Of Ills now position. which
at u,lco cloarly letiaos hts position aud out
lines the coursu lle ulea!la to pursle:
tCiroular No. IL
TnAHsroKTATIvX ~ : EllE a93sraI. s n
!Bal.-ID UMcets aud Enlaapts; BIZ, u. u. sat'
geps yS Ptsss tio va ag1ppf,aInso of big roslg
Nnrthern pacitu RIiltUa3 Company hayo up
painted thD unders,gteda as wv ail1Gese5r,
General bluQiiget, tho eulldn ufDperltion Ut NIL
oillccss und empsoyts Ut tho cdlnpAuy ls de-
sired. ..-.-. :.
Ii II nut proposed to mako Rny ehanres in the
several departments, except spch US tho o!!l-
c!onuy ot tho serrlcu ay Fruin tluo to tltpu re-
IulrG.
Tho uonurnl Manaycr will couAder 1t hls ddty,
10 fur az uruesIcuGlc. tu pEOmote tho conturt
uud advance thu Interests Ut a1l c!Asses or ct,-
ploy6s to nyola tavorlllsr4'. ana TO reeoxHl1e
Whuu rucauc!ts occus, preference Will bu
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. STEAMSHIP NEWS.
QUEENSTOWN. April lb.-Arriyca, tho Al.
gssla, fruth Now York.
NEW YonK, April 15.-Arrlyed. the w. A.
SclLulten, iroln Rotterdam, .
IlAAlnUNa, April lt-Arrlysd, the 6ueyia,
from NpW York,
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siSsa' itSsss rSsas w
rllc re}h,rt Is very long .a1.d almost -cxcl,t-
slvely atntstlcai. continuing illass Of iillall-
p0lsos Of tito: :tliferGnt companies. III tltls
respect it Ii thu nl0st complete report Dvur
nintlo IT. III tlle Department., owing to The
State Engineer luy!nE securel additional ln.
f0rn.ntlUn under n now law, tllU pnssagG Of
wliirll la secured Inst yuar,
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ALEXANDER MIf IfCHELl'S INTENTIONS.
MILWAUKEE, April ia-In an Interview
to-day Alexander Mitchell! anlionncstl his
Intention to support 6ecrotary sViHdou,'s
: 'retulnlfng. kchenIu. alAl will take large
amount Qt 81 pur cent hOllLs,
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County. 70 Terre IIaute,. vigo County-a
distance Of thlrty-tive miles. The road Is to
and .VIgo. 'rlls capital sthcK Is $50, 900. aid
tho Dlrcctnrs for tflp frat year arc Tlomns
+; Dayidson. A.. (ifst1, II. a.. Frey, Lewts
d5artcs, Homer Seward, aid Henry In
T0uFetie.
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r. ssseta' btspateh 10 tn Chicago Tribune.
te, ,Ass.'SvIt.l.E. ". ILL.,. April 16.-Tio weather
Ia ,ae ae past fow days Inns greatly improved
trna p''spccts .' of tic growing wluter.whoat
d h II .1n un., q largs number OF aores wilt haye
xlntapp1 p1totMed, as sonic fields ate completely
thin ',sssu* The ac1eage sdHll WIS Inrgrr
lresaxxs." axs"aa. and from the present prospect ar5
Kxn. mi il1noR n,Rl, W, w!il ~ lnade. No outs nra
~'egs late md backward, " va" s9@
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Ne, ,'TM.U?!W IN VERAIONTt =,
.aow.s, EAs'1'oLtlf. vt. .Aprli 16.--A severe
kottbsrss s'ls prevails throughout Central and
Vermont Several inches have
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1,rMeo'sr, IL l., Aprll 16.-Thero Ia q
d. 1x 1M1tEns,a tE,s, n,e here. Considerable snow fell
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%RELIGlOUs nEAUME.
where the Various PersuAsions Will
Worship Tomorrow.

where the Various Presentations VIII
worship Io.moFF0W.
There will not be many religious ser.
vices held in the city tomorrow. Many
Of our ministers have, for several weeks
past, held but one service each Sabbath,
and q number Of tbe Methodist ministers
are Of course ab!ent at the Moundsville
camp. Rev. Mssden will, however, preach
In the forenoon OF his church, the Fourth
street, aud Rev. Geo. L. Hite will preach
ut the Zane Street Church Of half pact ten
and hold a Children's meeting at 3 In the
afternoon. Some other information as 10
the Methodist churches will le found In
our Moundsville camp meeting NOES.
The Martins Ferry camp meeting closes
Tomorrow evening. II 10 expected that
Revs. L. Mcguire, r. N. FfeBhwater and
j. D Vail will be present, and also others
to participate In the services Of Sunday.
Sunday services 90 follows; AT 0, 1850, 8
and 8. The meetings are daily growing In
interest. Quite a Number Of Wheeling
and Steubsnville people were on the
ground yesterday.
AT 81. Luke's P. +. Chapel, Island, Rev.
John 3. Gibson will preach, and a. the
Reformed Episcopal Church In mozart
Hail the pastor Rev. VIM. Henry Barnes,
will oiiClate. We have no Information
concerning the Ptesbyietians except that
Rev j. Ely, Of Plq1a, Ohio, vii preach
In the Bridgeport Ohniuh. Services will
be held In the Disciples Church by the
pastor, Rev. Thompson, in tue forenoon
only.
A gospel temperance meeting will be
held At PAfket's Hall tomorrow afternoon
At $3.50 A grand temperance mass meet.
will be held II the same place to.inof.
row evening at 1880
Al the Fist Eoglish Evangelical Lulh.
Church, SiIitent street, west oil
monument, regular services at
1880 A. n, and 1880 P N. Sunday School
II 2 O'Clock. Blackboat illustrations Of
esBon. The singing will be led by PfOi.
Schofeld. Rev. Jacob SteCk, 81 New
Philadelphia, will occupy the pulpit and
the Sunday School.
The International Sabbath School lesson
o.moffow, 1.-THE Red Sea-" Exodus xiv:
8 81, golden text. 18th verse, "Speak unto
he children Of Israel that they 70 for.
Atlhe First Baptist Church In the morn.
NJ, Rev ]. B. Mnlfofd will preach upon
The Saviout'a Plea and The Sinners
g%notance." The ordinance oil Baptism
VII be administered al The close Of The
e,tnon. Al 1880 r. ", the usual discourse,
the PfodIRal Son; theme, "The Far
,ouhity." PASTORS Bible class al 2 o'clock,
ltahsefs are cordially Invited to oil ser
ices,
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WHEREABOUTS ~ wnEELINeIrEs
And PFominent People from Elsewhere
Vi6ItInE In the city.

And Prominent People from EIaeWhePI
visiting In the city.
Rev. J. R. Morris, Of West Finley, Pa.
spent yesterday in Wheeling.
Mr.. r o. Bonham has gone to Balti
more, Md, for a month or two.
Miss Siddie Heiakell, who has been vie
ltirg her sister at oakland, Md. is home.
W. E. Tingle, E.q Of Clpclpnati, q
brother Of ex Sheriff Jingle, is'in the city.
Mr.. John Dunlap, the debonair business
manager OF the Sunday Ldder, ia back
from q walt to the White Sulphur Springs,
Miss Cora Thompson, Of s~teubenville
and Miss CLARA Bird, OF Martins Ferry,
are visiting Of the residence Of 8. +. Farip,
on the Island.
Mrs. T. NJ. George, OF Alliance, o., and
Miss Mollie Trainer, Of Stenhenvllle, o +,
are visiting Mts. I. X. Laird, on South
Broadway, Island.
Mrs. Ellen Caldwell and daughter Jen.
ME, with Miss Libbie McKenon, are stun.
mefing In the rural village OF Bethany,
Btoohe County, W. Va.
Lieut.. G. P. Cotton, United States Ar.
Of the Signal Service, an assistant
Of "0ld Prob and one OF The clerks OF
the weather, was 10 The city yesterday.
John r Borgess., Esq, Of U~latksburR;
]. W. 3d. Clair, Third Districts NJ. j.. Beck
o., Chief Engineer Of the Panhandle Road /;
N. D. Helmiek and ]. Z. Sands, OF Fair.
mont; and Lieut.. Cotton, Of the United
States Army, were among the guests At
the Mcclure House yesterday.
Miss Laura Younsman, o charming req.
fesentativeo Of the iair daughters Of Newark,
Ohio, has, for the past mouth, been visiting
iiiends here. Her many attractions have
made her quite q iavotlte among all who
know her, and IL is TO be hoped abe will
not be too hasty ID leaving, az her depAfi.
will be sincerely regretted.
Mt. I. B. Roach, express agent between
and Wheeling, IL 10 be ttabpist.
red 10 the route between New York and
Baltimore. Mt. Roach will be missed by
ils friends on the old line, but they aie
10 hear this sign OF appreciation
,fhis faithful services ior the company.
There are few better men among The B, 4
y employees, and that lie putting Il pretty
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HORSE THIEVES CAPIuRED
Aud the stolen hte, dA AecOvered-A Neat
lob.

Our readers no doubt remember the
stealing Of the two horses Of VIM. G. Max.
well, near Buffalo, Washington county,
Pa, a week ago last Sunday. Mr.. Max
well was q member Of an association Of
farmers and others In his nsighborhood
known as the Buffalo Mutual Protective
Association, the object oil which is TO pur.
sue, capture and punish horse thieves who
steal the animals Of members. Several Of
the members came 10 Wheeling and had
come cards printed for circulation, de.
sCriblng the horses. One Of these
CHANGED to reach o Doddridge county,
West Virginia, man, who had just pur
chased for $40 O horse answering the
description OF one Of those stolen. Ht
cRused the arrest Of the two young men
who had sold II, and sent word to Wash
ington. Mr.. Maxwell, accompanied by an
officer, went Quite West Union, and found
the horses To DO his. He also recognized
the men, one as Elmer Wallace, who had
worked on his farm several months, aud
the other % IPaaC Miller, OF Claysvllle
Both had said their names were Miller
They claimed when questioned that the
horses had been furnished them by The
thieves, and that they were to divide the
money, but this story bae not much to
sustain 1t.
Last evening Mr.. Maxwell and the de-.
tective, accompanied by their prisoners,
whom they had had some trouble 10
bringing on the requisition, arrived in
this city on the five o'clock sCCommoda,
lion train from the East, and the train
from Washington having been held by
telegraphic orders for their arrival, o.
once departed Tor Washington. The
horses " ere shipped 10 Cameron Tuesday,
and from there taken overland to Buffalo,
Millet's parents are said to be excellent
folks, and It 10 the general belief thai
Wallace, who is q hardened wretch, with
little intellect and less principle, has led
him as'ray. Wallace IL q brother OF the
John Wallace who was lynChed OF Bur.
ton, Wetzel county, several years z for
murder, and himself narrowly escaped
rough handling by the excited populRCe al
the same time. He is a powerful man, oil
gigantic build and repulsive and villGinous
features.
A reward OF 5000 offered by the AZ.
ISOLATION, 500 for the no ses and 500 for
the thieves, was paid 10 Mr.. John Robin
con, the Doddtidge county man, who wst
instrumental In causing the arrest. Mi
Maxwell wal very glad 10 recover biz
horses even OF that price. An INTELLiGEN
cRa reporter who had been notified BY
telegraph Of the coming nt the party, ID
terviewedt the captors and their prisonersat
the depot here while The transfer was be
log made, and elected the foregoing facts
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Movements Of stsaLnbOats-LeVee Note
and GaAsln.

Movements Of hteAInbOatH-LeVee Notes
and Gossip,
The Return leaves for St, Mary's at 1890 A.
N. to-day.
The Chancellor, In place OF the Andes, Ia
en- route from Cincinnati and will arrive Mon.
day.
The flight dew" steamer Science will be to.
days ParkerAburg packet, leaving at 1880
A. N.
Chaplain Charles Muhleman is In Cincin.
natl. The Andes goes on the ways at Madi.
Son to-day.
Business on the landing yesterday was
rather dull, the movements being confined 70
the small local packet
II the Diurnal IL fortunate enough u reach
this port she will lie up, and the Welcome
will lake her place In the Parkersburg trade
Monday.
The Sidney arrived from Cincinnati at 4
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. She will return
at the usual hour for departure to-day. She
offers superior inducements To travellers and
shippers.
Capt ]. D. Lukens, OF the steamer Pres ELI.
son. writes the Pittsburgh Commercial GastV.
that he found, opposite Port Harmer, In the
channel OF the Ohio river, a az inch line, a
full coil.
The Telegram has gone 10 the bank at Sun.
fsh, and The O,Neal b.COn Ing tired OF scrap.
Lug the mo soff the rocks between here aid
steubenville will take her place In the Claring.
ton trade.
The Chancellor Is announced 10 leave Gin.
cinnati for Wheeling and Pittsburgh Wheel.
log is all right but unleSs she can Eet bal.
looms or big bladdera Under her abe ran hardly
drop on Pittsburgh PiYbutgh Dhpatch
Down che gees agSin.n Last evening the
marks indicated 8 feet 8 inches In the chan.
nel and falling slowly. The baia are popping
their heads out Of water, and the indications
are that the scowS atd watermelon fats will
be called Into action again.
The b. y. Wood, feoentlv sunk al GuyAn
was successfully raised aud arrived here tbjs
morning. She was tAkei out on the wAys
this afternoon for repairs. TIE danaRe ske
sustained Is slight and will not occupy more
than two days 10 mend it.-Cin. Tines.
Negotiations are bending for the sale oil the
Abnet UNtll, Should she be disposed OF her
owners will immediaIely build q
faster and little l'tgef boat for the Steubnn.
Vile and Wheeling trade. This boat 10 now
doing all The trade possible on the present
stage.
pirfsBUaoa, August IL River 8 inches and
falling Weather cltat and hot.
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DOR SALE OK RENT.
pUBL1O SALE
or THE
FAIR GROUNDS
On Wheeling Island,

Ia pursuance Of L resolution adopted bJ iktrs
hOlr OtI Of the North West YItGIll d AThtuhv1lb
Ciety, at q lnIStiIg held In The ely Of NhNlga
the 9th day Of July, 1881, The undinltbd VlIa
SATURDAY, AUGUST ", iul,
commencing al 10 O'Clock a. IN At The Irnt III
tb8tOuTt House u Ohio county, Wet YlTislL n
coed " bell al public auction, 10 thv hiAHt ID
bISt bidder, the real q tate an a puTtCDl, ~ tni
by the Iaid North West virginia Autulan y
eiety, situated on Wheeling lslALd, and IbsVHH4
Fair uiGunda.
This Wsl.knoWn tract Of land cOBlIinI IbaI
acres and 10 OBe Il the most dBInble ndNJh
In or rear 10 the city Of q hItlIDg RthHttabb
lnlde to the follOWlnS deeds iOI lOcIllB, kIlla
and quantity Of land offered, VIZ; Add hEltt,
7, Rl0Vu and Oth'Ia 10 IAld bEfltulunl Sd
beIring date the 18th day o. HoVembef, 1851 ~
corded In DEED Hook No 81, Pigs iStL 0 ihn
records Of Ohio county, NtS VlHlhil. llgit'
nlIdO ny Joseph klrChg s'ntr and VII 10 HNt
city, bearing dAtB tho ~ b dly u ! buiI Y
o d Ite0fdtd In le,d hook No IS, PAte OfA
Ind teGOidS N sail Ohio tonbty
TEfSB OH BALE-Ohe.thib o. ibt pufAiHb VI
10 DO 70 d In raSh on the DAY d Iie, ihi hisil
Bt0e lively, from day VI sale, With lgtstlt IlIig
c nj, the purchaser 10 give b rUtuitf iht tGft
payments, 10 he saLt iintuhlJ Icuted I'D W.
10 iall lands 10 be ietGlBed Ih ll,hs purh'Rb tf
ShAll have been paid Ia full; hut The PVT !lIdhl
pay OH thH day III sale the Nholt u w ltrth
money or 10 much more THAI The one tAhi lifi
NJ DO may elect 10 To pay.
fhS lite TO this property Is believed y SrSN
30. c%HRtstMAF, Agent lof siaIbI!n,
Au' Ii0nset
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-13
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A Dali hssuRE I.asi NIghi-RouIinG
HaSlness Attended 20,

A Dali Me0llBE I.ast Aighi-RonIina
ltnHinshs Attended 20.
The Second Branch Of the City Council
met in its Chamber last night, with Presi.
dent Scott in the chair,
The report Of the committee on Ac.
counts, recommending the payment Of
bills amounting to 1881 90, was adopted
with the accompanying resolutions.
The regular reports Of the Committee on
City Prison and Superintendent oil the
Work House, were read and adopted.
ApetitiOn for the opening Of alley D in
the Sixth ward, another for q sewer in
alley A, one for the repair oil q sewer on
MCCulloch street, in the Third ward, and
several other minor petitions, for release
Of wafer rent, were properly referred,
The TemonstTAnce Ot the Whitaker
Iron Works and Wheeling Hinge Com.
pAny against the erection oil oil tanks by
Isaiah Warren was read, and referred 70
the Committee on Petitions and Remon-
BtranceA.
Mr.. Bakers resolution that MIR. P. L.
Kimberly act in connection with the CON.
mittee OF negotiating q loan OF $4,000
for four months, at five per cent, was
adopted.
A resolution was offered by President
Scott instruCling the Street Commissioner
10 buy fifty thousand brick aud pave q
square ct the intersection Of some two
streets, as an experiment. The bricks
are 10 be four inches thick, four wide and
eight long.
Mr.. Scott gave his ideas OF the practiCR'
hilty Of paving the streets with ordinary
brick, He said the experience II glass
manufacturers with bricks laid on theiI
side was that they would last from twelve
to fifteen years, He strongly advocated
he passage OF the resolution and the tTiA
Of the experiment,
Mr.. Davis was also in favor Of II, ant
told something OF the success Of ssimilAl
experiment in Charleston, s. o, The IesO
luton was finally unanimously SdOpled
A resolution, offered by Mr.. Walter
granting the BoggB' Run Mining Company
the right 10 erect q weigh scales, was paah
cd.
A committee OF conference was RskeC
for on the Loan ordinance, some mlnoI
amendments being found necessary,
An ordinance for the protection and
preservation OF the Paxton fountain aud
the soldiers monument; an Ordiuanct
granting TO Mr., John Hobbs the right Il
build u bridge for the passage OIL coal bauE
cars OH MCOolloCh street, and an Ordi'
nance In relation 10 the appointment.
duties aud pay Of an assistant keeper OIL
the lock up were adopted, aud after some
other unimportant business the Branch
adjourned,