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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-16
WEEKS d POTTER, Boston.

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quickly aISulge the most yio-
lent paroEySm0of pain. They
distribute throughout the
nervous system a gentle and
continuous current Of EleO-
~ AnnihllAteB pain, yltaliEes
IrtB, CUES sore luDgs palpitA-
Iul kidneys, liver complaint,
and sclatlea, Ask for Collln'i
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1--WE would advise all who would enjoy a
pleasant social event, and q good supper
thrown ID, to attend. the Zane Street
Social Union tonight.
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RATHER INDICATIONS.

WARRINGTON, D. O., February 1G-1A, Nj.
FOR Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
cloudy weather and snow, followed by
partly cloudy weather, variable winds,
shifting to colder westerly, higher ba'
Hometer
For tho Lower Lakes cloudy, rainy
weather, south winds, falling barometer,
generally followed by rising barometer
and colder westerly winds.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-16

IWtFHIUTIUINF NVNUEWs
The following shows the range Of the
thermometer, as observed at sChnepfs
drug store, Opera House corner, yes
terday:
1850, 1851.
7AAi9u.SF .M7RMI TAM. IAN. 8 p. MI Pm.
IS Is 80 80 Is Of u IS
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(YticuGa

VVAO0Ao
Wonderful Cures of Salt Rhsum,
Psoriasis, Itching and SCaIy Hu-
mOrs, Scr0fula, SCrofuIOus' Sores,
Ulcers and MsrCHrlal Affections.
REsQLVEGT, taE purifying The blood, through the
boEslla liver, kidneys and akin, CuTlCuRA, q
Medicinal Jelly, which removes dead aOah and skin,
renders healthy uleeu and old aOra Rllayl inaAmmA.
cUiIcURA MEDICINAL TOILET sOAP, Shleh
restores, NhltenI and beauties thO'ndn, CuTICuRA
SHAVING SOAP q the only medicinal soap expren.
y prepared t.r shaving.
Psoriasis.
Thomas Dellny, Memphis, Tenn, says ~ have
been aHIeted for hineleen yeaI With PsorAAll, and
have spent hundreds Of dollars for doctors and stun
they call blood puraeII, Doctors did not know what
scratched mylel E1Wi then It would dry and form
into scales, which would all be scratched Oh next
night, and % on. have been completely cured BY
the CutcuIa Remedies"
LepFOsy.
H. E. Carpenter, Esq,, Henderson, N. Y, cured Of
Psorta,ll or LeproSy q twenty years. standing, ey
TUE SulVuIN RN4oANuut Nuu NuGgufN anu
CutIcuTa Soap externally. The most wonderful CASE
on record. Cure certified 70 before Justice Of the
Peace aud prominent cliiEenL All afflicted with
Itching and cay Diseases should lend 70 Us for this
testimonial In full.
Eczema.
+. H, Drake, Esq, Detroit, Mich, suffered beyond
ali description from akin disease which appeared on
his hand, head aud iace, and nglrly deStiOyed hiI
eyes, The most cal Siul d0CIeTing failed to help hm
and alter all had failed he used the CutIcun Resell
vent internally, Cuteura aud Cutlcura soap Gxter.
nAlyy and WM cured, and has remained perfectly well
70 this day.
&G q 5,!E. = poR!:E ElMs1D ES1 5S
IS $50 Warrington street, Boston, and are for SAlI
BY all Druggists Price Tor CuTlCuRA, . Medicinal
Jelly, ImAl boxes, 50 cents; large boxes, 81, Curl
CUBA RRseLvEAT, the new Blood Purifier, 81 pei
| bottle, CuTIcuRG MEDICINAL TOILET SoAP, q
cents. CuTlCuRA MEDICINAL SHAVING eoAP, II
cOntl.
All mailed free on receipt price,
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VtCINc ELECTED
RAsIERs

triCity, which Instant
weak and paralyGed pa
tlon Of tho heart, paint
rheumatism, neuralgia
VoltAlC Electric plAIiAF
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YOU eau havs your key wind watchmad
Into a stem Wlnder by
JACOB ". GRUBB,
Practical Matchmaker,
Corner Twelfth and Market ste.
TRY Chicken Mackerel at .
GEO. X. MckEChEh'S.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-16

EOR SALE CHEAP-25O TONS OF
IL IRON ORE, now on the bank and ready to IAls.
For further particulars Inquire Of JOHN Ii. RILY,
taSeyille, Jack,on county, West Virginia, Isi ~
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oiIos Nos. S6 ana " Fourteenth street,
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DOR RENT.
FOR SALE.

FoR sALE-COUNTER AND Shelly.
Il INC, IN room No. 2, Mcclure House building
Inquire Of JNO. MCLURE. deli'
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FOR Rent.

Ro0MsT0 LET-MEMBSRS OF TTS
~ LeEisIature deSlEing rooms can b. GCrountia
tet BY ami Wing 4 ~, 20ls Main street. diI,
National Republican., 1881-10-26

will teach Secretaries that they must oc-
casionally see how the chief clerk is
transacting his business; chief clerks
will learn that they cannot allow the
public goose to be plucked by others
without danger TO their own reputation
the buyers, receivers, and keepers of pub
Tic property will be made to feel that
their dealings with regard to IL must be
governed by the same honesty that is ex-
acted by the owners of prirde property ;
and, finally, it will be made clear that
Uncle Sam will, like all other customers,
deal with those who give him what he
buys, and who do not tamper with his
servants.
After all is it not rather with q system
than with individuals that the hand of
correction must deal? Public money and
public property must not be regarded as
exempt from any rules that prevail with
regard to those of individuals. The Presi-
dent can request the heads of Depart
monts to make frequent inquiry into the
care which assistants and heads of
bureaus are exhibiting in these vital con-
Germs. In snort, let every officer be made
to understand that the one next above
him intends TO make business of FREE
quently holding him to responsibility for
the work assigned by him to those below
him. 1t is an inGrmity of human nature
to grow slack in the performance of duty
ifthose by whom it is required lose in
terest in the matter of the fidelity OF
those upon whom it is imposed,
National Republican., 1881-10-26
INCORRECT STATEMENTS.
The "EyenIng Star" Again Telling False
hoods-vhat Hir. Ola rp Says.

To the Editor of THE REPUBLICAN;
The Ercning Star takes occasion to al
lude TO the question of change n the District
Commissioners. in effect that rnmOr assigns Messrs
A. NJ. Clnpp and j. Z. Klingle as the coming Com
mssoncrs, and these gentlemen were at the Capt.
to to-day evidently enjoying hope of the appoint
ment II positive expectation. 1t is due to truth
that / should state that have not been at tho
Capitol at any time during the present session of
the Senate as have not had any personal interest
at stake-that nm aware Otto call me there.
Again the Star says "Another report had II that
the question has been raised MS to Mr. Clapps eli
gibiIity on the ground that he retains his citizen
ship In New York, whereas the law requires that
the District Commissioner shall have been citi-
of the District three years prior to his appoint
ment." In reply to this hthered rumor, desire
10 say briefly that have been resident tax payer
of this District some eleven years. i voted in New
| York while holding Federal office, as was my
| right and privilege My last vote there was cast
| for Rutherford b. Hayes. Since then have not
| voted at all. My citizenship ceased in New York
after my retirement from public office, four years
ago last June and unless IL has been forfeited by
| some cause unknown TO myself have been Citi-
| zen of the District of Columbia from that date
| nearly four years and half ago. do not make
| this correction for my own benefit but for the
reason that II is due to the fidelity of history, on
which my beloved Star prides itself, However, /
regard II of quite rs much Importance to the Star
| to be correct in Its statements that the high
honor It alludes to shall be conferred upon your
| Obeuient servant A. Nj, CIApp,
National Republican., 1881-10-26

THE NATIoNALRrruBLIcANwi be issued
on Saturday in a double-sheet form of
eight pages and fifty-six columns. The
pressure of advertisements and the
unprecedented increase in the crcu-
lation of the stalwart REPUBLICAN is
80 great that it is not unlikely the
management will soon find it neces-
sary 10 issue double sheets on Wcdncs-
days as well as Saturdays. THE RrPuB-
LrcAN will be found equal to the demands
of the public, and will keep pace with the
progress of events at the National Capital,
and maintain its reputation as the live
licst, brightest, and best newspaper pub
lished in Washington.
National Republican., 1881-10-26
Gennfnr E,In,nnfla

The Post is bruised and hurt, and re-
fuses to be comforted because Senator
Edmunds on Monday offered resolution
that the duties of Secretary of the Senate
be discharged by the chief clerk during
the vacancy in the Office of Secretary.
The complaint is not that the resolution
was not judicious and proper; on the
contrary, it was unanimously agreed to-.
But the Post says that the Democratic
caucus, which numbers thirty-seven
Senators, as against thirty-nine other
Senators who do not train with it, had
met privately somewhere before the
meeting of the Senate and had
agreed upon similar resolution,
which Mr.. Pendleton was about
to offer. This the Post regards
us n sort Of prc-emption of the
ground. II cannot see what right
Senator Edmunds had to offer n resolu-
ton concerning the convenience of the
Senate in the transaction of business
when minority Democratic caucus had
directed Senator Pendleton to do the
very same thing. The Post, in its fury
over this vindictive proceeding on Sena-
tor Edmunds part, voids its rheum at him
by saying that "he has in some respects
very small mind" calls his resolution
"such tricks" and says they care too
small and contemplate for man like
the Senator from Vermont to indulge in"
The Post evidently does not really think
he has such "a very small mind" or the
latter expression would have been omit
ted. Many of us regard the great Yer
monter as n man of considerable mental
pnlihrn
National Republican., 1881-10-26

fleeing from his post and charging de-
linquency upon his successor. If he re-
mains and convicts, he is vindicated. If
he remains and fails to convict, he is
proven fraud. If he goes, and there is
a failure to convict, he will be charged
with that failure. Turn which way he
will, he is confronted with the ulti-
mate sense of fair play of the Ameri-
can people which requires infamous
charges against citizens TO be sustained
by the accusers, or brands the latter
as slanderers and disturbers of the peace.
Mr. MacVeagh had better remain in the
Cabinet and confront those he has ac-
cugpd
National Republican., 1881-10-26
rhe nnnlI.t OutIook in thc Soulh.

The Rev. DR., A, Il. Dickinson, editor of
the Religious Hcrd ID, Of Richmond, Va, addressed
the Baptist ministers Of New York Monday. After
speaking of the misunderstanding that has eX-
listed between the North and the South, he set
forth "The Baptist outlook In the South" lie said
that OF the 2,206, 90 Bapists In the United States
orcd Both whites aud blacks he said are doing
better Christian work than ever before, the ne
groes giving even more In proportion TO their
ability than the whites, They have bnilt churches
almost without number, some of them quite costly,
and they have given large sums to other good
leges of the South preparing for the Baptist minis
try
National Republican., 1881-10-26
Mad Anlhony Wnyne,. wnteh.

When Mad Anthony Wayne died at
Erie, Pa, his daughter removed his effects to
Morestown, N. J. A silver watch presented to
Wayne by Lafayette passed into the possession OF
Quaker family named Coles, SchoolmasteT
Hazard bought IL for a New York jeweler, s. l..
Newberry now of Hoboken who still has II. II is
a double-oase watch, made by Benjamin Webb, OF
London, on the back Of the outer case Is this In
ami Generate del,armee Federale, Frede icksburg,
Pa, lie Juni, 1881"
National Republican., 1881-10-26
RequIescat la Pace.

10 the tdltOr OF THE hhPuBllCAN'
This is the tribute of a friend, / want
to put flower upon the breast OF him whose
hands are folded am sure that no man was ever
enclosed within the walls Of a coffin who enjoyed
SO entirely the respect Of his friends. For myself
win say that grander man in many senses never
went down to the grave. In all that goes TO make
way of example in all things that inspire deeds of
worth, Tom Hume was without peer | hope he
Is aside from discomfort now. His life justihes the
belief that he Is WIN tho anges. j. A. r.
National Republican., 1881-10-26
Sost anS SfounS.

Il oST,-LEFr IN A NINTH STREET CAR, GO
~ ing south, Tuesday october T. q Record Book,
containing the minutes Of Lincoln Post, No. g. q. A.
n, liberal reward will be paid on leaving the same
with Captain 3. H. TIOMASON, Paymaster-Gen-
erals Office l2l4 Il street northwest. oc25-6t
National Republican., 1881-10-26
TJ,trkish 9Bafhs.

NTEw TURKISH BATM CDR poVEEs),
IN liH q street, opposite Riggs House. Large Pool
good ventilation. Ladies' Monday and Friday, Not
open Sunday. Open from TIL l0i Saturday. ~,
trlcian. oc2oIy
National Republican., 1881-10-26
Amnsnmcnta To.Niaht.

NAr1oNAL THEATBE-Kccne as "shylock" at the
matinee and othello " in the evening.
LISCorS HAIL. Callender's MInstrels.
National Republican., 1881-10-26

THE resignation of General Francis A..
Walker as Superintendent of the Census
transfers him to sphere of scientific
usefulness but deprives the Government
of q most intelligent and valuable officer.
His census work is well organized, and
all his ideas will be fully carried out by
those who remain in charge, When
completed it will be standing record of
his careful methods and faithful public
service.
National Republican., 1881-10-26
@ersonal.

DERsoNALL- INFORMATION WANTED AS
Il 70 the whereabouts Of Ole Oleson, who Is sup.
posed 20 have lived IN Washington In the winter OF
1875 u he can be found Il will be money in hispockeL
Address DUPONT, ii9 broadway, New York.
National Republican., 1881-10-26
Ior 0Renf.- Sbo,leee.

TNOR RENT-12.ROoM PRESS BRICK HOUSE,
U 4S7 II street southwest. Inquire Of w. A. FEN
WICK, 427 seventh street northwest oo25-3tt
UIURNIsHED HOUSE FOR RENT--HOUSE 20i7
~ q street northwest; elegantly furnished; price,
si75 per month"; 800 per year. Apply on premises
National Republican., 1881-10-26

COLONEL Robert HARLAN, a Republican
nominee for the Legislature in Ohio,
was defeated at the last election, while
his colleagues on the ticket were elected
He attributes his defeat to,a color preju-
dice among white Republicans, but is
grateful forf the twenty-five thousand
votes he received. His enemies said it
was because he was n card-gambler, which
was slander. Some Ohio Republicans say
that it was because of the refusal ofa por-
ton of the colored people to support him,
because they thought he had not always
affiliated with them. Be it from what
ever cause, his defeat is to be regretted.
He is a capable and worthy citizen, and
was entitled to his party vote.
National Republican., 1881-10-26
2Ianfe0-- Selp.


wv D-IMMEDGATELY, 30 LABoRERs,
w with spades and shovels. Apply at iil2 NJ street
northwest, oc2G3tf
w ANTED-AT oia II STREET NORTHWEST,
w competent woman TO COOK, WASH, and Iron;
white woman preferred; must bring good references
from last place. oc.j3t@
NyTANTED-A Roy 10 WAIT on TABLE AND
w make himself generally useful about the house
500 seventeenth street northwest. oc2G-3ts
WANTED a FIRsT-ChASs, DRY GOODS
Seventh street and Market Srnce. oc2g2t
yxTANTED-A WHITE Girl, IN SMALL FAM
w lily, for general housewurk, at l2n New York
ayemue northwcsl niid bring references, 2la@
wv ANTED AN APPRENTICE TO DRESS.
w maliingi good sewer y.d II street northwest.
wv AN'TED--A GOOD COOK TO TAKE CHARGE
w Of kitchen aud washing In small family; white
preferred. Gail between and y. IN. at l70D Thir-
tecnth street northwest. oc2i-3t@
WY ANTED- 4 FIRsreLASS SMAPDRAUGHTS-
w man, to 20 10 miles into Virginia to correct u s,
railroad map; state weekly salary, with board: send
samples of fine lettering. AJAX, Gainesville, Va.
OCsI.3tE
NyTANTED-TIIE NAMES OF TWO OR MORE
w relatives Of one family In Departments, whore
located, and relationship; the influence of each the
State credited to- and when apponted also names of
substitutes and who for: the names Of unnaturallzed
foreigners and oNcontederates also the names of
Union soldiers and sailors discharged the politics of
Address sOLbiEitS AMI SAiLoRS' NATIONAL
LEAGUE, Republican office Oc2l.f
CARFIELD.-AGENTS WANTED FOR LIFE
VI Of President Garfield. a Acomplete, faithful his
Col, COnwe Books all ready for delivery. An ee.
gnntly illustrated volume. lndorsed edition. Liberal
terms Agents take orders for from 70 to 80 copies
daily Outsolls any other boo; 10 to l. Agents meyer
made money so ist The book sells itself Experience
Profits Priyats ] ierns i'i Tse GEonGE sfiNsoS &
| CO.. Portland, Maine. oc7-lm
National Republican., 1881-10-26
"Jarncs and Me-"

The New York Tibme in speaking Of
the star-route people, says:
Mr.. Macveagh does not mnco language In speak
Ing of them. "1hese men are bnludcd,' he says
to n correspondent Of the Philadelphia Pres.
"Thcy will always wear the brand of star.route
thieves. That has been fixed upon them by Mr.
James and me. Their operations have been I'M
carthed The people Of the country know that
they are thieves, and nothing will change the pub
lies verdict"
These are brave words. How proud
the American people ought TO be of this
man, who, speaking us the head of the
Department of Justice, raves about having
branded men MS thieves, and then fees
from the Office he has disgraced because
he dares not face in court the men he has
accused. If, after all his gasconading, no
one should be convicted of the oifcnscs
charged by him, twill be upon his bra2en
forehead that the people will place the
ineflHceable brand of slanderer and petty
official tyrant. Mr.. MacVeagh had bet
ter stand up to his work.
National Republican., 1881-10-26
II FURNISHED.
ELEGANT PRIVATE RESIDENCE
in the northwestern section.

A fine Double Mansion, THOROUGHLY and COM
PLErELY FURNlsHED, including China aud
Gassware also Bed Linen and everything necessary
The residence, three stories and basement, contains
about Is LARGE and CHEERFUL ROOMS
The above is the most charming house In the city;
II n pleasantly located CORNER PROPERTY, with
large and 9eauthnl grounds neatly eid ont "a nnd ~ i'm
is located nt convenient distance from the residence,
and contains water, gas, and coachmans room:
The entire property Is IN perfect conditions neat
and clean In every particulars ready for immediate
ms Is 4 RARE OPPORTUNITY to get delight
ful home at inir price for SIX or EIGHT MONTHS
or for YEAR or more.
For permission to Inspect the premmsfs1st y f1t tagPy TO
Real Estate Broker, 1905 pennsylvania avenue.
ocIptf
TF You WANT TO BUY. SELL. RENT OR
Il Trade City or Country Property. come and see the
great bargains at WILLIAM II. MAIN q BROTH
Es ST. Charles Hotel, corner Third street and Penn
sylvnnia avenue northwest. mhl9tf
IVoR RENT-BY n. II. WARNER,
II pi6 y street northwest.
eifi7h st w......-;oo 90 so7 ave fur... so On
i st w...... ".. 60 o. ssi 81 c. % %
$40 sth ri w...- 80 0O 1915 18th st w...- 10 20
5i e :, 81 81 ~ w- 9 ~ 1S i11 Il si 70 az "a
Cor isih and i W 20 90 2ie Rst w....'. i %
~ 2 y w..... y g iiaoParE Place.. 80
lOl4 Pa ave e...".... 20 o.
STORES.
lli37th st w.."~..ssn 90 2OO6 eth st .s5 90
OFFICE ROOMS in Nos TT and $40 Four anti-a-
half st. r. W.; also intis Louisiana avenue II. W.
Call for copy Of our lentLlst, issuel every Mon
day morning i contains II complete list of all our
Monty no loan on Real Estate at Lowest Rates.
Parties having property 10 trade or sell VIII nd Il TO
WV" "''''"''S' '''" d. II. WARNER
PIG u street.
L,oR RENT-cALL AND SEE our LIST OF
Il property for rent. JOHN SHERMAN , g 60,
National Republican., 1881-10-26

INoR RENT-CAIL AND SEE OUR LIST o
H. property for rent. JOHN SHERMAN eco,
fc3-tf ST. Cloud Building
National Republican., 1881-10-26

A CHANCE FOR THE PoOR-A LARGE LOT
IA OF merchant tailor made Coats, Pants and Vests,
such as rich people wear some equal to new, some
little worn; for less money than shoddy ready-mAde.
Also some Dress Coats OF expensive make, Hats,
HERZOG'S,
aus No. 30S Ninth street.
National Republican., 1881-10-26
SforS SRenf-2 2Tlisceuaneous

INOR RENT TO A CAREFUL PERSON, A
~ hweet-tOned Piano, at u very low rate Apply at
sl9 Thirteenth street northwest. oc293ts
INoR RENT-A Two-sToRY STABLE. 1ls 4
I street northwest. Apply ut hall door. Oc22-9te
National Republican., 1881-10-26

street, between 18th and 10Th n. W.
It's Location, Rooms, aud Appointments as good
the best. The course OF study embraces the
Elementary Branches, Mathematics and Clas-
scs. These taught according to the latest
idea OF the profession. Classes small that each
pupil receives individual attention. No high press
IRE, so destructive to the nervous system The love
OF knowledge Is the true stimulus. PATRONS AT
NO EXPENSE FOR BOOKS. Open 10 both sexes.
Call on or address
ReD.3m y, IS, WILSON, prncipal.
National Republican., 1881-10-26
Population Of thc National Capital. $4,000.

WASHINGTON, D. C., OCTOBER &C. 1881.
National Republican., 1881-10-26
Sor Sole. Shc,lsee. &c.


EOR SALE CHEAP. OR TRADE FOR MER-
~ chandlse ofauy kinda choice Cemetery Lot and
two building Lots, southeast Inquire at Stand GiS,
Ninth street wing Washington Market ocQC-9fs
National Republican., 1881-10-26
Educational.

"A RT SCHOOL,
1878 I street, opposite Franklin Square, has COM
menced Its twelfth annual session. Evening classes
In Mechanical Drawing from October O. In China
Painting October II. s. Il. FULLER
BcJD-lm prncipal
National Republican., 1881-10-26

wv ED-IMMEDIATELN. 30 LABoRERs
w with spades and shovels. Apply at iil2 NJ stree
nnr
National Republican., 1881-10-26

VNoR RENT COMMUNICATING ROOMS ON
IL third floor: also front Room second door
newly furnished references exchanged 1924 street
northwest Oc2lgtA
National Republican., 1881-10-26

ENoR RENT-To GENTLEMAN, A LARGE,
aInina roa wod LohS m rcn, Seeahu noor dhe ~
location very centra near hotels and three lines OF
street references required $40 Thirteenth street
near New York avenue oc2.l3t*
National Republican., 1881-10-26
2Sanfeo-- --Souses.

XJTANTED-A FURNISHED HOUSE, SUITA-
w BILE for select boardinghousei owners to board
With renters references exchanged. Address EPI-
1URE, Republican Office Oc2r3tF