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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-27
BREAKFAST BUDGET,

White Ottoman satin is the newest fabric
Tor bridal dresses.
The 6rst shad from the St. John river,
Florida, have been taken.
The tenth wife Of a Mormon tailor has
very little husband to talk about
Orleans Picay,tnt. s,
The foundations Of Verona have de.
stroyed the greater part Of a large collec.
ton Of prehistoric antiquities uneartiled by
Signor Slelani.' sts
Nickel is proposed to be a substitute for
bronze in coinage in France. It Is also
suggested that the new coins shall be &C.
tagonal instead OF round, 80 that the peo.
pie may not mistake them for silver in the
hurry Of business.
. In Massachusetts village the hens o.
the Roman Catholic priest lay their eggr
III the barn Of the pastor. Of the Con,
gregational Church, thus establishing
a fellowship between two clergymen o.
widely different beliefs, z
Some English chemists and sanitary re
formers have started movement to MAKE
bread frop the entire grim Of wheat, and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-27
On 10 WAshlurton.

From The day Of Dr.. Updegraa's death
Colonel Taylor has seemed to be the he.
publican favorite for the succession. The
result Of Yesterday convention proves that
Appearances were not misleading, Other
candidates were supported with spirit md
determination, but all through the day
Taylor was the strong probability.
The ballotlng WIS unnecessarily prolong'
ed, but the contes. was conducted In a
spirit Of friendly rivalry and concluded
with harmony and enthusiasum which
leave little 10 comfort the Democrats OF
tue district, who have been depending on
irrecocsilable dlssension in the convention
and disastrous division in the campaign.
No candidate was denied his iair
and equal chance. No unworthy effort
WAS made 10 influence the result. The
nomination is the mature judgment Of as
Intelligent and honorable body OF men
as ever came together for like purpose.
The convention had Its own way and spoke
It's own will. It was fortunate tohave ma
terial 80 goodt TO select from, and not less
70 In the choice It made.
The nominee starts with many adyan.
tages into q campaign on which be had
already entered as reasonable certainty
lie iswell known through the district, and he
kuowsshe district, lis interests and It's wanty
lie has large circle Of strong friends who
will make special effort for him. Hi
active friends in the convention bore
themselves so well in their persistent sup
port Of him TINT they gave no otiense and
opened the way for the hearty hurrah
whiel, greeted the motion to give him NJ
unanimous nomination.
By reason Of his fidelity TO the party, his
ability and sterling character, Colonel Tay'
Tor deserves ind will receive the cordial
support OF his party. He will defeat Alr,
Alexander not only because he deserves
to, not only because the party deserves
success, but because the Republicans Of
the district will achieve victory
by working for it. Our friends over
the river can not afford to let theirspleudid
district fall into Democratic hands, and no.
body so fully appreciates this as themselves,
A fair tariff for protection is the bedrock
OF their prosperity, and they will not trust
their interests to party which is the
avowed enemy Of protection, however
much its candidates may seek to disguise
it's tiorrid shape in protection districts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

1XANTED-A GIRL TO COOK AND
wv do general Homework In a small family.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-27

Perry Belmont proposes to resume his
active connection with the turf next year,
Miss Maud Howe, who was called "the
beautiful American" in Paris in 1878, is
now the guest OF Dir. Blaine in Washing.
ton.
Sara Bernhardt is said to have signed a
contract to play an engagement Of twenty.
two weeks in the United States next
season.
President Gilman, Of Johns Hopkin.
university and e1.Mayor Latrobe have
started Longtellow Memorial association
in Baltimore.
There is a rumor that Mary Anderson
intends to take long course OF study
under Mr.. Ryder, the veteran English
actor, next year.
Mr.. Justice Blatchiord has bought
several building lots convenient" to his
Washington residence and is going to treat
himself to big flower garden.
Albert Bierstadt, the artist, and Edward
Fawcett, the litterateur, have been visiting
the President. Between Mr.. Bientadt and
President Arthur there exists warm per-
sonal friendship Of long standing.
y Mr.. William D. Howells' literary work is
severely dealt with in the January Black
,root's jfaga:int, and it is said that both
llowells and James will be handled with
greater severity in the forthcoming Quar-.
itrly.
The Mexican minister's receptions have
a little OF the splendor Of the Spanish court
on State occasions. Madame Romero has
already arrived at W ashington, unattended
by her husband, but followed by q numer.
Gus suite. Il
Tom Ochiltree has been making q tri-
nmphal march to Washington. St. Louis
gave him supper Of humming bird brains
and nightingale tongues, with wine ex-
humed from the scoria which buried Her
culaneum ! 500 years ago.
The Secretary OF War has ordered the
commanding officer at St. Augustine, Fla,
TO allow Col. Percier OF the French army
10 place marble tablet in front OF the old
chapel at Fort Marion in commemoration
Of the successful observation Of tho transit
Of Venus by the officers Of the French
army. &E
Bob Burdette was advertised to lecture
recently at St. Johnsbury, Vt There had
been religious revival and "a committee"
begged Burdette not to interfere with the
cause by his jokes. So he threw up his
prepared lecture and substituted an i'm.
promptu effort which Is said to have been
sufficiently solemn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-27

not from the inner portion only. The
movement has the support Of the drst
psychologists Of the day. $$ 3
One Of the new shades Of coloEis culled
"terra.cot.a." The unfet.ered dressmakers'
In ordering It, spell It "ierra.caughther,"
and considering what II sckly yellow It is,
we DO not know but that they arc justified,
under the circumstances lIo'ton alder.
tiser. taU-
The largest salmon taken in the Tweed
this year with u rod and line weighed 90
pounds. This Is thought to have been the
biggest Scotch salmon Of the century. Var.
rel, however, In his British Fishes states
that the Earl OF lIane once took salmon
with rod, the fish weighing 693 pounds.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-27

GIRL FOR
w General Homework. Good wages Apply
II VI Sixteenth street, r.H. .D aey7
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-27
PERSONAL.

Perry Belmont proposes TO resume his
active connection with the turf next year.
Miss Maud Howe, who was called "the
beautiful American" in Paris in 1878, is
now the guest OF Mr. Blaine in Washing
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-27
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-27

TOrND-A BUNCH OF KEYS. THE
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office. proving property and payilg Tor this advet.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-27

"Iris great art to do the right thing at the
right time The person subject 10 derange.
ment Of the kidneys or liver has pro.ee.
tive duty 10 perform, In purchasing a package
Of Kidney.Wort. II inyigorates these or
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-27

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Applications for rates 10 clubs should be made
For further information write clearly, giving hui
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o, money order addressed only 10
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-27
MARTINS CAPITAL RESTAURANT
FOR CHRISTMAS BOXES,

Confectionery Boxes, stoSic Boxes, Cedar and Iut-
sonahle prices so to Henry forris, Paper box Man.
ulacturer, corner Fourteenth and South streets.
over Franlelrs Hardware Store. A variety Of
Christmax Boxes suitable for Sunday Schools 40
0riet early. Don't forget the addrcss :
1000 HENRY NORRIS, Proprietor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-27

r OST-A| SKYE TERRIER PUP.
- color brown, ears clipped and tail cut Any
person returning him to No. 8t5 Main street. witt
be paid $500 de27s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-25
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Friday, Feb. -, 1882
ant Secretary of the Treasury sew VIII NOT take
pos<rss OF Of his Office before Monday
The Controller of the Currency to-day authorized the
Proplc- National Bank OF PULASKI Tenn, % began bust
With capital OF sOV,OOV.
Captain Robert f. Bradford has been ordered 10 duty
C In-inber oi the Board Of Inspection relieving Com
EIander John Lee Davis, who paced Oh waiting orcs
~ cention OF the President, Colonel Samuel H. liOa-
bird, Assistant QuarJclnasler-General United States
ARM been COED 10 duty Ia charge Of the quar-
termast,r's Department until further orders
Up tc VI business to-day the Treasury Depart
yuent had redeemed United states bonds follows:
Under the lO5th cal, $l957305o, and under the l0Gh
coll Sl7,4s2,7JO.
The President has signed the commissions Of Charles
T. ia rnard 10 be Consul at LeghorD; William. T. Rice
De Consul al Horgcu switzerland; Thomas simpson 10
Dc Consul az Puerto Plata
The fact that person nominated a. Secretary Of
The Interior today is regarded BY many OF Secretary
Kirk woOds friends strong indication that lac viii
man 10 the Cabinet permanently.
A general exhibition Of objects, Literature aud draw
fpg. ,la ing TO hygiene anu safety appliances VIII be
tld q berlin from June t. October ], 1882 10 which
al American inventors ARE invited.
Captain H. q. Litchleld "a Artillery, today reported
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-25
PROGRESS IN MEXICO.

BOsTON, Feb. 24.-'The former manager of
the Hoosac Tunnel line, NJ g. Gardner contadicts the
statements published recently in The Nc orleans Times
Democrat in regard to the PalmerSulliyan railway
scheme in Mexico. Mr. Gardner says work on the line
has moi been suspended Is the concern embarrassed
IL has lust returned from Mexico where lac says lie lett
600 men at work. ana rapid prOgrts is being made
The road from Laredo, Texas, TO Palta, MEXICO, mas
been recently opened.
Ell PAso, Tex, Feb. 2LThe Mexican Central Railway
was completed yesterday to point 10l miles from Paso
del NOrte.
The Texas Pacific Railway Company is endeavorlng TO
secure a Mexican grant to construct bridge over the
Mo GTande al NJ Paso 10 zap the Mexican Central at
Paso del NUrte.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-25
INCIDENTS on A STREETCAR.

"That makes eight of those fellows I've
helped off the car on this trip" said the conductor OF
broadway car, he assisted drunken man TO the
pavement at Barclayst. last night
add they all insist In shaking hands that did r.
asked TRIBUNE reporter, who was on the rear plat
form.
cont nv. YES" replied the conductor always have
to shake hands with them Sometimes ii seems as If they
would never let 20. Why only two three nights ago
big Irishman got hold OF my hand aud nearly pulled
me off the car. held TO the brake handle with all
my might and pulled the strap for the car to start but
the fellow still held on until thought sure | would 90
over backwards. Another time l was running car on
the Grand and Fory-secondst cross-town line, when
great burly German got on, and insisted hugging
tried to get him sit down, but he bound 10 stand
on the platform, and before knew IL he had his arms
about me, and huegng NE with all his might was
pretty smothered, bat at last managed to squrn
Of his grasp Yes they always want To shake hands,
and often ask to and see them. Almost all say
that they will see me gain, and invite me to drink"
Do you ever have any trouble getting their fares r.
"No,as a general thing they have little money left
over from their spree, although often they hand over
only a penny or a button at first. Then again, they
bother in taking long time to fnd their money pull
ing penny of pocket AMI cents ont Of another
until they get enough. One fellow gave me the top of
n pcpperbox, one night. for quarter, while another
handed over - gold pieco with cents was sorry
for that fellow for Didn't discover his mistake until
was hand in the fares al the oilcc.'
" DO they trouble other passengers mnch r. ,-,,-.
on, no. Sometimes they gcf booty and fau over
arlIu-t other bat generally get them INTO
corner scaf Where ihcy bother no one They usually
harmless. once In while one thinks himself insutet
and makes "a row. but thcn put him right
OIL The car. The hardest thing h to get them TO
st Fun They aro always bObbng up to ask II
they have got to their street yet And then
they VIII persist Ia riding the platform, where
We have 10 hold them on, which is 70 great nuisance.
When they want to get OH the car they are mad II We
come 20 "a fun stop They want ,O 5t oil while the
Is moving. n we stop they wait ul Wc stare"
"Do they often fall C the while II i'm motion
"Once In a while, hut they are never hurt very
badly, only cut and bruised htle. There seems
L. be 5uurIlnn angel something that watches
over dul ken man. We awaya look ont for them, hut
sOmctimts while We cOleC ing farce thcy fan on"
Iicuur rs good thing" said the conductor looking
Wstfiv ~ beer saloon the street. "N you
10 rgut bu u You use h rIsIy 10 viii misuse Won" At
tlls .ont the reporter Thought D. lins to 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-25
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.

PITTsBURG, Feb. 24.-The annual meeting
Of the Newcastle ana Lawrence Railroad Company
held to-day at which the following directors were
elected: L. H. Meyer, Charles W. Cass and Charles
Lanier, New-YOrk J. ~ Mccullough aud JOhn u. Jack
son Ptt5burg; A. l.. Cunningham, Newcastle, ana
John n. Hutchinson, Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 24.-The gross earnings of the
Buffalo Pittsburg and Western Railroad for January
were OS4 49, operating expenses $2337 % aud net
earnings FAC o. increase, as compared with the
CORES onding month Of last year, OF $l7,O72 II.
The leading passenger railway capitalists of this city
started to-day Chicago for second inspection OF the
method in operation there of running street ears by
means of cable. The party consisted OF NcePrcsdent
Widcncr Of the Union Line, james Mechanics William
NJ singerly and others.
CHICAGO Feb 24-The Chicago railroads. yesterday
adOpcd resolution that lines leading Last from here
shall withdraw all orders for East bound tickets from
territory lines west southwest and northwest OF Chi
cago and refuse honor orders for EasbOund tickets
from Eastern agents The object is 10 cOninc the ticket
ing OF the EastbOund business TO the agents at the
points where the business originates.
The managers OF the Southwestern Railway Asso-
catlon their second session yesterday still disagreed
allotment Of percentage OF traffic 20 the lines III
tue Chicago division. The point under discussion was
the demand Of the Hannibal and ST. Joseph Road for
Der cent OF the business 1t has heretofore received =
pCF cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-25
THE STANDARD OIL COMPANY.

HARRISBURG, Feb. 24.-In the Common
Pleas this morning II. L. Olnstcad continued his
argument in b.half of the Standard OH Company After
presenting several legal conclusions he said: "Wbat
shall be the consequences II they shall ultimately fail
This corporation viii be driven from the state. That
may DO little, but it VIII not be all The decision which
drives this company from the State VIII drive hundreds
more that hitherto have contributed TO prosperity
also borne their full share Of the burdens Of
taxation. 1t will not stop there Our own corporations
are In every state. Retaliation viii ensue. NewYork
with an unried statute her books is standing wait
ing this decision. Her law il similar ard her constrc
ton Will be the our markets viii be cut OF,
porate enterprise viii be chccA d, corporate prosperity
impaired and the State revenue ultimately diminished
ON the other hand the decision asked for viii under
mine or weaken but viii rather sustain and streng Then
me general rev system Oi the Stale. The
from which revenue has ever been derived Is sought
be Affected Al is asAcd, and all that - Decrssiry
To Tue fun support OF the PROPOSE IONS aId down,
the EQUITABLE aud fair construction OF lIw which has
ure1ed since ever the state taxed corporations snail
rryal that the uinIOm practice ~ many years hhHI
not he changed. and ,ht All unbrJkcu line Of decisions
shall not De Il .sTcEarCcl.'
Mr Watson hen made an argument upon the uniform
ity OF TAXATION The arsI-A ut WII not DC concluded
until iO-uUriOw evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-25
FILLING OFFICES IN VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, Va, Feb. 24.-The Readiustor
caucus last night completed It's nominations for
Judges Of the Supreme Court Of Appeals L. l.. Lewis.
OF this city, was unanimously nominated. and Judge H.
W. Lacey OF NewKent County, received a nomination
over two opponents Mr. Lewis Ia Republican and
Is United states DstricAttoney for the Eastern ID,
tnct Of Virginia He Is also hafbrother Of Leutensnt
Governor Lewis The fun court nominated is as follows
Robert A. Richardson. OF smyth County; T. I. Faunt-
leroy OF Frederick County; Drury A. Hinton OF Peters
burg L. L. Lewis, OF Richmond and D. W. Lacey Of New
Kent County.
In the House today Mr.. Frazier. Readiuster intro
duced JOINT resolution yacating the appointments OF
all nOtares pubic within the Commonwealth " Vr-
ginia The resolution provides that an the appoint
TnentS and Offices Of ali DOtares public In the state
shall be vaoasd the first day OF April, 1882 aud that
their SUCCESSORS shall be appointed by the Governor.
Bald Mountain has been behaving very badly
lately II l. time to that North Carolina curiosity
with "A wig.-lNew-Orlean Pcayune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-25
THE HENNErIN CANAL PRoJEc'

WASHINGTON. Feb. PA. Il. Miller, chalr-
man NJ tbe Committee on Canal Transportation OF The
Nevyork BOARD OF rrsde and Transportation. appeared
hetore the House Committee on Railways and Canals
this afternoon and made argument in advocacy OF
the construction OF the Uennepin CanaAfter reviewing
The various canal routes throughout the United States
and def aillng the great advantages which commerce
derives thercfrom, Mr. Miller concluded as follows:
There has been the past OF the many appropriations
made by the Government doubtless cOnsdrFhDic money
expended works Of questionable uOEty or Otherwise
squandered. | fully persuaded, however, THAR
wheth,r wisely waSteiully expended the genera
benefit country resulting from the Improvements
made could scarcely b. Ovcrcetnnated ONcrhaihcihg
the beyond comparison. These remarks hIlhg me
10 the consideration OF The subject IN advocacy OF when
rs Chairman Of the Committee on canals OF lhe new
York board OF Trade and Transportation, have the
honor 10 appear before you That Is the construction Oy
The Government OF the projected hthnch Itu"I' Goa"
meeting the great lakes with the Mississippi RIVER al
maximum cost estimated by United States engineers OF
S5O00OOO The great adyan age 70 be derived ny lHe
country thrOu gh the construction OF TINS compaa very
short canal, at small an expenditure IA SO uN se5
forth in the pamphlet and accompanying map prepatu
by the Illinois and Mississippi River and Cana! improve
,nent Commission that would bs work OF supeTero
cation my part further to occupy your tihe IL re-
heaTsing II. l viii simply say the subject nas
honor to represent for several years and has received ~
careful cons derat and unqualified Endorsements
The board considers the work entirely National ID
character in sense local, aud That ne GONtrnmeu
ting the spirit that characterized the state OF New
York in connecting the waters OF the
Atlantic Ocean with the great western
lakes shonld in the interests Of the commerce
Of the Republic continue the extension by uniting
the waters of Lake Michigan with the Mississippi RIVER
thereby giving a continuous water navigation from the
Atlantic through the numerous tributaries OF mat
father OF rivers 10 almost every state OF the Union
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-25
READINGS TROUBLES.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 21.-A peculiar COM
plicari0n has resulted from the decision OF JuHge
Hacenman Of Reading confirming the issue of de-
ferrcd income bonds of tho Philadelphia and Reading
Rairoad Company The United atcs Circuit Court has
denied the legality OF the Issue, but is stated that MI
Gowen will appeal the suit TO the Supreme Court OF the
United States for a decision The McCalnonts counsel
were absent from the city to-day and II is not known
what action the London firm VIII take in the present
phase Of the case.
IL is said that President Gowen has confidently de-
clared that Raj road Company will never
nav the amount. $4,000, charged against II ~ the
GGvcrnmcnt revenue taxes on wages certificates,
legal au hores holding that all tine mortgages upon the
coupany's property must be met before any sale or
rolling stock 10 satisfy the Governments claim can take