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ing, the 9th lust A full attendance Is earn.
estly desired. J. b. MARTIN, Secretary.
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NOTICE-I, FRANK QUIaLEY. THE.

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ises, do hereby give notice that shall apply
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General Session Of the Peace and Jail De-
of May, A D., 1882, being the first day of the
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an inn r tavern, at 500 Madison street, in the
tlfth ward Of the city of Wilmington. county
of Now uastle, State OF Delaware, in compli.
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provided. for the sale therein OF intoxicating
liquors in quantities less than one quart to be
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A TTENTION-ALL PERSONS DE.
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wishing their prescriptions or private receipts
carefully compounded with pure materials
should 20 10 the drug store Of
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8TMarkst street, Wilmington,
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AMUSKM ENTN.

4 yRAND OPERA HOUSE.
TUESDAY, MARCH Is, 80.
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r EMoVAL.
ID ESUMPTION OF TRIPS.

On Tuesday, March 2Sth = v-. -. e
the 'Susie A. McCalin will resume her trips,
leaving Fourth street wharf every Tuesday,
Wednesday, Friday and Saturday at = q. M,
2 and p M, and leaving Pennsgrove on
same day 8 at $50 and 10 a. H., and L. p. m.
m23-tf CAPT. DENNY
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-22
THE nRADLATGm AFFAIn.


"eubhuS on ltA huIluAs
LONDON, February 9l.-In the House Of
Commons, this afternoon, Sir Stafford
Northcote announced that he would op.
pose the introduction of Mr.. Gladstone's
resolution, that inquiry into the work,
ing Of the land act would be injurious to
the interests of the government in Ireland.
Labouchere Q.ibcraD member for North.
ampt0n, moved new writ be issued for
an election in Bradlaugh's constituency us
the latter was disqualified by the resolu-
ton OF the House.
This motion is supposed to be an attempt
to drawa declaration from the government
in favor OF Bradlaugh.
lord Randolph Churchill Conservative
moved an amendment that Bradlaugh was
legally disqualified.
The Acknowledgement advised the House
to vote neither for the motion nor the
amendment, but to permit Brudlaugh to
bilities.
Both the motion aud the amendment
were rejected, the former by n vote Of 3O7
to IS.
Bradlauah then walked up to the table,
took the oath, signed without waiting for
the clerk, and declared that now having
taken the oath he would take his seat.
The Speaker told him To withdraw below
the bar.
Mr., Bradlaugh said he would obey but
would claim his seat.
Lord Randolph Churchill moved that n
writ for new election be issued-Brad.
augh having by his action vacated his
seat.
Mr.. Gladstone moved for an adjourn.
ment OF the debate until to morrow to en-
able the question to be discussed calmly
The members OF the opposition agreed
but expressed hope that the Government
would be prepared TO propose something
to vindicate the outraged dignity Of the
House. When Bradlaugh reached the
table to take the oath he produced n tesla.
ment, obeying the Speakers injunction TO
withdraw below the bur, and then re.
advanced and took his seat. The Speaker
again ordered him to withdraw and he
took seat under The gallery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-22

In which High and Moderate TarIr Men
Learn Something.


Special Dispatch to the lntcligencGr
WASHINGTON, February FLA large
number Of Pittsburgh iron men, and
Messrs. Cartwright and Miller, OF the firm
bearing that name Of Youngstown, are in
the city in the interest OF the Mckinley
iron and steel bill. These gentlemen met
the Republican members Of the Com.
mittce on Ways and Means Mt Mayor
McKinleys parlors at the Ebbitt House
this evening. No business was transacted,
but there was IN informal discussion Of the
tariff matters that was probably one Of the
most interesting ever held in this city.
There is no doubt that both par.
ties learned something of which they
were not before cognizant. On the
one hand, tie Ways and Means gentlemen
were surprised at the energy and interest
Of the iron sections in the matter Of tariff,
and were given to understand some facts in
connection with the magnitude of the iron
interests OF the country that had the claim
ot novelty attached 10 them.
On the other hand the iron men were
shown the dangers besetting tariff bill in
the House, and the very small operation
through which such measure would have
to protect itself to become law. They
were shown that any bill however insig.
nifclnt, looking to change in
the tariH, would in all likelihood
lose an arm or leg in getting through il it
did not have its tail cut off behind its ears
tas striking out aff after the enacting
clause is callcd), or was not Othelloed with
amendments. The iron and steel men re-
tired tonight satisfied that hoop iron bill
would not so through like motion
to adjourn. 1t will be only by
the most careful consideration and persist
ent effort that one can be passed ut all.
The Pittsburgh and Youngstown men have
settled down for siege, however, and will
stay some time. The details OF the confer.
encc were said not to have been made
public to.night.
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RIVER NEWS.



Interest.
The Veteran No. passed up with cmpties.
The BatChelor got away for Pittsburgh
before the wind was at its full height.
The Emma Graham had not passed up at 6
o'clock last evening although oyer due.
The c. Y. Lucas and Little Anna were boill
Obliged to tic up on account OF tho wind.
3 The Courier managed to get away for Par.
Eerburg after severe time with the wind.
The heavy wind Of yesterday, especially
! that OF the morning, played sad havoc with
shipping all along the line. River men say
1t was one Of the worst blows they ever ex-
perienCed.
The Andes was over an hour getting away
yesterday afternoon. The wind caught her
us she was turning and blew her To tile blnk
at the T.. W. Il Ky. depot, and almost up tue
creek. No damage was done.
The Hudson passed down about 8 r. NJ,
in q somewhat dilapidated condition, Just
above SieubeHPiie, while laborihg against
tue heavy wind that was blowing, The swing
ing platform was whirled up and around, tile
end falling on the hurricane deck aud knock
ing hole through. The Sampson pole was
broken To flinders and the spar rigging torn
away. The officers OF the boat say the water
was literally swept UP from tic river In
sheets.
The types made us say yesterday that there
was ~ feet in the channel, when II should
have beet % feet, Last evening at @ O'Clock
the depth In the channel was 2S feet by the
new marks and about 1inChes more BY the
old, thus showing about 3 feet OF rise in
the previous twcnty-fOur hours By this It
will be seen that the full force OF tie recent
rains hns not as yet reached this point. Our
latest adviCeS from headwaters are To the cf.
feet that there Is good stage OF water ind
still rising, Our big river may be safely
looked for this morning. .Rivcrmen predict
thai We will hayeas much Of river as we
had last June
ALLEGMESY CRY, February 2l-7p.M.-Al.
ICgleny IS feet and rising.
GTEENsEONO PA, February 81, : r. NJ
River - ieci inchIs aud failing Weather
cloudy.
BRowXsvILlE, Pa, February 81, p. NJ
River Is ieetG inches and falling. Weather
cloudy.
srlrpEHrllR Omo February 9l-5n NJ
River 2lS feet aud rising. Weather cloudy
and cool.
TlrrsurtGu, February; l-sr M.-River 2!
feet inches and rising. Weather cloudy aud
growing cold.
Caro-, February 2l.-Riv r IS feet inch
and rising MI inch an hour. The river lacks
butts feet of being rs higgins in 1861. WcathG
clear Thermometer 35o
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THE ru>CAWIwA% nECEIVERsIIrr.


TIL" HVnd To Pass Into tho Hands OF the
wheeling IE Lake Erie.
Cleveland Leader Of 2lst.
\ bjlI in equity was filed yesterday in
the clerks office Of the United States Cir
cnit Court q tie Northern District OF Ohio,
Judge Wc'ker presiding, by the Union
Trust Company OF New York against the
Cleveland, Tascarawas Valley & Wheeling
Railway Company, the Elyria and Black
Hiver Railway Company and Worthy s.
SIrro,or, trustee, alleging the insolvency Of
the InscaFawas Valley road, and praying
hSthc appointment OF II receiver.
The bill alleges, among other things, that
On October /, 1875, the defendant issued
bonds to The amount oi$7OO,OOO, which by
agreement Of prior mortgage bondholdors
pecamca first lien upon the entire road bed
ami property, to enable il to extend the
road from tnchsyilIe to Wheeling. These
DohIS hSar per cent payable scmi.an-
hUal'y, m" the interest has been paid in
fall lts'atcs ,bo,tllcamount now due on
mortgage bond. exclusive OF the SOD 900
as interest is Sl,Oniaal 80, and the interest
on overdue couponsamoants to Sl5l,47l Is;
that the floating debt is about SiOO, 900,
with coi|cctable assets AMOUNTING to SlO,.
CO.. WV
The summary OF the bill states that ,he
@,al amount oi indebtedness Of tho road
{airh is secured by mortgages @ and Is I n
wa Rfon tie railroad aud property Of The
SS,nHny, in all amounts to tho smm al
tMOugo, not including interest. and IhHi
"" ina'ing debt or debts secured by iien
SNgur rn'roadpropcny in all amoun,stC
l9' Ir'' Than 100000 not including inter.
~ m'king the total amount Of the in.
%o'dnvss Of the company due and to be
Sl %lnr due and unpaid not less than s. 07G
VW,4oi vN Including the rolling stock debt
NTWt amounts to about SS5G30O0.
Amogg the more extensive contract,
Outstanding are those with the British /
SuI SoIh Wales Railway Company Tor con
SHN S Sondola cans, amounting 10 SS4o. .OOO
mon,Ir ,no,, contracts with the Railroad Equip
4'n' Company, for locomotives, etc, ant
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-22
.MAYNEAnunG WAIrS.
Surveying for New Road 10 wheeling,
NOteS and Gossip.

Special Dispatch 10 the lutelligenCer.
WAYNEsBURG, Penn, February 81. -
The Greene county Democrat, that was
knocked into "pi" by limb OF The law
some weeks ago, came out last week with Il
patent inside.
Some mischievOus or evil-disposcd per.
sons put . COW in one Of the recitation
rooms in the college few evenings since.
1t was with some difficulty the COW was
removed from the room. The doors and
doorknobs Of the building were bcsmcared
with paint by the same scouudrcls.
The engineers who arc surveying the
route OF Il new standard guage road from
Harrisburg to Wheeling reached this place
Friday, but have been called back to COM
plete some work in Fayette county, after
which they will resume work here and
push the survey on to your city. They are
following the old survey made for the B.
& o. railroad. 1t is said this road is the
extension OF the Reading road, and the en-.
terprise is backed by Vanderbilt. The line
is the most direct from Harrisburg to
Wheeling, and opens up some very rich
mineral and agricultural country. This
proposed road passes through the richest
portion OF this county, and already coal
lands have taken n rise in price. Our
people regard the road us being Of great
advantage to them, and will give it every
encouragement. Wheeling will also be
greatly benefited by receiving trade
from section that goes to other points
now.
Hon. NJ. h. Wise partakes to some cx-
tent Of the spirit OF your Ben Wilson in his
political aspirations. lie wants the dear
people to send him to Congress "onc more
term" The Messenger prefers some one
else to the Wise man OF Greene.
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NFFAIl.N N CON0nESs.
YcEtcrdHy'N Proceedings In the Senate
Aud IOusc Of-RepreHentntIyCS.


Aud IIOusc Of- f-RcpFeSentaIIvCS.
WASHINGTON, February 2l.-In the Sen.
ate today Mr.. Dawes in presenting the
petition in behalf Of the Indians, said that
100000 persons had signed similar petitions
before Congress, and urged that so uniyer.
sal demand oithe wealthy and intelligent
citizens should accomplish its purpose,
md the nation keep its plighted faith and
treat the Indians Justly.
Mr.. Plumb denied that the position and
wealth OF the petitioners should make
them better judges Of what was wise and
lust treatment Of the Indians than were
the people who lived among them, He
pictured the Ieniency with which the
crime. stained Indians had been treated.
In matters OF property they were treated
with greater consideration than the white
men.
Mr.. Dawes spoke OF the indignitics
heaped upon the Indians, who, having
been despoiled OF their domain by land
seekers, hare been driven in despair and
sell.detcnse TO retatiatc.
Mr.. Plumb, referring 10 the petition
said those whom the Senator represented
had columns otsympathy for the Indian but
only n passing word for those who had
suffered at his hands,
Mr.. Dawes briefly responded that the
first outragcs were committed by the peo-
pie OF the United States upon Indians.
Mr.. Teller said the petitions were full OF
patriotism, fervor aud Ignorance and de.
void OF tho common sense which ought to
govern legislation.
The petition was referred and the debate
ended.
It was agreed to adjourn to-day until
Thursday.
The Senate then took up the apportion,
ment bill. After few remarks and crit
cisms upon the measure ii was passed by {
tiEa E0cSYote.
] House: Mr.. KassOn win, on Tuesda!
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Special Dispatch 10 the lnlcllScnccr
WASnINGToS, February 2l.-Sometime
since it was stated by Eastern papers that
a company had been incorporated to build
a road through West Virginia from Gauley
to Grconbrier, and that Senator Camden
and ex,SecretaFy Blaine had been elected
directors. Mr.. Blaine stated TO the INTEL.
LlGEScER correspondent to-day that he had
never heard Of the road until he was placed
in this connection, and could not conceive
how his name could have been used.
Senator Camden also repudiated his alleged
connection with the enterprise, and said
that he had never heard OF it before. Both
gentlemen denounceiS u the strongest terms
the Use OF their names as an advertisement
in connection with the matter.
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Visitor. containing m article us to the
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noti,. in rbr Iirrr,l sersc If Tho worI. THt
we must l,,, (rnm sin and from
worllIu,,. and IN som" cxtcmt
from Awfpl worldly business, that We
may M ogr,rlyr. with Divine trnth, The
season ritucd IN ia favorable for such
spirifuli fasting and icastinr because there
i,ingIIour larre communities a lull in the
sprir ami pu cbb in ihe tide of worldlinCss.
We dea! with this simply MS fact, without
going largely into the discussion OF its
ctti,rs. = AEanyof US were brought
up believe, and perhaps some Of us still
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Special Dispatch to the lntelIIscncer
WASHINGTON, February 2l.-The Com
mittee on Elections has decided to dismiss
the case Of, Smith vs. Robertson, contested
from the Sixth Congressional district Of
Louisiana. Smith, Republican, withdrew
his case intormalIy,'and it is hardly prob.
ablethat the contest will be renewed, al.
though the case was dismissed without
prejudice. The committee also deliberatetl
upon the Cannon-CampbelI case, and it was
determined to take a vote upon the case
next Friday.
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Special Dispatch to the lntCllsCncef.
WASHINGTON, February @l.-Wayne
MacVeNgh, late Attorney General, was in
the city today. He appeared before the
House Committee on Commerce as the
attorney Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, to protest against the passage of
the Reagan or any other interstate com.
merce bill. lie afterward appeared upon
the floor Of the Senate in company with
Carl Schur1, of the New York POal, and
shared in brief ovation.
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ask.thc House to consider tho Tariff Com.

-N%NN
mission bill.
The House went into Committee Of The
Whole on the postoilice appropriation bill
The clause under consideration was that oi
appropriating over Sl0, 600, ,0O0 for the trans.
portation Of mail by rail,
An amendment was agreed to, by vote
Of IS to 60, providing that the mails shall
be carried without extra charge on the
fastest triins, Whenever the Postmaster.
General thinks 1t desirable, and upon
failure to comply with this provision, the
compensation Of the roads shall be reduced
fifty per cent
Mr.. Singleton, OF Illinois, offered a pro-
visO prohibiting the disContinuance OF the
steamboat mail service on the Mississippi
river between st. Louis, Mo-, and St. PAU,
Mimi, so long as navigation remains open.
Ruled out.
The clause for the transportation Of mails
across The 81. Louis bridge was amended so
us 10 authorize the Postmaster. General 10
pay for special service there not over
$25, 900 annually, or more than the lowest
private bid for the service.
The clause relating to the star route trans.
portation being reached, Mr.. Springer
Offered an amendment providing that no
part OF the appropriation shall bc paid for
the expedited, extended or increased ser
vice, the cost Of which would exceed SlO,.
900 unless there be new advertising and
letting. o..
Mr.. Page opposed the amendment us Gu
failing needless expense and in the in
terest Of airing about the Capitol, the most
damnabie that ever existed.
After Mr.. Springer had defended the
amendment it was rejected.
Mr.. Holman offered IN amendment
authorizing the Postmaster General to
terminate any mail contract which had
been sublet nj Il lower rate and 10 enter
into contract with sub.contractor at the
same price for which he had agreed to per-
form the service.
Mr.. Page heartily approved OF this.
Pending the action the committee rose.
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A GratiryInr Cannr,l.

NEw YoRE, February 2l.- Alarming
rumors were in circulation tonight oi a
second horrible accident in the Hudson
river tunnel. Upon investigation it was
found that the only foundation for them
was the fact that MI explosion, attributed
to the electric discharge during storm,
occurred in the shaft. Five persons were
injured but none seriously.
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ChIcngo Nrhemes.

CHICAGO, February 2l.-A Phil.har.
monic Society was organized last night, az.
ter the plan OF the New York and Cincin.
natl societies. A number Of leading citi.
zens subscribed TO the stock. Chicago has
not hitherto had a representative Musical
Society,
Ground has been purchased for mn
immense summer hotel Mt Pullman, ai.
ter the Coney Island plan. The hotel will
cost Sl,OOO,600, and work begins next
week. The Goodrich line will build a pier,
and it is proposed to make the place lead.
ing resort.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-22
FIRE RECORD,

New YoRH, February 2l.-The east wing
Of the Kings County Insane Asylum al
Flatbush burned this morning, One pa.
tient was lost.
PEoRIA, ILL.,, February 2l.-The fire al
Forest City this morning destroyed several
business houses. Totalios about 81, COO
insurance 5000.