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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-30
ruE TxP.RKsssIAN,s,Bo BOON.
Assessor at which they aMake Hay
whether tho sun shines or not.

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whether tho sun shInes or not.
Thisis the season Of the year when thu
fortunate owner Of anything that runs on
wheels and Is lsrse enough to hold any
household furniture profits by the mistor'
tunes Of his fsllow.men. An express wagon
pays larger dividends about April than tel
ephone stock, and It Is cold All FOOLS Day
II the owner OF spring wsgon and a bony
horse can't rake In enough ducats to keep his
horse and himself the rest OF the year.
A reporter asked an express tnau yester-
day: rs there going to be much moving this
yearT
"Going to be? I've been moving people for
two days from daylight till lat night, and
have got more orders than l can tend to for
the next week"
How badly do you bleed your victimsF"
HHuhY
what do you charge to move family2"
prices vary with the distance. On Sat-
urdsy and Monday we got 81 load, and not
very long haul either. People coming of
the Island or going on pay more on account
Of the toll, and for long haul We charge &C.
cording to the time II takes"
when do most OF the people mover
Saturday mostly. Everybody seems 10
want to getin their new house before Sun
day.
"why Is thatg'
Don't know. They can't want to save
time by fixing up on Sunday, can theyH'
The reporter thought not,
well, good bye, II stand here any longer
I'll have TO charge extra for this load. When
you are moving, let me know. can carry
your piano and French mirrors without a
scratch" and with this sarcastic fling he rat.
tied of over the Main street boulders.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-30
rHEnALYATION ARMY
stiIi Continuing It's Campaign In Wheel.


There probably never was On army which
carried on q campaign as quietly and unob.
trusiyely as has the Salvation Army III this
city this week. The weather has been slight
ly discouraging TO outdoor lighting, but
operations 70 on with undiminished energy
at the Barracks" on Main street, south OF
Twelfth, where immense crowds gather
nightly. ,.-.
provoked the opposition they seem TO at
Pittsburgh. Up there recently the army
biyouaked at the corner OF North avenue and
East street and proceeded to shout and sing.
While one OF the female members was show.
ering wholesale denunciation upon all who
were not within the ranks, the neigLbors
swooped down upon the army and drove
them precipitately from the neighborhood.
This was hardly fair, and 1t 10 matter for
congratulatlon that all the fighting they have
been called upon to do here Is metaphorical.
A recent Especial dispatch" from this city
10 the organ Of the Army, The Var CIypublisl j.
at Brooklyn, reads:
WHEELING, Va, March u, 1883.
Cart. BRowE:
Two halls crowded; great excitement; grand
meetings; eleven in fountain; Hsllelniah!
CAPr. THoMAs.
The geography Is not good, put that Is u
small matter.
The regiment" stationed here is the
"First West Virginia." and Melodeon Hall
figures in the War Cry as" Fort Faithful" The
report from here mentions that many
OF the soldiers found out that they could not
be pure while thy used tobacco, aod as they
want to be true, whole.hearted and free, they
without hesitation laid all that hindered on
the altar. The consequences were that they
were enabled to speak, sing and pray with
greater freedom, and we have twelve souls
In the fountain at night They keep on
coming, all sorts and sizes. Many more are
coming and many want TO come only they
can't stoop so low as 10 come into the Saliva.
ton Army God help them. wonder will
they be willing to associate with US in
Heayen-if they ever get there"
Salvation Soldiers uniforms are advertised
In The Cry. The Brothers Uniforms" cost
from $l2 up, and the Sisters from 81 90 70 50.
The Army cap soils for 81 so, and the bon.
nets 81 90. =.
So far as the work OF the Army here goes 1t
seems 10 have done good.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-30
A "FRIENDLY INN"
To he Established by the Ladies' Beueyo.
lent Society.

The Women's Union Benevolent Associa'
ton has rented the house on Twelfth street,
adjoining the Mcclure House, formerly occu.
pied by Squire VIM. Philips as an Office and
residence, and will open friendly inn" as
soon as the necessary arrangements can be
made. The rent paid Is $500 per annum. The
house is elligibly located and excellently ar.
ranged for the purpose to which 1t will be
devoted. The ladies propose TO furnish a
clean, well cooked, substantial meal at a
moderate price for merchants and other per.
sons who find 1t convenient to patron
lie restaurant and besides will have
lunch rooms where those not wish
Ing regular meal can be served
with lighter repast at any hour in the day.
The main object, however, is to furnish
meals to deserving poor people, and the
establishment will be in the interests Of tenn
perance and charity, and will deserve the
support OF all right thinking citizens. 1t has
long been contemplated to start some such a
concern, and Its necessity Is recognized. 1t
will counterart the evil influence OF immoral
resorts OF all kinds In manner and 10 an ex.
tent that they cannot be met and otfsetother.
wise, and as they are practically without a
rival now it Is to be hoped the ladies will
begin operations in the early future.
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PERSONAL MENTION.
News and aosuip In Reference to Various
People.

News and Gossip In Reference TO Various
People.
Mr.. W, NJ. Shaw, q well.known travelling
railroad man. Is at the Mcclure.
Mr.. John L. Weidman, Of Powhatan, has
returned home after visit to Wheeling
friends
Mr.. Charlie Heinlein Is at his home In
Bridgeport during weeks vacation at ODER
lin College.
Miss Josie Cox, OF CreSap's Grove, whs has
been visiting among friends In Wheeling has
returned to her home.
Prof. Mullen left the city yesterday for bis
summer vacation. He will return IN the
fall and reopen his dancing school.
Alopzo Reed, 4 former resident OF Wheel
ing, has removed bis family to Clarington,
where he will make his future home.
"col.Jake Kemple is in town. Pray for u"
was the feeling dispatch received at this Office
last evening from an old Wheeling boy at
Harrisburg, Pa.
Mr. Fred Homer and Miss Augusta Wal
ter were married last evening at the residence
OF the brides parents, at the corner OF Chap
line and Twenty.sixth streets.
At recent meeting Of the Cadiz Cooking
Club, the ladies and gentlemen dressed IN
masquerade costumes. Miss Mamie Mottat
was Queen OF the Fairies," and Miss Fannie
Houser, an "Assyrian Princess" Both ladies
are we'll known here.
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LOCAL LINKS
IN THE BANDS THAT BIND THE LAND
And max. all Ii. p.Opl. x,IsASor. -R,nnrl.bls
Activity ia Railroad EatsrDri,s H.rslSOuts-
An Important Move ia the O., MANY.
sch.ms-pfOgrs,s Of B., z. &C.

The work Of extending the Bellaire, Zlnes.
Vile & Cincinnati narrow gauge railroad
goes quietly bat steadily on. The CALDWELL
Ohio, Republican says:
One mile and half OF the narrow gauge
has been laid westward from Woodsfeld,
and the work will 90 steadily on. The track
layers are confident they will reach Summer
Held by May LIST. Track laying has also COM
menced at the ZInesville end, and 1t Is the
expectation TO have the line completed and
cars running by August. The Perryopolis
tunnel, between this place and Sarahsvllle,
Is now $50 feet underground and forging
steadily ahead with large force OF hands at
both ends. A large force Of hands between
this place and Summertield arc rapidly No
ishing up the grade preparatory TO track
laying. West OF this place we do not know
what route the ruad will take, but Il looks
now, since via Hoskinsville nobody will take
stock, that third rail will be laid on the
Duck Greek road as far as Belle Valley.
thence through Hiramsburg 10 Cumberland.
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The legal difficulties which have heretofore
annoyed our building associations it appears
are happily about at an end, as most Of those
associations are recognizing on a strictly
legal basis The following circular Issued by
the Mutual seems 10 have the true ring about
| 1t:
THE MUTUAL BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION.
1.-THE object OF the Association will be to
enable It's members to provide homes for
themselves by obtaining money at lawful
rate OF interest, and upon terms suited to
their ability to pay both principal and inter-
est
A share will represent $4,000, and the
weekly dues required to be paid thereon Is %
cents. Any member borrowing will receive
the full amount for which note Is gwen, and
will pay interest only on the actual amount
Of money received.
The interest on share representing $500,
at per cent per annum Is $500, or 80 cents
per week; hence, the weekly payment on one
borrowed share would be Is cents for dues
and 80 cents interest, making total OF So
cents week. and such weekly premiums as
may be bid for precedence In taking loan.
Any share holder who may want TO with
draw before the end OF the Association, can
have the amount he may have paid refunded
at any time, and alter the nfst year VII re-
ceiye interest on ms Investment at me rae
Of per cent and after Two yeata part OF
the earnings. IL shares nave Oeen borrowed
out the member can refund 10 me Associa'
ton the actual amount OF money borrowed,
and stop the inteTest aug premium On ~
and can then carry the stock In the Associa.
ton, or Withdraw It upon the same terms as
The unsatisfactory feeling which has here
tofore existed with the fundamental princi-
Piles governing Building Associations, are, in
the main, due to one or all OF the following
causes:
First-The plans have been so complicated
that none but experts have been able to un-
derstsnd them.
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THEY MEAN BUSINESS

And Defy Competition. Kline Broth
err, The Reliable Clothiers, 81 Twelfth
Street. In another column Of to-day'.
paper is their price list for the Spring
Season. Please remember they offer One
Hundred Dollars Reward In any case
where they fall to do as advertised.
V KLINE BROTHERS,
The Reliable ClOthlers,
81 Twelfth street,
One door above the Bank Of the Ohio
Valley.
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MoRsASrows, W. Va, March o. River 2
feet 8 inches and rising; weather raining
thermometer i6e. ..1-I
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NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

Subscribers to the Intelligencer in the
city who change their places OF residence
on April 1, are requested to call at the
office and give notice Of their removal
that thepaper may be promptly delivered
at their new residences.
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A uit Against tue u. d .. Settled.

Joseph Reeves, OF Greene county, Pa. met
with an accident on the Baltimore 4 Ohio
railroad year and half since, for which be
brought suit against the ,compay NJ;
Reeves was going TO visit relative, and told
tbs conductor oil the train where he was 80.
Ing, and the latter told Mr.. Reeves he would
STOP at the little way station. The station
was not ticket station, and the train didn't
stop as be promised Mr.. Reeves, but ran on
past some distance, aud Mr. Reeves was lei
or In the dark OF night In strange country
and undertook TO walk back TO the station.
In doing SO he fell through trestle-work X
broke his Lex, aud lay there till morning be
fore help arrived. II was several months be
fore he recovered sufficiently to reach hi:
home and his business suffered In the mean
time. Mr.. Reeves brought suit at Washing
ton. the nearest point on the Baltimore q
Ohio Railroad.
The case has been compromised by the
company paying Mr.. Reeves s, 200.
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c,.nvsS IN The rire Depar,mep,

Yesterday Chief Marshal DunninR, Of the
CITY Fire Department, made two changes In
he force. Tom Kinney, who has been host
ier at Tie Hope Hose house, was relieved,
and George Riekett appointed to oil the
vacancy, aud Nat Kuhn, engineer at the
Virilant engine house, was superseded by
Chsrles Miller The changes were for good
eauis, bnt, thouih they arc generally ap-
proved. it ii 4 piattpr OF regret that cifcum-
sianeeS made Necessary the retirement OF
Kuhn aud Kinney both OF whom were COM
petent and experienced men in their pol.
Hon,
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Ghe gntelti9euter.
o nee. Nos. rs aud ~ Fourteenth street,
New Advertisements

Central Building Association No. 8.
For Rent-House-G. o. Smith:
Fresh supply OF New and Standard Books
Globe Fertilizer-J. N. Clouston.
Notice-John Ulrich.
For Cincinnati Steamer 81. Lawrence.
Clothes Wringers-Hesbitt & Bro.
Opera House-Thatcher, Primrose q West'
Consolidated Minstrels.
CARPETS, Carpets-G. Mendel & Co.
fjfei Vigor-Howard Galyanic Shield.
Cheap Goods-H. Emsheimer-Head o
One Touch OF winter-B. F. CALDWELL
Save Your Eyes-I. G. Dillon.
Architects supplies-E. l.. Eicoll.
Gard Of Thanks-Head Of Local.
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TIE Battle OF the Ages, or Conflicts with
the Dragon Of the Enchanted Valley, 10 be
repeated by request at the Disciples Church
this evening, consists OF 81 scenes, by Il
feet on 800 yards OF Canvas. New, novel, IN.
structiye and highly entertaining Doors
open at I, to commence at quarter before 8.
Admission % cents, children 10 cents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-30
THE sCnUcHAaDr MURDER
And the Complications Resulting From
the Doctors Death,

And the Complications Resulting From
the Doctors Death.
Guenther schnelle, the murderer OF his
uncle, DR.. Guenther schuchardt continues to
improve. His preliminary examination will
be conducted by Squire W. H. Caldwell, and
will take place at 10 O'Clock this forenoon at
the Jail office. Col. W. W. Arnett was yes
terday appointed by Squire Caldwell to assist
WI. W. Cowden, Esq.,. in the defense OF
schnelle. The family still utterly refuse to
employ counsel or do anything for their i'm.
prisoned brother saying that he has never
been brother 10 them and now he can shit
for himself.
at the jail yesterday, and had consultation
with him. They concluded that II would be
best to 20 through the tormality OF an exam
ipation and not waive Il, and wait for the
meeting Of the Grand Jury.
Mr. William Kuckuck, OF the South Side,
Ia nephew OF DR.. Sohuchatdts late wife.
He objects to the generalityof the Btatament
made by Mrs. Wendell Dickescheid, q sister OF
tbe Doctor, to reporter OF the Cincinnati
Commercial. Gazette, and printed In yesterdays
INTTLIlGEScRB, that DR.. sohuchardt was nj.
ways n fr i'd OF being poisoned or assassinated
by his wife's relatives. Mr.. kuckuck has
never been mentioned in this connection,
and Mrs. Dlckescheid probably did not have
him or his family In mind when she made
the remark.
Il Is said by lawyers who have encountered
the statute relied upon TO give the possession
OF the trunk fall Of coin now at the Exchange
Bank 10 the late Doctors personal represen.
tatIye a. q part Of his estate, that 1t does not
apply In this case. It holds good only as be-
tween creditors aud persons claiming under .
gift from the deceased, Such gift holds
GOOD as between the donors and donee, and
Consequently as between the deceased donors
personal representative or heirs claiming
through him and the donee. This 10 q nice
point, aud will make case OF great interest
70 members OF the legal fraternity.
WhetheF there will be any new develop
ments at the hearing to-day depends largely
upon The thoroughi6ss With which the case is
gone into.
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WE ARENoW REAnYi
And the Verdict Has Been Rendered

| And the Verdict Has been Rendered
That never before have the people seen
such splendid goods at such low prices as Is
now offered by KLINE BROTHERS,
The Reliable Clothiers, IA 18th street.
Yes we are ready In all that the word
implies.
Ready with a stock of clothing and fur.
nishing goods which isas large as that Of the
combined houses OF Wheeling.
Ready with the best styles we have ever
had.
Ready with the lowest prices We have ever
named.
Ready, to do in the future what we have
done In the past, viz: Sell all classes OF goods
for less money than the same qualities and
makes are sold by any concern IN Wheeling.
We intend to make the clothing and gents
furnishing trade pretty lively this spring.
Read our prices:
oUR NESs FURNISHING GOODS DEPARTMENT..
Six Pair Mems Fancy Hose for % cents.
Six Hemmed H4ndkerchiefs for % cts.
Calico shirts reduced to 20 cts.
Mems Heavy 0veralls reduced 10 IS cts.
Mems Suspenders reduced to cts.
Mems Percale Shirts reduced 10 30 cts.
front, for rs cts.
Mems Cheviot Shirts reduced TO 25 cts.
OUR MKS's CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.
We have reduced good business suits 10 81.
We have reduced good worsted suits to ST..
We have reduced good Union cashmere
suits to s. so.
We have reduced good oil wool cashmere
suits to 81 50, Equal to any $l2 so suit in the
city.
Fine English diagonal suits reduced to
$l2 80. worth SIS 80.
Mems jeans pants, lined, reduced to 5oc.
Mems cashmere pants, lined, reduced to
81 80.
Mems all wool cashmere pants reduced to
$780,
OUR poYs' CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.
Boys good suits reduced to $295.
Boys fine cashmere suits reduced to 81 Is.
Children's fine Suits reduced to Sc 90, 81 90
and So 90.
Boys and children's pants at very low
prices.
Please remember we offer one hundred
dollars reward in any case where we fail to do
as advertised.
n
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All persons suffering from Coughs, Colds
Asthma, Bronchitis, Loss OF Voice, or any
affection Of the Throat and Lungs, are re-
queSted 10 call at Logan & Co.'s, Bridge cor
ner drug store, and get a l0c. Trial Bottle Of
Dr.. Kings New Discovery for Consumption
which will convince them OF It's wonderful
bottle will do. Call early. MwE4w
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.MMlLESALE EXCLUsIYELY.

We desire to call the attention Of Mer.
chants and Mliliners 10 our large and
we'll assorted stock Of Notions and Millin'
cry, which we offer to the trade OF extra
low prices. sppvpp npos
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A ustsTER in Lowell, Mass, has been
Obliged % Riye up preaching on account Of
tron6le In III throat. Z II this reverend gen-
tleman had taken DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup; be
would have still been useful member 81 bis
profession.
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The greatest medical wonder OF The world.
Warranted TO speedily cure Burns, Bruises,
Cuts, Ulcers Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Can.
cers, Piles, Chilblains, Corns, letter, Chapped
Hands, and all skin eruptiona, guaranteed 70
cure IN every instance, or money refunded.
25 cents per box. For sale ct Logan 4 Co.'s
Bridge Corner Drug Store.
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Reduetionfn Piauoa.

Present stock Of pianos, steinway, Knabt
Chioketing, Hallet B Davis, Emerson, Hard
man, Guild, &C., at the very lowest pricea
and great reduction for cost. Call early and
secure great bargains.
Lucas MusIc sroRE,
t1Ao Main s+rnat
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The Atkinson Road and PennSylvaniH
Southern Consolidated.

A bill was introduced In the Ohio Senate
Wednesday, which makes the par value o.
each share OF stock Of the Cincinnati, Wheel
ing & New York Railroad Company 800. The
road, 1t Is said. has consolidated with the
Southern Pennsylvania, vanderbilts new
system, OF which the shares are 500 each
The two want to come together alike and be
able to put their stock on the market, and
under OHIO laws tue shares OF railroad stock
are $50 each. While this would make an ex,
ceptiOnsl case In order to aid In the work OIL
consolidation, 1t would seem to be very
mics thing for the stockholders to have theii
blncks doubled.
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oAhprr aEssAxrs, carpet sweeper, COM
modes, window cornaees and numerous other
things in The furniture line ~ your own
pricts % eloss ont stock, Of zink q More.
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That for pure sweet bread. rolls aud hot
cake use Phoenix Compressed Yeast II 10
alwAs ready and never fails. All hnt class
gfpceru keep ~
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wAsnISeroS, D. G., March ST. M.,-For
TENNESSEE and the Ohio Valley, cloudy and
rainy. variable winds, shifting to colder north
eriy, followed by rising barometer.
For the Lower Lakes, increasing cloudlness
with rain, northeast shifting to northwest
winds, stationary or higher temperature, fall
inc followed by rising barometer.
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IT is more economical to buy Durkee'.
Salad Dressing than it Is TO make dressing
besides this, It is made Of better material:
than you can buy at the stores. Everybody
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EXPRESSIONS OF gratitude on the part Of the
public are always impressive and solemn. It
Is pleasant to know that the people are justly
praising the merits OF DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup, safe remedy for coughs, colds, bron.
chitis croup and sore throat
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nn.lIea nnNal rnrrn,

Heavy stomacbs bilious conditions "wells
May Apple Pills Auh.bilious, cathartie, 10
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spEYER BROS.


The following shows the range Of the Their
mometer, NJ observed at schnepfs drug
stnie. Opera House corner, yesterday:
~ lSs2 1883
~. MAX 81. MEN I7A.M .12MSr;M7r:M
Is Il Gf 60 IS ~ ~ 70
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A Horr1.nAx by name OF Ransom,
who tried to peep over q transom,
wouldn't tell what he saw,
But his battered jaw.
81. laeobs on made 4 quIte handsome.
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CARD OF THANKS.

The Conference Of s.. Vincent do Paul take ihis
method O. expressing their thaa In
he successful ChaIIly Concert at the Open house
iaSt night; TO al those who patroniEed tne Sn'et
t,iumtnt by their attendance; 70 me opeia nou tns
Company for iayors and also TO the Guy pres "a d'f
Kindly mention. GLY
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A meeting OF the stockholders Of the Balti-
more Short Line, extending from Athens, o.,
10 Helpre, opposite ParkeIsburg, will be held
Saturday 10 consider a proposition TO sell the
line TO the cirnati, Washington & Balh-
more Company.
There Is some doubt about the Kentucky
Central aud Chesapeake & Ohio being able to
establish their ferry transfer between Cincin.
matt and Covington.
Miss Mary E. kennard who was injured at
railroad crossing about mile east Of Bar.
nesville last September, has sued the Balu-
more & Ohio Company, laying damages at
$4,000. Eyer since the accident Miss KEN
nard has been partially paralyzsd.