The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-09

first demanded money consideration for the
attempt, and falling in this resorted TO the
grand Jury, where he met with no better sue
csGS, a. that body ignored the bill
BE1LAIRE.
Julius Weber Is moving his family from
here 10 Mingo.
The lots fixed on for BellAire's opera house
are being graded OF.
Mr.. George Wise, OF Wheeling, was in Bell
airs awhile yesterday.
Hattie, the daughter OF Andrew Rederer,
OF the Fourth ward, Is quite sick.
The "Gypsy Qneen" Association will 90 to
Martins Ferry saturday on the Princess.
The Baltimore d Ohio road has force at
work grading and widening their cut at
Union street.
Frank Osborne, now OF Wellsburg was
here yesterday. looking around among bis
acquaintance.
Mrs. William sinram was lying very low
with consumption, yesterday, ut her home In
the Fourth ward.
March q the young men among the Jews
will have large ball, but a private one, In
celebration OF n Jewish feast.
Rev. J. N. Monroe, pastor OF the Disciples
Church, has brought his household goods
here. but has had to stow them away while
waiting for vacant house.
Thomas Elliott, the engineer who jumped
from his engine, at East Liverpool, the other
day, was home yesterday. One knee was
severely hurt against one OF the rails.
A large gong bell on the outside Of the
Cleveland / Pittsburgh depot has been
adopted as home byA number OF English
spsrlows, and the whole gong Is filled with
nests.
Tho gas company will extend Its mains
into Horns Addition, along Thirty.eighth
street, II enough users OF gas be guaranteed.
The laying Of this main would In all prota'
bility insure gas lamps for those streets.
The Ohio Valley road is not dead in Bel
laire. although the matter Is much compli-
Gated here. Bellaire, to move in the matter,
has had difficulties to contend with that tits
probable the friends OF the road elsewhere
have not been able TO understand fully.
Bellaire people stand at disadvantage In
procuring seats at the Wheeling Opera House,
whenever there is rush. A dozen or SO OF
the best seats have been obtained here for
Moojeska, but II Bellaire could have a Sec
ton on sale each night II would draw many
more from here.
sIYBERT's tNCINERATIoE.
Undertaken Bringhnrst and MesSrs. Joseph
Norris and Brooke Wright accompanied the
remains Of Henry seybert OF Philadelphia,
to Washington. Pa, on Wednesday. The
train was delayed near Altoona and hence
did not reach Washington till Arm. Upon
arrival at the lie Moyne crematory the cloth.
ing OF the deceased, except his underwear,
was removed, 1t being the request Of his eI-
ecutor, who was anxious that no foreign
matter should find its way into the ashes
Mr.. seybert was wealthy bachelor, with no
immediate relatives, and his immense estate
will be distributed largely smong charitable
institutions Of his own selection. The ashes
OF the deceased will be placed In an prn Al d
deposited In mother earth In Laurel Hill
Cems,ery, Philadelphia, in the lot OF Mr..
Sc bsrt's parents.
He lett will bequeathing Sl25. 900 10 char.
ity. 10 local pubic institutions he gives
and bequeathes in various sums 80 600. In
this be quest Is included ar item Of 800 Don to
found chair Of mental and moral philoso-
ply in the University OF Pennsy lvania, with
the understanding that the subject OF Spirit
ualism be given thorough investigation.
The remainder OF the property Is left In trust
with the executors, who will found two in
stitutions at a cost OF half million each for
tIlt ChI6 VI uuiueleno guns huu boye. AhV
~ill has caused great surprise, as many un-
kind things had been published concerning
Mr.. sey bert's views on spiritualism. This is
probably one OF the largest requests ever
made in the country.
HORTICULTURAL NETTING.
The Eastern Ohio horticultural and Agri.
cultural Society met in Barnesville last Sat
urday with President l. G. Hall in the chair.
tkn If tHa frttt
crop was called. VIM. Stanton, OF Belmont
county, reported the prospect good, with
few exceptions. Peaches were all so far, in
fine condition, except Crawiord's early.
which were considerably damaged by the
fret re, nearly all the fruit buds OF this var
iety being killed. Cherries some buds
killed, but still plenty left for good crop.
The Damson plum badly affected with the
black knot. Recommended the Wild Goose
plum, as II, an far, has been exempt from
black knot. Fl Keenan,, OF Guernsey county,
reported about the same as Stanton, with
few exceptions The early cherries are con-
siderably damaged In his locality. The
Elton aud the Early Purple Geine about all
killed. Apples pears aud small fruits gener.
ally in good condition. Fruit buds ahund.
ant and entirely dormantyet. The subject Of
planting and pruning was then taken up and
u
Sears, and was very interesting. A general
discussion followed.
MARTINS VERY.
The 1.-TWO Orphans" will rehearse this
evening.
A petition to the Legislature, praying for
the passage OF the Locke bill, authorizing q
new county building at St. Clairsville, re.
ceived nearly five hundred signatures here.
The helpers at the Laughlin mill will hold
a meeting Saturday afternoon, with the in
tention OF forming some sort OF an organic.
alton for the protection of their interests. 1t
Is claimed that an organization OF this branch
Of labor will help matters very much at this
place.
Tho "Gypsy Queen Dramatic Association"
OF Belaire, have arranged with the directors
Of the Martins Ferry Library Association. to
give a performance OF "Miralda" and Jm
pudence," at Commercial Hall, next satur-
day night, the proceeds to be divided with
the latter
For Thick Heads,
Heavy stomachs, bilious conditions "Wells'
May Apple Pills" anti.bilions, cathartic. 10
and pc
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