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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-30

A preliminary meeting OF the dentists OF
the city wts held at DR.. @. a. Wingerter's e, on
Main street, last evening, with q view 10
forming an association. The meeting was
organized by making DR.. Wingsrter chairman
and DR.. Thom4s Lunsford secretary. Beside
these gentlemen there were present DIS Cas-
mire, Caddle, Stout, Morrison, Hall, surgi-
son, Nesbitt and Ross. A good deal OF n.
formal discussion concerning the desirability
OF an organic ltion, Its objects aud plan was
INDUCED 10, aud iipally q committee wasap.
pointed 10 prepare and report to another
meeting code Of ethics to govern the mem
hs,s. twas decided tn cali the organic ltlon
the 'Wbesling Dental Society,"
A permanent organization was effected
with the following oficsrs: President, @. A.
Wipgerter; Vice President N. Stout; Score
taIy, A. r. Gaimin; Treasurer, John surgt-
son. The committee mentioned above Is
composed Of DIS. WinSerter, Gasmire, Stout,
Morrison and Caddle. The Obj cot OF the or
.ganizatiopis 10 regulate prices and protect
Tho business interests Of the members.
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NEW YORK, October 9.-Flour firm; feceiptl
81, 90 barrels; exports S,0oobarrols; superane STATE
active for export; winter spot kAhc higher and
arm; options Has<c lower, but aftCrward became
stronger and reacted Hele, closing weak; receipts
Il S SSi II =; No. sstd I S Ssa 5ls sRiaRs H. Il IN WIZ SS; Il 80 So
! 03H; No. / white 1000 bushels at 81 12k; No. Z
red October nominal; November 1900 bushels at
& 1SSs1 Il TX Il ls sIesin fs T. c q IL s ss9 y isx ?' $sS% =
ary 8 sos 900 bushels az 81 l444al l64{, clCSlng at
II l6h. Corn, spot lots. haNc. higher; options
opsned firm, and later declined ha16c, closing
Sse 5SusSe Si! eIns MSo Its.S o buiE Ss a lgSs1Rs ti q;
IL q No. awGits ~ aS7c; 80 October SSSSS9c'
cloilng at 61syNoyem6er tG14alS7Hc closinga al sc;
$40, closingSAt bNc. Cats firm; receipts ll8,t.O
Ebush6Is; GxpoItG 600 bushels; Western mixed
3&ASSe; white western 8Tatsc. Coffee, Epot fIir and
RIO better demand AZ l2hcs sptians bal9. point
Sugar dplllnd nominal. Eenned lower; mould al
ske;Jgralplltod s3aS 5.l6ci cubes SAc. MolAUES
dun and qnchangfd. Rice, demand tsIr and mar
EkSsatn. Gs!losE SS,tet and weak at Ky, Rodn
and leidy. Pork quilt and firm: new meG eli 50
all fSH SGuts meals nominal. Lard firm; prime
steam Th0AEEc; November 7.GoA7 Sc; December
I,50aT,bec; January 1886; February 7.61c
oitciGo, October 2s..Flour auIet and IN.
Cunphtlt WAoAat FShE AAN NhnlsII uut UOt
du0tsbly lower Of p31431so. October; d SEalSgSc
November 951sa9St%c December o6sfa9GJze Jkn.
uaryf 81 0$t<af GJc May; No, Z 93c; No. !, size:
No. ! red winterV 5Xsstl0i, Con, dcnGndact fye
iinscttled and closed nomInGlly un0hGnRed al MI
Gi7c cash; 1910 October; t1ko November ISES
46Skc December; 4R{ateHc year; leXGlGI[c Jan,
uaty; iSSfliSS3c May. Oats teady and arm Al "a
asTSc odih; DO October and November; 2SJc
December; 227zfc year; 2SHc January; SISta5iSso
May, Rye Arm at 6S55c. Barley eaIef al 6OjEs
FGxIeed firm at 81 81. Pork 80 @XalO9S IN.
uGryiSII 0Sall OK February Lard inIGlr demand:
opened eadcr and afterwards advanced 70 7.2OaT.2Se
caSh and October; 5.l7kG7,2oc November and Ds.
p0mbeG E.loA7.t7hc Year. 727ke January; Z3Sa
E.y7xc February. Bulk meats in fair demand:
shoulders $3.50. short NIB % Is: short clear 10 IS,
Butter quiet and unchanged, xggs nm; demand
23a2lG whisky steady and unchanged. Call
wheat, demand active and irregular; declined 10
November Advanced Rc. January; advanced IN
May. Corn in good demand: advanced 10 October,
ytGrlud January; declinea 1sse NoyeyRbsf GadNGy.
Oats In fair demand; sdyanG9 10 year; advanced
20 May. Porkin fair demand aud Sc HIGHER FOR
October; schlgher tor. November: AdyAnced2Nn
for December, year and January. Lard, dCmlpd
active; advanced 2hfciof January.
pfuI.pEIrMA, October 2a,-fIour quies Mime.
notG extra 81 66Ae %; p0slsyiyania family 500;
Ohio 3 eSA5 "; winter patents 70 21ae q; Mime.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Change In the Ownrrship OF n Factory
News Items.

Change I'm h OwnFrship OF n Factory.
News Items.
James Bayless is visiting in Guernsey
county.
Mrs. India Mcswords and her SOD, Daniel,
leave for different points in Indiana to-mot-
row on q visit with friends.
The "Lively Six" have organized their
dancing club for the winter, aud will give
their first dance Friday evening.
Mrs. Jsel Woods left yesterday for Detroit,
TO attend the annual convention OF the
National Christian temperance Union.
Mrs. Thompson was up before Mayor
Mitchell yesterday, on q charge OF drunken
ness and dlsorderly conduct. She was fined
s. and costs.
The Orion Dramatic Society will not meet
this evening as previously announced.
Several plays are under consideration, but
lone decided on positively.
There ives a very pleasant oyster supper
and s)cial ut G. A. Z. hail last evening, given
BY the ladies, auxiliary 10 the members OF
the post and invited guests.
The colored Odd Fellows have arranged for
a grand festival, to take place in the vacant
store room under the Hanover Hotel, on tho
evenings OF November OH and 10th.
John Clifford will commence hauling Gin
der to-day, 10 improve the streets in shreye's
addition. Thcs3 cinder roads when firmly
beaten down and worn are almcs! as good as
lime stone.
Captain L. W. 1uglebright, who was laid
up with the typhoid fever at Cincinnati for
several weeks past, ishcme, and although In
q very weak condition, will be out in o few
days II he han no back set.
For come time past Mr.. L Spence, proprie-
tor OF Spencs'S Agricultural Works, n Of
Martins Fesry's most prosperous enterprises
for many years past, has been contemplating
the sale Of the works, rsserying for himself a
good interest in the business which has made
MIN one Of the wealthicst men in the COM
munity. 1t seems that the sale 10 about con.
summa!ed, the purchasers being q joint
stock company, in which s,me Wheeling
gentlemen are interested. The WORKS, real
estate, good will, etc , are valued at $35 900,
OF which amount Mr.. Spence will take
SIS, 90 in the stock Of the new company,
whose capital stock will be $7S, 900 or $780,
UDD. Hr' ~ f |f H.a.. |NH H... . ~
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NOTES NEAR AND FAR.
sTAre AND VICINITY NEWS lTeMs.
Important Industrial PRIZE. at nArtil's Esrry.
Budget Of Brief from BsIlllrs-Aeeldsats
and Incidents Of currsnt Interest
Throughout IVES. virginia.

The Huntington Airertser lays the build
ing OF the Ohio & ~Guyandotte railroad 10 now
probable. Fifty miles Of 1t IL to be let to
contract on the first proximo at Ceredo,
Wayne county, and Is to be OF stand
ard gauge. Running up Twelve Pole river,
southeast from Ceredo, 1t reaches the finest
and richest coal fields In the State.
Saturday afternoon Q mine car In the Hof-
man mine OF the Consolidated Coal Company,
near Cumberland, ran OF the track, anu
while the driver, Charles Williams, was re-
placing 1t, the horse attached to it became
fractions and started suddenly forward.
Williams head was caught between the car
and "rlb'' coal and horribly crushed, causing
his instant death. The unfortunate young
man was about twenty years old, and I'M
married.
The Hinton Republican "~bSlieying 1t to be
the duty Of every citizen to aid the cause Of
popular education, and realizing the TACT
that some immediate action should be taken
to secure means with which to complete our
public school building" has conceived and
proposes putting into practice the following
given TO the school girl who raises the largest
sum OF money before the first Of December,
the money to be used in putting the school
in operation.
A correspondent OF the Romney Intelligence
tells OF q singular cattle disease thrt broke
out on the farm Of MORAN Smith, in Pendle.
ton county. Two children that had died oil
diptheria were exhumed and reburied in the
corner ofa pasture fisld occupied by milch
cows. They t%requented that part OF the tisld
and were known to rub tGeir heads in the
fresh earth; soon afterward they became
strangely affected, and three or four OF them
died. The disease went no further.
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sews and Gossip In Reference 10 Various
People.

Ne"b Hnu Vos'1EF
feopie.
Lure Horss.
Mis-, Anna Griffith, Of Winchester, Va, Is
visiting In the city.
Editor Horner, OF the Farkersbure Sentinel,
Wis in the city last evening.
NJ a Pn-ssIl wooa left last evening on a
,sa WI a.; T., .;ns.s +r;n Il" rolsSn and nstroit
80. uaSs Sn ~ ~
MI. CHARLES: Gil, q well known gifss man
OF fittsonfgn, formerly Oh be4laife, u ihthe
city. cL
~ kanawha SGseNe says: A,torhey,oen
era watts y building . handsome residence
in q beautiful grove in G!en-Elk.
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Last evenings Steubenville Gazette has the
following: "Clrly Jack" will be remember-
ed as Jack Condrey, formerly u we'll known
Wheeling crook:
The police Saturday and Sunday arrested
six men at different times and different
places In this city, who were recognized by
Pittsburgh offic.rs as we'll known thieves
and safe blowers. the FIRST intimation that
the Mayor had OF their presence in the city
va, when Adam Wiyer. q Pittsburgh thief
known in this city, got of the train Saturday
morning, with another crook with him.
The Mayor Immediately concluded that Q
job had bsen SGT for steubenyille, and
he posted the police TO arrest all sus-
pieious characters In the city. They
succeedee in getting "Curly Jack" Adams
Wiser, Teddy Finn, "Toss,n Ed Duncan and
George Brown, who were fined for various
ofienses In order 10 hold them. Pittsburgh
officers were telegraphed 10, aud to-day three
policemen accompanied by an old gentleman
who had been knocked down in bis store on
Filth avenue Saturday evening, but the
thieves were frighted away before they
stole anything. Although the old gentle
man failed 10 Identity any Of the gang, the
officers recognized them as Pittsburgh thieves.
The prompt Rcion OF the Mayor and Mar
shal aEd the ~oticers, 1t Is quite likely saved
the city from o burglary.
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BsLLAIRE.
Various Bits OF current News and Cos.
sip from the Glass City.

Various Bits OF Current News and Cos.
sip from the Glass City.
An elevator Is being built at the Windsor
Hotel.
". A. Gorby, Of the Goblet works, return
ed yesterday from the east.
A.. J. Mercer, OF the Belmont glass works,
and family, got home yesterday.
Some fat cars for the Ohio River Railroad
were here yesterday, Just from the shops a.
Esie, Tn.
The funeral OF Fred. Hoffman took place
yesterday afternoon. He was buried with
Masonic hono!s.
The Western Union telegraph wires were
put on new poles OF the new steel works yes
ierdsy. The old poles were too low for the
new building.
J. B. shannafelt Is ready 10 commence
work to-day grading for the Ohio Valley Rail.
road at the ''big tres" below the Cleveland q
Pittsburg depot.
The towbost N. L. Morgan, which has been
lying with her bsrges below the B. q o.
bridge, got up steam yesterday afternoon pre-
patatory to leaving. The Belle McGowan
was still tied fat.
= The lot at the corner OF Guernsey and Thi;-
ty-hfth streets, on which Marsh's wagon shop
stands, was sold yesterday forenoon at pub
lie sale. W.. Il. Thompson, the grocer, was
the purchaser, at $500.
A. J. Baggs, Of Bridgeport, Superintendent
OF the Cleveland, Lorraine q Wheeling Rail
road ccal works, west OF Bridgeport. was In
town yesterday. He says the company's
works 20 far this year haze shipped 10000
cars OF coal.
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West virginia RAILROAD news.

! A special telegram from Point Pleasant,
Mason county, 10 the Cincinnati Enquirer,
under date Of Saturday, says: AspeciAl term
OF the circuit Court wa held here to-day 10
hear the motion OF Depue, OF New York,
representing himself and one hundred and
seyenty.fve other b%ondholdeis OF the Ohio
Central railroad, ON the filing OF q petition
asking to be made party defendants to the
suit OF N. L. Robinson 8galnst the said rails
road and others, In which John q. Martin
was appointed receiver,
The filing OF the petition was ohjected'to
by counsel for the road, which osjsction be-
ing fully argued, the came was oyeyFpled and
the petition permitted to bs filed. Theprin-
cipal allegation In the petition charges that
being the son:In-law Of George !.
seney, Of the seuey syndicate, that he was
acting in Sollpsiop With thet syndicate for
the purpose OF plundering the road In fact
to tretss out the small b~ondholdefs by dc:
faulting In the payment OF the Interest on
the bonds Of the River Division when they
had tho money to pay said interest with.
Some interfering litigation Is looked for
durirgt6e progress Of this suit.
Senator Camden Is 10 the city to-day In
the Interest Of. the Ohio River Railroad ex.
lending fIsm this piaoe to Parkerbuyg and
Wheeling. This end OF the road will soon DO
lat IN contfant.
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To the Editor d he hlteligenter:
STA: In your Issue OF Saturday, October
q, 1888, there appeared among the Mound.'
vile items an article that does me Injustice,
aud besides Rejecting seriously upon my
character, is calculated to irjure me in the
estimation OF my friends aud neighbors.
The article Is made up OF inaccuracies and
peryersions OF the truth. I WIS assaulted by
David Lutes while peaceably journeying on
business In my wagon. He got into my wag-
on unobserved, and before / YVES hardly
aware Of bis presence began an ss.ault upon
me, and succeeded in pulling me over the
wagon seat, and took from my pocket o re.
yoiyer which I had armed myself with be-
cause OF threats OF violence against my per
son, made by Cyrus Lutes aod Charles his
son. Imade no attempt to use q revolver on
David Lutes. He having forclbly obtained
my properly and refusing 10 surrender 1t,
and feeling sgrieved becauge Of his treat
ment, l chose what I believed the proper
course and sought redress by appalling to
the court OF justice. / Am also %wrongtully
accused OF other matters, by your cor
respondent, that In order 10 reiute would
nccessitste the use OF 0 lady's name, and that
l decline to do in public print; but ] do ask
in all justice that public opinion in the mat
Ter be- suspended until a decision Ia rendered
by the court, which I feel will fully justify
my action. Respectfully yours,
Moundsvaae, W. "a, October 80, 1855.
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STOCKS -ope1td with strong and higher mar.
ket a. Stock Exchange. improvement 10 prices IN
early dealings ranged from n TO. 2sS per cent.
Canadian Pacific, Wizards and Gould shares being
OK In Michigan Central there was q dltfereneecfH
Aszper cent. between sales cash and regular. Stock
advanced 2 per cent. u 81. Canada Southern sold
up " per cent 10 IS, New York Central Eold up x
per c3nt. toll I93S, Western Union sold upH per
cent, 10 Iess, LaEe Shore sold up Y per cent TO
/ OK. Kansas and Texas s1ld Up ~ per cent 70
~, aissouh PaciiIe lold up y pee cent e 96N,
fesied sold upN percout.t 06SH and Oregon Trans
continental sold up ~ let cent. tosSh This was
succeeded By a slight reaction, bat near ~ o'clock
the whole market was stIorg ard on an
advance once mo:e. After midday a weaker
tone prevail cd, and the market sold of
marfably strong throughout. Tho stock rise 10
and closed at W., whic1 is 4 per cent above tie
opening figures. abs heavy outstanding Of Shortiu.
teTest afforded support = the stock, but 1t was re.
ported near the close OF business there would be
some importantd development calculated TO advance
tent during the afternoon. In the final sales there
was \ ftaclionally rally and closed rather frm. As
compared with Saturdays closing, pics are n to3
per cent higher for Canada Southern, Central
Pacific, Denver, Northwestern, Michigan Central,
Kansas & Texas, Jersey Central Northern Pacific,
Oregon q Tnnscontinental, Oregon Navigation.
Omaha, Texas Pacific, Wabash and Western Union.
Wabash, ErIe, New York Genital. st, Paul, Lake
Shore and Louisvillc & Nashville were x 10 X per
cent lower, In EpcciAliLies Alton d TeIre uaute
preferred advanced Y per cent 10 o., Chicago, St.
Louis d Pittsburgh preferred 3 per cent TO %, New
York, Chicago q 81. Louis " per cent 10 81. aud
san1ers 4 aerchants' TelegIspa Y per cent 70
preferred V per cent to 4ssG. andFost Wayne "
10 lMA,
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AQUATIC NOTES.
MouIner Racks Down some Fits.
burgh Notes.

MouIner Racks Down Some Fits.
burgh Notes.
Moniger protested to be dissatisfied with
the result Of Saturdays race with Ritz, and
wanted, he said, to row him again. The par
ties were to meet yesterday, but Moniger
and his hackers quietly left for Pittsburgh,
and did not show up. Ritz will return to
work ut The Top mill, and not row again this
s!ason.
The Pittsburgh Leader OF last evening has
the following notes Of interest:
John Teemer was met on Fifth avenue this
morning talking to Ross, Plaisted and young
Priddy. He was asked II he proposed rowing
Conley this year aud he replied not, that he
was now out OF condition, and he would row
no more races until next season. 6nbse.
oneptly the quartet OF scullers were asked
what they thought Of Moniger's second
chaliepge 10 Ritz, OF Wheeling. ResJreplled
that Moniger did not stand much show Of
winning. "Why. he was three lengthsahead
Of Ritz on Saturday, and with that lead he
should have beat him then II he eter expect
William Elliott, the oarsman, will sail for
England from New York tomorrow on the
steamer Wyoming. While there, he will Try
to arrange mhtcnes MiLhtu9 Ianlesaau A!ue
watermen. many OF whom he 70 confident Of
Sbout rowing while In this country and 70
~nositiye that any OF our second class soullers
han defeat the best men In England. He said
thpre was no doubts that Hanlan had no
eanal a. q sculler, and then come Courtney
and Ross as second, with q preference for the
former. Hosmer, hethinks, ie not quite the
equal Of either Of. them, though Elliott
thinks he Is superior to Teemsr; after
Teemer he places George Lee and then him
Jim Ten Eyke, Jim Riley, Welsserhsr, Fred
Piaisted and George Gaisal in the order
named. He said he. never was In % good
health as at thepresent. he weighs q pound
leU than when borrowed Hanlan for the
championship OF England. He will return
in May.
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In Need or Renovation.

The Second Branch chamber, without
doubt, presents 3 tongh appearance. The
paper taI peeled of and the calling Is SO
covered with the accumulated dust OF years
that the original pattern can scarcely besesn.
Tue aesthetic souls Of several revolt at having
to sit In q place that has such q ruined ap-
pearance without the Heterogeneous pecll-
lar to nearly all old ruins. Several months
AGO DR.. Wingerter offered q resolution to the
effect that "this den" be renovated. II passed
the Second Branch, but was promptly killed
Thinking that perhaps the word I'den"
had offended the economical Lords the Doctor
at the last meeting offered q resolution pro-
yiding that the Second Branch chamber be
pspered and whitewashed. The First killed
that lsst night. 1.-THE idea" said Mr.. Bingell,
tof spending money on this trap, Why I'll
vote for gallon OF carbon oil to burn it
down"
The State House will become the City Hall
in 1885. Till then, the presumption Is, that
the Sicond Branch chamber will remain
filthy.
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lmt.pEtsssT.A AL. October =. ssslSIsut guiss M!nqs.
Ohio y vas "; winter patents 70 2sastoi Mime:
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, ocsobar 2O.-In the general demand
there has been no I'm oroyement. In cotton gods
there has betn inquiry for moderate selections, but
lNeit.
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To say that some OF the Second Branch
members we're mad when they learned for
what the special meeting had been callei, is
putting Il mildly. One member said
hWhere Ia that ordinance that We had here
once. that provided that whea a special
meeting was called, the object should be
stated?" No one could answer him.
Say. It wouldn't bs q bad idea 10 psts q
vote Of censure on somebody. would it?'
sang out another membsr, as he pulled on
SiIl resign before I'll eyer attend another
special meeting" growled a member from q
distant ward, es he stood on the steps and
watched the fast falling !ain.
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Organization OF che Alton Gas Co.

Alta meeting of the stockholders OF the
Alton Natural Gas Co., held st the ttlce OF
the o1io Valley Fire Insurance Co., yester.
day afternoon, the following gentlemen
wsso elected directors: Benjamin Fisher,
W. X. DuVal, a. LalnH. ]. v. L. Rodgers,
John Ftew, Christian He's. Samuel T. Nor.
ION. A meeting Of the directors was also
held and the organization completed by the
election OF Benjamin Fisher, E!q President,
and ]. v. L. Rodgers Secretary and Treas
urer. The company have the lumbar on the
to erect their derrick, and boring
viii commence within the next ten days on
their grounds ut the head Of Beech Bottom,
about twelve miles above the city.
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In the Circuit Court at M~oundsyllls, yes-
terdsy, Judge Jacob refused TO grant the ar
.plication OF Charles Neller foT ~ injunction
against the Ohio River Railroad. Tue peti.
TONER lives on Mechanic greet through
claimed ia. no owned TO the center OF the
erect, and that the Council had no fight
granting the right away. BY the decision
Of Judre Jacob, the last legal obstruction q
removed from the path Of the road,