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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-15
PERSONAL mENrION.
News and Gossip In Reference 10 Various
People.

News and Gossip In Reference 10 Various
People.
Ex.Judge R. Z. Chambers, OF 81. Clairsyille,
was down yesterday.
Governor Jackson returned to the city
yesterday after d three weeks absence.
U. n. Arnett, Esq and wife, Of Fairmont,
were among those IN the city yesterday.
Capt. ]. W. Haggarty. the detective and
Deputy United STATES Marshal, Is in the city
on business.
State Senator Fontaine Smith, Of Marion
county, was among the throng OF strangers in
town yesterday.
Mr.. n. s. Adams, late psvmaster's clerk on
the United States mAn'of.war Neipsic, was in
the city yesterday.
M. Peter Miller left yesterday at 4 o'clock
for Baltimore, feom which point he sails on
Thursday for Europe.
Col. T. H. B. staggers, the rising Fairmont
lawyer, was an interested spectator Of the
circus performances yesterday.
Col. G. H. Beall, OF Brooke county, was
among those who tookin the circus yesterday.
He came to see the fine stock.
tiers CT Ex.Judge Raymond, OF Fairmont,
hIt Nl1ltluk W htCilbH lAApdhss
Mr.. Aug. Rei,er. OF the sixth Ward, left
yesteI day for New York, from where he will
sail for Germany to visit relatives.
Mr.. George A~rstingstall, the chief trainer
OF elephants with Barnum's show, is a native
OF Marietta, Ohio, and a former Echoolmate
II DR.. 7. o. Edwards, OF this city.
Mr.. Charlie Moenkemoeller, accompanied
by his brother Henry, leave to-day for Cleye-
land 10 attend the annual meeting Of the
Ohio State Pharmaceutical Association.
Mr.. D. 8. Thomas, the press agent OF Bar.
NUNS show, is the most genial OF that genial
class Of MEN, and may always feel assured Of
a welcome at the hands OF the Wheeling
press boys when he steers this way.
Col. Ruth Goshen, Barnum's famous giant,
got lost on the street last night, wandering
about looking for the circus train. The
circus managers probably thought he was
big enough 10 take care Of himself.
Among the many newspaper men from
out OF town, who were here yesterday, were
Messrs. Fleming and Powell, OF the Fair.
mont Index. anu Mr.. George McClelland, OF
the Barnesville EaterprIe and NepS.
MI. ". B. Howell, OF the firm Of W. B.
Howell d Bro, the South Side monument
men, left last evening Oh Await TO the cele.
brated New England marble and granite
quarries. He intends to be absent for about
two weeks, and will make several purchases.
Mr.. James Wilson, OF the Bellaire Nail
Works Company, who some time ago sold his
property here and moved to Wheeling, has
decided to return TO this city. He has pur.
chased the two lots formerly owned BY rhos.
Wilson, near Thomas Wetherald's home on
Gravel Hill, and will build for himself u
dwelling.-Beilaire independents
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STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.
j.. O.. staud. of Pittsburgh, Badly Hurt
by Failing Brick.

About eight o'clock last night, during the
heavy storm which prevailed at that time,
the fire wall between the two three.story
brick houses on Market street, north Of
Eleventh, was struck by lightning. The oc-
cupants OF both houses received q a sensible
shock A section OF the wall, scout a score
OF bri k, fell 10 the sidewalk below. One of
them struck the iron awning frame, and re-
bounding crashed through the window OF
schelhase d Sons grocery, on the corner,
breaking a large pane Of glass. Another
brick struck J. G. Stald, the we'll
known Pittsburgh soap mau, on the head,
knocking him down. Some men standing In
front OF an q adjoining saloon saw him fall,
and Fastening 10 the rescue carried him into
tle grocery. I. was found that he bad re-
ceived a severe cut on the scalp, and possibly
the skull was cracked. Mr.. Staud objected to
having a physician called, aRd after his senses
were somewhat collected be was taken to the
Farmers' Home Hotel, on Market squsre.
At IL o'clock be was still pretty sick, but
thought that he would beall right excepting
for a small cut this morning.
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When all other remedies fail DE-. FRAz1rR't
Eoor BIrTIRs will cure General Debility,
Loss Of Appetite, Dyspepsia, and all diseases
arising from o Disordered Stomach, Liver
and Kidneys.
"For several months I have been afflicted
with Fever and Ague. For weeks ct Q time
I was confined TO the house, my suffering
was intense. could find no relief until ]
heard Of you Root Bitters. I have takeH
the Root Bitters for two weeks and they have
-estored me to my former health.
JOHN ROLAND, Cleveland, O.
For sale by J. 2. shirk, Logan & Co., also
Chas. Moenkemoeller, Wheeling, and 3. K.
McCouahey, Bridgeport D4w
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The hotels at the mountains and seaside
resorts have put in early and good work this
season. They are mostly In readiness for
guests and all OF them use Hunts Insect
Powder, which insures the visitors against
bed bugs, reaches and all OF that class. Price
25 cents. For sale by all druggists.
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HINTS for liars about the weather iron
the French)-"I never remember anything
like this season for dryness. Three months
without any rainl" "Bah! That's moth
ing! Now, in 1s46, remember, we didn't
have a drop OF rain for eighteen monthsl"
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The following transfers OF real estate were
admitted to record by Recorder Hook yester.
day.
and wife TO Austin MRIey, all OF Wheeling, Of
parts Of lots Nos 0 and 10 In Chnpline and
EofI's addition; consideration IS.
A deed made May l2, 1883, by Julia A.
Meley AID husband, Austin 10 Bridget N.
Haley, all Of Wheeling, OF parts Of lots Noe.
o aud 10 In Chapllne and E0f's addition; con.
siderAtion $500.
A deed made May 12, 1883, by Julia A.
Mal6y aud her husband, AustiK, to Michael
A, Haley, OF parts OF lots Nos. 0 and 10 In
Chapline and EOf's additions consideration
A deed made May 10, 1883, by Bridget NJ.
Haey 10 Julia A. Maley, NJ part OF lots Nos.
0 and 10 In Chapline aud EotFs addition; con.
Sideraiion So, 200.
A deed made May IL, 1883, byM. H. Haley
and wife aud Thomas v. Haley to Bridget
NJ. Haley and Julia A. MSley, Of parts OF lots
Nos. 8 and 10 In Chapllne and Eofrs add.
ton, for 81, 800.
A deed made December %, 1880, by DR.. r.
W. HaElett and wife to Frederic Myers, Of
the south one.hAlf Of lot No. IL In square No.
4S, situated on the west side OF Wetlsl street,
in the Eighth ward, for 1850. =
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WAsuISoroS, D. O.. May 16.-1:9o A. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, colder
aud clearing weather, westerly winds and
sSFl6e Lower Lake Region, rainy, fol.
lowed BY clearing weather, Winds shifting to
northwesterly, stationary or lower temper
AZURE and higher pressure.
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A DM1N1srRAToR's NOTICE,

the undersigned having been sppoip,.A
OF The estate Of Elmuel GSi0n' sSunlr'
hereby nottnes all pcBong indebted IN An NaSi
TO cali on BIN at once ard make pAyT1cH, oAls
those having claims sEstnit The same vii pir, sSS
Admir- Of EState VI simuel MAJ,
myl0 = Room % capitol PuIlSis,
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PAREsr, must remember that children have
more need Of friendly monitors than Of
censorious critic; instructors who would
advise them to never be without DR.. Bulls
Cough syrap, the only pleasant remedy for
Group, diphtheria and sore throat.
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ARR you a member OF the United States
Mutual Accident Association? II you re
not, you may be doing yourself aud those
dependent upon ysu an Injustice Without
further delay write, or call at 800 and 500
Broadway, Nav York, for circular and ap.
plication blank. European permits without
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AT the Literary exercises at the National
Business College this morning. at 10 o'clock,
Prof. A. j. Nugent will read the poem en-
titled ."The Vagnbonds."
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A sILvER miner out at Clear Greek
Was 50 hoarse he could hardly speat;
He left his toll,
Got St. Jacobs OIL,
In q minute 1t cured his,queak. {
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GENERAL vorrcRs,

n1Ss0LUTIoN OF COPARTvr,
~ sHlP-The copartnsnhip hen toiH, sNLR'
has this day been Dissolved By ISi,sd ~ Hld,
WIN. II. Grabe retiring hebuIine.s St1thnI ".
tinued at the old ttAnd. 1908 Main ,t,Sst1 - o..
two remaining partners under the hrm man, ~
LAbSe z u. LGEGE- u
uv,.- ~ II CRAZE
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A d MA BARGAIN.
EoR SALE.

A valuable Farm OF $50 acres for Rale. stu.
ated on Fork Ridge, Marshall county, W. Va,
8 miles from B. 4 o. r. R. station, Is miles
from Wheeling, on q good road, all In gfas,L
and in o high state Of cultivation; one.Aalt
mile from school, convenient 10 mills, mar
ket and churches; plenty OF good fruit well
watered. To be sold in u tract or In lAt.
cells. For further particulars call on or I'D.
... PETER CROW,
Glen Easton, Marshall Co., ". Va
Mention this panrr IN2S-nIw
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n JUNCTION.
rIEAnClAL AND oonnkncrAL.
Kew York MoneI and slookr,


NV YoRK, May n-Money Sal per coat, closed
* A6 per cent. Sterling Exchange bankers bills
duh at q 50; demand t'StH.
GOVERNMENT Irregular, but extended g., ! and
IS u PSF cent higher: y scoupons y per ceuIloWer;
4hs registered aud Is unchanRed. 10
q, 8, o. e. 4. .... .... lO3NiLehizh 4 Wikea...1r4L
,U.6 81, exLended-.l03 IR Pas G, hrtA..ll
o.. 8. ~, coupons, .1lS IT, P, bonds, hnta.,.lii:<
o. 8, Is, coupons..,a1l9hIU. UP. Land Grant,..,lNE
Pacific b. Of I96.....n7. ~. r. u. Klug fund, no.
central Pacific rStA.1lt<ITexRs PAc. land ga. a.
Edo secondl"..-.... sS do Rio Grand div. SS5<
RAILROAD BOSns-Qaietand irregular.
STATE sEcuRITIrs-Dull and featuteIes..
Louisiana consols... @xlvIginia O.. ..... ...,. IS
Missouri 6s...........ll Virginia conSois, ex.
81, Joseph ......-....... no TIA mat coupons. as
Tennessee s......-.. 4y1<lvlHinia deferred. Sk
Tennessee Is, new... 20 Kx. div.
~sroCKs-Tho market was weak and showed AIDE.
clining tendency ali morning and a moderate
volume Of business. After 1890 the market was
lrmer and prices advanced n 10 " per cent on
general list aud TX far Omaha preferred UnIon
Pacific wins a. feature, II tluctuating over 4 wider
range than other active stocks. fIIjI
III the last hour The. market was stronger and
several stocks advanced TO highest priceSoi the day
viz: Louisville d NUhviile, Lake Shore, Genital
Pacific, L~ackAWAupA, 81, Pau, UniopIPaciHc and
Jersey Central. IN closing leaves market irregular
As compared TO aAtlrdby some being higher and
some lower. The general tone Of tue market AZ
the Gloss, however was stronger than Saturday,
Transactions, $4,000 shares. sG
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-15

HEnRERr SPENCER says. that a mans con;
VIBRATION is a sure index to bis mental
capacity; we therefore account for the pumer.
ous ilsttering commepdations made BY our
most learned men OF the merits OF DR.. Bulls
NnnPh Syrup.
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morKL. ARRIVALS
ST. JAMES HOTEL,

CT Fleming. Fairmont
W Z lArksr, Fairmont
DL Fremont Pairnont
YIN Fermont, FAirmont
Jacob Lem y, Farm mt
W X Curtis, Welsbnrg
D McElr0y, wellSburg
u Morgan & lady ,Llluln
J II ReunAhy, Rochester
] Morris & lady, BelIAire
J W cConnell larkSbg
viii 0sb m, CRtkShuR
Frank smith, ClArkSburg
Stewart Pittsburgh
J n Jacobs, White bay
n 8 Beatty &w, sarntn
Mrs ApplegAts. wellsbg
] RslSton. WellsbuH.
. Ia bert StOrk d Co, UC'k
" hickey d !, W Alxndr
LID Pullman, WOotleld
q II WeiMnd, WOudhCld
Mluet & lady. Bellaite
hrs John, s Waynesbrg
"a Anderson. ! v btg
Alex v ilSon, WelIE0utg
W " ROAll, BuTgeL Stain
A FrIlieT,. sayrfetbuR
y " Everett Eeihbufg
WI Palmer, hoEnion
John smith, city
q King. city
n Alexander, waShnetn
R GFogan, city
tn Walton, WoedlCld
N shtnn, PlItSburg
WG Watson, FAiImont
w Jacobs, y hIte Day
" Billing ley, Rainmolt
TTAy OF, Sui fish
OF Hudson, WallSbufB
Crawford, FaI mont
! an Craig, wellsbuR
II slnclAir BeelSylle'
II Glass. Finishing
J II Parks, Mtredeld
3 fairy, Kcnnon
JH lockwood, houudSTl
DOfr, WnodsdeldI
IN Townsend, ClsYelna
y Hamilton, FatrWont
A y Miller, MelibuI Z
Dyson, WslIbnrH
Az Rooilson. Eslrmont
y Spear, New Yotk
W Eyelhart, New York
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0tn Gtttdliaemen
oe,eo. Eos.s az ana ~ FourtoNnth street.
Nov Adyeruncnicnt,,

Dr.. !, L smith-ThIrd page.
Pffce H duced-G. Mendel& Co. d.
Palace Rctrigerators-Nesbitt & Bro.
I~Ost-FAlcon Gold Pen.
Wanted-To buy or rent a private resi-
donce.
Marshall County Bonds.
Notlce-0hIo County Bond Holders.
Wanted-Situation in Dental Office.
Clothirg-Dayid Ash-Head OF local.
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TIE genuine SARATOGA HIGH Rock srRHe
WArxR, for sale by all druggists by the dog.
bottle or gallen. Address all orders to
the High Rock Spring Co., Saratoga Strings
j. +. shirk and Logan 4 Co., Agents at
Wheeling, and B, K. McConahey, Agent ct
Bridgeport pAv
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Musr close them out In thirty days, dry
goods, carpets, &c GEORGE G. RorH.
: B. II. LIST, Assignee.
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EVERYBODY says shoes are sold awful cheap
at the Bargain shos House, ATwellth street.
Whaling.
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KIRGpowp

"HAcKMET.ck," a lasting and fragrant per
fume, Price % and so cents.
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LADIES: II you want a nice stylish shoe.
before making your purchases, you should
call and see the Spanish and Bernhard b ut
tons, Just received, at l.. V. BLosD's.
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PRlo,s tell, and everybody tells the ? Ice;
that 10 why they are 50 busy ~ the nMSa'n
shoe House TweltthStreet
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The following shows the range Of the Their
motfeter, as observed at Scnhepts drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday;
~. 1887 1883
7A.HI2M.SE ", 7P. n, IVA. ". II ". 81. M.7P.M,
So 50 81 s. IS o. 1" "
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INV York, Nay lL-Cottou steady at lizalisc.
iutHres tteady. Flour dull. and unchanged; fe.
eeipts 1900 barrels: exports $500 barrels Whest.
clSh grad sha<c higher; options opened W.
higher, and afterwards Lost Gdyaree and detiiltd
poF9 1900 bushels: No. 3 red Spking d. Nal q.
pnEhded rcd q gIel ~ No stedtllS IItGl lsi No, .
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VIM r Mccoy. Fairmont CT
A RutteF, Baltimore W
ATIIeS, FniIm9ut d.
7 FcrmOnt, Falrmort vi
CT Berry RSirmont Jai
JW Mccoy. FaltmOnt W
W Mortimer, WellsburB J /
Don c uTiElH, WcllBbuTS J 2
W II Lowe. Steubeuyille 4
o W KCon q lady, W Va
G Leying, CiarksbuR J.,
W B GoHdy, Clarksburg VI
T Smith, FAirmont FIR
WLlIAywRrd, FAlm0nt D
Al CofratheS Falrmont J
N Z DcVault, White Jay \
" A Stewart, Glen EIstn Nj
| John Lewis, WeilSburg u
Jas Pale B LADY, G o,S OK I'd
A Pullin. Warrington "
Jas Anderson d., Alxd L
" Z Mallory. woodleid g
QPFGfguhGn. Woodheld Ml
FuImaIln, s WAyneShNTg vi
lICSymE & chiltA,S WbSG
Geo A Wells. Cameron Al
J II Coleman, MAfTngtn W
J D Sample, waynes6uK A !
Il x Ghihn, city n
JIM Myen. Warrington "
II p MCGregoF. city JOl
JK BOhL Independence @
J G Hefvy IoFch Glenn NJ
II l. McKelvey, MLsUgtu r
W V Walton WOodSheld -
AfiSSA ARIhall, Ho0dad + ]
Jas Newman, Flushing W
WIN r MeCleyy. RAirmnt ~
Gallagher, BateNNlle "
Fred Hough. fAiFmont I.
II L Fhom 8, SunhSh al
&c Dyer, FAltmnlit b
ChRs & Snyder, fAlrinont ~
n L Wright, BailEYile H
I'd Hay, city H
Nickols, Bruce il
. \ HUI. Dp Ter 4
LAIshItT. Aoundsyllle il
To Little, Woodseeld 81
SF Cohen, SeY YOts =
W " stanford. stubGnyleJI
J q Ynestly, Haunt bal A
II W Wilson, city III
n W shtATn, PhIlA A.
J II Fisher, Fairm0nt N
J N Taylor, Hitsbu oh W
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G~ESrtEMEHs Il you want . new stylish
shoe, call and Inspect my stock OF hand.
purchnlln& all goods sold at their real vsi1e.
j. Y. BLOND.
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FOR SALE,

FoR sALE-A FlRSr.CLASS BRICK
II Dwelling Of 10 rooms, situated on HoNId
street, In Kiikwood. Terms 70 suit purchaser. II.
quire ol,JAAB DUNCAN, oglebAy BILCk, FrdEt
poft, Ohio, mtt
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THE Rev. George H. Thayer, Of Bourbon,
Ind, sayt: "Both myself and wite owe our
lives TO Shiloh's Consumption Cure"
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Spectators Mt the star Route Trial.
The following selfexplanAtory message has
been received BY a prominent gentleman in
the city:
WAsntSoroN, D. c., May IS, 1888.
Dian: We have arrived here safe, and
Rlinow attend the Star Route trial regularly.
Most truly. yours,
JEFF DAVIS and Chums.
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TOR SALE.
Beautiful Cottage with lot) a. MouNDsNLII
CAMP GROUND. Four rooms, with all cOuyE
nitnces, In good condition. delightful situation.
Enquire OF Il. FORBES,
VI Custom House.
TetANhORa. Asa tNRYg
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FoR SALE.
1900 WINDOWS,
1900 DOORS,
white and Red Lad, LInseed OIL, Ready Mid
Paints, Brushes and PaintCIS' and Builden' supple
generally.
W. A. WILSON,
mr2 1915 Main Street
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CHEAIEr Fashlon Magazine In tho world,
100 large pHges I pages new music, 1000 en.
cravings each issue; 10 cents per year. single
copies 10 cents. .StRAWBRIDGE a CLOTnrIR,
Eighth and Market streets, Philadelphia.
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WANTED-LADIES AND YOTSc
w Men III tho City and Couptn To Ia. Stu
light and pie sElnt work At their own hnmSS. y
IS q day easily aud quickly made; WORK ~ ~
mall; no ~c4nyasIlng; no stamps for reply, lily
address RELIABLE MAEUfACrTEiyc' rHnnt
DR. Wer TT phLlahelnhia. Ia - W
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WANTED,

HTANTED-A MAN OF Coon IN
w dress u sell 4 mechanical inyepIi5r az,
capable Of learning Others alter bling iySsrangS
4 g3cd SalsTy 70 ihe right man. AGisT6SE
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DARN WANTED.
WANTED,

WANTED
4rgetncts Of land: title, perfect; adopted to
grazing or agriculture or colonization. Sand tu
desctiption, maps, diagrams, ETC.. with lowest tuS
prices. by mail, to
JOHN r. HOWELL,
myii Box %. COHEN. Now Yn,L
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CALL for the "BaInesville't Flour-kept
only by TAYLOR 4 WHfrE,
No, 1000 Market street.
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EoR SALE.
full line Of General Merchandise, Gne Sion
Room, DC. A good paying business In AethlS
dIsIng, Lumber, Slaves, DC, is ettAblbhed. One
OF the best points for business on The b. SO. R. T.
mys ~ INTRLLrGENCYR OFFICE
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The new telephone poles are being painted
pure white. The bases will be painted black.
William Bhckis.on, Of the BellAire Win.
dow Glass Works, will make his future home
&. n,nbtUan
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The water station at Glencoe, Ohio, caught
fire Sunday, but by the timely ASS stance OF
the citizens the fire was extinguished without
much damage. Mr.. s. McGirfel was struck
on the head by a falling bucket, but not
nannunIv bnrf
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A great many persons came from Wells
burg Saturday aud Sunday to see the
S~pauldipg gas well. The following figures
may be OF interest: spauldiag we'll, 1870
feet; Barclay well at Wellsburg, Immediately
opposite, same depth; elevation Of river
banks the same on both sides. Messrs. burst
aud Rayl drilled the Barclay well; also the
Spaulding we'll. They are highly pleased
with their success hereabouts. They are
likewise engaged drilling for gas ct Martins
Ferry. m ..l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-28

"a dummies, leaving every 2l2 minutes; l ssayng
cent interest plant are sss246 a. showing
Of $50 633 per annum In favor OF the cable, OF 90
per cent with greatly increased carrying capacity Tho
The cost and equipment of the horse railroads 9i ne
500 9ss,9l9; the number OF passenger G , ~
i543O097O total number of miles IL h rh TitJ,
of BROOKLYN has 80 miles Of street railroad and
1867 horses The cost Of the plant was
on The basis of the financial condition, earnines ana
expenses OF all the surface roads in New OK a
for $751; the net earnings Of the cable lol''S "o1 st
been S3,3l7@S7 estimating the eNEnSs rbe cost per
50 per cent of those Of horse railroads Ino ,roiGs
caita exclusive of interest, would be: lorsc oit1
3Gi.IOO cents cable roads 46100 saving per '"p'''
in favor Of cable road 15-l 90 cents o., toles arc
No heavy investments in real estate Ior and ma
necessary for cable roads. site for me chso ,' rho
chney Is all that is necessary say 100 rec, rcc CITY
In horses harness real estate. etc. would u hoa ~
ably pay the cost OF con- ting horse mo c'Di'
DEFECTS OF TIE BRIDGE SYST NJ r.,,,a
Had the Brooklyn Bridge authorities iiTt 81
present practical system of cable Io"dS p'io -
nm governments they could have sa'ed much 'i'o ''
80 and o,o, themselves OF the experience OF inc
NJ the system who passed through al 'heS 'N
porimcntal phases and tried and rjcctc" al '''u''
and kinds Of grips. IT was G''". 'ni''1
70 rlacc heavy cars Win "o'""
IN tbc Bldrc They weigh ten tons, whereas INC 'S
strong car that can be made ohouh hc VEL , cI
nary s.rrct-car weighing two am q nan .o'H' 49, g
yt,tout seeming tO AK irs strength mate
,isliv The Bridge ccfs seal !0UISiE Even Two street
NM c,inci together seating forty four would weigh
o%II. balY rs mach rs Bride Such great NciEh,
must necessarily tax the holding power OF any Gi,p
greatly The cable is also much heavier than necessary
a. 81 has been found by experience, that the lighter TIE
cable having the necessary strength The greater the dra
Iiy There ere other scrUrs errors in The plan and con
st!ucon Of the Bridge system involving complicated ana
expensive machinery and the Use OF steam dhh!hlr.
at each cud which would he entirely unnecessary
under the ordinary, simple system In Use Z" 'cwhcrr W.
adoption of which involve no serious engineering 'll'
Culiies In fact the absence of any Necessity ior nh
ground WORK the Bridge simIlies the matter lnahhI
4 sf.ll =
fcctlv successful operation The problem was easy ana l'
present expensive and untruSwOrtiN slS"nWtH us
ucaion, bound To prove u constant source OF lfou"
and ycyatous Interruptions. But whether success or
failure il cannot initiate against the general system on
cable roads the introduction of when III every CN III l
Union only question OF time a. caillcS WIN u .
ever potent argument of economy running expenses ana
consequent increased profits 10 Shareholders l' hoI>
must co. and glad enough the poor Ovcl%"6cd Beast VIII
Er a. accent Punishment.