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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-02

The IrOnsides, Of Gray's Iron Line, passed
up yesterday with ore. A number of the
small boats Of the coal feet passed down
Saturday, and two or three passed up with
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-02
Chnnge fn rInrine Physlelnn.

On Saturday the contract between DR.. John
FriBiell aud the National Government for
medical attendance on the marine patients
at the North Wheeling hospital expired.
Sealed proposals for the term commencing
yesterday had been submitted to Sutveyo.
Beach, and by him forwarded TO tho Depart
ment ct Washington, and on Saturday, in &C
cordance With the award by the Department,
q new contract was entered into with Or. 3.
do overtime II patients at the hospital. Dr..
FIissell's attendance has been able and salts
factory through ths long seVies OF years In
which he has had the marine service con.
tract at this point, DR.. Jepson's ability and
experience are we'll known, however, and
leave no room to fear that the hospital will
suffer in his hands.
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Anew minutes before II o'clock yesterday
morning an alarm OF fire, the first since the
frat day OF June, was turned in from box IS
CorneFo OF Main and aud Third streets. The
cause Of II was the discovery that the rosl
OF the house occupied by John Thompson
was on fire about the chimney, from which II
had caught. A few buckets OF water spilced
to put IL out. The Department got out In
good shape, but was not needed.
In going 10 the fire Chief Dunning met
with another accident similar to the one thai
recently befel him at the corner OF Twelita
and Chaplire streets. He had bis horse out
Of the stable and harnessed to the buggy al
most as soon % the Atlantic
was out The engine and reel
weEt down Sixteenth and up Chaplint
but the Chief continued on down Of
Market, His horse was on the run and In
turning the corner the buggy upset. The
Chief was thrown come distance aud fell
heavily, but was not cut His son who wa
with him was scrato hed up to some extent
In almost less time than It takes to relate
the buggy was righted nothing being broken
and the Chief drove on. Last night he wal
feeling the effeota OF the heavy jarh received
and will probably be laid up for two or three
dEvs
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PERsONAL MENrION.
News and Gossip In Reference to Vario
People.

News and Gossip In Reference TO Various
People.
Henry Albright, the letter-carrier, Is visit
ing Cincinnati friends.
Miss Jennie MCurdy, OF this city, iByisit.
ing friends In Little Washington.
DR.. Reed NJ. @. Baird leaves to-day for St
Paul aud Minneapolis on prospecting AMI
pleasure trip.
Hon, ]. J. Woods IS booked for an address
at a school commencement In New Martins
vile on the 9th.
Lewis II. Baker. who for tho past two year,
has bsen attending college In the East, hAl
returned home to spend vacation.
Mrs. John Mofta,t and daughter virRinit
and her sister, Miss Jennie Wise, have gou,
10 Cranberry summit to spend several weeks
Mr.. Fred Smith. son OF Rev. DR.. J. E
Smith, pastor Of Fourth Street N. 2. church
has returned home from college for the puI
pose OF spending his vacation.
Joseph Wheeler, nailer in the Bellair'
Nail Works, has moved % Wheeling. where
Joe has accepted position in the LaBellt
Nail Works-BellGire Independent,
Col, Jacob Hornbrook and wife resuraed
to the city Saturday, after an extended visit
10 the Pacific coast. For \ steady thing the
Colonel prefers West Virginia TO California.
MessrI. L. 8. Delaplain aud W. ". Hollo;
wAy have returned from an extensive plett.
urS TIP over the Northern Pacific road.
They enjoyed their trip very much apd re-
turn improved 10 health.
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The Ann mi ComnlnI,lt

BettdtFt LNuepeiltIelh,
Again Bsllaire suffers from the ungener.
Gus, and, indeed, outrageous conduct oil
Wheeling scavengers. After the howl that
went up two or three years ago, 1t was
thought that town meyer would agaln Psr;
and oflal OF the city into the Ohio river,
where 1t would do violence TO BellaiEe. But
we credited them with more Of the milk OIL
human kindness than they posstgA Every
night, nearly, for the past week has there
been barge load OF tie flthlest oifAl to be
found anywhere dumped into the river near
tho Ohio shore. Is there no way 70 AVOID
being at the mercy OF slch seemingly un:
prinSipled sCaYsnEe:ts Do the autb6ritiel
Of Wheeling deserve to be branded o. men
void oiRll that gocS.l make up humane mem
II not, spRre us the humiliation Of being at
the mercy Of your EcsyeugeS.
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work wondsrfnl revolution in the business
Of nail making in the next few years. II will
be ready for operation next spring.
The Ctticeand sales rooms OF Aults -four
mill arc being remo6eled, and the whole
building VIII be put In better repair by IL
present owner.
Yesterday forenoon the new bell sounded
tho fire alarm for the Third ward while all
tue churches were in tue midst OF their ser.
yices Several young men walking on Union
street, saw a slight smoke coming from the
gratings In front Of NJ, sonneborn's clothing
store, and gave an alarm at once. The carly
discovery Of he fire and the short time be
fore the Liberty hose was present prevented
big fire. Some boxes In the cellar were or
fire, but II Ia not known how the fire val
started unless by match CateleSsly dropped
through the grating. A barrel OF carbon oil
was kept there, and helped the FIRE no doubt
Thee wss some delsy in getipginto the City
Building 10 ring the bell, which was one o.
the main things sought to be ayoided by hay
ing the new alarm.
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CoNcERr AZ rnE pARK.
AuspIcIous Inauguration Of a Series of
Sunday Entertainments.

Yesterday was q glorious day and In the
country 1t was just lovely, the air being pure
and warm, psrfnmed with the clover; thesun
shoue brightly, but 1t the same time gentle
breeze was blowing that served 10 temper the
heat and make The day almost perfect one.
The result was that an enormous crowd went
out 70 Wheeling Park 10 enjoy that delight
full place and listen to the first Sunday cor
cert. The Elm Grove was taxed to It's utmost;
tie outgoing cars were loaded az early as IL
O'Clock in the morning and in the afternoon,
thOjam was awful. 10 addition TO the crowds
that went out this wty, almost every livery
rig In the city was out and numerous private
flyers. The concert began ut 8. O'Clock and
continued until p. NJ, with an intermisslon
from TO O o'clock.
The programme was divided into four
parts OF four numbers each. Two OF the
numbers were gives In the afternoon and
two In the evening. The programme was as
follows: Part 1-"George Victor" march by
Herman; "PiQus Dame overture, suppt;
"Kleange aus dea schweIy'' for two clsri-
nets by Carl, played by Messrs Grimm and
Jaeger; Finale TO Macbeth" Verdi. Part
"Trip Van Winkle'' oyertore, Brooks; In
termtzzs, Butterfly Enjoyment" uung't;
potpouri, "The Musical Reporter" by stsLe-
leiui rTduenlOu polka LOT Two Hutes, " SCI
bert, played by Messrs. ReymAnn and Gaus.
Part $, souvenir de Belle. Alliance"
march, Latln; "King MydAs" overture,
Ellenberg; "stsphanio GAvotte," Zibulka;
BrAyour: Aria for B b cornet, by HGssel-
mann, played by Mr.. S. Bsfkel Part4,
bonnie Scotland" overture, Catlln; "Aus
yollem Meushenherzsn,n krauke; potpuIri,
"IolAnthe" contsma; Preusseus Helden
march, Hermann.
The orchestra consisted Of fourteen pieces,
under Prof. seiberts leadership. The plsy-
ing taken as whole was good, although ut
first there were several unexplainable mis-
takes. Theprogramme, 1t can be seen, was
made up OF very fac selections-too fine,
some Of them for outdoor playing, although
Just the thing for concert hall. They were
100 low TO be heard 10 good advantage un-
less one was seated In the pavilion.
The new pavilion IL handsome and sui
stantial structure, built few yards from the
reireshment house. 1t Is tasty bit Of arcbi.
lecture ard when painted and decorated will
be very nobby. The grounds under supsrin-
tepdent Creiger's care are looking nicely,snd
conveniences are daily being added. The
first concert was decided success, nothing
occurring to mar tbs pleasure OF the dsy.
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BEI.LAIRE.
steel PIant-Siight Fire Yesterday.
Glass Works Rest.

Steel PIant-Siight Fire Yesterday.
Glass works Resi-.
A. ]. Mercer and fami y are home asaia
after visits with friends.
VIII. ]. Morrison is home after vacation
spent at places otinterest in the State.
Many Bellsirs glass workers Joined the
Martins Ferry excursion on the Anderson
Saturday.
The Ohio Valley foundry will not run this
week. Some needed repairs and alterations
will be made.
The Salvation Army was in town again
Saturday afternoon, hut made "a little I'M
preston as usual.
Misses Bessie Daughtety and Sadie Dickey,
ofsmithfield, are visiting Misses Nettie and
Mary Hopkins rear town,
The New Sensation" show on boat lay
at the lower landing Saturday, announcing
its presence BY firing cannon.
The congregation OF the FIRST Methodist
church met yesterday In the audience room
OF the church, which has been newly painted
throughout.
Those handling money here were very
quick to take the alarm about trade dollars,
and Saturday more than the usual number
Wb46 the INV SAAOHlAbASA bSASLV NlA hah bGVL4
put on their guard.
The Ancient Order OF Unitsd workmsn
have elected the following officers for one
year: Master Workman, John Weir; Over,
seer, R H. Hempbill; Forman, NJ. Stewart;
Recorder, A. schi!k, Finanoier, Jeptha
Kinsey; Receiver, D. D. 0Jrrahi Guide, W.
II. Caldwell.
The glass workers are all ready, or ara
busy getting ready Ia enjoy their vacation
from work fn The factories, The Forest and
Stream club goes on tc.1Gy's DiurnAl for
camp near MRrittai and numerous other
CAMPS will DO established along the river
between here and there.
The colored people Of Bsliairs, who have
always been numerously represented In the
camp Iassilngg held in thia vicinity, now pro.
pose to have oae Oi their own. The Second
N. 2. Church belmont Etrset) will com.
mence meetings IN Harnard's orchard on
Indian Run, probably about the middle Of
Auguit
The Bellairs Nail Works Company has con.
tracted with Pittsburgh parties for the build.
ing Of she new steel plant, All the machinery
and everything connected with the new
works bRS been contracted for, and work will
be commenced az once. The steel plant will
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nAr sronE AsslnNmEnr.
r. ID. Robertson transfers his stock for
the Benent 4, & OredItors.

Some surprise wss occasIoued yesterday by
the announcement that Frank D. Robertson,
the Mcclure House halter, had made an rs.
Segment for the benz tit Of his creditorS
The assignment was made after eleven o'clock
Saturday night, and George Baird, Jr., was
named Is assignee. Mr.. Robertson at once
left the city for Rochester, n. Y, via Wash.
ington City. The deed speeities that the first
proceeds OF the sale Of the stock shall be ap-
piled to the payment OF the expenses OF the
trust. The rent OF the store room, due Capt.
John Mcclure, is next to re pa d, and out Of
the remaining proceeds, II any, long list Of
preferred creditors are 10 DO paid. First OF
these Is claim Of SIS by Caldwell &
Caldwell, the attorneys, for writing the
assignment deed. The Exchange Bank Is
named next, It's claim being for two promiE-
sorry notes made W Robertson, one for $500
and the other for 500 L. F. Robertson, o
brother Of the aSsignor, living In Chicago,
two promissory notes Of 500 and $500 reSpec-
lively: William Campbell, OF Whesllng, q
promissory note OF 500 with interest to date
Of payment; Bank OF the Ohio Valley, mole
for $l06; various personal accounts TO the
amount OF 500 or 50; u promissosy note for
$40. 20 and an open account OF $751; due Sts-
pleton & Samuels; an open account Of $225.50
Que G s. Guyer, and an open account Of $500
or $500 due Brigand & Hopkins, are the other
preterret claims aud parties named In the
deed. The last three are eastern houses. The
assets It Is thought will not exceed 81 GOO 10
$1,000.
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MARrIa's kEnhY.
Personal Gosslp-Successiui PicnIss, ant
other Matters.


Other Matters.
Father Fsnnimore is improving very
slowly.
The picnic at Esuayille Saturday was one
OF especial enjoyment as all who were there
testify.
Amos Curlty, Jr., who fell from an apple
tree Saturday aud hurt himself badly, Il
getting along nicely.
Mr.. A. W. Potter was called home to King
wood very suddenly, on account OF the ILL
ness Of his step.father.
. Mr.. John McHenry Is hore on short visit
Flo Is farming in Ohio county, and reports
everything looking well bu. needing dry
weather.
The picnic given by the A. A. OF l. aud s.
w. in Walnut Grove Saturday was a grand
success. llnanc ally and socially, as all pret-
ent seemed to enjoy themselves.
Mrs. Wesley was buried from her hus-
bands residence, corner Of Hanover and 1st
streets yesterday afternoon at Weeks Gem
etc y, back Of Bridgeport. This is the lirst
dea n in the city for three weeks.
Messrs. John and William Roberts and
Charley Mcclure, guests Of the Sherman
House and workmen at the Standard mill,
all took the Katy 9tockdale for Pittsburgh
yesterday. MIR. Mcguire was formerly one
OF the famous Quinn and Mcclure combina.
lion, and made many friends here.
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CITY nATTERs.
Btles aotOs on Current Events OF atinoi
Iniereat.

-
Iniereat.
The Fourth approaches rapidly.
DoN'r take any trade dollars for 100 cents,
AN alarm bell has been placed in the
Eighth ward hose house.
A PARTY Of about thirty were entertained
Yesterday afternoon at the Elm Grove house
by the host, Harry Hauser.
TWENTY-FIVE cases are on the docket for
this mornings police court, Fifteen OF these
are for DRINKS and disorderlies.
LOUIS DEMurH,a small boy living on North
Main street, fell down q flight ofstairs Sat.
urday and diSiocraed his elbow.
FOREMAN RoBtgsoN, OF the United engine
house, Is oil on fishing excursion. Charlie
Kleiyes has his place temporarily.
Gov. Jackson has Issued commissions to
Cant j. 3, Hart and the other officers OF tie
We eel Guardr, OF New Martinsvile.
A PROJECTING timber on car load Of lum.
ber. on the Hempfeld road, broke oft a Ras
.post at the Atlantic engine house Saturday.
MESsns HARRY McLuRE and George Clator
have sold their interest in the Nall City
Glass Works to Mr.. Charles W. Rhodes, the
President.
TuE workmen at the Central Glass Works
gns we'll had more bad luck Saturday, A
Sit became fastened and caused q delay OF
several hours.
JoHN KEArISo, better known as "roby, had
a narrow escape from drowning In the river
at the wharf last evening, BE was rescued
by Peter Kemp.
Mn. FRANK HENNIO and his company, who
recently performed Julius Gear with such
distinguished success, will shortly present
"othello' here.
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For several day the attention OF the public
has been more or less occupied With the sub
jsot Of the depreciation In the value OF trade
dollars, consequent upon the Felutel Of the
Government TO receive them al more than
their intrinsic value, eighty five cents each.
Ga Saturday the bankers OF this city held a
NEE sting and resolved to decline 10 take trade
dollars except n dlipoHns. The Iptelli:
gence was quickly spread, and Saturday eSGn.
lug 1t was o very slow tradesmaa indeed that
would receive trade dollar for 100 cents
worth OF goods.
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This Court met Saturday forenoon at the
usual hour, with all four OF the Judges pres
ent, and transacted the following business:
Underwoods Executor vs.. Underwood, Ra
leigh county; submitted.
Burk ct al vs.. Adair, Monroe county; sub
siatevs. Meadows, Summers county; con
timed.
Whites Administrator VS.. Holt, Green
brier county; psremptory nandamus awar-
ded.
The rule sgainst Hogeman and the B. & O.
r. R. was enlarged till September 20th.
Matthews VS.. Greer, Jackson county; al
Graham VS.. Graham, Monroe c,untyi at
o'BEien VI. Bfice, Hancock county, at
frmed.
Blacks Administrator VS.. Thomas, Put
ram county reversed, and new trial or
CASANOVA We. Kreusch, Ohio county; die
missed.
Perry VS.. Horn, Wood county; dismissed
State vs.. Vest, Randolph county; reversed
ST State vs. Lowe, Calhoun county; reversed
and remanded.
Vangilder va Hoffman, Monongalia coun
ty; reversed aud the injunction perpetuated.
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The committee have completed their ar
engagements for the accommodation and en-
terIainment OF 'he multitude that will assem-
BILE at Moundsyille tomorrow and Wednes'
day. The building Of a mammoth bonfire
for the occasion by the citizens OF Mounds
vile, headed by Messrs. Edwards, Weaver,
Bardall, MoFadden audothers, will doubtless
be a credible affair, II tae enterprise Of these
gentlemen is any guarantee. Mira. Foster
will arrive today, and after short rest at
the Female College will be ready for duty as
not and at the gate.
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NEVER was such rush made for any Drug
Store as is now at Logan & Co.'s, bridge cor.
ner, for Trial Bottle Of DR.. Kings New Dis,
covery for Consumption, Coughs, and colds.
All persons afflicted with Asthma, Bronchitis,
Hoarseness, Severe Cou his, or any affection
calling at above Drug Store. MWE4w
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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, Chspped
Hands, and all skin eruptionS, guaranteed TO
cure In every instance, or money refunded.
25 cents per box. For sale at Logan & Co.'s
Bridge Corner Drng Store.
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On the Chicago Excursion via the Balti.
more E0hio, July 10th, through coach will
leave Whesling on train No. I ut 2:l5 P. N.
Parties taking the Baltimore & Ohio will
avoid making any change b. tween Wheeling
and Chicago. Round trip, s., Tickets good
for 10 DAYS,
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eEnAAsn PlenIo JuIy Z, Falr or0ands:

TnS wsllsbuTg and brilliant gas wells can
be seen to advantage by excursionists TO the
knights Of ST. George picnic at Fairy Glen
opposite steubenyille, on July 4.
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WEwlIl receive to.day.one car load Of
choice New Potatoes; one car load OF
Cabbage, Cucumbers and New Apples,
and los gunclies Of Choice Asplnwall
bananas, which will be soLd cheap.
XARNITS BROS. Il CO.,
No, 1920 Main Street.
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New Advertisements.


DIR, John E. Smlth-Third page.
G. Nendel & Co.-Mammoth Furniture,
Carpet aud Curtain Emporium.
Palace NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. & Bro -
For ClncInnati-steamer Andes-Head Lo'
leo Cream Parlors-Thos. Heymsn.
Wanted-A Good Barber.
Business College.
Peabody Insurance Company.
For Sale-House and Three Acres OF Land.
Meeting OF Wonian's U. B. Society.
Concert-opeTa House Baud.
Wall Papsr-John Friedel.
Medicinal-J. @. Allan Co.
Hunts Observation-Disclosures.
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II you want bargain In low cut shoe,
latest style, come and inspect my stock before
purchasing. guarantee brioes and styles
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TIKI only iron preparation that does not
color the teeth, and will not cauSe headache
or constipation. as other iron preparations
will Ia Browns Iron Ritters. Y
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In answer to many inquiries, DR.. CltgV
land, on July tth, that he will be at home ior
consulh tion on that day at his office, l25 1t,
Clair street, from o.. N. toQP.A.
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ILLUSTRATED book of Cage Birds mailed for
Scent stamp. Bira Food Company, 2S7 South
Eighth street, Philadelphia.