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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-19
PLEAsa AMT PRESENTATION,
Mr. Charles Hirsch HonOretl by his Int
w.. SHboruiuales.

= IS
Sir. Charles Hirscl Monoretl by his lnte
Sabordiuaies.
Superintendent Charles Hirsch, OF the Elm
Grove Railway, late Master Mechanic at the
B. & 0 shops in this city, was las. evening
very sgresably surprised at Rolls dining
rooms by being presented with handsome
and valuable gold watch and chain by the
employees at tho d. & 0. chops, over whom he
has been III Charge for the past si1 years and
II half. Mr.. Reymsnn, President OF the Elm
Grove, wls let into the secret, and managed
to get Mr.. Hirsch into Rolls without letting
him know anything Of the su-ptise In store
for him. MIR. Thomas Z. Milljgsn, clerk at
the shops inside n very clever presentation
speech, in which he expressed the sorrow fell
over losing Mr.. Hirsch, and the qualification
at his promotion and congratulated the Elm
Grove on securing go able man for superiu-
tendent. The watch, appropriately engrav.
ed, was received by Mr.. Hirsch. who could
only murmur his thanks. The company
then sat down 10 splendid sup
per ordered by Mr.. Reymanu. AZ
Ter It hsd been !. thoroughly dis
cussed Mr.. Milligan again rose, and on be.
Eaif OF his associates thanked Mr.. Rsymann
for the spread. Mr.. Reymaun in reply OK
pressed the bore that the friendly feeling ex-
istirg the Baltimore Esthio, one OF the lar
largest roads in the country, and the Elm
Grove, Que Of the smallest reads, and
their employees, might always continue.
The entire afsir passed of admirably, and
1t would lie hard 10 say who were the most
plsased-ths doners or tho recipient Of the
watch .nf. .Ws f -ff.g|-.
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A CU.DpEisaTIyESIO4E
To he Established by the Iron Worke FRS
Of Tho FIrhfh Wnrs1 ~

10 he EhtnbllShcu by The Iron Workers
u Of the Eighth Ward.
For cometime project has been on foot
among the iron workers OF the South End to
establish for Their mutual benefit co.opera.
tive grocery store. A meeting OF those in.
terested In the project 10 to be held today,
and II Is probable that the plan will be car.
ried out to successful completion. + The
idea which obtains most favor aEloag the
men Is to limit tho number OF shares which
may be held by any one person 10 some fixed
sum thus il the shales are OF 3 par value
each Of $2a, restrict the amount to be taken BY
one person to four shares, or $lC0. Tho STORE
would beput In the hands OF an experienced
man with Tho necessary business .qualifca-
tionp, who would be also subject 10 the su.
pervisiou Of Boaed OF Directors or mans.
gcrs:i TIE plan further includes the Issuing
Of tickets 10 stockholders who purchase goods
Mt the .siole. AT The end Of each yesr or
shorter period fixed upon, half the profits
will be divided among the. stockholders in
proportion to their purchases, and the other
hslt devoted to u stock dividend, the money
being used 10 increase the supply OF goods
and facilities for irada. 1t is probable this
p!aniw Il be adopted. -, .345-.: iE5I-.. '1I'
Tbs plan Ia n good one, and cannot but re.
sn,i In benefit In many why's 10 those who 70
Into the concern. Most OF the prominent
mill men Of the South Side are interested and
will lake stock II the scheme mn.eriaIZa, d
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CITY MATTERS,
Brief Nofes on Current Events OF Minor
'5T'...F =ifia, Interest.

= MATINEE at both theatres this afternoon.
TIRE thaw has spoiled the sleighing, coast.
Ing and skating, :" g1'tl
one. drunk and ono disorderly we're ar.
rested yesterday. - Ift5
The Ida siddons Company completes its
engagement at Charley Shsy's theatre this
evening. fl7i.g @ -
ONE marriage license was Issued and one
deed Of trust recorded at Clerk Hooks Office
yesterday. T535- - sz.I
n Foun Of the Wheeling insurance companies
l1se II 600 each by the burning OF the New
Maitinsyille Touring mill.
Y a oourLE OF panes Of glass were broken In
aOltizens' line street car yesterday by a COL
liaion with coal cart In the Filth word.
"A LADY named Mrs. Martin fell on the lev
sidewalk in East .Wheeli,g yesterday and re.
ceived painful but not dangerous injuries.
] RE.ERvED seats for calendars Minstrel
Festival, at the Opera House next Tuesday
nighI, will be placed on sale at Wilson i
Banners music store this morning.
AZ FREpKRlcK DIETRICH was committed to iail
by Squire Ankle last night on charge Of u.s.
saulung his wife. He will have hearing at
9 o'clock this afternoon. The family lives In
the Eighth ward. -F ~ -,
MEETINGS Of an interesting character have
been held in the Third Presbyterian Church
for the past two weeks, which have resulted
in great spiritual awakening both with the
members and outsiders. :, n,
- JOHN WILSON has been appointed an extra
Deputy Sergeant by Capt. Bennett, and was
last evening sworn in by the Mayor, He
will eerye as substitute when any OF the regu.
lar force are temporarily otf duty. 4sIsg n
= AcouATarMAH coming into town with a
sled load OF hay yesterday dropped some
sparks among the hAy from his cigar, and the
: breeze famed It into blsza. He smo. hered
the fimes, but the hay was ruined. TFti'
y, TIE Guinness T. Abbey Company, which
presents East and West Lyaue@ at tho
Opera House this afternoon and evening IN
highly spoken OF by the press of other cities.
: No doubt 1t will bare large audiences at both
appearances. oai - s.lfs lfS".
The motion for new trial In the case OF
Grant Geary, indicted for burglary and con-
victed OF grand larceny, was overrulei by
Judge Jacob yesterday, aud Geary sentenced
to four years impr.s lnment IN the Mounds.
vile penitentiary. His otIense was entering
and robbing Jacob Wilhelm's saloon, in the
Eighth ward. AZ 81. j.. 5.,.t
Il sIScE the ilrst Of the year very interesting
revival has been In progress at The Onuplipe
Street NJ. E. Church, Rev. George Z, ,Hite
pastor. There have been. over ten con-
versions and nearly that number hayo Joined
the church. In addition 10 the regular ser.
VICES tomorrow there will be services every
evening next week. The pastor and the
members OF the congregation are iesliug yery
much grati6ed oyer the results Of the past
few. days. 81. y i 6
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" The Famous Hattera are opsn from : A, \
until r. NJ. and Saturday II r. NJ. - ~
Rev Lunch Rooms.

3 We. the ladies Of Wheeling, wish to an.
nounco TO the public Of our city, as we'll as to
the strangers from the country and ADJACENT
towns, that one Of the most pleasant places
to procure good cup Of coffee and any food
one may need, managed by Miss Clohal1, i, at
ll16 Market street. This house is strictly
temperate, ard any quiet temperate person,
or quiet Incorporate psrson, can get a lunch
fsom GA. N until 10 ?. NJ. every day In the
week, this Sabbath included. Market folks
can have breakfast at 4 A. N. on market DAYS
and any other persons at that early hour, II
Miss Clohan ia advised tho night beior,. The
first room Is used as a psrlor or reading room.
where persons can rest aad wait for the stIest
cars. The prices are low, and one only pays
for what she or he orders, and the prices On
the bill OF fare are strictly adhered 10: Pie.
douehnuta, tea and coffee are always ready
Coffee and ten per cup 8 cents. !. :. 49,.
Milk per glass cents. va
4 sandwich and piece OF pie each cents,
A bowl OF soup cents. -. /, tF3S 80 =
A piece Of ham, csnta. s{ N
: a lew persons can be LOGGED In this houre,
and young men can find reasonable boarding
at lll6 Market street. "a - ::
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MARTINS FERRY.
Accidents and Incidents Over the River
=. YeNtcttlRy


Accidents and Incidents Over the Riye1
o.5. Yesterday.
Harry souders and bride returned from
Pittsburgh yesterday. i.:..
Dr.. 8. 3. West returned from st. Clairs:
vile yesterday. &f. .. 10
The u o'clock mail train came near being
thrown from the track yesterday by the
mail sack being thrown under the wheels
Brady Dutris, who has been sick with ty.
phoid lever for some time past. died Thurs
day might and will be buried this afternoon.
The strike at the Martins Ferry, Stova
Foundry still continues with no sigma OF
terminating, as both aides are very deter.
mined. gsE;}.g5i ~.
Mayor Mitchell has consented to, be can
didate for reelection, and will, without
doubt, receive an overwhelming msjority.
That he has made the best Mayor Martins
Ferry has ever had, all the best citizens az
fism. .Ei4sf 80. 4..s5sllV. gET =
About fifteen merry couples left this city
about o'clock last evening in sleighs and
slecs for 6t. Clsirsville, where they were ME.
BY another merry party OF that city at the
National Hotel. A sumptuous repast was
spread, to which all did ample Justice. Tho
evening was spent very pleasantly, and the
party returned home about 2 o'clock this
morning highly pleased with their trip.
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g PERSONAL MENTION.
News and Gossip IN Relation to Various

heWH ana GOsHlp IN Relation to Various
~ III People. 80,
Mayor Miller Is home from stauntoa.
Misc Zoe Mcclure left yesterday Tor Pitts-
bureh to visit irierds. s.S5I 1 +, f,$ =,
Mrs. Joseph Hague,sof Fifteenth street, Is
visiting friends at Pittsburgh. 400
Mis- Annie Clark has gone to steuben ville
70 spend several weeks with her Sister, Mrs.
Hammond. .fga55 49, 81
Miss LAURA UpdegraG entertained the
Whist club at her home on Fifteenth street
last evening. -. z.
Miss Anna Warden, OF Valley Grove, who
has been visiting friends in the North End,
returned home yesterday. ''--1+s5 -,
u. 8. Marshal Atkinson returned 20 the
city from ParkeYsburg y, s.szday to summon
some additional witnesses In the Keller case.
: Hon. Ross J.5Ale1ander, Of Bridgeport,
has been appointed BY Governor Hoadiy and
confirmed by the OHIO Senate as Trustee Of
the Ohio Institution for 1mbecile Youth.
J. R. Greer, Of this city, who is spending
the winter season In Florida, writes to o
friend that the h,tel ut Snwanee, where he
was boarding, was RI cently destroyed by fire,
and he barely escaped with his clothes. No
lives were lost. y E. :g u e.. Z, -
ESTIMATES on all kinds Of Printing cheer.
fully given by tho lH1ELLlcESckg Jon OrYlcE
All work guaranteed. 5 ~
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3AsREPORT II STRUCK
BY ANassAlLANr AS YET UNKNOWN,
-TeTT- T - 2 - = ,II'7.T % ~ ~ N
And rAlnfnllJ but not Dangerously nutt About the
ns,d-Burslsry Yesterday horhisG-A Man X
Kicked on the lead BY 4 Horst--k Ut.
lie Child Horribly seAIdst, etc.

Yesterday morning about two O'Clock Pa.
irolmAn Steve Crawford found Mr. h. D.
Woods, we'll known reporter Of the Register,
lying In tho alley between the 81. James no.
tel and Hussmnn house, near Water street,
with bis head bruised and cut shocklngly.
Hs was unconscious sud apparently liieless.
Cfaw ford blew his whistle, ind Officer Bird
aud Constable Lauchlin shortly arrived, by
tn time the injured man had partially re-
yiyed. He was removed to tho City Build,
ing, and intelligence OF his condition tclt.
phoned to the Register office. Membersof the
staff OF that paper went to the building al
once, Ind as soon as he had sufficiently re-
covered, bad him removed 10 the office.
There Or. Hullihen attended to bis njuries,
which were extremely painful. His head
had been beaten with some hard weapon, and
the right sidc wsfsweled enormously, while
bruises and contusions almost covered his
face, head and body. He could give no iE.
ton, BIZ. said lie had not seen his Bssailaut,
nor had he felt any blows but the irYt one.
lie wa, much Improved yesterday fore.
noon, but still had very inGistinct impress!
ion Of the affair. He,sii be had stopped In
the Hussmsn house bar room, and was there
talking with Prof. Sullivan, leader OF ths or.
ohes,ra ut Charley 6hays theatre. and Mr..
Dana Geyer. liz had some words Of a not
altogether friendly nature with the latter,
but was confident Il was not be who struck
him, as he had rot time 10 get out OF The bar
room and 10 The point whore the assault was
made. Ifa
From what several persons who were near
at the time say, 1t app,ars that Mr.. Woods
left the bar room and started 10 20 up the al.
ley, when he was frat struck with brick,
aud stunned, and afterwards kicked. Who
the aasallaflt was cannot be told, and Mr..
Woods docs not seem to desire to have nay
ate.s taken to bring him TO Justice. Had he
not been taken at disadvantage, II would
bo good man who could use him UP 50 bad
~. His Injuries ara not serious, and he will
DO about again in few days.
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WELLSHURG,
"Uncle Toni Troupe Sirnuded-votco on
ID .f 8 u I0nn for I'm s=

"Uncle Toni Troupe sirnuded-yotco on
Lonn for improvements.
jacob, Bros.' brick works were damaged
on Tuesday Fight last 10 the amount Of about
two hundred dollars by fire, the sheds In the
yard being destroyed. b I-,,T.- !. !,
The ""Uaclo Tom Cabin" Company, who
performed here the fore part OF the week,
did not have sufficient funds TO get away
from town, and are trying to raise the wind
BY giving q series Of entertainments at the
School Hall. The citizens are satisfied to let
them go. In: NJ! ~ ts-:2---., T7.i71
:. To-day the voters OF 'Wellsburg will DO
given an opportunity 10 create a bonded debt
Of $4,000 to DO applied towards paying Of
the present claims against the town about
S., 900 and the balance $40, 900 TO DO devoted
TO improvements in the way Of streets aud
water. The Council passed an ordinance
creating the lean some time since, and 10.
day the people will vote on it. 4 threc.iitths
vote will be necessary to carry the proposed
losn. There seems to be considerable eppo.
s.tion to the new ordinance and perhaps de.
servedly so, as the matter Is 80 cloaked in It's
construction that the people are in doubt in
regard to lis real meaning. = h :. 81 H.. 77I
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ItELLAlkI.,
Imporfnnt Glass Works ElertIon-Gojng
TO Grelnn OR cen, etc.

Important Glass Works ElertIon-Gojng
TO Greinn Green. etc. ~
G. Q. Milligan has gone to Parkeaburg to
be an Insurance. agent 1ps5t s
At the skating rink jesse Bigelow was
awarded the silver medal for erscefnlness.
The Young Mems Christian Association
held its annual meeting last night The or
gsniz,tion is now firmly established bore.
T. B. Barnhill has large force Of men
from bis boiler works putting in new boilers
and making repairs at Toronto and Elliots-
vile. 0.l ~
A gentleman and lady arrived Thursday
evening from Powhatan, in sleigh. They
put up at the Windsor HOTEL but refused 10
register their names. They were On their way
10 West Alexander, for which place they
lett yesterday morning On their return
Que line Of the register will do for both.
The stockholders Of the Union Window
Glass Works yesterday elected tho old Board
of Directors. This sus.aiDs tho action Of the
Board, and decides that the works shall not
leave the Manufacturer Association and
start up. The Board IL: W. G. Stewart,
Tn, mas Wetherald, II. R,emer, @. @. Kelly,
G. O. Crafty, John 6chick, D. J. Murray,
Richard Farley and J. 3. shannafelt.
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Tho ". Il l.. Els status.

M. D. Woodford, vice president and eener.
al manager Of the Wheeling & Lake Erie re-.
Gently told d Detroit Free Pres reporter that
bis road is now within fitty.two miles OF
Wheeling, the business OF, which place Ia
handled over the Baltimore. & Ohio. Ten
miles Of thisgsp is 70 be constructed in the
remaining distance will be finished in time
10 meet the Pennsylvania Southern at Wheel.
Ing The bridge at that point has 10 be
finished the coming season, but the Contract
for the construction OF the road does moi cali
for It's completion till 1880. Two miles Of
the Wheeling & Lake Eries Belt Line al To.
ledo has been graded and some OF the track
laid: It Is not yet decided whether the bridge
Of the Pennsylvania company will bo used
to ,resch The middle ground" or whether a
new bridge will be built All Of which In
formation Is very gratifying to people at this
f-4Na d
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AZ ltaa2y percent closed AZ lMG percent ffffne
S snssa S Rshsn az fSsa a ssaf EIeh.Dse
GovERSaEsrs-s.roHg. ~ -, tgsa
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u.s, w, coupons...ll41i sg' " g1.,Gl iN5
RAILWAY BoSbs-Firm, sb"kg Il nv
srArE SECURITIES ouiet. u \. n ", YAH, n
p tssas fssGs k "a S anS S sit
Htie seconds. p. bonds, nrst. .il3x
hnIsn % sa.S;: + tsea d,aat;5g
81. Joseph............-li0 Virginia con,ols, eI.
\. T. 4 b. u. nrSts...ll5 Ira mat coupons. 10
TcnneslD olu......,I 40 Virginia hejer1p.i, y /.
Element OF the Tiutk Limo troubles. Prices rUse
Eala percent, latter on Chicago. Burlington &
Quincy nEd Northern Pacific preferred. which sold
up Y NJ ma SA respectively; before The l!st
yo'ahlo rntnofs, aud thBklock fell of from 7SL to
7lH. This sRy succeeded by q stronger tone and
an advance OF halh percent, Western Onion aud
outou Pacific icing most Prominent f-grr -g.l.E
Later lu the afternoon Kanias 4 Tcxss,
WABASH and Texas Pacific, dropped suddenly to
~. "a aud i6k respectively. These drops had but
ssat enect on other active khafcs, and at ocloct
dsue market Hep Ems eonS aea G s
close. The feitu,e OF tia market was tho say i'd
tecoveiies which followed tho repeated attacks by
tho bears These rallies were tho iciult Of purchases
by strong parties, who tVox largo amounts Of stock
sold by those operating for lower PRICES ID con.
nection vita these purchases Il was reported that
TWO OF me most prominent opcratoA hsd made
Two loans LOT large amounts With tome Trust Com.
pauy, 1he fayomblGtutn III the Affairs Of tho Trunk
liles led 10 increased for the Investment
and Also 10 s'mo bnyinGf0r London accounts
The advance near ne close HRS stimulated by
reports that tho Iowa pool troubles wcre progrcss
Ing satisfactorily toward q 4. ttiement., Compared
with last nights o,ing prices sre u TO " percent
higher. Nashville & Chattanooga. however, rose
II per cent to 40H, Montreal Union X 10 l5N,
Chesapeake d Ohio " TO ~; Minneapolis, 4 81.
Lonis ~ 10 lGtt. C0oin1o Coal 10 l2,f. New York
& Texas Land advanced 10 100 bib and $50 asked
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The Burginrs Again.

The meanest operation by the ''mechsu-
los" who have been working In the city and
vicinity Tor some time past wss their raid on
tho residence OF Mrs. Heller, at the corner OF
EofI and Eighteenth streets, IN the We sma'
hours Of yesterday morning. Mrs. Heller
WIS married the night before to Mr. u. +.
Wagner and at the lime her house was 80
INTERNATIONALLY invaded was ut tina recep-
ton at Turner Hall. The thieves were proba-
bly, boys, as professionals would scarcely
waste their time pryit open a kitchen win
dow, as these thieves did. They only got a
silver ring, a silver ,himble and few cents
on side the window, which also Indicate that
the visitors were boys. 0EA' II t
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Sad Accident ton Child,

Yesterday morning Lottie, q littlo daughter
OF George Heller, glass blower who lives at
the corner OF Alley A and Alley 10. III the
Filth ward, was painfully and dangerously
scaldel. She accidentally upset large ket-
tic OF water from the stove, and the scaldiug
stream poured over her from the waist down.
ward almost literally boiling her flesh. She
suffered intensely, but the doctors thought
her life wRs not endangered. 80 u
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Kicked Oh the Head.

Yesterday as John Adams, an old and
well-known employee OF Booth Il Sons boat
store, who resides on Market street above
Tenth, was engaged with other men in cut.
ting Ice from the creek, be met with severe
accident. He was in stopping position, ad.
jus!irg the tackle to block OF ice TO haul
it TO the point at which it was being piled
on Ehore, when the horse which was doing
the hauling became restiys aud kicked over
tie traces, striking Adams on the head. The
blow was a terrible one, and for this time be.
ing stunned the man. He was removed to
his home and physicians summoned, and
last night be was resting easily, and believed
not 10 be dangerously injured.
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Qlre aarfdttqeures:..
New Advertisements.
Neutrality-suspicious.. T-a
SDarerfbs-D. q. Iist. .Jr. 81

3 Observation-Disclosures. Tl-@
Z spareribs-D. Q. list, Jr. 3,
For Rent-Housss-Robert Campbell.
! Dwolling For Sale-B. P. Hildreth.
: Public SAILS OF Valuable Pforerty-W. Y.
1Ioge & Bro.
I List OF Letters.
Clearing Sale OF Hats aud Caps-Gso. J,
Methison.
4 For Rent-H. Forbes.
Burbank Potatoeg- McKee'a island Grocery,
Swept Into t"e stream-TAird page.
II Church Notices-Head OF Local. lju
y Funeral Notice-I. 0. 0. r.
I! Special Sale Of Carpets-G. Mendel & Co. [,
Or. John L. smith-Third page. !
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TOR SALE. IlS6
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STATE AND VICINITY.
Recent Dolngs or West virgininns and
Their EeIglibors. NHsf I+

Or. Benjamin Tsppsn, OF 8laubeayllle, Is
dead. He was a son Of e1.u. 8. 6enator
Tappan, q ton-in.law OF x.Copgressmnn
Wright, and very distinguished and able
man. hs iLaJ't 1WN.TyfY ~ ~. It
Tho Charleston Call saya that tho reports
sent out by specials about the damage dope
by the breakup In tho Elk river week af Q,
were greatly exaggerated, and tha. the loss Ia
really very ANAL. f&.l.l -lgD.{ m
There will DO meeting OF the wool growern
OF brooke county, interested In pending
measures In Congress concerning the iariiI on
wool, at Wollsburg, on next saturday, 10
consider their interests and what Is best to be
done. y ~ ---.---- - I -L-----
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,-Orecs1rlca 10 VIA. 1t wants. That will
make 1t solid; we mean Dr.. Bulls Cough
Syrup. has entered the lists and come ont
lar ahead. In the ranks Of Legitimate house.
hold remedies for the cure Of coughs and
colds, Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup ,,tahds first.
Price Is cents, Ise - M
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INDICATIONS,

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