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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-10
FINANCE xHD TRADE.


!
| kets.
New YoRK, Jan. 9.-Moncy easy at I<aIk per
cent; closed offered at /. Prime mercantile p9pe
i11fSAG pGrcept Sterling Exchange bankers BILL
GOVERNMENTAL frlcilol higher.
RItLh4ip ltQHpa-fiFmFF.
STS+t sInuRITIt9- QlIat'
Rp1CKGIfIiG market 1OIicGed GTp and on VtlT
Chas0s Tor out .! town account prices rose u ID ~
percent Northwestern, g. Paul and Western UlIOT
were the most PROMINENT, Union Pacific advanced
reaction look place, aud stll later. on 70
ports that an cs"Ft 10 restore eastbolnd freight
sp,Gy Eed not been successful, weAxeF ." nso
In tho hat hSaf u hiSSatss, SaaSsVaIHn wNs IN
brisk demand and returned 90 50 on cpTct1tlg GgII
contracts. ThereWn! q difference OF 9Sa5k bSftGht
between ales Of regular aud cash, Union PAelht
tdlaCSmgp that tue government directors report
~onldhC phbltIhsl Tomorrow. and will endorse
the action oi'the present administrator. ~
Compared with last nights CloslIlg prices arc x
70 " percent lower, except for Rock Island, New
jersey CentmlRRd Erie, which are " 10 u higher,
Houston & Texas declined * o&. Oregon In:
ErSysT ,S5I F9tG e e aud lll%Hn advanced
sold At lt1{; ~ - - 70 CO.
Transactions 1900 shares.
us. 81, lOl; U. AZ llg1<; U, 8. new Il, ~;
Pacific OF rs, l2I; Central Pacific 10: Erie, 6sS;
Lehigh 4 wilkes, 20 asked; Louisiana console, rs;
Mt9Ei g. lE2 q X: JSeBh y , aT
Land GrautS, 81; do Rio Gnpde, ~; unloh
Pacilc iItS hoy; do Land Grants, lI6|S; do Silk.
Ing Fund, llg1I virginia d, o; Virginia ConiolS
Adams Express, l26; American Express, IS; Canada
Southern e9i cegsssl eee.ac, ~; Chesapeake
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It was reported yesterday, but the re-
mort could be traced to no real authentic
source, that about daybreak yesterday
morning young man had found in the
entrance to stairway on Twelfth street,
the body Of an old man who was insensi-
BILE, and whose head was beaten
MS though with chilly" The
young man, IL Is said, went to the City
Building but found no policeman there, 1t
being the hour when the night Office man
has gone to his downy couch and. 1.-THE day
man is thinking about getting up. lie
went out on thestreet again, and looking
down Twelfth street saw two men taking
the old man around on Water street.
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To.SIGuT,s PRIMARIES.
How Many Council Candidates are to b,
ChOsen. etc.

Chosen, etc. ,r
The Republican ward primaries for thu
purpose OF selecting candidates for The
First and Second Branches OF Council ant
delegates to the Mayors convention will
be held this evening at 1880 o'clock at the
various polling PLACES in the city. There
are three delegates to be chosen in each
ward for the Mayors convention which il
10 be held in the Second Branch chamber
at tho City Building Monday evening
next at 1880 o'clock for the purpose O
completing the Republican city ticket BY
nominating n mayor. AT this evenings
primaries, rs before stated, candidates for
Council will also be chosen.
At the coming city election each ward
will elect one member 10 the First Branch
and TO the Second IS follows: First ward,
four members; Second, Third, Fourth,
Fifth and Seventh wards, three each
Sixth ward, five members; Eighth ward
four members.
More than usual interest is being taken
In the coming city election and it is prob,
able that the vert best men the party has
will be put forward for Council NJ to-night's
pFimaFieH
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PIsctIon Of Officers.

At a meeting last night OF the Zane
Street NJ. +. Sunday School Board tho fol-
lowing officers we're elected for the ensu'
ing year: Superintendent, ]. a. JetIer-
son; Assistant Superintendent, Henry
Hughes; Superintendent OF Infant Depart
ment, Mrs. Rudler; Assistant, Mrs. Plant;
Secretary, Allie Hibberd; Librarian,
Albert Hibberd; First Assistant, Eddie
Prettyman; Second Assistant, Camden @.
Burt; Treasurer, Mrs. j. Rose; Chorister.
]. T. Cowl; 0rganist, Edgar Hughes
organist for Infant Department, Ida May
Nihherd.
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nnker nnd Farron,s E,iles.

Monday night Messrs. Baker and Far
ron will present their new drama, "Tht
Emigrants," at the Opera House. The
sale Of reserved seats will begin at Bau
mer's music store this morning. The
theme 9th new play suggests many pos
sibilities for the peculiar talents OF the two
stars, and the, verdict Of the press where
the play has been presented is, that the
rich material in the field has been worked
up. The engagement is for but one night,
and no doubt Il will be q success.
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pointed as such committee Messrs. ]. H

pointed as such committee Messrs. j. II.
Hobbs ]. D. Culbertson, A. W. Kelly,
DR.. E. A. Hildreth and 7. h. Logan.
Before adjourning Mr.. W. F. Peterson
offered as a suggestion to the committee
this plan: The county has a large tract Of
land about its poor house; there.is a need
Of gas as fuel and illuminator at that In.
stitution; let the citizens prepare petit
ton asking the Board OF Commissioners
to put down well on the poor house farm
for county purposes; il gas is secured the
county will have use for 1t and the work
might demonstrate whether gas was to be
fonnd here
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A CITIZEN of the Quaker City, Mr.. F.
Freed, living at 100 Vine street, recently
spoke as follows: "Being afflicted with a
distressing cough, DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
was recommended to me for relief. ] am
happy to say that few doses not only
gave me instant relief, but effected COM
plete cure"
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ABOUT PEOPLE.

Strangers In tie City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Miss Katie Young, OF Ohio, is visiting
Misses Annie ind Lizzie Myers, OH Market
Rev. DR.. Cunningham and wife have
been suddenly summoned to Salisbury,
Md, by a Telegram stating that the Rev.
Alexander Sinclair, brother Of Mrs. Cum
ningham, was dangerously i'll and could
not recover. The Rev. Mr.. Harris will
preach on Sabbath morning at lO:So Ill
Dr.. Cunninghum's place atithe First Pres
byterian Church. .
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Mr.. John Baird. one OF the intelligent
farmers of Triadelphia District, shows q
beautiful specimen OF extracted locust
honey pure as it came from the bees and
clear as crystal. Mr., Baird says he finds
popltry source OF profit on the farm. He
has had particularly good success with
turkeys. They are not only directly
profitable, but perform great service in
keeping down insect pests. This season
he raised about forty fine turkeys with
very little feeding. Mr.. Baird thinks that
fa.nep generally do not rate poultry ut its
full value.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., Jan, lO,-l AM
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, fair
and slightly colder weather, followed in
the western portion by u slight rise in
Temperature, winds becoming variable,
rising barometer in the eastern portion
and falling in the western portiop.
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nAMnuRG ENlBROlDERIES.

We are DESTROYS OF reducing our large
stock OF Hamburgs quickly, and We have
marked them at such figures rs will In.
sure their rapid sale. We invite cOmpar:-
ison both In quality and price. -
A, Ly,RlCE & co.
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nc PatIt

A gentleman writes thai SNs II tho
daughters OF Mr.. VIM. Ovens, % Lahgda1s
Road, Peckham, London, England, has
been III for yeaJg with rheumatism and
tried numerous remedies Without effect.
She finally used st. Jacobs On and WIS
entirely cured. ~"
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Glitienra.
DISFIGURING
HUMORS.
HUN Ill a II IN G
ERUPTIONS.
ITCHING and BURNING
TORTUR38Se

IEa-e tried for eleven years to have my wife
cured Of terrible skin disease The CutlCura
Remedies (CuucuIE RrsolvenE, the new Blood Pu'
rller, internally! and CuuCuEs,, the great Skin
Cure and CutIcufA Soap, an RxQulSitG sk!H Ianutl'
lsr, externally have done IN hx weeks what !
IRye hfel for eleven years to have done You
EhRlj baye tto partlcHhH as soon as can give
them 70 y0H Rd rs w 70 W.! Elown ~ ms ms
ssemedIeS viii euro al who uSi them, ~ ~
MAYSvILLE, Ky. UdAs, u. NHlTk,
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The following shows the range OF the
Thermometer as observed at Schnepfs
drugstore, Opera House corner, yesterday:
YAM, 6O0; IL NJ, 67'iSP. NJ, 6S';7r. NJ
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BInTCHES CURED.

fused your Cuttcura Remedies for Blotches, and
I'm completely cured TO my indispensable JOY.
uatteG.p S;i;2 & the best have ever used, and 70
skin, Thereby rcfnovifis Gil aIoIEyl CTeere paint
and All the stuff used by them, lea Wing lhG dan
pure and white and soft, Ny greatest nleasure-b
" recommending such an article, u. MACK,
Wis., Champion Comlque Roller Skater.
YorS6s5n,sA \ tJiTIt.
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MUST be sold In order 10 close ont, all
the stock OF Ladies', Gents, Misses,
Youths' and Children's Boots and Shoes,
at 2103 Main street.
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ALL.W00L KNIT JACKETS.

Wehaye now in stock . full line Of The
above jackets; also, an extra heavy qual.
lty for butchers, and full line Of Scotch
Wool Underwear, warranted not 10
shrink. -. G. HESS. u SONS, e.,
Merchant TailOFs and Gents FurniShcrs.
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THE very best goods In tho city, at the
price Of shoddy goods, selling nj Assignee
Sale Boots and Shoes, No. 2103 Main 81.
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Clears out rats, mice, reaches, flies, ants,
bedBuss, skunks, chipmp9nks, gophers. 15C
Druggists.
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All our 81 90 and 81 % Corsets, inclu-
ding such celebrated makes us "Cinde.
relia," "ComfOrt Hip" "Delle,"
"ThompsOn's," "Just Splendid" and
many other brands, all reduced TO 80 cts.
II. RICE A. co.
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RaAA FlR NNTHING.

Having paid about eco q AFst class doctors Il
cure my baby, without SucceS, Tried The Cuticnn
Remedies, which completely cured Glter hSint
81 ARLINGTON Ay., chArlestowp, Mas.
Sold everywhere Price; Culcura, S0c; Soap
80; RcsolVent, 81. Potter Drug aud Chemical
Co., Bostbh.
send ~ llI1Ow % Cure sldn n!ssa,es.r
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SALT, RIIEIIM.

Jbavc had the Salt Rhcum for about three Year,,
Gdd S2at time ana nSSnsy 2 c hIys i cured
dies, which arc doing theSOFe: yo,,so
M,NsrIE1n. Coos County. Oregon. 49,,
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1895 will buy tho best handmade
gents calt.skin Boot In tho city, at the
closing out sale, No. 2lO3 Main street.
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COIsSETS.

SO so will buy gents call.SEin all
Handmade BOotIt slO3 Main street. q
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An OLD TINE r,cHLc.

Mr., A. G, Egerter spoke for MI. Garden,
He said they bed awell about ten miles up
the river known ns the Windsor well
from which as good q iicy had been OBJ
tsinel at depth OF 400 feet as that OBJ.
tanned from the lower wells ut Wellsburg
They intended 10 sink the well to a great
er depth. He thoSglt with Mr.. Camp.
bell, that the city should interest herself
IN the matter II she could legally.
Mr.Kipberly, who had been asiient spec
tator up to this time, now secured the
floor and let loose QUO Of his Characteristic
speeches, such as used to Igaaa the Council
halls resound. He was surprised that a
member 81 the Board Of Public Works
should advocate cheap fuel now, when
only a few months ssS there had been
enacted by Council a measure eIpapating
from the Board that increased the cot a
popular iuel % percent. lie referred TO
the ordinance compelling slack to be
weighed. "stuf,0 said itr, Kimberly,
that We were glad to get rid ioS tho cost
Of handling, yet its cost to the consumes
must he increaSed in order to increase the
Boards revenues" Then followeda lively
and personal racket betWaGn Messrs Kim.
berry aud Campbell that provoked Gonsid.
cradle laughter, and was only stopped by
Alr. BrockunieF TlRing TO q point Of ordef.
Mr.. ERkine when called on for an opin.
ion said that It would be illegal for the
city TO go into any scheme such Rs bad
been proposed.
Dir. Scott moved that a committee be
TO consider the various plans
and propositions submitted and report at
q meeting to be held at the City Building
next Friday afternoon, The shalf ~.
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Send for NIIow 70 Cure skIn nIlCaScs. Y

nIITlCURA SOAP for Rough, ChappGd aud
Wy Beets4sa ska Rpa Hands ft&wsSg
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Inquiry rs 10 the LII BeIle well, ue'
veloped the fact that at 500 feet very
G,DafI flow was struck, not large enough
to amount to anything. In this connec-
ton Mr.. Brocklnier presented for the con-
sideration OF any pool, combination or
company that might 10 formed for the
purpose OF experimenting, q proposition
from President Priest OF the La Belle.
That company has conditional con.
tract with George Given TO bore $500 feet
for S., 900, butt fenlstJla it has expended
about as much as 1t cares to venture in
the same. 1t is willing, however, to sur
render tho well to those who willGoptiHue
Il down, with the understanding that il
enough gas is secured TO use in the
mill that will Day reasonable interest on
the cost OF the well, then the company
will agree to pay back lie entire expenses
connected with the sinking oil The well
10 the depth the pool may choose 10 60,
and tie we'll is to become the property OF
the mill IN case sufficient gas should not
be procured to pay the interest as above
stated, then the well ista BECOME the mills
property without further charge; should
after failure result, then the entire cost 70
be borno by the pool.
Col. Robert Campbell, OF the Board OF
Public Works, thought that the City
Council and County Commissioners should
interest themselves in this important mat
ter. The city could not, in Ills opinion,
act TOO literally in matter OF this nature
and yet iie knew as well as any one, that
there was not auGh public spirit here.
He suggested that c6Amittee OF five be
appointed to wait on these Two bodies and
Rseertain what could be none.
Mr.. 4. 7. Wilson, OF Pittsburgh, WAC
will be rehembered as being here several
months ago whsR the gas excitement oc-
casioned by the STRIKE NJ the Central was
at its height, was present a the meeting
and said that the well at the HSP bridge
out the National road was now down a6oat
1000 feet; that It was the property OF ].
X. Lanahan, Of Pittsburgh, who was will.
ing to turn over the well together with his
lease on l,SOO acres Of land to pool and
in case gaa was struck the pool TO beGsG1p
proportionate owners in the well and
lease.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting Of the Stockholders Of tho
National Bank Of West Virginia at Wheeling Will
be held at tho Banking House on Tuesday, January
Ii, 1eS5 between the hOnn Of one u ard three ~
r. NJ, for the election Of Directors, AM the Trans.
action Of any other business that may come before
them. JOHN WAGNER, Cashier.
WHEELING, W, VA, Dec. 30, 1854 dc!D
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meetIAg oil the stockhOdon Of the
Union Flint Glass Works for the election Of Dircc
tors, and transaction Of other business will be held
ut the rooms No. 1870 Market street, over Stanton
DayenporLs store, on Saturday, January 10, 1885,
at 2 o'clock ?. y. ". q. uASDLAN,
de9 President.
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gelisious gottees.

TPSECOND PRESBYTERIAN
GS CHURCH-Rev. ". II. Cooke, DID,, pastor,
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Cotton,

NEW YORK, Jan. o-COtton weak; futures steady;
January ll,0ic: February II Ole: March Il.O7c;
April l9c ll32c June &c: July 1lbSc; August
n.G5c; September 1.SOc: October lOSic.
Lead.
NEW York, Jan. 9.-Iead firm: common 50 Ga
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One wear ago the Ohio Valley was not
in The happy, prosperous condition it isto'
day. The usually placid river lad swollen
into a destructive torr' mt and there was
nothing but desolation on every hand.
Houses were destroyed, and in some cases
whole villages were wiped out by the re.
sistless waters. The hills were peopled
with observation-disclosures who had dwelt in the
happy valleys, and woe and hunger
were their only companions. In this
city onc.third Of the entire popnla-
ton were driven from shelter, and
many we're fed by the hand OF charity that
responded generously when the cry Of
help went mp from the sufferers. Carried
on the bosom OF this food were Thousands
Of dollars worth Of property mover to be
recovered. The details Of this disaster
are still fresh in the memory ofthe peo-
pie, and need not he recalled. But what
n change in a year. The people are COM
fortabfy housed again and enjoy a fair
share Of prosperity, villages that were de-
stroyed llayo been rebuilt, and the entire
length Of tho valley has recovered from
tho devastation wrought by the waters.
II is something to be thankful for, even II
the times have been little hard.
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seene q Beauty 10 olaudland.

san FFGAetaeo Cnt.
"oh. look at the ship in tho sky, !" cried
a little maiden Of perhaps ten summers,
who stood beside her parents on the I'M
finished end OF the sea wall yesterday
afternoon. Her remark caused not only
her parents to glance in the direction in
which ale pointed with her hand, but
several 81 tie nearest bystsnders. Just
over the Berkeley hills a novel and beau;
tiful sight was presented. Outlined
against the blue hills was the rep
resentalion OF large three.masted ship,
fully rigged and in every detail perfect.
The ship was upright, and appeared to be
inst ready 10 start on q voyage through
clondland. The lower part Of the hull was
somewhat indtstinct, but the masts.
spars, and every rope was as clean cut
and as plain TO the eye as was the tackle
Of any vessel riding at anchor upon the
bay. The beholders uttered explanations
ofdelight and admiration, and there was
soon very large assemblage on the wharf
viewing the mirage. . -,
The sight was peculiar in one way. Inc
point from which 1t was first seen was the
hest point OF vantage, and by moving
about twenty feet from the spot the vision
was lost to sight. For fully fifteen minutes
the atmospherical apparition maintained
its position in all its perfection. II then
began to fade slowly. The hull disappear
ed almost entirely before the rigging be-
came indistinct. at last the latter, too,
grew haxy, and in very short time the
sky was clear.
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s0SIE CoTItT DIEgssks.
Tic I.snuI,Ito roiIsts in which Royalty ca
InduIgo-c Care of Plants.

Tho Exquisite Toilets in which Royalty Can
InduIge-c Care of Plants.
Rt,s York Home JoaLani.
Some exquisite dresses for the Queen OF
Italy have Just been forwarded TO Rome
from a leading Partisan establishment.
One Of these was in satin in a new and
delicate shade Of pink, brocaded in white,
with d pattsrn representing interlaced
cords and tassels. The skiitfyont was
composed Of pale pink satin, laid in fiat
folds lust beneath the waist, and caught in
graceful draparies at the sides Of the train
with Hoped cords Of pale pink silk, finish.
cd with long slender tassels in silk and
male mink beads, This frontage was finish
81 with a fringe to correspond, which fell
over two ruiiles OF narrow Mechlin lace.
Another dress was in colored silk
OF deep naize-yetlow. The
long full train was finished with single
ruc6ing Of the silk, and the skirt front was
draped in elaborate folds, the draperies
being held in place by clusters OF yellow
ostrich feathers. Bnt the gein OF the col.
lection was a ball dress with corsage and
train In plumb colored velvet, the sides OF
thcIatter being embroidered with shad.
ed beads OF the same hue and with silver
thread, in q pattern OF ostrich feathers.
Beyond these Embroidered edges were set
side panels, Of white satin, embroidered
in tie same pattern and colors. The
skirt-itont as in white satin, yelled with
white tulle studded with pamphlets of
pearl and crystal beads. Afringe OF the
same beads edged the lower border OF the
tnlle. Al one side Of the skirt front was
placed Ave pale.Blue ostrich feathers, the
train being lined throughout with pale
blue satin.
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IntcrnaI Revenue Commissioner Evans
IA a very peculiar Official. He seems to
gpend part Of Ills timchatching and carry
ar. out intrigues. Not content with laying
tra,,s for suboniinalea-a s when he tried
his hand on General Duyal-he has taken
4 into Ills head to place bis department
chief IN an embarrassing position.
The dispa,ches bare told how he did 1t
that he represented to the Secretary oil
the Treasury that certain appropriation
wonld be necessary for his bureati, and
then he assured tic House Committee
ON Appropriations that the estimate was
excessive by at least hall q million. This
was his way Of putting his chief in a
whole. M.
Why he did It does not appear. HIS
explanation is that he changed his mind.
Deeency as well as official duty required
tho Commissioner to communicate to the
Secretary Of the Treasury lis altered
opinion and his reasons therefor, that the
Secretary might recall and revise that pari
Of his estimate for the year. The motive
for This peculiar performance Is not I'M
ders.ood, nor is It suggested By anything
thus far developed in the case. BUTT il
in the line Of Commissioner Evans way
Of doing things.
II tic affair has been correctly repre-
sented, somebody ought to go. There ia
not room enough in the Treasury Depart
ment for a man Of Mr.. Eyans'rpeclliar
bent for intrigue. Secretary AicCulloch
should give the President his choice Of a
vacancy at the head Of the Treasury De-
partment OF in the internal Revenue Com
miasioneship.