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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-26

Saws the Pittsburgh Commercial GdIcttf
Of yesterday: Mr.. Q. G. Kelley, OF Bell
aire, O., q member Of the National Com
mittee Of Window.glass Manufacturers,
was at the Union depot last night. "The
window.glugs business is Just about as bad
as it can bs," said he. at has not been
paving Tor some time, although great
deal Of glass has been sold this fall. In
October, November and December when
business ought to be booming there Ia
really nothing doing. How then can we
expect to do anything in January and
February? Prices are very low, indeed
80 low that they can't get any lower. The
factories in Bellaire, except the Union,
those in GAINESVILLE aud one in Quaker
City are all running. The twO-fnrnace
factory at Wellsburg, W. Va, Is still out
Of blast. Our people are getting ready to
start up January l."
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ABOUT PEOPLE.


Strangers In tho City and wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Capt. T. II. B. Haase is at Pittsburgh.
W. S. Wiley, Of the New Martiusville
Democrat, was in town yesterday.
Miss Mary Dickey is expected home to-
day from the East. She has been visiting
friends in New York and Philadelphia for
the past month.
Mrs. Nellie Sweeney Palmer, who is at
present teaching music to large class at
Fairmont, arrived home yesterday to
spend Thanksgiving.
Mr.. Dick Melville, advance agent for
Moore K ViRiRn's "Our Jonathan" is
stopping at the St, James, His show will
hold the boards at the Academy next
week.
The services OF SIN: Howard, architect
Of the capitol building, have been dis
pensed with by the Board Of Public
Works. Mr.. Howard is in the CITY,
Charleston Star.
Miss Lille Simpson, OF Steele, Dakota
Territory, is visiting the family OF ]. s.
Hamilton, OF this city. Miss Simpson is
a daughter OF Frank Simpson, well known
th1ough this county,-Bs!ldire Tribune.
Miss Clara Morris, (ofr the stage Mrs.
Hsrriott) and her husband travel in q
private car, 1.-THE Wanderer," and live in
it while stopping In cities whore she plays.
Their residence here was in the B. 4 o.
yards south OF the creek. The remainder
Of the company stopped at the McLure
house,
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ALL OVER THE STATE
AND m THE BORDER COUNTIES
OF Some of the Adjoining stAts.-Aoeldsnt.
and Incidents of Recent Occurrence inn
West virEtniA Near and FAr-BSm.
Alrs and Martins Ferry News.

Richard Burke, a Hinton journalist, was
robbed OF $265 last week while en- route to
Baltimore.
A Weston man has just perfected very
cheap and practical tlre escape for hotel
purposes, and has applied for a patent.
Allison S. Martin, OF Marion comfy, for
forging an order for 81 80. was sentenced
to two years' imprisonment in the psni-
Tertiary. ...
The B. & o. intends to increase its car
building facilities at Grafton, shortly.
This will neCessitate the employment oil
more men.
Over twenty persons we're confirmed at
the Catholic church At Charleston Sunday
afternoon, Bishop Kahn, Of Wheeling, and
Father Stenger officiating.
The Circuit Court Of Braxton county,
which convened this week, has 2Sl causes
on its docket, one murder case which ia
expected to consume large portion oil
the term.
The Winifred Railroad Company satur.
day paid to, the State Auditor the sum Of
s., 1857, that being the amount Of taxes
due on their road and rolling stock for the
past year.
William and D. Hughes, who operate
cooper shops at Raven Rock and Friendly
down the river, have made during the fall
$1,000 barrels to supply farmers, for which
they got twenty-eight cents apiece.
A four.year old daughter OF VIM. Pill
phrey, OF Echo, Wayne county, left alone
in room, went to the Crate, and her
clothes catching FIRE, she was so badly
burned that she died in few hours.
A correspondent writing from Washing
ton to the Richmond (Va,) STATE, says it ID
rumored there that Senator Billy Malone
OF Virginia, is to succeed G. w. Smith al
General Managero Of the Chesapeake & Ohio
railway.
The Secretary Of State has issued GER
tificate OF incorporation to the Equitable
Endowment Association, formed for the
purpose OF life insurance. The principal
office OF the Association will be in Wash
ington, D. G.
Major S. F. Shaw, OF PaJkersburg, has
received from Commissioner Black, Of the
U. S. Pension Department, blanks for old
soldiers TO till out and send, postage free,
to Mr.. Black, who is anxious to get the
address OF every surviving Union soldier.
The st. Mary's Oracle contains the fol-
lowing: A serious cutting a6ray occurred
at Bear Run, about three miles back Of
Newport, on the Goth inst. A man named
New on stabbed another, whose name We
could not learn, cutting his throat and
otherwise wounding him. II is rumored
that the stranger is dead.
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Stage of1ths Water and Movements of the
~ Steamboats,.
The Belle Prince got in Tuesday from
below, with tow Of empttes.
The w, N, Chancellor is due down to.
morrow morning, en- route from Pittsburgh
to Charleston,
1.-THE river Is still rising at this point.
Last evening the marks indicated depth
OF 8 feet 6 inches.
The Scotia Is due up to-day and the
Emma Graham down. Roth are in the
Pittsburgh. Cincinnati trade.
The local packets from below are bring.
ing considerable i've stock to this point at
present. Hogs are in demand especially.
+ Col. A. J.sweeney, Of this city, was ap.
pointed a delegate from this State TO the
Harbor Improvement Convention which
convened at Savannah, Ga, on the Gath
inst, but be was unable to attend.
The steamer Louis A. Shirley, which
has been running in the old St Lawrence
trade for year past, will hereafter only
run between this point and Cincinnati,
leaving here as the st. Lawrence used to,
at 8 o'clock Saturday afternoons. The
Shirley, when she entered this trade, went
through to Pittsburgh as the St. Lawrence
had been doing, and used to pass here
Sunday mornings at q O'Clock. The Shir.
ley will arrive here tomorrow,
The towboat Atlantic was burned satur.
day night last at Sewell's Landing, a short
distance above Cincinnati. She left Gin.
cinnati that morning with 4 tow Of empties
for Pittsburgh. She sank after burning
the cabins o., and Is now lying in deep
water with a shaft and portion OF the
hull exposed. The boat was the property
OF William Richardson and ''Nat" Casweli,
Of taEkershurg. II cost them originally
about Sill 800, and since the purchase the
boat has been repaired twice, and she Is
now valued at $4,000. It is understood
that the owners had no insurance what.
ever on the boat. She was formerly the
I'd. Hobbs, and was built hore several
years ago,
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The pronouncing match at the U. P.
Church last evening was very enjoyable
affair.
Union services at the Presbyterian
Church to-day. Rev. Mr.. Walker will
preach.
The LauChlin mill has about twenty
brick masons at work on their new gas
furnaces.
The dance given by the members OF the
Knights Of Labor lodge OF the lEtns and
Standard mills, drew q large crowd to the
Excelsior rink last evening,
Captains Scott and Harris desire ell who
have promised to take part In the pro.
nounclng school at the n. L. Church to-
morrow evening to meet in the class rooma
OF the church as promptly at o'clock as
possible. Tho pronouncins will begin at
1880 o'clock.
The Commercial block was illuminated
throughout last night and made o very Mt
tractive sight. In one Of the halls the
Lilies OF tho Valley Of the Presbyterian
Church furnished supper to large num-
Der, pettinga considerable sum Of money
for their society.
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A FnIr NoyoIi,t IN Tovn.

Miss Belle Peterson, a fair daughter Of
Kentucky, an authorizes and quondAm
Journalist, is in the city. She is canvass.
ing for her last work, "a Beautiful Bird
Without a Name, or True Kentucky
Girl" A cursory glance at the works re.
veais q we'll written story, one which
abounds in beautiful sentiments, happily
expressed, and is a fine tribute to that un-
syerying devotion Of woman, that con.
gtancy which has ever distinguished her
in ali ages. Miss Peterson will spend
sometime here canvaSsing for the sale Of
haF woPk
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FoR RENT.

A DeEirAble Dwelling, No. % Sixteenth r.fecs
No. $50 Market street. partly iurnbhOd,
No l79 Alley IL, Jour roOmed house, ST. per
month. -
No 70 Alley Is, four rOoGed horU, $50 per
month. .fr' -s
-Four Roomed House. Alley u, south Of Twenty
seventh stree, 81 " per mouth.
Three Toomed House In rear Of III? WAier'!feeH
50 90 per month.
Ma Ill Virginia street. s. % per moaih, -.
TWO ROomed HouBe, No. p TweniyfNea'A
street, s. 0per month.
Three R6omed House, cast end Of EiacicenA
street, 81 90 per month. 1890.
THREE Rooms, l75 Seventeenth street, StO N
month.
No. lA Alley II, Sc 90 per month";
-Four ROomed House, No. LIZ Baltimore sH''H
% % Fer month.
ThFee Rooms, No. 900 KlEbtosath stsscs s. o0Fe'
month.
No. &c Eighteenth street, hve rooms, 81 D. ~
month.
Two Rooms, 1901 Woods street, 81 90 per mon'h.
Real Estate Agent COLE or and A Sc,"rg Public
un6 No, 1917 Market Sttt-L-
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BELLAIR
Japau-Brick Street Paving, Thanksgiving
servIceR, etc.

Japau-Briok Street Paving, Thanksgiving
Services, etc.
The steel works and the nail works will
both be at work to-day.
F. NJ. Strong and family are spending a
few days at Parkersburg with relatives.
A number OF Bellaire young folks are
home from their colleges for Thanksgiving.
There were some interesting exercises
at the High School yesterday, and nun.
Der OF visitors we're present.
A party was given last night by ". @.
Bergundthal in honor Of his sister.iR.lsw,
Miss vena Dorsey, OF Powhatan, who is
his guest.
Council refuses TO put crossing at
Thirty eighth and Noble streets. Some Of
the members cannot see the need Of 1t
when they do not even pave their own
sidewalks. ..
The Columbia Club was entertained
Tuesday night by Messrs. q. Gould and
T. s. Tappan, talking on the customs OF
Japan. MI. Tappan was in that country
on the government expedition to photo
graph the transit OF Venus in 1873, and
Mr.. Gould was several years in the EN-.
ploy Of the government in Japan.
David Gore, OF Wheeling, discussed with
the Council Tuesday night the cost and
advantages OF paving the streets with
brick. II the money annually spent on
the streets with little, il any, permanent
results, could be spent in square or SO OF
pavement each year, Bellaire would have
pavements some day, which there is no
prospect she will under the present plan.
The following programme has been ar-
ranged for to-day religious services at the
christian church at 10:S0 A. NJ. Rev. J.
NJ. Monroe, pastor Of this church, will
preside and announce the hymns. Rev. ].
K. McKallip, OF the First Presbyterian
church, will make the first prayer. Rev.
R. NJ. Brown, CT the Second Presbyterian,
the scripture lesson. Rev. 4. F. Keller,
Of the NJ. E. will make the second prayer.
Rev. J. q. Smith, OF the South Bellaire
NJ. E. will preach the sermon. Rev. R. s.
Wallace, OF the United Presbyterian, will
make the closing prayer. Rev. G. F. W.
Hustedt, OF the German church, will pro-
nouncet the benediction. The singing will
be by the united choirs OF these churches.
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HOW pniff WON ula Boz.


O'Brien and Duffy were standing on the
corner Of Main and Twelfth streets the
other day talking about money.
"What would you do II you had SIS
Mike?" said 0'Brien.
"Buy me suit and new OUTFIT" says
Mike.
Eyes; and get the stutIin knocked out
Of you from the old woman when you get
home"
Indeed not" replied Duffy, "If she
wasn't satisfied I'd 60 and get my money
back"
"Get your money back" says O'Brien
laughing. "Why who ever heard Of q
clothier giving any money back after once
getting his fingers on TO Il"
Come now-Tll bet you suit ofclothes,
I can buy suit at The Factory No. ll42
Main street, and get my money back for
it il l want"
The bet was accepted, and they bought
suit as agreed-and on returning to the
store half an hour after, and demanding
his money, it was returned without q
question, and so cheerfully that Duffy
kept the suit, (which 0'Brien paid ior),
and is the best friend The Factory has in
Wheeling.
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Last evening at o'clock, Mr.. Charles
Meyera one Of East WhesIiDg's known
Young men, was married TO miss Emma
Klaproth at the residence oil the brides
parents on the Island. The ceremony. was
performed by Rev. Mr.. Dornblaser, oil the
English Lutheran Church. The only ones
nresent were the immediate relatives OF
he bride and groom. Mr.. Meyer is a
member Of that popular social organi!A:
tion, the Miller Glee Club. The bridal
pSir were handsomely remembered by
their friends.
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coNNELLY CLEARED.

Rapid Work In the Circuit Court-rhFse
Acquittais In Three Days.
The hearing OF criminal cases has been
in progress before Judge Jacob, in Part II
Of the Circuit Court, for three days, one
trial occurring each day. All three Of the
accused parties have been acquitted. Ga
Monday Ed Uthman was pronounced not
guilty Of completely in the Geyer diamond
robbery, Tuesday Ed MaCNamara was &C.
Quilted Of stealing a watch at the Arion
hall at a ball, and yesterday Patrick Con-
nelly Was cleared Of the chasgesoE burglary
and grand larceny.
The Jury which tried this case was COM
posed OF Leroy Elder, Charles thinner
man, Robert 7. Ford, ]. W. Baird, Fred
Laue, Peter Wendell, Jr, George Amos,
Henry Schultz, ]. W. Warden, James De-
main, Ambrose Stoehr and r. S. Agnew.
Connolly was indicted jointly with
Mike, alias "Bull" McDOnough, for the
robbery OF the grocery Of Augustus Ger
ing, on Nineteenth street, on the evening
OF February 2S, 1885. 1t will be remem'
bered that three men entered the store
and attempted to induce the proprietor to
leave by telling him something was
burning in the cellar. Failing in
this, one OF them, said to be Nc
Donough, held him while the others stole
$50, and all made their escape. Nc
Donough has not since been apprehended.
The third party is unknown. Several eye
witnesses Of the affair yesterday positively
identified Connolly as one Of the men,
while others, acquaintance OF the
prisoner, as positively denied that he was
there.
The Jury was only out about twenty-five
minutes, and brought in q verdict Of not
The case Of George Fenell, indicted for
petit larceny, set for trial yesterday, was
postponed until January IL.
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NEWS IN BRIEF.

The exports Of produce from New York
City for the past week were S5,6SS, i29 81.
Forty thousand dollars in dimes were
coined at the Philadelphia Mint about
week ago.
The observance Of Thanksgiving Day at
the Annapolis Naval Academy will take
the form Of an athletic tournament.
The Secretary Of the Treasury announc-
es that:there will notb bond call be-
fore the LIST Of January, and perhaps not
then.
Captain John H McGinnis, superinten-
dent Of the East St Louis Connecting Rail
way, was killed by 8 loaded car passing
over him.
James Smith, an old farmer, living near
California, o., was killed by being struck
by Narrow-guage engine near Pendle-
ton Station.
Great excitement prevails at Russell:
vile, o., over the appearance OF wild
animal, roaming on the farm OF one James
Stevenson.
W. G. Cleveland, nephew Of the Pres
ident, wants to be an Internal Revenue
gauger, but has discreetly kept away
from his uncle.
Two men by the name OF uaverham
and Hoffman engaged in quarrel in
Boston, when the former used a butcher
knife on the latter with fatel effect.
The annual statement Of the Erie Rail-
road for The year ended September 30,
1885, shows gross earnings OF SlS,934,572,
and total net earnings OF s, 2S9, IA.
Walter B. Smith, paying teller Of the
Second National Bank Of st. Paul Mimi,
disappeared with $500 OF the banks
funds. 1t is supposed he went to Australia.
Major J. W. Sparks presents two live
obossums-one to President Cleveland
and the other to Assistant Secretary OF
State Porter, for their Thanksgiving din
ners.
The British Government yesterday pub
lished advertisements soliciting tenders
for laying cable from Halifax to Bermu-
da and Jamaica, under subsidy from the
Government.
Hon. Isaac Palmer Caldwell, ST., one Of
LouisvilIe's most eminent lawyers, died
yesterday morning. He was candidate
Tor United States Senator before the last
Kentucky Legislature. Mr.. Caldwell was
u years old.
The Cattlemen's Convention reassem-
bled at St. Louis yesterday morning and
listened to the report OF the Committee
on Resolutions, which is an elaboration OF
the report Of them sent in the dispatches
Tuesday night, The report provoked an
animated and prolonged discussion, par
ticularly that part referring TO pleuro-
pneumonia, and it was finally laid over
till to-day.
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IECHlcAoo, Nov. 25.-Judge Prendegast,
in the Cook County Court, this morning,
decided that 1t would be proper TO open
the ballot-boxes and count the ballots cast
for Mayor last spring, and TO submit the
result Of the recount as evidence in the
contest now pending in his court as to the
right Of Carter Harrison to hold the Office
OF Mayor OF Chicago. This Is the point
contested by the attorneys for Mr.. Harri-
son, and insures an immediate recount Of
the ballots.
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For several nights past large focks Of
Wild geese and ducks southwark bound,
have been attracted by the bright glare
OF the burning gas wells as Weilsburg and
in that vicinity and Tor hours each even;
ing can be seen flying, in bewildered
manner, high In the heavens round and
round the bright light, like moths round q
candle, uttering In the meantime queer,
plSintiye cries. Many oil them utterly ex-
hGusted, descend into the woods near by,
where they fall an easy prey to the sports
man.
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DURING a serious run Of whoopinR
cough at saltwater, N. Y, the phyEciRuS
found that Acker's English Remedy was
positive cure, and prescribed livery freely.
Logan 4 Co., Edmund BockingGnd Charles
say that in oil their expert.
ence they never knew any medicine to
equal II. They guarantee It 10 cure all
Coughs ESPECIALLY chronic cases., Group,
Asthma and Consumption, TTHSdw
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M,coNAueuEY's AssA1IANr .
Held in the Sum Of Ton ThOuSaad Dollar
Criminals Hsutonood.


Criminals Boutenood.
Correspondence OfnAE Iate1i0aoE.
ST.. CLAlRsyiLLE, o., Nov. 25.-Yestsr-
day silas Conway was taken before JUS
tice D. NJ. Davis, OF this place, charged by
the affidavit OF Sheriff sedwick, with shoot
ing with intent to kill and wound. A pre-
liminary hearing was held, and he was
recognized in the Common Pleas Court in
the sum Of $4,000, and remauded to jail.
When called on to plead to the charge he
broke down completely and cried like q
child, saying ~ am guilty Of the charge"
"sneezer" Co.'S, recently convicted o.
burglary, was sentenced to one and hall
years in the penitentiAry at hard work.
William Burch and William Wood, jointly
indicted with Co.'s and who plead guilty,
were given one year each.
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PIOft for EVglbOdY.

PNker'S Tonic kept in home Is sentinel 10
keep Aicknehs out. Used diEcEOetiy II keOrS The
blood pure. and the stomach liver and kidfieyS In
Working order Coughs and colds vanish before It.
II buiids up the health.
"Tsell large quantities OF Parker'G Tonic In my
drug store Among my customer, a doctor, has
been prescribing u for two yeAn. He WAG nearly
dead himself, and TILED every remedy known 10
his profession. without any relief. AiteT he mai
used four bottles Of PAIktr'A Tonic be began %
grow 10 mesh, and the improvement In his health
NeA eotoIptely HendeItal. He now recommends
y 70 everyone VI. 7, DARHnw, Calumet AVG.
Pharmacy, lib TWenty'ninth street, ChlcaFo. III,
PARKER's TONIC
Prepared BY HbOox d Co, N.Y.
Gold By all Druggists IN large bottles at One Dol
NJ polFNThAW
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Got Sale aud a;Or Gent.
FOR SALE.

Five ROomed Dwelling, No. 74O}{ Market street,
Business House, No 2i0l and 2l6l Main street
Business House and Dwelling, No. 1874 Market
street.
Business House and Dwelling, No 22tl Main It.
No. IS Nineteenth street. new Brick Dwelling
rooms and lnIAhed attic, gas throughout and WE1G
IN kitchen.
Dwelling No. 1876 Market street, 6 rooms aud
attic.
40. As and No. 81 Sixteenth street, new houses,
ToomE and bal room To each house. either house
can DO bO1ghtto IS 900.
~ Acres At Elm Grove, a four rOOned housr'
new stable, f0o init trees. good water It Is Ut
EiTAble small p!HCb: can be bought for sl,G9J.
Dwelling No. 2l23 Jacob street, rooms,
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Set by Mr.. Martin Thornton at his
famous and popular restaurant to-day,
will, rs usual, be bsunteous, well cooked,
we'll served, hemellke, old fashioned meal,
with all the legendary belongings OF a
Thanksgiving feast from turkey down.
the extra spread, no extra
price will be charged. Everything goes"
Tor twenty-five cents,
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"How is trade" said one merchant to
the other. " don't know what trade Is. y
THAT'S my case exactly, ! believe the
only house that Is doing any trade IL The
Factory, ll42 Main street. They deserve
II, an tits a live and energetic concern"
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A oonl Pro,,ct Ralls THROUGH.

Last evenings Rellaire Independent says:
The project Of the Bellaire company 70
lease the coal mines on this side Of the
river lust opposlte Moyndsville, on the
lands Of The fate Colonsl Thompson, failed
TO mRterialiEe, though the representatives
from both sides met in this city to-day.
The coal field there Ia an extensive one,
and the new company expected 70 operate
the mines and pay 2 royalty, but from
various causes the matter was not con.
summarized to-day, and negotiations are of.
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CHICAGO, Nov. Pa special dispatch
from Minneapolis says: The flour mills
were all closed down last night or will
be close by tonight. The reason given is
that with the advance fn freight OF l73
cents to Chicago and % cents beyond,
while wheat and -four maintain their
present relative prices, there is no profit
in grinding.
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WE have now on exhibit our Fall and
Winter stock Of HOOlens, being com:
plete line OF Suitinss, PantaloOnings and
Gycrcoatlngs, which We shall get up In
lirst-class style and III, and ut lowest
prices. also, n full line Of Furnishing
"VON' "'" va c. HESS & SONS.
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Pan Handle Excursion to Pittsburgh, Pa.
Wednesday and Thursday, November
% and 20, the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & st.
Louis Railway Company will sell excur.
sion tickets to Pittsburgh at the rate Of
g 70 for round trip; tickets good return
ing until Saturday, November rs.