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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-04
SCIENTIFIC NOTES.

Sharks have eyelids; whales have none.
Wet winters have been found to result
disastrously to insects.
A school Of forestry is to he established
in connection with the University OF Edln-
burgh.
The grasshopper develops from the
young larva 10 the winged adult without
changing its mode Of life.
It 10 q cnrlons TACT the looms used in the
lnahniacture Of silk in New Jersey are
almost fac silnile in those employed for
the same purpose in India and China,
In London an electric light has been
used to illuminate the interior Of an oven.
The door was Of plate glass, ana eyerypart
OF the process OF baking could be ai;stictly
seen,
angand's Cath rate has decreased dur.
ins thr present century from iofty In .
,nousand to twenty in thousand. This
| Is attributed to the progress Of sanitary
science. ). /,
Amember Of the London Meteorological
Society has invented an instrument, called
inc ai,emograph, which is operated by
| electricity and Keeps a record Oh paper oil
| lie direction and velocity Of the wind.
Discussing the manufacture Of bone
dust Professor ). KONG shows that when
bones, previous to grinding, are freed from
fats by treatment with benzole they are
purified from ingredients which have no
agricultural value.
While our country is supposed to be
nearly free from earthquakes no less than
984 shocks were recorded in the United
States and Canada in the twelve yearsend,
ing with 1888. This is an average oil about
one in every twelve days.
A French investigator has found that
chloroiornl is decomposed in from two to
4 five days blythe combined action Of sum
light and the air. In the dark the air docs
not affect 1t, and light produces no altera-
ton when all oxygen is excluded.
Sir Henry Beasemer has announced that
by the use ofyery pure charcoal pig.tron
and It's treatment by Especial method, q
I Bessemer steel Is produced which on
ANALYSIS Ia found equal in purity 70 the
highest brands OF steel made from blistered
bars.
!. "Cyanide Of pots ssiumn will remove ali
Iindelible ink whose base Is nitrate OF sill
YER. Being q deadly poison, 1t will be
hard TO get from the druggists in most
cities, Turpentine or alcohol, rubbed in
hot, removes the new inks, using soda
and soap freely in hot water atterward.
By adding two parts Of cream Of tartal
. 10 one part Of oxalic acid, ground fine and
kept dry in bottle, you will find, by api
plying 8 little OF the powder TO rust stains
while the article Is wet, that the result u
much quicker and better. Wash out IN
] clear warm water to prevent injury to the
/ Igoods. ~
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som,ntnlng Tor si.nters.

l0FTltlolTn LltIad'
a genius has invented arcushion with a
spiral spring TO be worn by skaters where
it will do the most good. When skater
who wears one OF these contrivances sits
down unexpectedly and in italics. asst
were, the spring throws him right on his
feet again before he Is fully aware that
there has been an accident. The other
night young man provided with one, Of
these inventions fell little too hard and
the spiral spring reversed him 50 violently
that the rebound pitched him forward and
broke his nose. He will sue the inventor
for SO 600 damages.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-04

CERTAIN druggists begin to complain
that the only cough remedy they can now
sell Is DR.. Wistar's Balsam 81 Wild Cherry.
This goes to prove that Intelligent people
are determined 10 get the best cure for
coughs, colds and consumption, and will
not take substitute, D&w
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Commissioning sals.

0oAfSIIssIoNER'S SALE OF vALU.
~ ABLE PROPERTY.
State OF West Virginia, Ohio County. In the Cir
cut Court for said county.
G P. Brown, administrator Of thel
estate Of Philip Metzner, de-
ceased, Pin ChlneeH,
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DIED.

the residence OF Thos. o Brien.
No. l2is Eod street 'JAMEs anLEsp:E, aged 81 years
aud II months. ~
Funeral at "a. " Wednesday. Requiem Mass al
Cathedrnl. ~.
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TIC Doctor poctorius.

Some doctors love to prescribe long voy-
aees for very debilitated and failing
patients, Just 10 get them out ofthe way,
and not have them die on their hands.
last week the doctor told q poor fellow
who can't raise money to buy d new hat,
that he ought to goto Europe. Better
ian such man to keep near home and
nse Browns Iron Bitters. DIR. Myers, Of
Fairfield, Iowa, has tried 1t extensively
among his patients. he say, 1T y The
best iron preparation ! have known IN my
thirty years Of Practice
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DuRErr's SAIAp DR:ssING & CoLD MRAT
sNycsfosal Isindset salads, fish, Vegetables,
and cold meats Cheaper and better than
homemade. No sauce equal 70 u was
ever offered. as. AW4sH
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I0nisia1fa State Ilottery Conlnany

LOtllSllHh SGtbV lIUttbly tUltllldHys
.swe do hereby certify that we supervise tho ar
Engagements Tor al. the Monthly and Semi. Annual
aud IN person manage aud control tho Dmwinly
themselves. and that tho same arc conducted with
honesty, fllrness aud In good faith toward MI par
lies and we authorize the company 70 use this Ger
tiHCate with faesfmiies Of 0ufSBnatuteg attached,
IN ita advertisements
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.WIANTED. SsITU ATIOE JAS BOOK
Wv keeper. Have had several Year. experience.
lheet Of reference -glyen. 3Addfe Lick Fox 1G5.
city. u. = ~ 2 lahIl--
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an OST-ON MARKED STREET, sAT-
III pFday evening. between 0 and o oioof. A
&s.d seal With Cameo setS The finder viii ht r.
Mnrded BY leaving came at this uiHue. iebl 3
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Local aud through tickets arc sold via All III.
street buy your tioketI there,
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Sir Henry Bessemer has announced that
by the use Of very pure charcoal pig.iron
and It's treatment by special method, a
Bessemer steel Is produced which on
ANALYSIS is found equal in purity TO the
highest brands ofsteel made from biistered
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900 TicEsts 81, Eiy d bona. Each Fraction

1861 Prizes, amounting 100
Application, for leies % clubs should DO made
~ iaSshe iietr: ~ wriis M Nv VIM n,
address. Postal Notes Express Money OfdefS, or
New York Exchange IN ordinary letter, Currency
b Expres on sums Of s and upwards at our a.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-16
BRIDGEPORT.

Mr.. Levi Barnes, of Pleasant Ridge, was
in town yesterday calling on his son-ln-!aW'
J. w. Fowler.
Mrs. Jacob Kemp died yesterday s5out
II o'clock ard viii be buried in Weeks
cemetery to day at 10 o'clock. She was
about twenty-five years old and leaves
husband snd three small children.
Mr.. N. J. Tiemsn viii be buried to-dAyat
. o'clock in Greenwood cemetery.
James MeConsughey Jr., sent several
nice fish home from Saltwater, packed In
ice. When they were taken out sad
thawed they showed signs of life and began
10 souirm and flop. They were divided
among bis friends
On Friday Joshua Lloyd Was tried before
q Jury in Mayor Junkins' court, on charge
Of disturbing the peace and quiet il the
night season. After the Jury hsd sat on
the case till 10 o'clock, Mayor Junkius dis
missed them, they having failed to agree TO
Disagree. They loose their fees and the
price Of q supper in tie case. Lloyd Will be
tried again on Wednesday.
A. J. Bsggs has about completed the
furnishing Of his elegant Office near the c.
L. 6W. depot, BY putting in the finest
cherry desk it has ever been our pleasure to
look upon
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burt unnl The next morning. when be was
tcubd wandering around in an sinlesS way
and unable TO state hoE the accident DC
eurrsd, being intoxicated At the time. he
wss kincly cared for by DR.. Ford, who gave
gave him suit Of clothes and shoes, he be
ing barefnsted and sent him to his home IN
Martins Ferry.
Mrs. Over, of Martins Ferry, is the guest
of Mrs. Linderman on Waterstreet
Mss Katie Herrick will visit friends in
Marietta shortly.
Mr.. J. Mol, an employee at the supper steel
plant, is visiting at his hons in Grafton
Mr.. John Brown, of Wheeling, was In
town this week calling on friends.
Mrs Badly and her tenant, Mrs Halt
penny, figured copspicuously before His
HON. yesterday. AS far as could be lesrr-
ed i e trouble arose between Mrs Haltpen-
nv, children, and several others who wee
visi irg at Mrs. Baidy's, who, BY the way, is
10. nntad for pacific disposition, and she
and Mrs Hslfpenny became involved IN the
ol,pLte. Mrs. Badly was fined Sl2.6O.
abich she was not able to pay, and was
therefore taken to the county jail in
Moundsyille.
A portion of the Benwood Iron Works
steel plant is ready for the brick work
which will be begun Monday.
Prof. La Roche, of Bellaire, was in town
yesrIoSy.
Mr Da,ii LcrgsD, IF PittsOurg, was the
guest OF Major Dare last week.
TIE con, piracy case brought BY tae State
against six of the railers will hardly pan
out. for there csn be no conspiracy wher-
the o1euce was without generalization ami
wss committed under the impulse ofvioleni
passion. Nc one attempts to exonerate tn
trikiDg of old man Hadley, but the attemp
drag innocent persons into the matter
imply because they happened TO be near !:
wrong and we have no doubt the trial viii
so prove.
one OF the parties who were barred out
f The birthday party had fine ball last
nig hi at Scanllan's Hall, where every one
:pjoy ed themselves and all passed of pleas
su?lv,
Mrs. Beatty was before the Mayor for
disorderIy conduct and was assessed s. and
costs, which she refused to pay. She was
sent to Moundsvillej jail for a few days. Why
rot have her break stones on the streets
uLder the Marshalrs surveillance?
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GENERAL TRADE NEWS.
Glass Note

Glass Notes.
Ripley 4 Co have not yet decided when
to Start their glass factory.
The Independent glass factory is about
ready to put the FIRE under the pots.
Bryce Bros i Co, of Pittsburgh, are not
quiet ready yet 10 start their factory.
Hogan. Evans Il Co., Of Pittsburgh, lin
tied, will De ready to start their furnace in
ABOUT q wees.
Geo. 4. Macbeth & Co, of Pittsburgh, are
operstirg their small glass furnace and do
ing 3 tair business.
The market for window glass is not as
brisk vet as il will be in few weeks. There
is better feeling, however, than has pre-
vailed for long time.
Mckee Bros, King, Son & Co, George
Duncan i Sons and Thomas Evans i Co.,
of Pittsburgh are all running their press
houses full time at present.
Great progress is being made in the man
ufac,ure OF window glass in Italy, as at pres
ent five new furnaces and ten English blow
furnaces are in process Of construction.
The glass manufactures in the Ohio VAL
ley sre s,,ll IDLE, and prospects for sn early
start are not Asttering.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-16
STEUBENVILlE.
Successful Entertainments Death - The
Missing German Girl Returns.
Sp-rir! 70 he SsaiGy Register.

SUccesstuI Entertainments Death - The
Missing German Girl Returns.
Sg-rir! 70 he Sunday Register.
STEUBEXyULE. 0. Angus: l5.-The en-
tertsirmenis az the Hsnhue " ( Church
during the past week have drawn large
crowds nightly, the church being filed to
its utmost capacity. The music, both vocal
and instrumental, was Of high order, aud
each selection was we'll rendered. "Ge
Merry Birds sung By Miss Bessie Riley,
Tuesday evening, was one Of the leading
features of the entertainments, and that
young lady received many compliments on
her success The guitar duet, by the Long.
don brothers WAS well received, and showed
them to be masters Of their instruments.
We trust these entertainments will be given
often
The many friends and acquaintance Of
Mrs. ]. K. Dillon nee Miss Carrie Camp
bell. were panied to hear of her death last
Friday morning. Mrs. Dillon was the old
est child and only daughter of Mr.. j I.
Campbell. She was married to Mr.. j. X.
Dillon, of Pittsburg, Pa, in November,
1888. She was in her 23d year. Her par
ents and husband have the sympathy Of
their many friends.
The many friends of Mr.. Wm. Lee, Of
Holidays Cove, will be panied to learn OF
his death, which took place Friday evening
last. Mr.. Lee was graduate of the high
school in this city in the class Of 1882. He
accepted a position in our public schools
last week, little thinking that his time on
earth would be short he was % years Of
age.
Miss Theresa Phillips, Of Wheeling, and
Miss Carrie Emmel, of Chicago, are the
guests Of Mics Angie Hall, North Fifth
street, Miss Phillips win sing in Hamliue
NJ. f. Church Sunday morning.
Miss Wagner, of Richmond, is the guest
of Miss Stella Moore, of North Fourth street.
Miss Lucille Freeman entertained the
members OF the Qui Vive Wednesday even
ing, ard was pronounced very enjoyable
affair
Two men giving their names as John
McCune and Harry Holmes, claiming TO oe
from Wheeling, were arrested Thursday
afternoon on suspicion. The men had con-
siderable money on their persons aud the
MAYOR thought it was better 10 hold them
for few days.
c. B. Doty Esq., left Wednesday even
ing on q visit TO his old home in Wareham,
Mass.
Mr.. John DoEnes, of Wheeling, is visit
ing friends in this city.
The young lady who left her home so
mysteriously the other day hiss returned,
and refuses to state where she has been. A
Young man in the neighborhood feel
someshat uneasy.
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MISCELLANEOUS SPORTS.

August 10 there will be an athletic m eet-
ing open TO al in New York.
Rowell, the English pedestrian, viii re-
turn TO this country in September.
The first match between the amateur E1.
gGsh cricketers and the Americans will be
PLAYED BY the Staten Island Club August
81 and September l.
The New Jersey Yacht Club is making
active preparations for the fall regatta,
which is to take place in September.
An immense feet OF pleasure vessels is
expected in American waters next month,
sttracted BY the contest for the Americas
cup.
A light weight crew Of the SesWanhaks
Club, OF Brooklyn, Z. D., recently rowed to
eeklkill-on the Hudson, g distance of forty
Two miles, and back again on the same
night.
Maud S. will make her next attempt at
record breaking at NarrsgAnsstt Park.
Robert Bonner hopes that before the sea-
son is over Maud S..will reduce her record
to 2.07.
A few DAYS ago johnson paced mile at
Rochester in 1T, so Minnesota is left no
where.
The Cleveland meeting Just closed made
$4,000 profit. The average trotting record
wss little better than 2.20.
Three years ago the PAGER Tommy Lynn,
Who is nov valued up in the thousands, was
purchased for $40.
4 new cycling club has been formed in
Phils delphis- The organization goes under
the name of the Tiogs Cycling Club.
The original price paid BY Vanderbilt FOR
he queen of the turf was $4,000.
Tim Smith, the English heavy weight, is
he man who wants to get pounded next by
Sullivan for $1,000 or $500 q side.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-16
FAlRMoNT.
The Death of Judge Baymond's Daughter
General News.

The Death of Judge Haymond's Daughter
General News.
Special 10 the Sunday Register.
FAIRMONT, ". Va, August Is The sad
Jews reached this place on Wednesday last
hat Miss Julia C. Raymond, daughter of
Judge Alpheus F. and Maria Raymond, had
lied Of malarisl fever at Hot Springs, Ar.
tansas, whittier she had gone in search Of
health. For quite long time past she had
oten q sufferer from rheumatism and her
rip 10 the Springs was for the relic Of this
ualsdy, which was soon cared. But
rheu about to return to home and
friends vigorous with restored health and
0uoyant with joyous expectation, the ruth.
ess reaper chose her for his reaping. Her
cath causes universal sorrow here. Sle
AS the idol Of her parents, the fayoritc Of
l,r associates, the very light and life OF her
nome where her presence was brightest aud
here they knew her best who loved her
)est. Her memory will be cherished and
her life and example are precious legacy
oequeathed to her surviving friends.
News Items.
The F. NJ. & P. railroad, now that the
Monop gahela bridge is completed, coHtin-
ues TO show its enterprise and has adyer.
isrd for proposals. for the erection Of four
rame and one brick depot buildings along
be hue ofthe road The people of Nor
.autown will have it forced upon them soon
hat they will get the road Most Of them
ant tell what it will look like, aud are
eady to bet money that the ironis not yet here
or the big bridge. julie Fleming and Ne's
Hoffman should SET their civilIzing ma
hiGes TO work.
Minor Stuck, an employe on the Fair
uont and Shinnston railroad. was driving
pixies last Wednesday evening, when his
,ammer flew into space and dropped With
-nder grace QUITO the back OF his head. BE
id not feel the lick, for it knocked him
enseless, and be is now carrying his head
n a sling. We credit the victim with this
en-.
The Baltimore Sun announced the ap-
oointment Ct C F. Ohley as postmaster in
aarine one day this week. The appoint
aeut is q most excellent one q: gi7ei
cry general satisfaction.
D. n. Snider moved into his new build
70 on Main street this week. George
Iorrow will move into the house lately &C.
upied by Snider.
Vim. A. Wslklats returned on Wednes
10y from Hot Springs, greatly improved in
1ealth.
Col J. o. Moore. of the F. NJ & P, is
ere on business.
j T. Martin and son Porter, OF Farming
on were here yesterday.
Miss Alice l. Paul. of Newberg is here
attend the funeral OF Miss Julia c. Hay
uUud
Mr.. S. W. Hall is back from Webster
springs.
Our young legal friend, Chss. l.. Hsgap,
sss called here on Thursday to attend the
uneral of Miss Julia Raymond He will
.eturn to his studies at the University Of
rlrginis on Sunday night
j. n. Mccoy and wife, OF Washington, D.
: will be here tomorrow on visit to Mr..
NcCoy's father.
Eli Musgrave, one of the prominent men
f Pswpaw, is in town to-day.
James E. Mccoy is back from pleasant
visit to friends in Virginia.
We hear Of wedding that will occur
scon in our town. 1t was q crow that told
ls about it. The little birds are all sick.
Obituary at the proper time.
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seem to be scared any more when they face
bead stone, although We noticed several OF
them having q moderate amount OF troabls
with their machines. Several of them are
making good work and apparently enough
Of 1t ss The slate showed Ligs Hoover
sui keeps vigil over the factory door snG
eyes all passers by with an air which PROM
ises no good treatment 10 the unrighdui
tr.spasser. This mill shipped IL carloads
of nails yesterday Yesterday was pay day
also. 1t is reported that the Martins Fer
~ stove works will resume operations tie
coming week
Aneeting of the union nsilfeeders OF
Martins Ferry, Wheeling Bsnwooi aud Be-
laire is called by the Chic Valley Trades
and Labor Assembly, to be held in X o! L.
Hall in Bsck's block, in Wnesling, this aft=I-
noODr al half pact two
The Martins Ferry stove company ar
hiuaerirg the iurosds of idleness, rust, on
Eeir tin root by coat Of paint
Tire Ohio Valley Glass Co. are building
Few warehouse at their works
Mrs 4. NJ. Hall, of Allegheny, Pa, i.
vi irg Miss A F. Miller.
Alexander Hood, ESQ, is lying danger.
ously i'll at his home on First street
Miss Bessie Stevens. of Shady Side, Pa,
is visitir g Miss Anna Wier.
A report circulated yesterday to the
effect that the prisoners had escaped from
jail caused considerable commotion.
The Bobby Stuart" fishing club have
r,turled from their camp up the river.
The professionals and the moulders will
play match game of base ball on Tuea-
dsv.
Yesterday Q picnic was given by the
Pennington Sunday School.
John Thompson will give q grand party
and dance at bis barn on Tuesday night
Mr.. Andrew Maidens is still lying very
low
Mr.. David Thoburn is on the sick list.
There is a csmpmeeting near Mt. Pleas
ant to day.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Woodruff aud son
have returned from visit in Greencsstle,
Ind.
Ed. Bender and family have returned
from a months visit in Omaha, Neb.
W. r. Adrsin, Of Smithfeld, is visiting
IN town.
Mrs. Simpson, of Steubenville, is visiting
Vim. Hogen. Esq, and family.
Yesterday the Wood base ball club de-
fested a picked nine, by score Of eight to
seven.
Harry R Robertshaw, who is visiting in
Steubenville and who was reported better is
wing very low. Word was received last
night that he might die at any time.
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SPORTING,
DoinEs Of the Base BalIers and Other
Sports.
The Record.

The Record.
Cipcinnatis did the beat playing out Wesr
for the week winning three out Of toar
games, thereby fastening themselves more
securely in second place; st Louis wo,'
two and lost two, and Louisville, through
hard luck sud a little bad playing los
three out OF four games The Allegnsnys
Just held their own, winning two and losing
the san numbsr. 49,
For the Eastern division, Brooklyn did
TIE best work, winning four games aud los
iUg none. They have overlapped Balls
more, forcing the latter club to keep com
pany with the Nets in seventh place. Bar
Iiss boys have won none of the three games
played By them during the week. Athletics
won one and lost two, the Nets, lost two Id
won two.
The only tie game of the season was
played at Philadelphia on Tuesday b 'tE en-
he Athletics and Baltimore. A, rhe enc
of the 18Th inning the game was calIet on
account of darkness, with the score staGd-
ing 4 10 4.
How the clubs now stand can be seen By
olsrrirg rvsr the amended fable: