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Ben Stevens was committed to jail yes.
tefday afternoon in default Of 1000 bail
on i charge Of grand larceny. He stole
SsS5 from Henry, Warner at Gregory
Warmers saloon. olllcer Grnbler arrested
him. He OF first denied all knowledge Of
the money, but aiterward went TO his
house With Constable Love and showed
where he had hid the stolen wealth,
WHEN no said he had merely borrowed
without asking the owner.
Yesterday morning about three o'clock
Andy Metiz stopped Nightwatchman
steve Crawfordin the Second Ward, laid
ma hand on bis shoulder and, Crawford
@ sea- n.y. w.ca; Sfaw
w 81 the affair. Watson arrested
MsrtS. and Squire Davis fined him $50
and sent him. % jail for twenty days: A
nreyious charge OF robbery Is now pend.
ine in the Circuit court against Mertx.
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ABOUT Pi ,l,
strangers In the City and wheeling Folk,
- -----fl ~ "A 49,. n -.

strangers In the Oily and wheeling Folk,
Abroad.
Cashier j. ]. Jones, OF the Exchange
Bank, has gone to New York on business
J.N. Vance, ESQ, Of the Riverside Iron
Company, is making an Eastern business
trip.
Rev. DR.. NJ. sessler and son returned
last evening from a very pleasant trip "a
Cincinnati.
Miss Lille Reilly has returned home
from pleasant summer sojourn at Terra
Alta, W. Va.
Judge okey johnson, president Of the
Supreme Court Of Appeals, arrived In the
city last evening.
Rev. DIR. ]. E. Smith, Of the Fourth
Street II. E. Church, has gone to Buffalo,
N. Y, for a few days.
Hon. John o. Pendleton, tue Demo-
cratic politician and pyrotechnic orator
OF the State metropolis, occupies the Up p"
at Hills Central. y drkersbssrg Journal.
Rev. Father Brazil, a Catholic priest
stationed at DesMoines, Iowa, died last
night, aged IS. He was born In County
CIAte, 4IeIauut euuChttu at huhhtalt anu
ordained in st. Joseph's Cathedral, in this
city, in 1851.
Mr.. E, r. CLARK, formerly . resident d
this city, is the guest OF G:W: Bidgood,
at mo. 1855 Chapline street. Mr.. CLARK
has Just returned after four years So
iourn in China and tho Sandwich Islands.
He IL quite a traveller, having been over q
greaterpa Of both continents. -
The Parkersburg Stote Journal says: The
many friends OF Miss Nettie Bedilliop, nee
Miss Nettie 8Iugtage, Of near Harmar,
Ohio, will be panied 10 hear Of her death,
which occurred in Pittsburgh last Friday
morning, the 14th inst, whittier she had
gone 10 have an operation performed on
her for the removal Of branch tumor.
After five weeks OF intense suffering she
passed away to a brighter world, for which
she had prepared herseltin life. She was
the granddaughter Of Mrs. Alice Fish, and
had only been married one year to Mr..
A. /. Bsdillion, Of Wheeling, w. Va. Her
age was 20 years. n
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when arlss gaies.n Psis Lucky.

I s. NJ. Simpson, the distribution cigar
store man. on July 18th, met the Denver
agent Of The Louisiana State Lottery, ard
bought fifteen tickets from him, and sent
ten Of them to Leadville to a customer
who asked to buy them, that night by
mail, took five Of them home, gave two 10
Miss Kaichen, his sister-in.law, who had
told him she felt lucky and to purchase
for her two fiths for two dollars in The
Louisiana State Lottery, and retained
three himself. Next morning q message
came to the effect that $500 had drawn
hecapital prize. He tod Miss Kaichen
to look, and found that she had $500
The ticket was sent on and the moneyic col.
lected through the First National Bank Of
Denver, Col.-Dmrer, lCYl.l NeIts, July %.
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Burnie Brown, colored, charged with
keeping an immoral resort in Alley Q, was
yesterday. fined so and costs, amounting
In all 10 S4375. Two Of the three Tyre
girls and the Birmingham girl were fined
S. and costs each. all their fines were
paid. The third Tyre girl was discharged.
The hearing occupied the time Of the
Police Court from $3.50 A. N. till after
noon. Some OF the testimony was unfit
for publication, but the girls evidently re-
garded 1t as very funny. None OF the
evidence was very direct or positive as TO
the kind OF behavior in the house, al
though there was enough to leave no doubt
that the charge was warranted.
The court room was crowded, and after
the triai numerous expressions Of disgust
aud indignation that such place could
exist in the city were heard. TWAS ire.
quently stated that there are numerous
cases OF persistent and open violation Of
law. between white and eolored men and
women, and tho hope was expressed that
the next grand jury would have It's at
tention called to this condition Of affairs.
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nIyEn NEWS.

| . Y.
stage OF the Water and Movements Of the
steambon
The Wyoming has gone into retirement
at Cincinnati.
The Andes left about 4o'cleqk yester.
day afternoon for CINCINNATI.
The New Coutier this mornings Park
ersbutg packet, leaving at IL o'clock. She
Is a fac packet ably commanded.
The Granite State 10 being extensively
oyerhauled and repaired at Cincinnati.
She viii probably re.epter the Pittsburgh
trade when she comes out again.
Col. W. E. Merrill, us. A., who has
charge Of the Ohio river improvements,
was expected in Pittsburgh yesterday to
look after some OF the Improvement be-
ing made in that vicinity.
The w. N. Chancellor Is due up today
On rguts from Charleston to Pittsburgh.
She will pass down at 4 o'clock Friday
morning, and shippers should have their
goods for her on the levee before dark to-
morrow evening.
Captain John L. Kerr, one OF the oldest
towboat pilots, says the sooner the dyke
at sand creek is removed the better, He
contends that the dyke, in addition 10 be-
ing an obstruction to- towboatsI Uisanot
needed by the packets. The matter will
be laid before Colonel Merrill
The reports from above last evening
were as follows: Pittsburgh, S feet and
rising and raining; Greensboro, 10 feet 9
inches aud stationary; Brownsville, 4
feet Q inches and stationary; Oil City, II
feet and stationary; Parker, Q feet and
rising fast; Lock No 4; 5 feet Q inchea and
risiugi Rice's Landing, 3feet s inches and
rising.
The attention Of all those desiring TO
take a cheap, enjoyable excursion Is di.
rected TO the special advertisement OF the
steamer Andes in this issue. The steam
er leaves here every Tuesday afternoon.
Excursionists will have one day and one
night in the attractive and interesting city
Of Cincinnati. AT no time Of the year Is
the scenery on the beautiful Ohio to be
seen to better advantage than now. The
fare for the round trip Is only SIC, and this
includes meals and staterooin during the
entire week. The Andes Il the finest
boat on he Upper Ohio aud o pleasanter
trip than one week on board her cannot
Behadf for the same money.
The heavy rains Of the past forty.eieht
hours have been general all along the val
leyiaad itheYallle Of the head tributaries,
and d big river 10 lpoked Tor. ast night
the marks on the leyee Of this point indi. |
Gated q depth in the channel OF I feet o |
inches, and the waters were coming up
rapidly. The creek was booming out |
heavy, Indicating that the hIonons hela |
was coming ont strong, and Che elegtaphicl
reports show that the Allegheny Is full. |
The two rivers coming out together viii |
insure q larger rise than has been had for
several months pldfiyer men were estis
mating last evening that there w6hldbe
from twenty-five 10 thirty feet 81 water
here. R6ustefs were kepE busy yesterday
moving lumber and other stud,
70 the upper part Of the leyee.
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Yesterday morning Nellie Gaylord
called al police headquarters and swore
out a warrantior Hiram Aldridge, charg-
ing him with assault and battery. The
warrant was placed in the hands Of an
officer and Aldridge was soon after arrest
ed. He was permitted to go after deposit
Ing s25 for his appearance at this morn
ine,s Police Court. This amount will
cover the highest fine that can be imposed,
$50 and the costs; 1t Is not probable, how
ever, that Aldfidge will appear In person.
Hiram Aldridse is a man whoha pass
ed the meridian Of life and is well known
as one OF Wheeling's wealthy business
men. He Is the patentee Of the car roof
inc made by the Chicago Gar Roofing
Company, ofwhoae works on the South
Side The Is manager. de came here from
Chicago about three years 9go, bringing
with him young woman, whom he
introduced as relative, but while
she may have been such, she was also his
mistress. It was not long until they had
falling out and another young woman
was secured to fill her place. Nellie Gay
lord is mistress number four. She is q
rather attractive looking person who came
here, it Is reported, from Cincinnati.
Aldridge has rooms in the block on tho
north.west corner Of Market and Twelfth
streets, handsomely fitted up, and here he
and his mistresses have lived Tor the past
several months. When sober he is said
to have treated the women handsomely,
furnishing them with all that they
could possibly desire in the way
Of iswelty, clothes and pocket money
Naturally OF JEALOUS temperament,
when he becomes in1amed with liquer
he Is said 10 be violently jealous, and this
has led to some scandalous proceedings In
his rooms. On several occasions the POI
lice baye been. known TO go TO his rooms
for the purpose OF stopping the racket,
butnev before hiss an arrest been mad /.
On other occasions lwoMan's cries have
been heard coming from the rooms al
night. The assaults have led 70 the other
girls leaving him, 81 Nellie Gaylord now
has.
The story Is that Aldridge, while under
the influence OF liquor yesterday morning,
opened her trunk and found three letters
lof a very compromising nature from
several prominent men Of the city.
Tbs 1tG usual row followed with tho re:
suit as stated above. The girl
cried at headquarters and appeared
to be in fear Of Aldridge. When put un-
der oath she swore she had been living in
adultery with him. He was inclined to
DO ugly, and refused 70 give up her
clothes or sewing machine, sho went
before Justice Phillips coon after
and instituted proceedings to re.
cover the property she claimed to be
hers. and it was taken from the rooms Ia
the Office Of the Justice. The case will
be heard Today. AldIidse still has the
letters, which he VOWS he will give to the
world.
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This pv.eryes Attention.
r. the Bitlor oflhc l,ltt!!lga.cr.

sthEtfS'
sIR:-These is no f,st.class citizen
that does not uphold you in showing up
the immortality and general cussedness Of
not only the police but Of the.rag.,ag and
bobtail generally. We would be glad If
your noble efforts could wipe out one dis
grace 10 our city, tue fresh portets that
run for the hotels Of the city. There is
scarcely day at the Pewiky depot that
they do not iagnlt some lady or gentle-
man travelling and their loud, obscene,
vulgar and proians talk Is shame In any
civilized community. Ladies cannotcome
to the depofto see friends or unless. their
ears are greeted with some vulgar express
sions from these terrors Of the street.
lHotelg that employ such trash ought to
get left by the travelling public. Isthere
no law to stop such proceedings? A
policeman is generally seen shortly after
they get through with their fun.
Respectfully,
Round ABOUT.
Wheeling, August 25.
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rhn Rlnrrald RaunIon.

Speaking Of the Ringgold Reunion at
West Alexander last Friday, the Monga-
hela City Republican, Col. Chill Hazzard's
paper, says:
aThe address Of welcome by Mr.. John
Carson was an eloquent one, phrased in
most fitting language. The response by
Captain jenkins was well timed and up.
preciated. General Kelly, the old com.
manderof the Department, received d
greeting OF which any man might be
proud. His Adjntant General, Judge
Thayer Melvin, Of Wheeling, nov the
scholarly and eloquent jurist received q
WELCOME eyid ntlyas sincere as twas cor
iialI Captain Cariin, Of the battery, came
In for 4 good share 81 hgndshak King, and
Hon. Wash. Bages fairly captiyated the
BOYS with his ringing eloquence and rat
Ting fun. Rev. II. N. Boyle pronounced
j most beautiful tribute TO the boys who
were heblue.p
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Feeder. { e.uisht.

A meeting,is called 10 assemble Of X.
az ID hail, In Beck block, this evening 70
organize the nail feeders not members OF
the Feeders Union, INTO seperalte, society,
as /. branch OF the Ohio alley Trades and
Iabor Assembly, Tie meeting Is under
fhe auspices Of the Assembly, and the
movement Is the result Of the refusal OF
fbe Union al ia meeting Monday night
h tak IA the outsid feeders into member
ain This adds an add tional eomplicas
fion 10 tlienaiI strike. The existing union
w sSl slso Organized by the Trades Assem-.
Ne NJ. and ,,d l. i branch 81 that body. The
iIH,on fsyofs Keeping the machines now
oterated by feeders, while the other feed.
az sssi a large majority olallin thscity, gen.
emily oppose this,
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THE ARtoN PICNIC,
Concert and sommeFnaeh tsfsst at the Pari
Thursday.

Concert and sommernaehtsfest at the Park
rharsday,
Thursday afternoon and evening, COM
mencing at q o'clock and running till mid
night, the Arion society will gives picnic,
concert and somnlernachtgss. at Wheeling
Park. The Opera House full brass band
and orchestra will furnish music for dancing
and give a promenade concert as well. In
the evening the park will be Illuminated
and there Willie a grand display Of fire
works. Thepark is now, at It's loyeliest
season, and there can be no more attrac-
tive place in which to spend the afternoon
and evening. The most enjoyable event
given Tiers this season will probably be
The ono here spoken 81, and the attend.
ance should be large. The fact that the
entertainment Is under the auspices OF the
Arion 10 sufficient voucher Tor its high
rhnFactar -t r-Afst
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anld in nnr Old Rinlda.

When We consider the health to DO bet
ter than wealth, then must We consider
the old field MULLEN better than gold-at
least the medical world so recognize il,
and attests Its merits over cod liver oil for
lung troubles. Made in tea and COM
bined with sweet gum 1t presents in Tay:
lor's Cherokee Remedy Of Sweet Gum and
Mullen, a pleasant and effective cure for
Group, whooping.cough colds and con-
sumption, Sold by oil druggists at 25c
and 81 90 per bottle. Send two.cent post.
age stamp for Riddle. Book. Walter A.
Taylor, Atlanta, Ga, For sale by Laugh.
lin Bros. q 90.
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rMo aA1nANr nRoruNns.


.oneot whom Fought for The Blue and me
othesp for the Gray.
Fewcitisens Of Ohio county are better,
known than q jolonelP N. b. Cnftfs. of
~ -. AN ,,;,,
f'ses. ~ Atss ~ va. ~
Would pfopasly pc cohsio eteai IN e1oIstV
assign him rank 10 which he was not en-
tjrsa Vat Tho Colonelsis t,ota Colonel
:. III. t,,t ,Ss =, 4, I, ,sta.od ortS6f tba
w ~ pus mss ttA wv =, s..s
service 0 regularly commissioned brlga-
der General. Il is rarely indeed that q
manis popularly known blythe title Of a
lower rank than he has held, the tendency
being the reverse. Captains, Lieutenants
or even privatee are numerous who by
common consent have become Colonels or
Generals since the war; but here Is one
authentic instance at least where q man
has been reduced in rank since he left the
service.
General Curtis entered the army as
Captain OF Company ID. OF tho Twelfth
West Virginia Volunteers. He was soou
made Major, and while holding this
commission became the commander Of
the regiment, and had acted in that
capacity for some time when in January,
1894, he was commissioned Colonel.
From October, 1854, TO the close Of the
war he commanded brigade, though
most OF the time as o Colonel. Just before
the close OF the war he was duly commits
stoned a Bngadisr General, his promotion
being earned By gaiianiry Of Fort Gregg,
April =, 1850.
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"JAcR o,DiAMoNps.c
Clay Groene's New American Drama Mt III,
opoTa Hop.e Tonight,

SAa3 htoeAerb NeN 4AhioEitsAn Drama NJ the
Opera Howe Tonight.
This evening at the Opera House Fred
eric pfyton viii make his FIRST appearance
before o Wheeling audience, taking the
leading role, that Of 8 heroic gambler. in
Clay Greene's new play, Jack o Dia-
monds.n The drama is said to be some.
what on the order of diplomacy" in
theme and movement, but its plot and
treatment are new. The general verdict
oil. the press is that "Jack O. Diamonds
is It's authors greatest play, and that it is
fortunate in being placed before the pub
lie by strong company, supporting an
unusually fine actor. It should have a
large audience here, as this is the first
regular dramatic performance Of tho sea-
son, and it will be a good while yet before
there is another. Reserved seats are on
sale at Baumer'r,
The following special dispatch was re-
eeiyed last night:
.srEuAENvILIE, o., August 25.-Youe can.
not give Frederic Bryton's "Jack o Dia.
monds" company TOO much prise. The
play is superb, and must be seen,to be ap:
preciated,
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Wheeling, August Is.
Give Il pn.

" tat E1Aef ef tae laai'FtstqzeE,
Sin: Has the Board Of Public Works
the right 10 blockade the pavement on
both Sides OF Chapline street with brick?
Also, how is ii that n. Reilly's and the
Senate saloon corner are blockaded with
Iath, slate roofing and dirt, and no red
light is diplayed at ether plseeY
Whftliro, Apast %. Sf'sF
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Mp1oAT1oNs.

w sHIsarox, August 2G.-1 A. M.-For
the Ohio Valley and tennessee, generally
iair weather, variable winds and tionary
temperature.
For the Lower Lake region, generally
fair weather, variable winds and nearly
stationary temp
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The following shows the range Of the
thermometer as observed at schnepfs
drug store, 1918 Market street. yesterday:
u. N, 74s; 12 NJ, 722o;sf. NJ, fs'; 7r. NJ,
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ECZEMA,
And Every Species Of Itching and
Burning Diseases Cured
by Cuticura.

ECZEMA, or salt Rhcum, with It's agoaizing itch.
{ ing and burning, instantly relieved by Q warm
bath with Cuhcura Soap, aud q single application
Of Cu'icuta, the great Skin Cure. his repeated
daily, with two or three doseI OF Cuticun Resoly
ent, the New Blood Purifier, TO keep the blood
cool, tho Precipitation pure and uniritatlng, The
bowels open, the liver and kidneys active, VIII
speedily cure EcEcnA, letter, RlngWurm, Psorissis
LIeheu, Pruritus, sCall Head. DandruH. and every
species Of ltchtrg, scaly and fimply Humors OF
the Scalp and skin, when the best physicians and
all known remedies fail.
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sIIygRHPLATED Knife, Fork and
Spoon for School Set.
JACOB w. GRUBB, Jeweler.
PRODUCTIONS.

To make room for our incoming Fall
Stock we shall offer our entire stock or
Spring and summer Sultlngs ut greatly
reduced prices. @. HESS u SONS.
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Friday, August %, the p, O. & st. /.
Ry. Co. will sell excursion tickets to Gin.
cinnati for train leaving Wheeling at 500
r. NJ, city time, at the rate OF SIS 90 for the
round trip. Tickets good for return pas
sage until AUGUST 81. inclusive.
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onl, a. 90 Via u. s o.

To Cincinnati and return, Friday, August
%. Tickets good until August 81.
Through trains without change, leave 9:15
a. N. and 1925 p. NJ /, city time. w f
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Cheap excursion 10 pittsburgh every
Sunday. Round trip only s. 80. sREcIAl
PAST TRAlN leaves ~ siip 4. ~, city time
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WILL MCDONALD, 2si2 Dcafbon street, Chicago
gratefully aeknoW cdgus Q cure Of Eczema, or Salt
Rhenra, on head neck, lace arms And legs fof sew
and knees for ono year; not lbls 70 help himself
for eight yeAR; tried hundreds oil remedies; doc
tors pronounced his Gaze hopeless: permanently
,ternally, and Uuicuta and Cuticura Soap (the
great akin curesl externally ~
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Saamted.

MANIFESTATIONS AS STEM.
w oGRAPHER and Typewriter. WIN furnish
own typewriter II desired. Address, steIograph
BOX GIG. SteuhenvIllA. Ohm. au1l.NW9Po
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10 sfRAIenTrN A BfREEF.'

Chief Dunning Of the Fire Department,
reported the ppointment Of John Peters
asIstoker for the Atlantic engine andlhe
was confirmed.
The Board Of Public Works presented
the following resolution and twas adopt
eddy both branches.
Reiolrfd, That the Board 81 Pablo
Works DO authorized 10 purchase the pro-
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The Board Of Pablo Worksia q rommu-
nicatlon asked that the City CLERK DO in
structod TO draw his order on the Receiver
for Sl20,S0 70 pay Jerry Myles for laying
asewer on Chapllne street 70 Fourteenth
stree, and the same was ordered by both
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AN interesting game Of base bail will
be played thia afternoon "Wednesday at
the New Fair Grounds between John
Handlan's crack nine and one composed
OF some Of the best playersof the South
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CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to re-
cord decd made August 25, by Cecilia
GILLESPIE to Andrew. ]. Gillespie, OF Pitts
burgh, in consideration OF Sl,200, for the
east half Of lot Ill on Clay street between
Fifth and Sixth streets -.
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THE minstrel company headed by Bar.
low. Wilson and Rankin is pEpnounced BY
critics who have seen the entertainment
they give 10 be the finest that ever ap'
psared in America. II will be the at
traction at the Wheeling Opera house
nn|t Saturday ayeninr,
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ANOTHER SCANDAL
oUT BYl A.ltAL ols hoNY.l
taterestihr casea In the Local couris. Grow.
ing oatof n Quarrel Between a Man and
n waman wen Isaewn Ia rswn-tn
Assault and sa,tto Recover Goods.

NbsAuIt I1lu ''''s y = y IT - y
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TnE Bcllsire Nail Works have come
thing over 200 kegs Of iron nails on
hands, and, although efforts have been
made 10 sell them. no purchaser can De
{nnni. - Rsltn;Fe E3tHFDeTdlsTtt.
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Rssolted, That joint special committee
consisting OF three members from each
Branch be appointed to consider the ad-
visibility Of placing the FIRE and police de.
partments under q Board and what action
will be necessary to carry the same into